Podcast appearances and mentions of ben hopkins

With Brad over in the States coaching, Balls is joined by former co-host Ben Hopkins to break down United's last three games. The pair go through Rob Loe's spectacular recent form and look ahead at the lead up to the return of The Open Air Game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Me and⁠ Ben Kellog⁠ speak with writer/director Ben Hopkins (Inside (2023) w/ Willem Dafoe, Simon Magus, Lost in Karastan) on dialogue-free scripts, armageddon, and more For full episodes, resources, and more support the project on ⁠Patreon⁠

Adam Ballinger and Ben Hopkins are joined by Melbourne United Head Coach Dean Vickerman for the inaugural episode of 'The Extra Pass'. The trio touch on Dean's coaching career, as well as United's new-look lineup for NBL24. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Ben Hopkins is one of the country's foremost civilian scholars on Afghanistan, a Professor of History and International Affairs at George Washington University and author of a series of books, including The Making of Modern Afghanistan

Ben Hopkins is one of the country's foremost civilian scholars on Afghanistan, a Professor of History and International Affairs at George Washington University and author of a series of books, including The Making of Modern Afghanistan

Ben Hopkins, sad to announce his retirement from games after World Individuals later this year. It has been an honor riding with you and the dedication you have shown to the sport will be an inspiration for generations to come!

In this episode, I invited my good friend Ben Hopkins to help me co-host and read some Impact Submissions that were a part of a gift card raffle. In these submissions, I asked participants to highlight an individual or set of people that have impacted their life in any way. With laughter and some great banter, Ben and I read through some very thoughtful messages to provide an opportunity for those that were written about to hear their praises and appreciation from the people who look up to them. 

Rory Capel, Knights Pairs champion with his pair Ben Hopkins, joins Kyle for a quick chat about the launch of the season, Knights Pairs Bachelor Tournament, and predictions for English Champs this weekend!

Screenwriter and novelist Ben Hopkins talks to Tom about his ambitious new novel, Cathedral. It's a portrait of the construction of the medieval period's greatest buildings, featuring a cast of intriguing characters all vying for power - from the bishop to his treasurer to local merchants and lowly stone cutters. Faith, Hope and Glory is a new drama series on Radio 4 which sees British playwrights Roy Williams, Rex Obano, and Winsome Pinnock chart the history of postwar Britain through the intersecting lives of three women. Starting in 1946, a week of 15 minute dramas which set the scene: Hope and Jim’s baby, entrusted to Eunice to take home to Antigua, is lost at Tilbury Docks, and found by Gloria and Clement, a celibate couple, who decide to keep her and call her Joy. The series continues with three 45 minute plays. Winsome Pinnock and Rex Obano join Tom to discuss the series. Luke Jerram is the next artist to feature in #FrontRowGetCreative, where artists encourage you to try your hand at a piece of art. Today, he focuses on sound, which has been an important component to much of his work, from installing 2000 pianos in public spaces in 65 cities around the world to etching the sound of his own voice on the engagement ring for his wife (which actually plays!). Presenter: Tom Sutcliffe Producer: Hilary Dunn

Chad and Brian go it alone this week, and prove that even the most claustrophobic sections (trigger warning for anyone who grew up with hoarders) of J R are also riotously funny. They also don't understand money or business, but no one else in the book seems to either . . . There's also a lot of talk about Gibbs's footwear issues. This week's music is "Laugh Track" by Ben Hopkins, one of the greatest songs of 2020. If you'd prefer to watch the conversation, you can find it on YouTube along with all our past episodes. You can watch the next episode on Wednesday, January 27th where you'll also have the opportunity to ask questions, make comments, or correct inaccurate statements. Here's where you can find the complete reading schedule. Follow Open Letter, Chad Post, and Brian Wood for random thoughts and information about upcoming guests. Be sure to order Brian's book, Joytime Killbox, which is now officially available at better bookstores everywhere thanks to BOA Editions You can also support this podcast and all of Open Letter's activities by making a tax-deductible donation through the University of Rochester.

Chad and Brian go it alone this week, and prove that even the most claustrophobic sections (trigger warning for anyone who grew up with hoarders) of J R are also riotously funny. They also don't understand money or business, but no one else in the book seems to either . . . There's also a lot of talk about Gibbs's footwear issues.  This week's music is "Laugh Track" by Ben Hopkins, one of the greatest songs of 2020.  If you'd prefer to watch the conversation, you can find it on YouTube along with all our past episodes. You can watch the next episode on Wednesday, January 27th where you'll also have the opportunity to ask questions, make comments, or correct inaccurate statements. Here's where you can find the complete reading schedule. Follow Open Letter, Chad Post, and Brian Wood for random thoughts and information about upcoming guests. Be sure to order Brian's book, Joytime Killbox, which is now officially available at better bookstores everywhere thanks to BOA Editions You can also support this podcast and all of Open Letter's activities by making a tax-deductible donation through the University of Rochester.

Ben Hopkins (PWR BTTM, BEN HOPKINS) talks with their bandmate, songwriting partner and longtime friend Tsebiyah Derry about the record they just made together, Mute Math, vocal injuries, as they drink white claws and communicate non-verbally for an hour!!!!!

It's the October episode of the I'M NOT POPULAR solo show and I'm all on my own, celebrating Halloween with takes on The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Beyoncé, Lemonade, Thomas Hardy's Jude the Obscure, Oneohtrix Point Never, Ben Hopkins and my lack of a halloween costume. Vote in the I'm So Popular 2020 Presidential Election: https://forms.gle/MpyjMY3WXYMtT4AZ9 Buy the November issue of the I'm So Popular zine, SUFFERING, on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/889919027/im-so-popular-november-2020-suffering?ref=hp_opfy-5&frs=1

Ben Hopkins (PWR BTTM, BEN HOPKINS) and downtown chanteuse Angela Dicarlo get spooky! We discuss Angela's upbringing in Iowa, The B52's, writing songs about cheese and SO much more!

Ben Hopkins (PWR BTTM) has a new podcast where they talk to their friends, family and idols about the random inspirations that make up their creative processes. Every Tuesday, Ben will unpack what makes their guests  make what they make! Weird movies! Camp commercials! B-sides! Cat pictures! Anything that inspires will get a full deep dive weekly! See you EVERY Tuesday for the Special Sauce Podcast Podcast!!!!

Ben Hopkins, West Adelaide FC CEO, as the club aim to 'Keep the Pack Running!' with a $50,000 fundraiser to keep the mighty Bloods open. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

West Adelaide CEO Ben Hopkins joined Kane and Hayesy to discuss support for the club through the coronavirus.

SEN SA Breakfast with Kane Cornes and Andrew Hayes - Brendon Lade, Paul 'Blocker' Wilson, Ben Hopkins, Rooch, Mean Tweets.

The risks we took in our past are stepping stones to even greater surrender.  Join us in part 2 of Risking Everything as we hear from Ben Hopkins, furniture designer and adoptive father about the ultimate risk - love.  

Risk is defined by the possibility of harm or loss.  How we respond to risk will determine if we are waiters or shapers.  Risk is something that we, as world shapers, all must deal with.  Sometimes it is hard to determine if we are just taking risk for the sake of risk, or if we are risking because it is something God has invited us into.  Joining us in this two part series is furniture designer, Ben Hopkins.  Ben has worked for many cutting edge companies and creates work spaces that are inspiring and functional.  Not only has Ben taken great risks in his work, but in his family as well.  We left this episode challenged and encouraged and we hope you will too.  

Jessica Christin Hametner, Editor at OnOffice magazine, hosts this engaging panel on the topic of sustainable design and its impact on ‘healthy’ communities. Jessica is joined by Katrina Larkin, Co-founder and Head of Experience at Fora, Catherine van der Heide, Interior Designer and Senior Associate at HASSELL, and Ben Hopkins of Bennetts Associates - the first architecture practice to commit to the UN’s Climate Neutral Now campaign.    The discussion focuses on the questions: What makes a building healthy? What impact can architectural design have on our behaviour? What’s the link between sustainability and the community? How can we ensure sustainability isn’t just another fad? What can designers do to make a real impact when it comes to sustainability?

Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes BEN HOPKINS (actor: D-RAILED; Film / Thriller 2018) to the Show!  drailedthemovie.comwww.facebook.com/drailedmovie Ben Hopkins is an American actor known for his roles on "Chicago P.D" and "Aquarius" with David Duchovny. He just won Best Supporting Actor for his performance in D-Railed for the Actor’s Awards; the film -  a horror film set on a train. D-Railed on DVD and Digital August 6 from Uncork’d Entertainment. A woman boards a train that derails into a lake in the middle of the night. She, along with other surviving passengers find themselves trapped within the sinking wreckage. They discover what lies beneath the surface is far more terrifying as they fight to stay alive against a deadly predator determined to kill them one by one!

This is our 50th episode! Not doing anything special, just sipping a gin and talking about Michael Faber's Under the Skin. Show Notes Under the Skin by Michael Faber Under the Skin (film) directed by Jonathan Glazer Synopsis 00:56 Themes 05:22 Ben Hopkins and The Nine Lives of Tomas Katz Displacement Isolation Corporate Greed Duality…Read more 404: Under the Skin by Michael Faber

I met Danielle at the SD Women Music Industry night last year and was intrigued with her work running a DIY record label in Savannah, Georgia where she attended SCAD. She now works for San Diego-based Topshelf Records.  In this interview we talk about the ups and downs of running a house venue, her DIY label Bomb Shelter Records, and one way to foster safety in the music scene. A warning in relation to our discussion on a safe scene: we talk about PWR BTTM as one example of a band fighting for safe spaces. Unfortunately, since the interview, Ben Hopkins has been accused of sexual assault. For more info and resources, check further down in the show notes. Thank you to Danielle Leonard (and Marty!) for chatting with me and to all the artists for permission to use their song on the podcast. And thank you to The Fresh Brunettes, who are providing their song "Best of the Worst" as the new Grrl on Grrl theme song! You can find their album Fouled Up Beyond All Recognition on CDBaby.

I met Danielle at the SD Women Music Industry night last year and was intrigued with her work running a DIY record label in Savannah, Georgia where she attended SCAD. She now works for San Diego-based Topshelf Records.  In this interview we talk about the ups and downs of running a house venue, her DIY label Bomb Shelter Records, and one way to foster safety in the music scene. A warning in relation to our discussion on a safe scene: we talk about PWR BTTM as one example of a band fighting for safe spaces. Unfortunately, since the interview, Ben Hopkins has been accused of sexual assault. For more info and resources, check further down in the show notes. Thank you to Danielle Leonard (and Marty!) for chatting with me and to all the artists for permission to use their song on the podcast. And thank you to The Fresh Brunettes, who are providing their song "Best of the Worst" as the new Grrl on Grrl theme song! You can find their album Fouled Up Beyond All Recognition on CDBaby.

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May 2017 was supposed to be the start of the next stage in the career of queercore band PWR BTTM. They were set to release their next record Pageant--the follow up to the well-received 2015 full length debut Ugly Cherries. But then Jezebel.com posted accusations of sexual assault against PWR BTTM member Ben Hopkins by an anonymous accuser. Before the end of May 2017, the band found themselves dropped by their label and management team and a touring member of the band quit. The band have issued a statement on their Facebook page denying the accusations, but all this has left many PWR BTTM fans not knowing what to think. I first saw PWR BTTM a few years ago when they opened at the Biltmore for Ra Ra Riot. While I interviewed Wes from Ra Ra Riot, he proudly wore a neon-pink PWR BTTM sweat shirt. Next time I saw the band, they were headlining at 333 on a bill with Bellows and Lisa Prank. It was a great night, a fun crowd. (Each act on the bill stayed to watch the others perform at the back of the room--which is a rare thing.) My leather jacket straight music snob friends (there to see Bellows) could mix with tank top, glitter and cotton candy colored hair queer folk there to see PWR BTTM. Two very different crowds who don't mingle enough got to enjoy a great show together and everyone felt safe. While at the PWR BTTM show, I met Maguire (who goes by the pronouns them/they), a young PWR BTTM super fan--such a fan they had come to Vancouver from a remote community just to see the band. I wanted to get their take on this horrible situation. "The space that PWR BTTM created was like no other. I've been to punk shows, rap shows, and rock shows of all sorts, but PWR BTTM stood out because of the way they didn't just use the space, but transformed it. For a few short hours, I felt safer at a show than I'd ever felt previously. Both band members constantly stressed the importance of their "No Mosh" policy and what consent means to them between quips about appetizer bread from the nearby Ethiopian restaurant and being berated by hot Canadian border guards. They spoke and the people listened, danced, and respected their wishes and the people around them. As someone who has woken up with bruises from errant moshers the day after a show the feeling of being able to really let go and not worry about what other people are doing in the space surrounding me, allowed me to enjoy the music more than you ever could at a regular show where people are pushing you mercilessly, unconcerned with any other person's idea of enjoying a concert. The idea that each person entered into this space purely to enjoy the music without impeding others elevated the experience. This band has meant more to me than any other ever has. Hands down. And it still does, I can't change the way this band changed me and the effect their music has had on me. I am who I am today because of things I have learned from their records. I am sincerely devastated more than anything by the accusations laid against them." This is my chat with Ben and Liv from PWR BTTM as we hung out in the band's tour van parked outside 333 while it rained outside on a Friday night in November 2016. Tracks played on the show… 1) PWR BTTM, Ugly Cherries (2015) “I Wanna Boi” 2) PWR BTTM, Ugly Cherries (2015) “Ugly Cherries” 3) PWR BTTM, Ugly Cherries (2015) “Dairy Queen” 4) PWR BTTM, Cinderella Beauty Shop (2014) “Carbs” mp3 5) PWR BTTM, Cinderella Beauty Shop (2014) “Gendr” 6) PWR BTTM, Cinderella Beauty Shop (2014) “Trade” NO songs CANCON

May 2017 was supposed to be the start of the next stage in the career of queercore band PWR BTTM. They were set to release their next record Pageant--the follow up to the well-received 2015 full length debut Ugly Cherries. But then Jezebel.com posted accusations of sexual assault against PWR BTTM member Ben Hopkins by an anonymous accuser. Before the end of May 2017, the band found themselves dropped by their label and management team and a touring member of the band quit. The band have issued a statement on their Facebook page denying the accusations, but all this has left many PWR BTTM fans not knowing what to think. I first saw PWR BTTM a few years ago when they opened at the Biltmore for Ra Ra Riot. While I interviewed Wes from Ra Ra Riot, he proudly wore a neon-pink PWR BTTM sweat shirt. Next time I saw the band, they were headlining at 333 on a bill with Bellows and Lisa Prank. It was a great night, a fun crowd. (Each act on the bill stayed to watch the others perform at the back of the room--which is a rare thing.) My leather jacket straight music snob friends (there to see Bellows) could mix with tank top, glitter and cotton candy colored hair queer folk there to see PWR BTTM. Two very different crowds who don't mingle enough got to enjoy a great show together and everyone felt safe. While at the PWR BTTM show, I met Maguire (who goes by the pronouns them/they), a young PWR BTTM super fan--such a fan they had come to Vancouver from a remote community just to see the band. I wanted to get their take on this horrible situation. "The space that PWR BTTM created was like no other. I've been to punk shows, rap shows, and rock shows of all sorts, but PWR BTTM stood out because of the way they didn't just use the space, but transformed it. For a few short hours, I felt safer at a show than I'd ever felt previously. Both band members constantly stressed the importance of their "No Mosh" policy and what consent means to them between quips about appetizer bread from the nearby Ethiopian restaurant and being berated by hot Canadian border guards. They spoke and the people listened, danced, and respected their wishes and the people around them. As someone who has woken up with bruises from errant moshers the day after a show the feeling of being able to really let go and not worry about what other people are doing in the space surrounding me, allowed me to enjoy the music more than you ever could at a regular show where people are pushing you mercilessly, unconcerned with any other person's idea of enjoying a concert. The idea that each person entered into this space purely to enjoy the music without impeding others elevated the experience. This band has meant more to me than any other ever has. Hands down. And it still does, I can't change the way this band changed me and the effect their music has had on me. I am who I am today because of things I have learned from their records. I am sincerely devastated more than anything by the accusations laid against them." This is my chat with Ben and Liv from PWR BTTM as we hung out in the band's tour van parked outside 333 while it rained outside on a Friday night in November 2016. Tracks played on the show… 1) PWR BTTM, Ugly Cherries (2015) “I Wanna Boi” 2) PWR BTTM, Ugly Cherries (2015) “Ugly Cherries” 3) PWR BTTM, Ugly Cherries (2015) “Dairy Queen” 4) PWR BTTM, Cinderella Beauty Shop (2014) “Carbs” 5) PWR BTTM, Cinderella Beauty Shop (2014) “Gendr” 6) PWR BTTM, Cinderella Beauty Shop (2014) “Trade” NO songs CANCON

Sexual assault and harassment has plagued the music industry since it's earliest days. Th e latest band to write a chapter in this sad story are New York pop-punkers PWR BTTM. Over the past few weeks, the world saw the band literally fall apart before its eyes afte singer, Ben Hopkins, found himself the subject of serious and credible accusations of sexual assault, an act that is antithetical to message that the LGBTQ-friendly duo has been preaching in their music and at their shows since their inception. Kevin, Marcus and Eduardo are sitting down to take a hard look at sexual assault in the music industry, what people can do to protect themselves from these situations, and, most importantly, what can all of us to help the survivors of these most heinous of acts. Sonic shaman Thurston Moore is back with a new solo LP, and loads of feedback to spare. But is the world better with yet another piece of wax in it, or is rock-and-roll best left as an art that lives on the stage? Kevin and Eduardo are getting real with the rock legend's latest.PLUS! Montreal's She-Devil were the big hit of this years SXSW, and now their debut, self-titled LP has finally landed. Get a taste of what everyone has been talking about with See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.