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Did you know something as small as the kind of shampoo you use could be affecting your infertility? Learn more with this interview with Hugh & Grace's own Ben Jensen!Hugh and Grace is one of our most popular Million Marker Approved brands. We are huge fans of their Better Than Clean slogan, and how the brand embodies that mission through toxic-free products, packaging, and more.✨ Learn about:- Certain exposures that can affect male fertility- What YOU can do to help yourself- Hugh & Grace's mission in better products for better health

Join Sara and Ben Jensen as they leave you with a 2024 message and  share what they are excited for in 2025.Find us at hughandgrace.com  On Instagram @hughandgrace       On Facebook @HughandGrace   Email us at customercare@hughandgrace.com Music: Realize your dreams by Sergio Prosvirini

Join Co-Founder, Co-CEO, and proud Co-Parent of Hugh & Grace, Ben Jensen, as he shares the latest on our remarkable momentum and growth. Tune in to hear about the vision driving us forward and what's next for Hugh & Grace!Find us at hughandgrace.com  On Instagram @hughandgrace       On Facebook @HughandGrace   Email us at customercare@hughandgrace.com Music: Realize your dreams by Sergio Prosvirini

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) aims to “reintegrate Taiwan,” effectively stripping the Taiwanese people of their de facto independence. Achieving this takeover with minimal military action and limited long-term damage to Taiwan's infrastructure and economy would offer the CCP substantial economic, diplomatic, and military advantages. A well-executed, well-resourced, and well-timed cyber-enabled economic coercion campaign could provide the CCP with such an opportunity.To explore these threats, a delegation of FDD experts recently visited Taiwan to conduct war games and tabletop exercises (TTXs). These simulations were designed to evaluate the most salient and dangerous threat scenarios posed by the CCP to the Taiwanese people. The TTX involved 20 participants, primarily from Taiwanese banking and finance sectors, who simulated the roles of senior policymakers in Taiwan, the United States, and China. They assessed the most likely and perilous actions the CCP could take to isolate and coerce Taiwan short of outright warThe TTX produced several key recommendations to enhance economic, cyber, and societal resilience, and offered insights into how the United States and its allies can support Taiwan in its struggle for autonomy. To discuss these findings, FDD's Craig Singleton and RADM (Ret.) Mark Montgomery are joined by Ti-Chen Chen of the Taiwan Academy of Banking and Finance and Ben Jensen of the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Lili Pike of Foreign Policy will moderate the discussion and FDD Founder and President Cliff May, who headed the delegation to Taiwan, will deliver introductory remarks.For more, check out: fdd.org/events/2024/10/04/targeting-taiwan-beijings-playbook-for-economic-and-cyber-warfare/

In this episode of The D2D Podcast, real estate investor Ben Jensen shares how his door-to-door (D2D) sales experience from his time at the University of Oklahoma laid the foundation for building a successful real estate portfolio. Ben began his career selling alarms and solar at Vivint, where he honed his skills in door knocking on pre-foreclosure doors and using apps to optimize his lead generation and close deals more efficiently. His story highlights the power of networking, persistence, and creative financing strategies, such as subject-to deals, which allowed him to acquire properties without traditional bank loans.Ben also discusses the key lessons learned from his first deals, including the importance of understanding property values, recognizing when to walk away from a bad deal, and leveraging mentorship and education to speed up his growth. Whether you're a D2D sales rep looking to break into real estate or an experienced investor, Ben offers practical insights on managing follow-ups, flipping houses, and deciding between wholesaling or keeping properties. He also provides valuable advice on using door knocking as an effective strategy to find homeowners facing foreclosure, take care of them and close deals.You'll find answer to questions such as:How can door-to-door sales help you find real estate deals?What are the key differences between wholesaling and flipping properties?How can creative financing, like subject-to deals, benefit real estate investors?How can you build a network of real estate investors through door knocking?What are the best strategies for managing follow-ups in real estate deals?How can you start building a real estate portfolio in your 20s?Connect with Ben:Follow Ben Jensen on Instagram: @BenJensen.REIVisit his YouTube channel: REI Closers for more insights on wholesaling, flipping, and real estate strategies. Thank you for listening! Don't miss out on future episodes! Subscribe to The D2D Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. You may also watch this podcast on YouTube!You may also follow Sam Taggart on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok for more nuggets on D2D and Sales Tips.

Did you know that what you put in, on and around your body makes a difference in your hormone health? Did you know that our bodies absorb toxins through the air and skin?  Listen to this inspiring story and learn how Sara and Ben Jensen's struggle with infertility led to an amazing opportunity to help others. This amazing couple is sharing their knowledge with us so that we can live healthier,  toxin-free lives! Hear why they created Hugh & Grace and how these 100% clean products can help YOU discover a whole new approach to your wellbeing.   For more information on Hugh and Grace   To become a Hugh and Grace Affiliate   To become a Hugh and Grace advocate     Follow them on Instagram  @hughandgrace , @sara.jensen.hg , @ben.jensen.hg   INSTAGRAM @every.body.talks @jenngiamo @schully Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening. APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/every-body-talks/id1697412102 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/0n0tLPoheixkz8axq1zgdb?si=0dNp1FaWRm2lqDKUfKHLOg&nd=1&dlsi=42a1b72837cf4e9b Be sure to leave a 5 star rating! It really helps grow the show. If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be amazing!

Welcome to a new episode of Get Creative! Today, Kevin Choe sits down with Ben Jensen, a seasoned real estate investor known for his exceptional door-knocking skills and creative finance strategies. In this episode, Ben shares his journey from selling solar door-to-door to closing lucrative real estate deals. He dives into the challenges of dealing with foreclosures, the importance of building trust with homeowners, and his approach to finding and closing deals.    Highlights: "If you keep talking and ask a question, naturally someone's going to answer it."   "Door knocking is the quickest way for someone to find a deal at no cost."   "Confidence at the door is key – you need to know what you're talking about."   "We closed the deal at the buzzer, just before the auction."   Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:11 - Benefits of joining a supportive real estate community 01:24 - Meet Ben Jensen 02:20 - Transitioning from solar sales to real estate 04:35 - First foreclosure deal 06:10 - Navigating the complexities of inherited properties 09:35 - Breaking news to the heirs  12:12 - Details of Ben's first full flip project. 20:28 - Ben's biggest deals through door knocking 27:34 - The importance of confidence and strategic knocking   ► Join The Subto Community & Learn Creative Finance Directly from Pace:  https://paceapproves.com/subto-gc  ► Want to Become a Private Money Lender? Join Us For The Upcoming LIVE Training this Saturday to Learn How to Lend Money on Real Estate Deals: http://joingatortribe.com/yt    ► Join Our Free Facebook Group to Connect with Pace and his Students: https://paceapproves.com/freefb-yt    ► Become a Top Tier Transaction Coordinator and Make Money Doing The Paperwork For Real Estate Transactions: https://paceapproves.com/tttc-gc    ► Listen To Pace and His Students Share Insider Secrets To Real Estate Investor Success: https://getcreativepodcast.com/    PLUG IN & SUBSCRIBE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pacemorby/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pacemorby 

Ben Jensen shares his experience with wholesaling real estate and provides tips for beginners. He discusses how he made $31,000 on a wholesale deal and explains his marketing strategies, including using Google ads and driving for dollars. Jensen emphasizes the importance of networking and finding a mentor when starting out in wholesaling. He also offers advice on underwriting deals and negotiating with sellers. Jensen shares his social media handles and mentions a free community for aspiring wholesalers. Key Talking Points of the Episode 00:00 Introduction01:01 How did Ben make $31K on a wholesale deal?02:21 How does PPC marketing work?05:37 How did Ben find the buyer for this deal?06:35 What can you do if you're struggling to find buyers for your deals?07:47 How did Ben learn about wholesaling real estate?09:46 Why did Ben decide to be partners with his brother?11:50 How has Ben's approach to finding deals changed?13:30 What does Ben plan to do with the profit from this deal?14:50 What is Ben's advice for new investors looking for their first deal?16:42 What are Ben's quick tips for underwriting deals?18:36 How can you negotiate your offers effectively?19:54 How can you get in touch with Ben? Links Event: Deal Machine Unveiledhttps://www.dealmachine.com/unveiled Instagram: Ben Jensenhttps://www.instagram.com/benjensen.rei Youtube: REI Closershttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrJGEJwlCPHvUH2-PA2gpUA Skool: Wholesale Real Estatehttps://www.skool.com/wholesale-real-estate-7984/about David's Social: @dleckohttps://www.dealmachine.com/pod Ryan's Social: @heritage_home_investmentshttps://www.heritagehomeinvestments.com/ 

Dr. Ben Jensen is the CEO of Melbourne-based consultancy Learning First. Ben has advised governments in Australia, North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia on education strategy and reform. Before founding Learning First in 2014, he was director of the Grattan Institute's School Education Program. He also worked with numerous education systems across the world during five years at the OECD, where he conducted research on education policy and school and teacher effectiveness, and has a PhD in Economics from the University of Melbourne. Highlights from his conversation with Rod and Jal include: an amazing Australian accent; opening banter that covers the Celtics 18th championship; brief thoughts on an announcement that the U.S. surgeon general is recommending warning labels for social media platforms as it relates to youth mental health; the difficulties of managing screen time for children, both at home and in the classroom; an emphasis on the importance of a systematic, evidence-based approach to curriculum development; how to better align education goals with practical classroom implementation; why less content doesn't always mean better outcomes; and a lightning round that will make you thirsty for either a coffee or a beer! Learning FirstQuestions? Thoughts? Feedback? Email us at  freerangehumanspod@gmail.com or Tweet us at @jal_mehta and @Rodroad219

Episode 225- Ben Jensen: Meet a Staffer / Potential Elder, hosted by Mark Vance and Ben Jensen.This podcast is designed to help you live a faithful and fruitful life where Jesus has called you. Connect with Cornerstone Church Online at cornerstonelife.com. Subscribe to our "Sermon" and "Equip" podcasts on iTunes and Spotify and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

Are you grappling with how to transform your passion into a thriving business but feel unsure about where to start? Perhaps you've had to overcome overwhelming odds in your life and feel compelled to help others going through the same thing, but lacking a proper roadmap is holding you back. In today's special recap episode, AJ reflects on her conversation with Sara and Ben Jensen, the founders of Hugh and Grace – a company inspired by their journey with infertility, that takes its name from their two miracle children – as she explores how to transition between what you're currently doing, and what you feel called to do. Discover how to turn your passion into a full-time business, why business success is about being willing to make plenty of mistakes (in the most inexpensive way possible), and what you can do to grow quickly and reach more people, plus a whole lot more. To hear all of AJ's top takeaways from her conversation with Sara and Ben, be sure to tune in! 

When Sara and Ben got married in their early twenties, the last thing they expected to struggle with was infertility. For 14 years, their inability to conceive remained unexplained. Then, during their quest to find answers, they discovered the pivotal role of hormonal health. Join us today as we sit down with Sara and Ben to discuss what inspired them to create clean, safe, and trusted products supporting hormone health and the phenomenal story behind their brand, Hugh & Grace, named after their two miracle children — both of whom were borne by Sara and Ben's wonderful sisters who volunteered to be surrogates! In our conversation, we get into the disruptive impact that ingredients in everyday products can have on our hormones, the many conditions beyond infertility associated with exposure to these chemicals, and why they felt compelled to start this company and help others, despite the challenges. Sara and Ben also share their insights on navigating entrepreneurship, identifying customer pain points, how they developed their products, and much more. If you've been trying to figure out how to turn your passion into a business, while also making logical, business-minded decisions, then this informative and inspirational conversation is a must-listen! 

In this episode, we have Liana McCurry back to talk about her Churchill Fellowship findings on what the top PISA performing countries are doing with maths instruction and how we can use that information to improve outcomes for kids living with learning difficulties. Show notes Liana McCurry's Churchill Fellowship has come just in time. Liana travelled abroad to investigate best practices in teaching mathematics that provide the best outcomes for all students. Australia's PISA ranking plummeted from 10th internationally in 2003 to 30th in 2018, where it fell below the average for the first time. How we teach mathematics in Australia is the prime suspect for this decline.  Dyscastia Episode 14 was recorded prior to Liana's departure, where we discussed intervention in Maths.  Early in the conversation, constructivist learning theories are discussed as a big part of the problem in the context of how this approach to learning and teaching exacerbates cycles of social disadvantage. Anyone who taught in the late 80s and 90s in Australia has (tried) to work with curriculum frameworks that are broadly based on constructivist theories.  In discussing the differences between the curricula of the countries Liana visited and Australia's mathematics curriculum, Ben Jensen's work was mentioned. The ERRR Podcast #77 is well worth a listen if you want to know more about the shortcomings of Australia's curriculum.  Greg Ashman gets a mention, as Greg is an outspoken critic of the direction of the Australian maths curriculum. Greg recently gave an excellent interview on the Science of Reading Podcast, where he gives a stunning account of cognitive load theory. Greg also sits on the other side of the mic in his own podcast, where he and Amanda VanDerHeyden talk maths instruction.       Comments and questions are welcome! We would love to hear about your experiences teaching mathematics directly and explicitly as opposed to other methods. We're also interested in your experiences with bringing review and maths fluency into your instructional approaches. If you've taught in any of the countries Liana visited, we'd love to hear your reflections.   

Welcome to the SYNC Your Life podcast episode #229! In this episode, I give a life update in my journey with hormonal migraine. My hope is that this inspires you to continue to be your own best advocate, to trust your intuition, and to realize that you know your body best.  In this episode I reference my announcement in joining a hormone health focused company that I shared on the podcast early 2024. That episode can be found here. Here is the interview I did with Hugh & Grace founders Sara and Ben Jensen. You can find Jamie on Instagram here, or visit her website, https://www.rootsandwingswellness.com/.  If you're interested in a virtual consult with myself and Dr. Paige Gutheil, learn more here. If you feel like something is "off" with your hormones, check out the FREE hormone imbalance quiz at sync.jennyswisher.com.  To learn more about the SYNC Digital Course, check out jennyswisher.com. 

They founded Hugh & Grace after a 14 year struggle with unexplained infertility. During their research, a revelation surfaced—the reality that many everyday products like skincare and home cleaning products are absorbed into our bodies and have the power to disrupt our hormones.The average woman exposes herself to over 160 unique chemicals per day and men over 80 which can lead to significant health issues. Fueled by this discovery, they created Hugh & Grace to create awareness, education, products and community, and named the company after their miracle children, made possible by two of their sisters who volunteered to be surrogates. Find us at hughandgrace.com On Instagram @hughandgrace On Facebook @HughandGrace Email us at customercare@hughandgrace.com Music: Realize your dreams by Sergio Prosvirini

Welcome to the SYNC Your Life podcast episode #213! In this episode, I interview Sara and Ben Jensen, co-founders of Hugh & Grace, the company I have recently partnered with as a proud advocate. After a 14 year struggle with infertility, Sara and Ben founded Hugh & Grace to promote hormone health and help reduce exposure to harmful chemicals we put on, in, and around our bodies. Named after their miracle babes, made possible by family members who volunteered to be their surrogates, Hugh & Grace empowers individuals to improve their health and appearance through clinically proven ingredients, real-time education, and an inclusive community. It is truly a blessing to be part of this amazing mission! In this episode, Sara and Ben share their infertility journey, we discuss the impact of endocrine disruption on hormone health, and the vision for Hugh & Grace moving forward.  All of the products and information about the company itself can be found here. The Functional Fertility course is now available! Click here to enroll. If you're interested in a virtual consult with myself and Dr. Paige Gutheil, learn more here. If you feel like something is "off" with your hormones, check out the FREE hormone imbalance quiz at sync.jennyswisher.com.  To learn more about the SYNC Digital Course, check out jennyswisher.com. 

In Part II of the Game of War, host Cliff May is again joined by Dr. Ben Jensen and RADM (Ret) Mark Montgomery to continue their discussion on wargaming. They discuss its application in both Taiwan and Ukraine.

In Part II of the Game of War, host Cliff May is again joined by Dr. Ben Jensen and RADM (Ret) Mark Montgomery to continue their discussion on wargaming. They discuss its application in both Taiwan and Ukraine.

War games are not entertainments. They are simulations; a way to develop insights into what would happen in an armed conflict – who would prevail and at what cost, should push come to shove. War games test strategies and capabilities. They are a tool for both research and training.Recently, Dr. Ben Jensen and FDD's RADM (Ret) Mark Montgomery conducted for Congress a war game simulating a conflict between the U.S. and the People's Republic of China over Taiwan.They join host Cliff May for a special two-part episode to first discuss the concept, utility, and history of war gaming followed by its application in planning for a possible contingency over Taiwan.

War games are not entertainments. They are simulations; a way to develop insights into what would happen in an armed conflict – who would prevail and at what cost, should push come to shove. War games test strategies and capabilities. They are a tool for both research and training.Recently, Dr. Ben Jensen and FDD's RADM (Ret) Mark Montgomery conducted for Congress a war game simulating a conflict between the U.S. and the People's Republic of China over Taiwan.They join host Cliff May for a special two-part episode to first discuss the concept, utility, and history of war gaming followed by its application in planning for a possible contingency over Taiwan.

Ollie Lovell · ERRR077. Ben Jensen on the Importance of Curriculum Ben Jensen founded his education advisory, Learning First, in… The post ERRR #077. Ben Jensen on the Importance of Curriculum appeared first on Ollie Lovell.

From December 7, 2019: Wargaming has long been a staple of military strategizing, but how do we plan for the future in cyberspace, a realm where governments do not hold a monopoly on capabilities? A new report from the Atlantic Council argues that "visualizing and describing the evolution of cyber capabilities and strategic competition require envisioning multiple futures," and the report sets out to do exactly that. This week, Lawfare's Susan Hennessey sat down with John Watts, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security, and JD Work, the Bren Chair for Cyber Conflict and Security at the Marine Corps University, who are authors of "Alternate Cybersecurity Futures," along with Nina Kollars, Ben Jensen, and Chris Whyte. They talked about the behind-the-scenes of strategic policy planning, the value of creativity, and what scenarios emerge when you ask cybersecurity experts to predict the future.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As we continue the series of "Where are They Now?" Ben Jensen from Kansas sits down with The Junior Hereford Show, to talk about life after his NJHA membership. Now working as a broadcaster in rural radio, he is excited to talk about where he is now.

Laguna Tropical Surf New Years Day Show with John Lennon's "Imagine" to lead off 2023 as requested by Gayle Joliet. Calls celebrating this January 1st came from Ben Jensen, Max and Chris Weidhaas. The Aloha Curtis kids and new KX spots by 7 year old triplets Stevie Sequoia, Ana Montrela and Sierra Cypress mixed with Michelle Hayne's "Henton Updates"!

Ben Jensen is an artist who has collaborated with Vans, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Riotstyle, Dad Skateboards and more. He recently illustrated the childrens book Little Skate Rats, and a collection of his skate comics will be released via The Secret Headquarters soon. We talk skateboarding, inventing the #waybadpizzaslicebeerbong , people getting tatoos of his art and more!   Follow Ben on IG @waybad www.littleskaterats.com shop.riotstyle.com   This podcast is sponsored is sponsored by https://meanbutcleansoap.com use promo code: Eargab for 10% off

Bernie sits down with our newest employee here at KFRM, Ben Jensen.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Stirring the Pot we're talking with Ben Jensen of Jensen Steel Fabricators and Jayden Mellsop of Eastbridge. Both are active HERA Board member who are passionate about the future of our NZ metals industry and we're excited to have them in studio. Ben is a Financial & Project Manager responsible for funding, risk management, forecasting and budgeting; and all facets of structural steel delivery - from detailing to material supply, fabrication, coatings, and site installation. Jayden is a Contract Manager & Director whose passion is solving technical design and construction issues with the client to deliver the best value outcome for stakeholders.   Connect with Ben Jensen Steel Fabricator website: https://www.jensensteel.co.nz/   Connect with Jayden LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jayden-mellsop-23499990/ Eastbridge Ltd website: https://www.eastbridge.co.nz/   Connect with Greg to find out more about MetalMind and join our tribe of metalheads! Website: https://www.hera.org.nz/team-member/greg-buckley/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-buckley-nz/ Email: greg.buckley@hera.org.nz Phone: +64 21 299 6167      

Revivez le podcast du FG Chic Mix avec Ben Jensen du vendredi 25 juin 2021 

Scientists, artists and some of the world’s biggest companies are carving up the visual spectrum, and claiming certain colours as their own, so who does have a right to use the colours of the rainbow? We explore the ongoing rift over the worlds “blackest black” Vantablack, which was created by engineering firm Surrey Nanosystems, and can only be used by the artist Anish Kapoor. Contemporary British artist Stuart Semple argues that creativity should not be limited by commercial agreements, while Surrey Nanosystems executive Ben Jensen explains that the material is not suitable for general use. Author Kassia St Clair explores the meaning and history of colour, and we hear how interpretations of colour have changed from Julie Irish, an assistant professor specialising in colour, at the College of Design in Iowa. Note: Surrey NanoSystems has clarified their material Vantablack isn’t toxic, as described by one speaker in this programme, but can be an irritant. This programme is a repeat from January 2021. (Picture of a colour splash via Getty Images).

Sara and Ben Jensen went through 14 years of unexplained infertility and after many trying years, they were blessed with 2 miracle babies created out of surrogacy each by one of their sisters.  Their two children became the namesake and inspiration for their new company: Hugh and Grace, which is the first skincare brand addressing hormone disruption and hormone self-care in the market. In today’s episode, Sara and Ben open up to all the raw emotions of what that infertility journey looked like from both perspectives as partners, how their relationship with each other and the mindset of being parents evolved over time, and all the lessons they learned along the way which led them to launching Hugh & Grace. Their story is so inspirational and I thank them for opening up and sharing their unfiltered story. Follow Sara and Ben at Website: hughandgrace.com Instagram: @hughandgrace ----- Come join me in my sandbox of life and in this podcast to explore, play and discover something new every single week. Subscribe and tune in weekly because I know you've yelled "Mommy's on a Call" at least once in the last week!!! For show notes, visit www.MommysonaCall.com Stephanie's Website IG: @MommysonaCall & @StephanieUchima

Did you know that major companies like Microsoft, Warby Parker, and Uber were started during a recession? But none of those companies did it during a pandemic induced recession. Joining Joe this week are a husband-and-wife team that did just that, Sara and Ben Jensen, the founders of skincare startup, Hugh & Grace. Sara and Ben discuss the inspiration for the company, the importance of hormone safe products and what it was like to launch a company in the middle of a pandemic.

Scientists, artists and some of the world’s biggest companies are carving up the visual spectrum, and claiming certain colours as their own, so who does have a right to use the colours of the rainbow? We explore the ongoing rift over the worlds “blackest black” Vantablack, which was created by engineering firm Surrey Nanosystems, and can only be used by the artist Anish Kapoor. Contemporary British artist Stuart Semple argues that creativity should not be limited by commercial agreements, while Surrey Nanosystems executive Ben Jensen explains that the material is not suitable for general use. Author Kassia St Clair explores the meaning and history of colour, and we hear how interpretations of colour have changed from Julie Irish, an assistant professor specialising in colour, at the College of Design in Iowa. Note: Surrey NanoSystems has clarified their material Vantablack isn’t toxic, as described by one speaker in this programme, but can be an irritant.(Picture of a colour splash via Getty Images).

In the second part of this Feature, Sara and Ben Jensen, Co-CEOs and Co-Founders of Hugh & Grace talk about unity in a company. They urge entrepreneurial listeners to get ready for stress and uncertainty as their company grows, and how important it is to be united with your partner. They say that growing a company is just like parenting a child together. They talk about how cracked skin turned into an emergency room visit. With healthy skin this could be avoided, and that further inspired the birth of Hugh & Grace. They outline the early hustle for their brand and different people’s reluctance to pick up their product. Since Sara and Ben were parenting their company, they were patient and determined and it led to their ultimate success. In part 2, we learn how to parent a company, the difficulties in the beginning, and fighting through the oversaturation of the skincare market.   Join us while Ramon Vela interviews Sara and Ben and listen to them share the inside story of a brand. For more on Hugh & Grace, visit: https://hughandgrace.com/ Klaviyo -  https://www.klaviyo.com/ Retention Science - RetentionScience.com/SOB

In the first part of this Feature, we interview the wife and husband team, Sara and Ben Jensen, Co-CEOs and Co-Founders of Hugh & Grace. Hugh & Grace is the first skincare company that uses natural products to address hormone disruption. Sara and Ben have been married for 18 years. They spent most of that time unsuccessfully trying to get pregnant before they were diagnosed with unexplained infertility. Through this course, they learned about hormone-disrupting chemicals and how prevalent they are in products we use every day. That’s how the brand started. Not with a product, but with a problem. Sara dives into the emotional implications of infertility. She spends a lot of her time helping other women who are struggling with the same problem. In Part 1, we hear how Hugh & Grace started, their mission, and the impact of infertility in the co-founders’ lives.   Join us while Ramon Vela interviews Sara and Ben and listen to them share the inside story of a brand. For more on Hugh & Grace, visit: https://hughandgrace.com/ Klaviyo -  https://www.klaviyo.com/ Retention Science - RetentionScience.com/SOB

The coronavirus pandemic has severely disrupted the global economy, and its impact is likely to last for many months. But some foresee (and are hoping for) permanent changes to global trade: They want businesses to restructure their supply chains and bring more operations back home, thereby reducing dependence upon foreign workers and potential vulnerability to pressure from foreign governments. Some are even willing to pay companies’ relocation costs. In the post-COVID-19 world, will business leaders reconsider the trade-offs between efficiency and resilience against major supply disruptions? How are governments’ responses to the pandemic likely to influence these decisions? And what are the national security implications? Ben Jensen again joins Chris and Melanie to discuss these and other questions. In the grievances and attaboys portion of the show, the trio showers praise on those men and women working to solve the COVID-19 problem and showing random acts of kindness toward their fellow humans, while throwing shade on those who often seem to be standing in the way.   Links Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman, “Will the Coronavirus End Globalization as We Know It?” Foreign Affairs, March 16, 2020 David Henderson, “Liberation From Lockdown Now,” American Institute for Economic Research, April 13, 2020 Justin Amash, Twitter, April 11, 2020 Helen Davidson, “Senior WHO Adviser Appears to Dodge Question on Taiwan’s Covid-19 Response,” Guardian, March 30, 2020 Melanie Conklin, “Chinese Government Asks Wisconsin Senator for a Commendation,” Wisconsin Examiner, April 10, 2020 Michael Birnbaum and Terrence McCoy, “As Leaders Seize Powers to Fight Coronavirus, Fear Grows for Democracy,” Washington Post, April 12, 2020 Jenni Marsh, “Beijing Faces a Diplomatic Crisis after Reports of Mistreatment of Africans in China Causes Outrage,” CNN, April 13, 2020

Education researcher Ben Jensen talks to Mark Scott about how we can improve Australian students’ international report card.

Wargaming has long been a staple of military strategizing, but how do we plan for the future in cyberspace, a realm where governments do not hold a monopoly on capabilities? A new report from the Atlantic Council argues that "visualizing and describing the evolution of cyber capabilities and strategic competition require envisioning multiple futures," and the report sets out to do exactly that. This week, Lawfare's Susan Hennessey sat down with John Watts, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council's Skowcroft Center for Strategy and Security, and JD Work, the Bren Chair for Cyber Conflict and Security at the Marine Corps University, who are authors of "Alternate Cybersecurity Futures," along with Nina Kollars, Ben Jensen, and Chris Whyte. They talked about the behind-the-scenes of strategic policy planning, the value of creativity, and what scenarios emerge when you ask cybersecurity experts to predict the future.

Ben Jensen of Surrey Nano Systems can create near total darkness in a room. Speros Batisatos of the South Shore Convention and Visitors Center weighs in on the recent exhumation of John Dillinger's corpse. Ken Drinkwater, of Manchester Metropolitan University, explains that conspiracy theories are evidence of critical thinking. Joe Hutto lived with turkeys and learned to speak their language. Falconer Steve Chindgren shares a beautiful, complex, and often misunderstood, sport.

Cade from Hemple interviews Dr Ben Jensen from Cannabis Doctors Australia on the medical cannabis access scheme in Australia, REAL results he's seen patients experience using CBD and THC treatment protocols and how doctors and patients can access this life-changing plant medicine.

Please, please, hold your applause! Our year-end spectacular includes hilarious moments featuring SNEAKS, FLASHER, JUICE BOX, DOXX, DAYLIGHT ROBBERY, SIEVEHEAD, POP. 1280, CHANDRA, GUN OUTFIT, PROTOMARTYR, BEN JENSEN, and more!!

Welcome to CITY SLANG: At the Gallery, a fine arts and culture show hosted by Emmanuel and Travis (not affiliated with Emmanuel and Travis of CITY SLANG). This week, illustrator Ben Jensen and photographer Imogen Reid join us live from the opening of their art show opening at the Ottawa Art Gallery! We discuss skeleton skateboarders, the Hieronymus Bosch of punk photos, and take a tour of the new exhibit.

BEN JENSEN of WAY BAD and STANDARD ISSUE zine joins us in studio to talk about being a super famous artist! We interview Ian Thompson of the CRICKET CEMETERY label about the punkest monument in DC, and spending time with your Dad! Plus tunes from Trauma, Dinos Boys, Manipulation, Bloody Gears, Human Shield, Thick Skin, The Shirks, and Homeshake!

We’re featuring the Courante and Gigue from the Sixth Cello Suite by J.S. Bach as well as the first movement of the Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 2 this week, played impeccably by the wonderful bassist Ben Jensen, currently a student of Bruce Bransby at Indiana University. These were recorded live in a master class at Indiana University and are an outstanding example of bass playing. Enjoy! We’ve featured Indiana University double bass professor Lawrence Hurst on Contrabass Conversations previously–if you haven’t checked out this interview before, I’d encourage you to check it out. Indiana University has an established reputation as one of the premier institutions for top-notch double bassists to perfect their craft, and if Ben’s example is any indication of the talents of the younger generation of bassists, we’re in good hands indeed!