Podcast appearances and mentions of ben kay

It was Paul Hawksbee and Charlie Baker today Live from the O2 as Andy Farrell announced his British and Irish Lions Squad for the Australia Tour this summer! Captain Maro Itoje & Head Coach Andy Farrell joined the guys. World Cup winner Ben Kay reacts to the squad and chats Liverpool and Perry Groves came on to chat on Arsenal being dumped out! Enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we're joined by none other than Ben Kay - podcaster, blogger, novelist, Creative Review contributor, ex-Creative Director at Apple, Droga5, AMV, Luna BBDO etc… basically, a walking awards cabinet.

When Alan Shearer is in tears, you know something big has happened. The Newcastle legend joins us to celebrate the club winning its first domestic trophy in 70 years. After a huge weekend of sport Gabby and Mark hold a competition for the biggest sporting moment - arguing for the Six Nations is England World Cup winner Ben Kay, and tennis broadcaster Marcus Buckland makes the case for Jack Draper bringing home the unofficial fifth Grand Slam. Plus, one of the world's most decorated female racing drivers and Sky Sports F1 analyst, Jamie Chadwick, fights Lando Norris' corner after he won the first Formula One Grand Prix of the season, putting his flag in the sand for his first world championship title. Rory McIlroy winning the Players Championship for the second time on St Patrick's Day is in the running, as is Chelsea Women's League Cup win, argued by ex-England and Chelsea player Lianne Sanderson. Executive Producer: Adonis PratsidesProducer: Sophie PenneyVideo Producers: Sam TrudgillSocial Media Editor: Calum ScotlandTom Hughes is Editor for The News Agents podcast networkVicky Etchells is the Commissioning Editor for GlobalYou can listen to this episode on Alexa - just say "Alexa, ask Global Player to play The Sports Agents".The Sports Agents have merch! You can buy yours now here!

Imagine a day where you don't own a computer, and you lose your phone just after breakfast.We used to live like that.Every damn day.With virtually no access to information.Researching how to be better at your job wasn't a thing.Advertising people didn't do podcasts or post articles about their work.True, there were books, but not many.Aside from awards annuals, the main two were ‘Ogilvy On Advertising' and ‘Bill Bernbach's Book'.Occasionally you'd photocopy an article from Campaign, Creative Review or Direction magazine.Dave Trott's ‘How To Get Your First Job In Advertising' was the most useful.I had a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy.The text was so faded and broken up it looked like an old religious document.Which it was in a way.It's still great. (I've attached a copy below.)Later, The Copy and Art Direction Books turned up.They were a revelation – good creatives explaining how they create.(If you haven't read Richard Foster's piece do, you'll be a 9% better writer after reading it.)We have the opposite problem today; too much.But it leads to a kind of inertia.A bit like living next to St. Pauls, you put off visiting, because you think ‘it'll be there tomorrow, next week, next year'.The other problem is who is or isn't worth listening to?LinkedIn if packed with people aggressively telling you exactly how to create ads as good as the ones they… like.At the other end of the spectrum are people like Dave Trott, George Tannenbaum, Brian Burch, The Behind The Billboard guys, Rory Sutherland, Ben Kay and many more I'll be embarrassed tomorrow that I forgot to mention.And Steve Hudson.He posts a series called The Power Of Advertising on LinkedIn where he breaks down his (and Victoria Fallon's) ads from nose to tail.From brief to air.What's great about it is the work.A lot of teams have a style or preference, Steve (and Victoria) don't.At least, not that I can spot.What links Audi to Anti-Smoking to One To One to Levi's to Kingshield other than they're all great?The weirdest thing about our chat was realising how short their creative career was.10 years.They took it very seriously, which lead to some great work, but maybe some bad decisions too.Hearing about Steve's career was a bit like watching a horror film.Instead of shouting ‘LOOK BEHIND YOU!' I was shouting ‘DON'T RESIGN TO HEGARTY!' or ‘STAY AT ABBOTT MEAD!'.Anyway, it was a great chat, hope you enjoy it.

Welcome back to Consequence's Annual Report, celebrating the best music and entertainment 2024 had to offer on the Consequence UNCUT: Annual Report (see the full list on Consequence.net!) podcast exclusively on Amazon Music!On this episode, we are celebrating the Festival of the Year: The Newport Folk Festival. The timing is perfect with this being Newport Folk's 65th anniversary and Newport Jazz Festival's 70th! Consequence is marking the legacy of both events with an in-depth retrospective cover story, featuring interviews with Joan Baez, Brittany Howard, Nathaniel Rateliff, Samara Joy, and more artists who are part of the festival's story (check it out on Consequence.net). And what better way to show you the spirit of the festival than this live conversation recorded at Newport with editorial director Ben Kay, and the Executive Producer of the Newport Folk and Jazz Festivals, Jay Sweet.Listen to this brief preview of the episode, and check out the full thing now on Amazon Music.New users to Amazon Music Unlimited can get three free months of over 100 million songs in HD sound, the largest catalog of top ad-free podcasts, and now your favorite audiobooks from Audible, by signing up at tryamazonmusic.com/cos.Check out all of Consequence's 2024 Annual Report coverage for tons more lists, interviews, and accolades.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Ben Kay on 'Homeland' a New Podcast Highlighting the Rise of Homelessness. https://ourhomeland.us/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Mike travelling to his new life in Australia, the podcast is steered (temporarily) by a new Captain in Elliott, with Jess Bunyard joining to assist. There's an interview with Tigers legend Ben Kay, as well as big dog Charlie Morgan from The Telegraph joining to dissect an amazing last minute win down in Exeter. We also look ahead to a tasty home fixture against old rivals Bath. 

Ben Kay was an international rugby player who played at the highest level in the game for over 10 years, Ben opens up about the highs and lows of his career & what it was like winning the World Cup in 2003. Ben also reveals the big threats facing Rugby and changes the game needs to make for the sport to survive. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Drama School Dropout I am joined by the amazing, Ben Kay! We chat about This Is Where We Get Off, cutting your hair for a part, playing a dodo bird, Zoom Drama School, barefoot actors, Cillian Murphy, Doctor Who, Phoenix Nights, self taping in a sauna in Portugal, that incident with the guide dog, stealing, touring mishaps, fictional friends, mandatory weigh-ins at Drama School, inappropriate feedback forms, Drama School rankings, winning an Olivier award and preparing for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Submit your story for Stage Right or Stage Shite: https://forms.gle/1p296t4Uu1F1XVvN9 Host: Ingram Noble Guest: Ben Kay Producers: Heather Spiden & Ingram Noble Links: Ingram's Instagram: @ingramnoble Ben's Instagram: @benkaymakestuff Malion Tickets: https://tickets.thespaceuk.com/event/911:2500/ Premiere of 'Trachatys of A Old Woman' and 'In Her Shoes' Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/premiere-of-trachatys-of-a-old-woman-and-in-her-shoes-tickets-919654470277 Patreon: www.patreon.com/dramaschooldropout

The big one is upon us! Northampton Saints and Bath are set to battle it out in one of the most eagerly anticipated Gallagher Premiership final in years. Today's episode goes completely off piste, as host Ollie Little and columnists Nick Cain, Brendan Gallagher and Chris Hewett are joined by TNT Premiership rugby and European Cup rugby anchor Craig Doyle. As well as previewing the final, Craig shares some incredible stories from his career including a fight with Ben Kay, an interview with Tiger Woods and more, and Ollie has a blunder of his own!

Ben Kay joins us to talk about the women who lived in Warwick castle, he has designed a special tour to tell their stories, so head over to the castle to see and experience this all yourselves. https://ko-fi.com/historyhackwww.uk.bookshop.org/historyhackwww.patreon.com/historyhackwww.historyhack.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS IF YOU ARE EASILY OFFENDEDA compilation of the advertising industries funniest and most outrageous tales. This episode contains stories about Ricky Gervais and Edris Elba. Thank you to the episodes contributors:Ben Kay: https://ben-kay.com/Steve Moss: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-moss-b5309517/ To send in your agency tale email us at: awards@thecreativefloor.com Links from todays shout outs: https://thepowerofadvertising.com https://thecreativefloor.com/awards/shop To send in your shout outs for any open job roles, production services email us at: awards@thecreativefloor.com 

Lawrence and Steve are joined by Ben Kay as they look ahead to Round 4 of the Six Nations, with a specific focus on Saturday's England v Ireland game at Twickenham.Ben offers his assessment on the tournament to date, shares which players he considers have the ‘stardust' that England need, and reveals his opinion on how England should be approaching the game. Plus Lawrence explains how it works when teams practice their attack and questions whether Steve Borthwick has been trying to change too many aspects of the gameplan at once.The QBE Predictor forecasts the results from Round 4, as Lawrence and Ben also make their predictions. In partnership with QBE Business Insurance and Voxpod Studios. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lawrence and Steve are joined by former Leicester, England and British and Irish Lions player, Ben Kay, as they look ahead to the start of the Six Nations. Ben and Lawrence select their choices for England's starting XV against Italy and also chat about the strengths of each of the nations, before making their predictions for who will win the championship. They also discuss the latest from the Premiership and which teams have the most to gain from the upcoming break in fixtures whilst the Six Nations is in action. Plus, find out what the QBE Predictor is forecasting the weekend scores will be and whether Lawrence and Ben agree. In partnership with QBE Business Insurance and Voxpod Studios Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're joined on the podcast today by three World Cup winners in; two-time World Champion Dan Carter, Ex-Springbok captain John Smit and an England legend from 2003 in Ben Kay to talk through all the semi-final action and preview the big clash this weekend. The lads dissect South Africa's incredible comeback against England and New Zealand's thrashing of Argentina and analyse where both teams stand in the build-up to Saturday night's show piece final. They also reveal; what it takes to win a World Cup, why the rivalry between NZ & SA is so fierce, why Will Jordan has become so revered, why the tunnel is so awkward pre-match, why the NZ public was too quick to judge Ian Foster, how a captain gets the best out of his team, what drives South Africa to get out of impossible positions and discuss how both teams will look to exploit each others weaknesses. Plus we're treated to some hilarious stories about; Jonah Lomu, George Gregan, Victor Matfield, Rassie Erasmus and more! This is your definitive review & preview of all of the World Cup action, so sit back, relax and enjoy the Official Rugby World Cup Podcast, presented by Asahi Super Dry. #BeyondExpected Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With the pool stages complete, Ben Kay joins Flats & Shanks the preview the quarter finals, with every one extremely difficult to call. We also find out what the data tells us about the games from stats guru, Ross Hamilton

Lawrence, Sarra and Steve are back in the studio with their special guest, TV presenter - and an iTunes number one artist! - Nick Knowles.Nick tells us how and when his love of rugby started, shares why he's concerned for the future of the game and what changes he thinks might attract more fans, and why he believes it's his duty to call out refereeing inconsistencies on social media.Plus discover which award-winning songwriter offered Nick an original song for his 2017 album, but later bid in a charity auction for him to never sing in public again and what happened when he went drinking with Ben Kay during a Lions tour in New Zealand.Brought to you in partnership with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra. Recorded at VoxPod studios. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

England rugby great Ben Kay - who won the World Cup in 2003 and was part of the team that lost the 2007 final to South Africa - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport ahead of the start of the Rugby World Cup. The tournament begins with hosts France playing the All Blacks on Saturday morning (New Zealand time), while England's campaign begins Sunday morning against Argentina. Ben Kay shares his thoughts on his home nation and their chances, as well as discussing his experiences at the World Cup, who his favourite is for the 2023 tournament, and more.

On today's episode, Martin Devlin ramps up preview for the Rugby World Cup and the NRL finals, which both begin this weekend. Martin runs through quotes from All Blacks coach Ian Foster's team naming stand-up, before chatting with England rugby icon Ben Kay about his experiences at World Cups, and more. Plus, rugby league great Mark Geyer previews the Warriors NRL finals match away to the Penrith Panthers, South African rugby broadcaster Andy Capostagno discusses the Springboks' chances at the World Cup, and Greg Martin chats the Wallabies and Brisbane Broncos. All that and much more!

Heavyweight boxer Derek Chisora is among those calling for VAR to be introduced in Boxing after Daniel Dubois' controversial knockout defeat to Oleksandr Usyk in their Heavyweight World Title fight in Poland, whilst promoter Frank Warren confirms they will appeal the decision which saw Dubois penalised for a low shot on Usyk in Round 5. The former Spurs midfielder Jamie O'Hara praises Spurs' revival under Ange Postecoglou after their 2-0 win at Bournemouth in the Premier League, but unhappy Arsenal fans have their say following their 2-2 draw at home to Fulham. West Ham forward Michael Antonio reveals how he celebrates a Premier League victory after they beat Brighton 3-1 to move top of the Premier League, and the former England World Cup winner Ben Kay believes England have reached bottom after their shock 30-22 defeat at home to Fiji in Rugby Union's Summer Nations Series. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's time to chat about grass again! Big Sam sits down with Ben Kay, the head grounds keeper with Accrington Stanley. They chat about the absurd amount of snow ONLY Accy seems to get, the very real threat of relegation and how that affects Ben, his staff and the club as a whole. It was a great conversation and a really cool look behind the scenes with a professional football club.

The FIFA President Gianni Infantino has accused the Western nations of "hypocrisy" in an hour-long press conference, in which he also defended the decision to award Qatar the 2022 World Cup. Elsewhere, the Newcastle goalkeeper Nick Pope discusses how the goalkeeping unit helped keep one another motivated and he also discusses his club team-mate Callum Wilson's recent form. The Wales and Swindon midfielder Jonny Williams speaks to talkSPORT about what it's like to play in his first World Cup, and Wales' first World Cup in 64 years. England Head Coach Eddie Jones reflects on their thrilling 25-25 draw with New Zealand at Twickenham in the Autumn Nations Series, but the former World Cup winner Ben Kay isn't convinced with how they are shaping up heading into next year's Rugby World Cup in France. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The first episode of Rugby Stories looks back at Leicester's domination of English and European rugby.  We head to the 2000-01 season, when Leicester wrote themselves into the history books, as the first British club to win the league and European Cup double.  Austin Healey, Ben Kay and Tim Stimpson take us inside the Tigers' dressing room.

Tony and Phil talk to Accrington Stanley head groundskeeper Ben Kay about his playing career and work at Chorley before coming to Accy, and everything you could ever want to know about pitches, including why its watered at halftime, cleaned after the match, what a hybrid pitch means, and more!

Unten mit dem King, wir haben Baz Luhrmanns vibrierende ELVIS Biographie gesehen, die im üppigen Luhrmann "mehr ist mehr" Style die Popkultur zusammenschmilzt. Fun Facts, Trivia und Intonationen gibt es in unserem ausführlichen Review. Außerdem, ein Franchise hat fertig, mindestens für die nächsten fünf Minuten, JURASSIC WORLD: DOMINION ist der sechste Teil, der dritte Film in der zweiten Trilogie und irgendwie auch überflüssig. Dafür gelingt es den Macher*innen dann fast noch mehr Popkultur zu plündern, als es Baz Luhrmann tut. Außerdem, Dr. Pepper Zero ohne Krankenschein und eine neue, skandinavische Süssigkeiten-Sensation, die auf den Namen Smash hört. Ihr kennt das Spiel, hier ist die neue Partie, starting three, Bernd, Ben & Kay, die Flimmerfreunde.

In this special episode Lawrence is joined by Simon Massie-Taylor, the CEO of Premiership Rugby, and also by former Leicester, Lions & England player, Ben Kay. Together they discuss what needs to be done to help grow the popularity of the domestic league and where the responsibility lies when it comes to creating ‘superstar' player profiles. Simon also gives an exclusive insight into the plans for this year's Premiership Final at Twickenham. Lawrence and Ben also chat through the results of Round 25 of the Premiership and share their thoughts on why rugby is such a psychological game. Plus find out who Lawrence, Simon and Ben have nominated as their ‘Outstanding' players from the weekend's action. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sarra sits in for Lawrence again this week and is joined by Leicester, England and Lions legend, Ben Kay; captain of Harlequins women's team and former England centre, Rachael Burford; and host of the Sale fan podcast, The Shark Tank, James Madeley. Sarra, Ben and James chat through all the action from Round 24 of the Gallagher Premiership, including the woes of Bath, Leicester's tribute to Tom Youngs and which London Irish player might have caught the eye of Eddie Jones. Rachael joins the team to discuss England Women's performance in their Grand Slam winning game against France and shares her views on the positive legacy of this year's Women's Six Nations.Plus find out which players have been named ‘Outstanding' by the podcast guests, and why Austin Healey's doodles left a lasting impression on Dean Richards following Leicester's 2001 European Cup win. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With Lawrence away, Sarra Elgan steps in as guest presenter. Joining her to discuss all the weekend Premiership action is Leicester, England and Lions legend, Ben Kay, ES journalist Will Macpherson, and Michael Wood, who is co-host of the award-winning ‘Two Woods, Four Quarters: A Harlequins Podcast'. Sarra and her guests also debate which four teams they think will be make the final play-offs, and there's a round-up from the second week of the Women's Six Nations games. The rugby trivia game ‘Over the Line or In the Bin' is back and features a player who scored her debut Test try in England's game against Italy on Saturday. Will you know the answer? Plus, Ben, Will and Michael select their ‘Outstanding' players from the Premiership matches. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stabiler Eintopf, Flimmerfreunde kicken die Kinokultur nach vorn, was läuft, was geht? Im Lichtspielhaus Deines Vertrauens, blockbustender BATMAN, emotional wie Nirvana, nur halt Hero, minus das -in. Dann stetig schippernder Whodunit TOD AUF DEM NIL, Agatha Christie, Deine Mutter und die Flimmerfreunde. Weil wir Straße sind, Deine, die Deines Viertels und die Autobahn noch dazu, stetig auf der Überholspur, den Fuss auf Gas, Spritpreis egal, ballern Bernd, Ben & Kay durch die Kassenschlagersaison und machen ausführlichen Halt auf der Raststätte Indiekino mit Streaming Anbindung. Dazu WESTSIDE STORY, während es im Osten kracht. Alles dabei für alle. Harte Zeit gerade, wissen wir, sehen wir, fühlen wir mit Euch. Hier ist ein wenig Hilfe oder das was wir dafür halten.

Merry Festivus! We have a bonus show for you.  The Sam's chat with Groundsman Ben Kay, formally of Chorley FC, who made headlines last year when he stayed up all night in freezing weather to save the pitch for FA cup play. Ben  is now the Head Groundsman at Accrington Stanley, so grab a drink and lets catch up.  

Recorded live from The Cabbage Patch in Twickenham, Lawrence is joined by Ben Kay and former Wasps and England player, Damian Hopley, who is now CEO of the Rugby Players Association. They discuss the build-up to the Series decider, team selection and make their match predictions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lawrence is joined by Ben Kay and Rob Henderson, live from The Turks Head in Twickenham, to discuss the bizarre online behaviour of the South African coach and take a look ahead to which players will be instrumental in the Second Test on Saturday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former British and Irish Lions James Haskell and Ben Kay both claimed that the Lions got lucky against South Africa in Cape Town on Saturday with Lions captain Alun Wyn Jones believing that the win will only spur on the Springboks for the second test. We also look back over Ole Gunnar Solskjaer signing a new two year contract at Old Trafford and we get Spencer Oliver and Frank Warren's reaction to Joe Joyce taking his boxing record to thirteen fights unbeaten. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Recorded live in The Temperance pub in South West London, Lawrence and Ben are joined by former Wasps, Munster and Ireland centre, Rob Henderson, who shares his memories of the British & Irish Lions tour in 2001. Lawrence and guests also debate the team selection for the First Test against South Africa. Plus find out what made Lawrence insist on a different surgeon after breaking his ankle in the 2005 tour. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's podcast was recorded live from the pub garden at The Minories in central London. Lawrence and Ben are joined by Scottish winger, Tommy Seymour, as they discuss the return of Alun Wyn Jones to the Lions squad and why the team selection for the Test matches will cause a headache for the management. Plus can Ben make a comeback in the Drop Kick Challenge? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lawrence is joined by Ben Kay to discuss the lowdown on the latest news from the Lions camp in South Africa. They also chat to Bath midfielder and former England and Lions player, Jonathan Joseph, as they share their own memories from previous tours including why the Lions fans are so special. Plus, the Drop Kick Challenge sees Lawrence and Ben's knowledge of a particular event from 2005 put to the test. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lawrence is joined by former Lion Ben Kay as the British & Irish team arrives in South Africa for the start of their tour. Former England goalkeeper David James also drops in and reveals how he nearly became a rugby player (or a cellist) before taking the path to football instead. And who will win the first game of our dropkick challenge? Brought to you in partnership with Fuller's London Pride. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Leon Lloyd was an integral part of a Leicester Tigers team who were one of the most successful English rugby teams in the history of the sport. Leon scored the winning try in a Heineken Cup final (2001) as well as scoring over 460 points during the 6 Premiership League titles they won over a 12 year period, which takes a dedication to improvement and constantly striving for excellence.  Having lived with England World Cup winning captain, Martin Johnson at the tender age of 17, which shaped and influenced Leon to be the best that he could be and subsequently this mindset cascades across all areas of his life. To be surrounded with the likes of Neil Back, Ben Kay and Austin Healey on a daily basis still has Leon asking himself 'what would Backy do in this situation'?! Post rugby, Leon has gone on to be a CEO, a published author and one of the UK's most sought after Keynote Speakers taking on subjects that he knows intimately such as; teamwork, culture, leadership and performance. Follow us on Apple podcasts and Spotify to ensure you don't miss an episode of 'The Psychology of Success'!

Drainage of the pitch and the key to improving this going forward. 5 am summer watering and the commitment levels, it takes to be a Groundsman. life and challenges of maintaining a pitch on limited funds. His career path and how he started off as a semi pro footballer. The tent (pitch covering system) and the costs and logistics and FA grants and much more!!

This week the guys recap the third round of the FA Cup. They chat about the big sides that escaped barely, those who got knocked out and the crazy stories that surrounded all the matches. Like the crazy week Chorley FC had to get the pitch unfrozen for their big win over Derby County. We have the head/only grounds keeper Ben Kay to discuss everything that went into the crazy week and the frenzy after the win.Grab yourself a drink and listen. The guys familiarize themselves again with the much-improved Compass Box Peat Monster. Like what you hear?  Leave us a review and tell a friend.  Love what you hear?  Then support the show:https://www.patreon.com/dufootballshowwww.Dufootballshow.com  

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Dan and Hugh virtually catch up with Ben, from their respective homes, and from his home in LA. The trio talk all things creative OOH, looking at his incredible back catalogue of work. We're talking, Economist, Samaritans, Snickers and Apple as well as hearing all about Ben's amazing new ventures. Follow the visuals here: https://getbehindthebillboard.com/?p=643

Who is Ben Kay? Rugby World Cup winner, British & Irish Lion, England international, double European champion and six-time English league champion, Ben Kay retired in 2010 as one of the most successful players in rugby history. At Pablo, they believe in being humble in the way they work and see the world, yet radical in the way they think and create ideas in partnership with their clients.

Just Adam and Barry in the studio for this episodeLooking back on Northampton and Blackpool.We discuss the Supporters Club Statement regarding the potential new ownersFinish off with a preview of the FA Cup tie against Chorley and Adam Asks with former Latics player and current Chorley groundsman , Ben Kay

Ben Kay - Director of Basketball Operations, Rider University Talks What It Takes To Be Great at the College Level! Coach Kay also breaks down the 4 pillars of the successful coach and the importance of player development!Tune in to the leading of mental performance. We are streaming on all platforms!

Today, I'm having a GAS with Ben Kay. Ben has spent over twenty years making creative work for big brands  (including The Economist, Guinness, Volvo & BT), Non-profit ventures (The RSPCA, Samaritans and Reprieve, to name a few), leading creative departments (a highlight being 6 years as Group Creative Director on Apple), running his own agency, writing novels and blogs and producing podcasts. Ben's writing portfolio is here. -- www.gasismusic.co.uk -- © GAS Music 2020

Ben is the founder of Invincible Unicorn and Gigantic Fucking Solutions, author of Instinct, and an all around advertising ninja. It's our longest episode yet (by a lot) and for good reason. Agency: https://www.invincibleunicorn.com/ Book: https://www.amazon.com/Instinct-Ben-Kay-ebook/dp/B004CRSIYM/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

Biography from gobroncs.com: Ben Kay joined the Rider Men's Basketball coaching staff as Director of Player Development in July 2018. He was promoted to Director of Basketball Operations for the 2019-20 season. Kay spent 2017-18 as Head Coach at Penn State Brandywine, leading the Lions to one of the top seasons in program history. During the 2017-18 campaign, Kay led Brandywine to its first-ever conference championship after reaching the title game for the first time since 1991, as well as an appearance at the USCAA Tournament. Kay was named Sam Cozen Small College Coach of the Year after leading the Lions to more than 20 games for the first time in 12 years. The Lions became the first men's team from Brandywine to win a national tournament game when they knocked off NHTI, reaching the national semifinals. Brandywine led the conference in points scored (86) and turnovers forced (23). Under Kay's tutelage, three players garnered USCAA All-American awards. Kay's first season began with a regular-season game at the Palestra against Penn, Brandywine's first-ever against an NCAA Division I opponent. Overall, the Lions posted a 21-8 record, finishing second in the PSUAC during the regular season before ousting Penn State Wilkes Barre in the conference championship game. Kay joined the Brandywine athletic staff after two successful seasons as an assistant men's basketball coach and recruiting coordinator at West Chester University. During his first season at West Chester, Kay helped guide the Golden Rams to a top-25 ranking and the best record in program history as West Chester reached the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Tournament championship and received an at-large bid to the NCAA Division II Tournament. Included among his duties at West Chester was scouting opponents, game planning both offensive and defensive strategies, running team and individual film sessions as well as fundraising. Kay was also the lead recruiter for the team, scouting high school and AAU games and working with coaches to recruit some of the most talented student-athletes in the mid-Atlantic region. While at West Chester, Kay began a mentoring program for the men's basketball team, matching student-athletes with basketball alumni and business professionals. The goal of the mentoring program was to build relationships, while also teaching student-athletes professional skills and lessons necessary for a successful career outside of basketball following graduation. Kay also co-directed West Chester's summer day camps and skills camps, which were some of the largest of their kind on the east coast, while also co-directing a team camp and high school league during the summer, annually featuring 30 teams from the Greater Philadelphia the area. In 2012, Kay co-founded the Treasure Beach Jamaican Youth Basketball Camp and still serves as the camp director, currently. At the camp, which serves underprivileged youth in Jamaica, teaching basketball skills and teamwork, Kay oversees 25 counselors and over 400 campers annually during the week-long event. He also manages the finances for the camp, which has fundraised $50,000. Prior to his time at West Chester, Kay served as the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator for the Immaculata University men's basketball team. At Immaculata, he led recruiting in the tri-state area, while also aiding in all aspects of player development, game day preparation and opponent scouting. Kay began his coaching career as an undergraduate student at Drexel University where he was a practice player and student assistant coach for the Dragons' women's basketball team for four seasons. A 2012 graduate of Drexel, Kay earned his bachelor's degree in business and marketing. He's also earned his master's degree in public administration and sports management at West Chester University. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/athleteevolved/support

BT Sport were at Broadstreet so Tom Cruse and Josh Bassett had a catch-up with Ben Kay and Martin Bayfield about a host of topics including team culture, beers, and of course sweets! 

Biology teacher Benjamin Kay joins actor Ian Somerhalder and Greg Stone for an engaging conversation on the many ways to raise awareness with the climate crisis affecting us all. Ben Kay has chosen the classroom as his forum and shares the ways that his lessons have not only affected his student's perspectives but has forced a change in their community that has pushed it to the forefront as a sustainable city. Ben Kay inspires his students with phrases such as “Hope is meaningless, action is everything.” Join acclaimed oceanographer and conservationist Dr. Greg Stone on a journey of understanding and hope through our oceans with The Sea Has Many Voices podcast: https://theseahasmanyvoices.com/ Greg Stone has been an advocate for ocean conservation, sustainable industry, and marine research for decades. Spreading these ideas requires conversation and collaboration if we want environmental sustainability. Follow Greg Stone! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheSeaHasManyVoices/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GregStoneOcean Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gregstoneocean/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregstoneocean/