Podcasts about Ben Lyon

Life with the Lyons - Father's Day episode 1954 Starring-Bebe Daniels, Ben Lyon, Barbara Lyon & Richard Lyon

Here comes the 2023 highlightsvideo for The Baseball Podcast. Lovingly crafted by second-best friend of the show Ben Lyon! Enjoy our best and worst moments from a fantastic year!Follow the Baseball Podcast on Twitter @thebaseballpod2Or email us at thebaseballpod@gmail.comAnd check out our show on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@thebaseballpodcast2748F

The U.K.'s investment rules for insurers and reinsurers have become particularly interesting due to recent proposals for reform relating to U.K. sovereignty and the ESG movement. In this episode of “The Standard Formula” podcast, host and Skadden partner Rob Chaplin is joined by colleagues Ben Lyon and Verena Mengis. Tune in as Ben and Verena delve into a wealth of topics, including the prudent person principle (PPP) in the context of the U.K.'s Solvency II investment rules. Discover the key aspects of PPP and how it applies to insurers' and reinsurers' asset portfolios. Learn about investment rules specific to derivatives, securitizations and assets held to cover linked policies, along with related regulatory changes and their impact on the insurance sector. The episode concludes with a critical discussion on sustainability risks and the integration of ESG concerns into investment rules.

Illustrator/punk rocker Ben Lyon joins us to discuss New Zealand rock band Split Enz. We play selections from their most popular album, detail its fun and exciting packaging, and look at both their history as well as what followed their breakup.   If you like us, please support us at patreon.com/idbuythatpodcast to get exclusive content (episodes on 45s!), or tell a friend about us. Broke and have no friends? Leave us a review, it helps more people find us. Thanks!

Ben Lyon is the CoFounder and CEO of Hover Developer Services, the parent company of Stax, a simple & secure way to transfer money, buy airtime, & pay bills in Africa without dialling USSD codes or relying on an internet connection. In this episode of Founders Connect, I ask Ben questions about his background, growing up in Southern America, moving to Africa and acquiring a global perspective and starting a startup that aims at Financial Inclusivity. It is a great discussion, you'll love it. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/founders-connect/message

It's good to be alive in 1985! Joining Tyler this week - after finishing his shift operating the pornograph machine in the Forbidden Records Dept – is Sean Gaffney, who was keen to talk about the Goons' celebrated take on Orwell's 1984 which had been dramatized for BBC Television merely weeks earlier. 1985 was received so warmly by listeners that it was swiftly followed by a restaged episode but the show we will be focusing on is the first (and best) version. We talk about how closely it follows the narrative of the source material, how its overwhelming topicality did not hinder the laughs and speculate as to the reasons for some script and performance decisions – what happened to the Ben Lyon gag? Was the old antique shop owner meant to be Crun or not? Plus we find out about Ronnie Waldman, Maurice Winnick, Len Hutton and Issy Bonn. Available in the usual places – please rate & review on iTunes! Sean is on Twitter @Toukochan GoonPod: @goonshowpod

Ron Wood [00:29] "We All Get Old" Gimme Some Neck Columbia JC 35702 1979 Surprisingly this album made it to number 45 on the Top 200. Agnetha Fältskog [04:38] "Ge Dej Till Tåls (Are You Ready for Love)" The Girls Want the Boys! Sweden's Beat Girls 1966-1970 Ace Records XXQLP 048 2016 A fun compilation of Swedish pop on white vinyl released by the good folks at Ace Records. I went with an early single from my favorite member of ABBA. The Postal Service [06:57] "Clark Gable" Give Up Sub Pop SP 595 2004 Hard not to choose an great song from this vinyl release. But I'm going with "Clark Gable" because I recently saw him play a baddy in William Wellman's Night Nurse with Barbara Stanwyck, Ben Lyon, and Joan Blondell Glacial Tomb [11:51] "Of Flesh and Worship" Glacial Tomb Gilead Media RELIC107 2018 Some Mile High death metal featuring members of Khemmis, Abigail Williams, and Cult of the Lost Cause. R. Stevie Moore [17:42] "Along Comes Mary" Glad Music Personal Injury Records PI 02 2015 (1986) Killer cover from the DIY psych pop genius. Death Valley Girls [20:36] "Death Valley Boogie" Glow in the Dark Burger Records BRGR933 2016 Garage psych rockn and a-rolln goodness. On glow-in-the-dark vinyl, of course. Krallice [23:10] "Ground Prayer" Go Be Forgotten Gilead Media RELIC101 2017 Intricate blackened metal from NYC. Trini Lopez [33:48] "Sinner Not a Saint" GoGo Custom Records CS 1019 1966 Rockin number from the Texan singer/actor/guitar designer. Village People [36:20] "Go West" Go West Casablanca NBLP 7144 1979 Hope you like fire. Seriously though, this album made it up to number 8 on the Top 200. There's a pretty excellent version of this song by the Pet Shop Boys (https://youtu.be/LNBjMRvOB5M) if you were not already familiar with it. Another one of those songs that could be done by the 3:30 mark, but hey... more is more. Nat King Cole [40:31] "Route 66" Go with the Greats National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences Produced for Chevrolet. For some reason, this is the only automotive related song. The Swingle Singers [43:28] "Allegro (from the Concerto Grosso, Op. 6, No. 4, Händel)" Going Baroque Philips PHM 200-126 1964 I'm not sure what it is about these swingin' jazz arrangements, but it hits my aural sweet spot. Fun fact, which I'm sure I have mention before: Swingle Singers soprano Christiane Legrand is the aunt of Beach House's Victoria Legrand. Harb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass [48:17] "The 3rd Man Theme" !!Going Places!! A&M Records SP 4112 1965 What's almost as good as the orignal Third Man theme? This version. Bee Gees [50:51] "Massachussetts" Gold RSO RS-1-3006 1976 This song has definitely grown on me over time. Especially after hearing Dean & Britta covering it (https://youtu.be/WjK9JB3vpNU) during one of their home quarantine concerts. Creedence Clearwater Revival [53:16] "Have You Ever Seen the Rain" Gold Fantasy 9418 1972 I would like to see the rain. The sooner the better. Ian Matthews [55:54] "Shake It" Gold Rush '79 - Volume One K-Tel TU 2660-1 1979 Disco from an original Fairport Convention member? Heck yeah! Music behind the DJ: "Push the Button Max" by Henry Mancini

We start with two versions  of the same song. Ted Heath and his music gives us an instrumental version of Mountain Greenery and then Mel Torme sings the definitive version of the song. Not forgotten Mel but is not celebrated enough. He was bizarrely known as The Velvet Frog.  Fantastic lyrics from Lorenz Hart- 'How-how-how-how-how we love sequestering..' What's not to love there? Classics from Artie Shaw, Tommy Dorsey, The Andrew Sisters and our old friend Leslie Hutchinson, Hutch. We have both sides of a Charlie Barnet record- Pumpton Turnpike and Swinging on Nothing. Charlie was one of the first band leaders to integrated his band. Massive fan of Basie and Ellington. Oscar Rabin plays a great version of Cherokee. He was a Latvian born English band leader. Sentimental Journey from Paul Fenoulhet, vocals Doreen Lundy Slightly mad track from Bill Snyder, Drifting Sands, vocals by Ralph Stirling. Our oldest track is Driftwood from Leo F Reisman from 1924. Bebe Daniels sings Imagination. She was an all round entertainer but is best remembered in Britain as being in the long running radio series Life with the Lyons, with husband Ben Lyon. Archie Lewis is a new discovery for me. Known as the Crosby of the Caribbean. He was one of the first black singers to front a big band in Britain, Geraldo's band. A pioneer and very popular in the 1940s and yet forgotten now it would seem. We get romantic with our last two. Roy Fox with vocals by Denny Dennis On the beach at Bali Bali and Carroll Gibbons, vocals by Leslie Douglas gives us I don't want to set the world on fire. Lovely version of a classic song. Stay safe out there.   Thanks to Jessica Parkman for many of the records in this episode

Orlando City finally got that elusive first home win over the Chicago Fire. The Lions hadn’t beaten the Fire since 2015, when they did it twice, but I mean, come on. We’re talking about fire here and it’s hard for a mammal to defeat burning flames — even if that mammal is the king of the jungle. We break down a 4-1 win that felt a lot closer than that score would indicate, on a weird and wet night at Exploria Stadium. We’re once again unanimous on our Man of the Match selections, too. We’ve also got updates on Matheus Aias and recent transfer news. The Orlando Pride kicked off their 2020 schedule (finally) with a delightful 0-0 draw on the road against the North Carolina Courage. I’m not being the least bit sarcastic when I say the word ‘delightful,’ either. That’s a good result for a team that hadn’t played in almost a full year against an accomplished side. We touch on the scoreless draw and a good performance by the young fullbacks. OCB had the weekend off unexpectedly after a positive COVID-19 test within the organization. The Young Lions will try to get back on track this Saturday morning at 11 a.m. against New England Revolution II, Electric Boogaloo. I might have added some words to the actual team name. Then we bring on our special guests. Thad Bell of The Blue Testament and Ben Lyon from Big D Soccer stop by to give us some information about Orlando City’s two opponents this week — Sporting Kansas City and FC Dallas, respectively. Big thanks to both for giving us an overview of their teams and also for letting us know that other clubs’ fans are out there feeling good for Orlando City fans in 2020. It’s nice to hear. There’s schedule news, as the Lions now know the remainder of their 2020 regular-season MLS schedule and we’re going to be seeing a lot of familiar faces the rest of the way. We break down the slate of games and who is missing from it. Then we go back into Pride mode for a few minutes because the Pride are back! This week’s Ask Us Anything segment wants to know about movies, breweries, music, and actual soccer things. If there’s anything — and we do mean anything —you want us to address on our next show, just ask by tweeting it to us at @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. After the mailbag, we give you our key match-ups and score predictions for Orlando City’s match-up tonight at Sporting Kansas City and Sunday at FC Dallas. That’s all for this week. Stay safe and enjoy the show! Here’s how show No. 215 went down: 0:15 - The Lions win a non-lopsided game over the Fire by a lopsided score line on a rainy Saturday in Orlando. We break it down, then talk some actual Pride soccer. 41:17 - Thad Bell gives us the Sporting Kansas City perspective ahead of a Wednesday night match-up between two teams near the top of their respective conferences. 54:56 - Ben Lyon provides the FC Dallas perspective and puts some respect on Oscar Pareja’s name. 1:07:05 - MLS schedule talk, more about the Pride, our mailbag, and our key match-ups and predictions for both SKC and Dallas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You know the saying, "It's not a party until something gets broken." Well... Building a liquor business is fun, building your own distillery is a challenge, but hey, you get to party because you have a rum company right? Listen to this episode where entrepreneur Ben Lyon from Lyon Rum Distillery tells how he build a rum company from nothing and what broke. Listen in to get the scoop and some HPT's to build your own liquor brand...

This podcast is the closest I've ever been to entrepreneurship - I've put love and effort and the little sanity I had left into making it something I am proud of and want to keep on producing. Now I'm not claiming to be a business owner, nowhere close, but I do know a couple of people who have taken their own projects a little more seriously. Podcaster Scott Stockdale has been slaying the game will 'Entrepreneurs Can Party' and Ben Lyon is taking over Australia with Pride Promotions- very different businesses, very definitely entrepreneurs. I'm absolutely thrilled to have them on my podcast and they tell a great story (so get yourself a pint and settle in)!

In this episode, we talk with Jason Miller & Ben Lyon of Katz, Sapper & Miller to discuss insurance, financial and tax information and look at the future of trucking and logistics. 

WLS News Anchor Rob Martier, DriveChicago.com General Manager Mark Bilek and Chicago Auto Show Marketing Director Jim OBrill review the world’s best selling car, the Toyota Corolla, take a look at the updates to Alfa Romeo vehicles with Ben Lyon and go for a Quick Spin in the new Audi A7 with Jerry Perez.

It's an odd but energetic start with Alma Cogan, the girl with a giggle in her voice. Here she sings about Lizzie Borden, the girl with an axe in her hand! Lena Horne, when she was still a big band vocalist, Connie Boswell and Barbara Lyon. She was the daughter of Ben Lyon and Bebe Daniels, the US stars who made it big in Britain. Paula Green and her Orchestra. Paula sang with Joe Loss and Glenn Miller and was born in blackpool, Lancashire. Also appeared on the WW2 show ITMA. French star Jean Sablon, you get variety here. Talking of which: Bob Hamilton Trio, 'Dinner music for hungry canibals' and Hobo Jack- real name Ernie Hare. He wasn't a hobo but a very well paid radio star. The amazing voices of Paul Robeson and Josh White. Two men who weren't just fine singers but activists.There's more of course.

FinTech is well on its way to becoming one of tech’s hottest emerging technologies. From mobile payments to cryptocurrency, fintech startups are on fire. Investing in FinTech startups has been growing rapidly. Support for Fintech around the world has grown to a staggering $100 billion, fuelled by massive rounds of funding. With the expectation that FinTech companies are going to significantly continue to grow. But how is the world being affected by this growing investment in FinTech? And what will Fintech’s role become in growing and developing countries? In today’s episode of Igniting Startups Podcast, we’ll be speaking with Ben Lyon, founder, and CEO of Hover, an Android API platform that enables developers to integrate any mobile money service worldwide. While being Hover’s founder and CEO, Ben is also an Entrepreneur in Residence for Caribou Digital’s Digital Financial Services (DFS) Innovation Lab where he’s responsible for sourcing and supporting innovative financial technology startups throughout South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, and in some cases building them from scratch. Prior to joining Caribou Digital, Ben helped co-found Kopo Kopo, the first merchant aggregator and merchant cash advance provider in the mobile money industry, which now serves thousands of merchants throughout East Africa. In this episode, Ben shares his experiences through the entrepreneurial path of FinTech and how he and his team at Hover are changing the lives and providing an awesome opportunity for people in the regions of Eastern Africa and changing the future of FinTech. Tune in for more! In this episode with Ben Lyon, you’ll learn: --- Ben’s beginnings into the world of entrepreneurship --- How to build a remote culture for remote teams --- The diversity of hiring through different countries and cultures --- About the future of financial technologies in developing countries of Africa --- Ben’s take on the developments of the tech-ecosystem in Africa Please enjoy this conversation with Ben Lyon! If you like this episode, please subscribe and leave us a review on iTunes. You can also follow us on Soundcloud or Stitcher. We have an incredible lineup of interviews we’ll be releasing every Tuesday here on the Powderkeg Podcast. Check it out at powderkeg.com/itunes.

In this interview Peter talks with Ben Lyon, from Living Rock Church (www.LivingRock.church) in the Midlands UK, about reframing church 'marketing' so it's less about marketing and more about reaching people and changing lives. We also go in-depth on what your church website should have and gives a long list of tools and tips. Benj's Top Tools For project management - www.trello.com For team communication - www.slack.com For cloud storage - drive.google.com For membership database admin and admin management - www.ChurchSuite.com For workshop team management - www.Planning.Center For a creative software package - www.adobe.com/CreativeCloud For digital assets (stock photos and videos, music, templates, etc) - elements.envato.com For an icon library - TheNounProject.com For video editing - www.Apple.com/final-cut-pro For music streaming - www.spotify.com For web hosting - www.GetFlyWheel.com For social media management - Buffer.com Benj's Top Tips Get aligned with the church's vision and mission Always push yourself to be better Choose excellence over perfection Take breaks Reach scripture Get to know Jesus ---- Digital Church Toolkit equips the church with tools and wisdom to spread the Gospel and reach communities in the digital age. We make digital communications easier for churches, ministries and events by making sure their branding is on point, websites do their job and social media is being utilised. Website: www.DigitalChurchToolkit.com Instagram: @DigitalChurchToolkit Facebook: /DigitalChurchToolkit Meet Josh: IG @JBStannard Meet Peter: IG @Peter_Murden

On this week's bonus episode of What's in the Basket, we break into the RKO vault for our research-free discussion of two minor pre-codes starring Constance Bennett: Sin Takes a Holiday (1930) and Lady With a Past (1932). We mourn the tragic but very brave death of our late comrade-in-arms Amelia, Candice accidentally records an entire episode with her laptop mic, and Ben Lyon takes a beating. Show Notes & Sources: https://whatsinthebasket.home.blog/2019/09/17/bonus-01-two-constance-bennett-pre-codes-oh-please-dear-little-fat-god-of-love Theme Music by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.filmmusic.io): "Dark Hallway (Distressed)" and "The Show Must Be Go"

Alex Spencer (MBA 2021) and Bryce (MBA 2021) talk to Ben Lyon, co-founder and CEO of Hover. Hover is a fintech startup that enables developers to integrate with any mobile money service worldwide in an afternoon. We cover Ben's background and journey to launch Hover, as well as fintech and mobile money in Africa.

Alex Spencer (MBA 2021) and Bryce (MBA 2021) talk to Ben Lyon, co-founder and CEO of Hover. Hover is a fintech startup that enables developers to integrate with any mobile money service worldwide in an afternoon. We cover Ben's background and journey to launch Hover, as well as fintech and mobile money in Africa.

Sunday 18 August 2019; Job 32-37

Filibuster is back and we are joined by Captain Positivity! Jason, Adam, and Ben are joined by Steven Streff, of Black and Red United and FloFC, to talk about D.C. United's 1-1 draw with Toronto FC and discuss Streff's new nickname as bestowed by Ben Olsen. In the second segment, Ben Lyon from Big D Soccer joins us to talk about the July 4 matchup with FC Dallas. Give it a listen! 00:43.026 Intro 10:54.364 D.C. United versus Toronto FC 43:01.697 D.C. United versus FC Dallas Thank you for listening to Filibuster! You can find everything that we write on Black and Red United and if you like what we do you can support us on Patreon.

Welcome to LAisOurHouse! The Unofficial Podcast of the LA Galaxy. Three life long friends and Galaxy fans discuss the Galaxy, MLS and U.S. Soccer We discussing the Gio buyout, Efrain Alvarez's debut, Opening Day and the Beckham statue. We are also joined by Ben Lyon of Big D Soccer to preview DALvLA Be sure to follow us on Twitter! @LAisOurHouse Instagram LA_is_Our_House Send us an email at LAisOurHouse@gmail.com Facebook www.facebook.com/LAisOurHouse/ and check out our website www.LAisOurHouse.com

Sunday 3 March 2019; Luke 4: 16-21

We had a relaxing weekend for a change with no Orlando City match to cause us stress, but that’s about to change. The Lions are heading into Big D to take on FC Dallas. You’ll get our key match-ups and score predictions, plus our conversation with Ben Lyon of SB Nation’s Dallas blog, Big D Soccer. We discuss the recent Orlando Pride roster announcement, and talk about which players the team should try hardest to re-sign this off-season, and the important pieces that the club is bringing back by exercising their contract options. A super-sized mailbag featured mostly soccer questions but there were a couple that went in other directions. We also discussed the USWNT’s upcoming Concacaf Championship run as the Yanks try to qualify for the 2019 World Cup. If there’s something you want us to address on our next show, just ask by tweeting it to us @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. Here’s how show No. 144 went: 0:12 - The Lions haven’t scored a goal in three games and have never scored a goal against FC Dallas. Can you guess what we predicted would happen? 24:54 - Ben Lyon jumps on with us to give us the Dallas perspective and once again an opposing team’s blogger talks about Orlando City’s talent. 49:30 - Lots of mail, the USWNT, and the USMNT fills up our final segment. Dave will be seeing Venom before I will, no doubt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sunday 2 September; Colossians 3:12

Sunday 1 July 2018, Colossians 2: 20-23

Sunday 6 May 2018, Colossians 1:28 - 2:3

Luke 1:46-55

Ben Lyon, master distiller and co-founder of Lyon Distilling Company, joins us to discuss his Saint Michaels, Maryland distillery.

Rum. It's an intriguing, tropical spirit with a dark and sordid history, and we had the happy privilege of digging into all the weird and wonderful details with my friends Ben Lyon and Jaime Windon of the Lyon Distilling Company, makers of all things yummy and rummy. In this episode, we discuss: The differences between all those rum varieties you never knew existed How distillers make rum that tastes grassy, funky, and every flavor in between The surprising history of rum in the United States and abroad Classic Rum cocktails and spinoffs you should try at home Why Bananas belong in dunder pits And much, much more.

This Show has been discussed on MLS Soccer's Podcast List Article http://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/11/23/guide-mls-podcasts-updated Join me and my guests as we recap the first leg of the Semi-Finals of the CONCACAF Champions League as we discuss FC Dallas, Vancouver Whitecaps & Liga MX sides. Ben Lyon of Big D Soccer on FC Dallas & John Jagou from the Soccer Chronicals and Cantina MX Podcast on Pachuca & Tigres.

Reid and Mike are joined by Big D fantasy experts Phil Leutchford and Ben Lyon to dive into what to expect from Round 29. We focus on how the Open Cup final will impact fantasy scores, which players have interesting Instagram accounts, engage in a few Josh Saunders jokes, and wrap things up with some discussion about player picks.

First of all, I want to apologize for the sound quality of the non-interview segments of the show. Recording myself alone takes place in a much different way and I had no co-host this week. I didn't realize that the quality was off until after the entire first segment had been completed. But, I cleaned it up as best I could and although it isn't the usual quality, it's better than it was. So there's that. OK, with that out of the way, it's time for Episode 55 of the PawedCast, in which I fly solo to take you through Orlando City's two matches this week, recapping both and giving you my takes, as well as my Man of the Match selections. I also recapped Orlando Pride's Sunday loss to Portland and OCB's win at FC Montreal. Joining me to preview Orlando City's upcoming Fourth of July match at FC Dallas is Ben Lyon from Big D Soccer. Ben was good enough to drop by and give us the scoop on all things Dallas, including how to stop Mauro Diaz. He also has a key match-up for the game and a match prediction which I didn't like. OK, then I give you my key match-up and score prediction for the upcoming trip to Dallas. Should be a fun one. I promise that I'll try not to fly solo again and if I'm forced to, I'll at least find a cleaner way to record.  Here's how the show unfolded: 0:00- Audio disclaimer! 0:48- OK, let's get right into Toronto FC, the controversial penalty call, the stunning last gasp loss to Ft. Lauderdale, the Pride, OCB, and more! 21:58- Ben Lyon jumps on to make sense of FC Dallas and what we can expect on Monday night from the home team. 50:32- The key match-up and score prediction for Orlando City at Dallas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We tried twice to record a review of the D.C. United versus the Colorado Rapids game, and twice we were stymied by (different!) technological reasons. So we decided to pass on trying a third time to talk about that game, and moved onto the future! We invited Ben Lyon from Big D Soccer onto the podcast to help us preview this weekend's game against FC Dallas. We asked other Ben about what is happening with FC Dallas right now and all of the missing defenders that the team will have due to international callups. We also ask him about Max Urruti and Mauro Rosales, before getting into the state of Dallas' homegrown players. Finally, we ask him to gameplan Dallas for Ben Olsen. Its a good (half) of a show, so give it a listen!

Michael Citro and Kevin Mercer recap the 10-man draw at Real Salt Lake last week. Neither of us are completely (or at all) convinced that Kaká deserved to be sent off for what he did at Rio Tinto Stadium, but we're both glad the lads rallied around their captain and came home with another hard-fought road point. We discuss the Brazilian's red card at length, as well as the shoddy record of that night's referee, Sorin Stoica. We then welcome Ben Lyon from Big D Soccer to the show. Ben gives us the 411 on our opponents Saturday night at the Citrus Bowl, FC Dallas. He tells us who's away on international duty, what we can expect from the boys from Big D, and even how to stop Fabian Castillo (sort of). But there are two guests this week! Our own Louisville City FC correspondent Jeff Milby joins us to talk about last week's big USL announcement by Orlando City and what the reaction was in the Derby City. We also dicuss OCSC draft pick Sidney Rivera's progress, as well as Louisville's designs on MLS someday. Kevin and Michael then wrap up our Salt Lake discussion with our Man of the Match (it was unanimous), preview Dallas and give you our never entertaining, why-do-we-even-do-it match predictions! Here's the rundown: 0:25- Michael and Kevin are happy with a point but sad we won't see Kaká on the weekend. 13:11- Ben Lyon knows a lot about FC Dallas and is willing to share that info. Also we hope his match prediction is exactly wrong. 30:53- Milbz is in the house! Jeff gives us the latest from Louisville and wants Sidney Rivera to hustle. 47:13- Final RSL thoughts, our MotM, a quick peek at Dallas, and predictions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our guest this week is Ben Lyon. We discuss a multitude of topics from Maple Water to Joe's first gray hair.

Bobby Hazzard and The Colonel are rolling around Memphis with Nashville crony Chris Eggroll on Day 2 of Gonerfest.  Slacksless Peterson continues to hold it down at the home studio, anchoring the podcast and trying to make sense of the incoming field reports.  Bobby chats with BEN LYON - frontman of The Hemingers/the illustrator responsible for the cover art on tons of records you know and love.

Laurie takes a tasty field trip to Lyon Distilling in St. Michaels, MD where she talks with Ben Lyon about starting a distillery, the moonshine craze and how you can taste his handcrafted rum! The post Lyon Distilling in St. Michaels, MD appeared first on Laurie Forster | Wine Expert | Wine Coach | Wine Speaker.

Woah! 2012 is less than two months old, and there's already so much kick-ass rock n' roll coming out that it's making my head spin! So yeah, this time around Random Old Records Podcast #40 is an uninterrupted hour of straight-up jams because there just wasn't any room for the quirky soundbytes you all know and love. HAHA. This fat stack of tracks features one song each from the latest batch of HoZac Records releases, including The Band In Heaven, Radar Eyes, Teledrome, and Bare Mutants, which all rule as usual. Teledrome's super-catchy electro-punk is the real gem this time around. Seriously, give this dude a proper studio and budget and he'll be on the cover of magazines in a year. Mark my words!Random Old Records #40 also features an EXCLUSIVE track from the upcoming second LP by killer Wisconsin garage punk duo The Hussy! It's called "Mind Alright," the LP is called Weed Seizure, and it's set to be released by Tic Tac Totally sometime next month. This record is a monster folks, just check out the sick artwork by Ben Lyon below! Elsewhere, you'll hear BRAND NEW tracks from upcoming releases by The Sugar Stems, Digital Leather, and Terry Malts, current tunes by Coasting, Gap Dream, Wiccans, The Pharmacy, and Gary Wrong, classics from the Angry Samoans and Teengenerate, and more, more, MORE!!! It all finishes up with a modern classic pop tune from former Lost Sounds and River City Tanlines frontwoman Alicja-Pop that will shake you up good if you're paying attention. This is one of my favorite episodes I've coughed up in awhile, so I hope y'all dig it!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via iTunes, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! More classic episodes from the past ten years are being added to the feed as well, so check those out as well. You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Watch this space next month for the another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records Podcast #40Released 02/09/12DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. The Pharmacy - "Dig Your Grave"(Dig Your Grave, Kind Turkey 2012)2. Terry Malts - "Mall Dreams"(Killing Time, Slumberland 2012)3. Digital Leather - "Thrill Is Gone"(Modern Problems, FDH 2012)4. Teledrome - "Dial Tone"(Double Vision, HoZac 2012)5. Gary Wrong - "Pollen Christ"(Gary Wrong 7", Total Punk 2012)6. The Consumers - "Your Problem"(All My Friends Are Dead, In The Red 2011)7. The Onions - "Alien Astronaut"(Alien Astronaut 7", Certified PR 2012)8. The Hussy - "Mind Alright"(Weed Seizure, Tic Tac Totally 2012)9. Angry Samoans - "The Todd Killings"(The Unboxed Set, Triple X 1995)10. Teengenerate - "Wild Weekend"(Smash Hits, Estrus 1995)11. Wiccans - "Witches"(Skullduggery, Katorga Works 2011)12. Lantern - "Nothin' Comes Easy"(Stranger I Come, Stranger I Leave, Night People 2012)13. The Lonesome Savages - "Black Hair Woman"(All Outta Love, Kind Turkey 2012)14. The Band In Heaven - "Summer Bummer"(The Band In Heaven 7", HoZac 2012)15. Radar Eyes - "I Am"(Radar Eyes, HoZac 2012)16. Gap Dream - "Heart"(Gap Dream, Burger 2012)17. Bare Mutants - "Without You"(Bare Mutants 7", HoZac)18. Coasting - "Starts And Stays"(You're Never Going Back, M'Ladys 2011)19. Pamela - "I'm Nobody"(Pamela 7", Southpaw 2012)20. Squish - "Shame Spiral"(Squish 7", HoZac 2012)21. Sugar Stems - "Did You Ever"(Greatest Pretender 7", Certified PR 2012)22. Summer Twins - "I Will Love You"(Summer Twins, Burger 2012)23. Neverever - "Wedding Day"(Shake-A-Baby, Slumberland 2012)24. Alicja-Pop! - "Water Death"(I Play The Fool 7", Certified PR 2012)

I Cover The Waterfront. August 29, 1955. "Brother's Keeper".  The characters are based on the book of the same name (by Max Miller) that was made into a film in 1933 (with Ben Lyon and Claudette Colbert). The adventures of a burned-out journalist in San Diego. The music heard during the program is based on the famous theme from the film. A Portuguese fisherman is suspected of murdering his unfaithful wife. A well-written and well-performed drama, the series might have been a hit 10 years earlier. The story is complete in these two episodes. Larry Thor, Tom Hanley (writer), Gil Doud (writer), Max Miller (author), William N. Robson (producer, director), Dan Cubberly (announcer).

I Cover The Waterfront. August 29, 1955. "Brother's Keeper".  The characters are based on the book of the same name (by Max Miller) that was made into a film in 1933 (with Ben Lyon and Claudette Colbert). The adventures of a burned-out journalist in San Diego. The music heard during the program is based on the famous theme from the film. A Portuguese fisherman is suspected of murdering his unfaithful wife. A well-written and well-performed drama, the series might have been a hit 10 years earlier. The story is complete in these two episodes. Larry Thor, Tom Hanley (writer), Gil Doud (writer), Max Miller (author), William N. Robson (producer, director), Dan Cubberly (announcer).

I Cover The Waterfront. August 29, 1955. "Brother's Keeper".  The characters are based on the book of the same name (by Max Miller) that was made into a film in 1933 (with Ben Lyon and Claudette Colbert). The adventures of a burned-out journalist in San Diego. The music heard during the program is based on the famous theme from the film. A Portuguese fisherman is suspected of murdering his unfaithful wife. A well-written and well-performed drama, the series might have been a hit 10 years earlier. The story is complete in these two episodes. Larry Thor, Tom Hanley (writer), Gil Doud (writer), Max Miller (author), William N. Robson (producer, director), Dan Cubberly (announcer).

I Cover The Waterfront. August 29, 1955. "Brother's Keeper".  The characters are based on the book of the same name (by Max Miller) that was made into a film in 1933 (with Ben Lyon and Claudette Colbert). The adventures of a burned-out journalist in San Diego. The music heard during the program is based on the famous theme from the film. A Portuguese fisherman is suspected of murdering his unfaithful wife. A well-written and well-performed drama, the series might have been a hit 10 years earlier. The story is complete in these two episodes. Larry Thor, Tom Hanley (writer), Gil Doud (writer), Max Miller (author), William N. Robson (producer, director), Dan Cubberly (announcer).

Roy Plomley's castaway is comedian Ben Lyon. Luxury: Film projector and films of family