Podcast appearances and mentions of ben osborne

On the programme today, Salvation Army Corps Officers Captains Dylan and Rachael Nieuwoudt are looking forward to the Official Opening of their magnificent new Church and Community Centre in Douglas - and to welcoming General Lyndon Buckingham to perform the ceremony - the first visit of a Salvation Army world-wide leader to the Isle of Man since the mid-1930's We go deeper into the earth art installation GAIA in conversation with Justin McMullin of Manx company ELS who has worked in partnership with Ben Osborne, representing the artist Luke Jerram, to put GAIA in place in St Thomas's Church in Douglas. And we pop into The Archive Room for some fascinating stories about the history of St Thomas's church - and some comments that are as fresh and relevant today as they were when first made, 40 years ago! Tickets and details of all special events in St Thomas's church during the time GAIA is there, can be found at sponsor Net Zero's website - netzero.im

In this very special edition of the First Ballot Hall of Fame Podcast, legendary SLAM contributors Ben Osborne, Lang Whitaker, and Russ Bengtson join the pod to celebrate SLAM magazine's 30th anniversary. They go into all the gritty details of working at one of the most important publications in basketball history from Shawn Kemp's emails to fist bumps with Patrick Ewing.  Timecodes:  (8:45) The next generation learning about sneakers (10:54) Shawn Kemp's Emails (11:17) The start of Slam Online (14:55) Russ' first piece on Shawn Bradley  (18:01) SLAM's editorial freedom (24:43) Getting sucked into the moment (29:42) Shooting the Allen Iverson cover (32:34) The types of players that worked with SLAM (38:04) Getting in trouble with the League (43:59) The best SLAM moments (54:17) Russ' fist bumps with Patrick Ewing (57:28) Connecting with Kenny Anderson (1:02:42) Watching NBA Kids grow up  (1:05:12) Celebrating SLAM's 30th Anniversary (1:08:27) The group's favorite covers 

Welcome to another episode of the UK Flooring Podcast, where we delve into the fascinating world of flooring, sharing insights, trends, and conversations with industry experts.In this episode, we are joined by Ben Osborne, a renowned figure in the floor sanding and refinishing space, known for his extensive online presence with over 10 million combined views on his websites and YouTube channel.Find Ben's insightful floor sanding tips and tutorials on his website: How to Sand a Floor and YouTube channel: HowToSandAFloor.Episode BreakdownGetting to Know Ben OsborneBen introduces himself as a floor sander, YouTuber, and family man with a passion for politics.He shares his journey from working in a call center to becoming a floor sanding expert and starting his own business in 2012.The Evolution of His BusinessBen discusses the growth of his business, his transition to self-employment, and the challenges of perfectionism in his work.Insights into expanding his team and the operational dynamics of his business.Ben's YouTube JourneyThe story behind his first YouTube video and how it evolved into a successful channel.Strategies for creating engaging content and the unpredictability of YouTube success.Discussion on monetizing YouTube content and the impact of specific videos on his channel's growth.Challenges and Successes in Floor SandingBen talks about the difficulties faced in floor sanding, including dealing with unpredictable flooring conditions and customer interactions.Insights into his preferences for flooring products, stains, and lacquers.Business Insights and Personal GrowthBen shares valuable lessons learned in business, particularly the importance of continuous learning and being open to new ideas.Discussion on the challenges of managing a team and finding the right people.Rapid Fire QuestionsBen answers quick questions about his investment choices, least favorite business tasks, and notable personalities he'd like to meet.He concludes by reflecting on what's currently holding him back and how he's addressing these challenges.ConclusionA big thank you to Ben Osborne for sharing his expertise and experiences in the floor sanding industry.Reminder to listeners to check out Ben's work on his YouTube channel and website.Stay tuned for more episodes from the UK Flooring Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Can't Find My Way Home, I was joined by Ben Osborne. It had maybe been about a year or so since we originally talked about doing an episode together, but it was definitely worth the wait. Ben talks us through his early days as a musician in Oxford, and how after moving to university, his musical expectations were about to change. For the better... We also get into the move to Berlin (back when it was a lot cheaper to do so), as well as his work with Open Music Lab, where he is the Project Manager & Workshop Organizer, as well as the Co-Founder. From their website - "The Open Music Lab is a space where anyone can learn how to create, record, and share. All of our workshops and courses are free of charge for the students and offer a place for Berlin's diverse communities to connect and create together." We chat about Ben's back catalogue, his own very distinctive musical style, performing live after a long break, his work on theatre and film soundtracks, and his work as a libretti...writing lyrics for opera. There's a new piece he's written, which will see him go to Japan in the New Year, the joy of writing lyrics, anarchic pantomimes, and why we should be listening to Kate Bush...and The Pixies... I really enjoyed our conversation and I'm sure that you will too... Craig http://ben-osborn.com/ @_ben_osborn_ https://www.facebook.com/benosbornmusic https://www.openmusiclab.org --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/craig-branch/message

Take A 20 makes its triumphant return for Season 4! We are deep in our bag(gy suits) to break down the 2003 NBA Draft, which featured LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh and countless fashion violations. Ben Osborne, former editor-in-chief of SLAM and Bleacher Report, joins the show to provide his first-person perspective of covering that Draft and those superstars over the years. 

In 1993, Scottie Pippen became the leader for the Chicago Bulls after Michael Jordan shocked the basketball world and announced his "retirement". During that season, the Robin to MJ's Batman had one of his best statistical seasons with career highs in points per game and steals per game leading the Bulls to 55 wins. In the playoffs, Pippen led the Bulls to the semi-finals against the Patrick Ewing led New York Knicks and in a win or go-home situation in Game 6, demolishing Ewing with one of the most savage dunks in NBA history. Ben Osborne, writer and former editor-in-chief of SLAM Magazine, breaks down this iconic dunk, how basketball has shaped culture, and the precarious relationship between the media and athletes.

Ben Osborne, of Siegel + Gale, sums up brands' most profound pandemic-era changes. And MM+M senior reporter Lecia Bushak with a health policy update.    Follow us on twitter: @MMMnews www.mmm-online.com

Ben is Vice President & Senior Risk Advisor at Huntington Insurance and has 16 years experience with clients in the Construction Industry, Industrial Space, Commercial Insurance, Workers' Comp, and Risk Management. He is also a member of both the Metro Detroit and Northwest Ohio chapters of CFMA. Ben is also our inaugural subject for People of CFMA on Instagram. Please follow People of CFMA at the link below.  Links to check out CFMA at Spring Creek People of CFMA - CFMA on Instagram Music Credit Fearless First by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3742-fearless-first License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Ohio University reports: While women make up 40% of participants in professional sports, they only account for 4% of media coverage. That translates to less than 1% of athletics coverage on major networks, which is devoted to women's sports. Just Women's Sports is helping to place female athletes firmly in the spotlight of influence. Just Women's Sports Inc. is a digital-first consumer media brand dedicated to 100% women's sports, 100% of the time. JWS brings fans everything they need to see and know in the world of women's sports across podcasts, social media, and editorial content. JWS is backed by institutional investors Will Ventures, Thirty-Five Ventures, DRIVE by DraftKings, Kleiner Perkins, Ovo Fund, and Supernode Global as well as athlete investors Arike Ogunbowale, Elena Delle Donne, Hilary Knight, Kelley O'Hara, Sam Mewis, and Kevin Durant. Ben Osborne is the Head of Content at Just Women's Sports. He joined me this week to tell me more about the platform and how they are working everyday to amplify the voices and performances of female athletes both in and out of competition. For more information: https://justwomenssports.com/ Instagram: @justwomenssports Twitter: @justwsports Follow: @justwomenssports

Welcome to Unlocking Brand, where our global brand experts host live case studies, deliver actionable insights, and answer key questions on the topics that matter to brand marketers today. In this episode, our President for EMEA, Philip Davies, and Director of Insights for EMEA, Ben Osborne discuss the importance of fact-based branding and how research can drive customer engagement and loyalty.

Welcome to The Black Box Podcast with Burton Chawla where we have conversations with industry leaders in the sports and entertainment world.In this episode, Burton talks with Ben Osborne, Head of Content at Just Women's Sports. They discuss whether "content is king," an NBA all-star game party that Burton threw back in the day, the advice Ben gives to people just starting out in the industry, and the doors that sports gambling is opening for content creators.Please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and follow the show @theblackboxpod on Instagram and @blackboxpod on Twitter.

Charlie Eisenhood and Josh Mansfield talk about the MVP Open, including Adam Hammes' first DGPT win, Catrina Allen's continued strong play, Eagle's third round struggles, and more. Then, they talk with Ben Osborne, who just made three aces in a four-round A-Tier. They also make their picks and lay down some new over/under bets. Plus: should disc golf get a documentary series?

Sit back, grab a drink and listen as moderator Dr. Cheryl Robinson sits down with author Kevin Owens to discuss the release of his book Overseas Famous. Panelists include NBA veteran and Owens' former NBA G-League Coach, Chucky Brown, who also wrote the book's foreword and Ben Osborne, Head Of Content at Just Women's Sports and former Editor-in-Chief of Bleacher Report and SLAM. If you have an hour join us for a fun evening.

He is a journalism icon, but is just a regular guy when you sit down to chat with him. He has been a pen, a keyboard, and the engine for some of the most prolific mediums in our culture! Everything from King, to XXL, to Complex, to Bleacher Report has saw him in the forefront as well as the background. The best part about our conversation was his time at the iconic SLAM Magazine. We talked about famous covers, the SLAM featured in the movie SOUL, Scoop Jackson in the Hall of Fame, and the most important thing was the 96 Draft Issue. As an Editor-In-Chief it gets no better for real basketball fans everywhere! With that and so much more, check out this episode!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Come Join Us! Sunday Brunch: A WNBA State of Mind. Grab a mimosa, and lets Rock! Facebook Live with former Editor-in-Chief of SLAM Mgazine Ben Osborne @2pm today. Facebooklive - https://www.facebook.com/100000518606547/videos/4283276595032918/ #wnbakicks #2k20 #instagood #espnw #facebooklive #reels #benosborne #nba #basketball #slam #br #gleague #espn #nbacoaches #agoody15 #reels #iTunes #anchorfm #googlepodcast #spotify --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adrienne-goodson/message

Come Join Us! Sunday Brunch: A WNBA State of Mind. Grab a mimosa, and lets Rock! Facebook Live with former Editor-in-Chief of SLAM Mgazine Ben Osborne @2pm today. Facebooklive - https://www.facebook.com/100000518606547/videos/4283276595032918/ #wnbakicks #2k20 #instagood #espnw #facebooklive #reels #benosborne #nba #basketball #slam #br #gleague #espn #nbacoaches #agoody15 #reels #iTunes #anchorfm #googlepodcast #spotify --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adrienne-goodson/message

FORMER EDITOR IN CHIEF OF SLAM MAGAZINE AND BLEACHER REPORT MAGAZINE JOINS THE SHOW TO TALK ABOUT HIS CAREER IN SPORTS MEDIA, SLAM MAGAZINE'S INFLUENCE ON SNEAKER CULTURE, THE NBA'S SUDDEN RETURN, THE 49ERS-ALEX SMITH MATCHUP, SUPER BOWL LV PREDICTIONS, AND MORE.

We are joined for episode 39 by Ben Osborne. In addition to being an avid LA Dodgers, NY Giants and NY Rangers fan, Ben has also spent years in the sports industry as a sports journalist. Ben has been a sports writer and editor for industry leaders including Bleacher Report. We are looking forward to having him share his stories. You can follow Ben on Twitter and Instagram @bosborne17. Please help support The Fan Experience by leaving reviews on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser and IMDB. Please share the show with all of your sports fan friends and family. The producers of this show are Playing The Field™. Playing The Field is a sports fan's community that helps connect fans for friendship or romance with our app that is 100% free to join in beta right now at https://playthefielddating.com. Join today to Find Your MVP™. After all There Is No Team Without A Mate™. Learn more at https://www.playthefieldnow.com

Dope insider talk with more KING Magazine founding editors, Ben Osborne & Patricia DeLuca, discussing the premiere issue coming together, exceeding expectations, and how we pulled it off being so young.

In this episode, our Head of Insights for EMEA, Ben Osborne, reads “Leveraging brand to bridge the adoption gap.” Every consumer is on their own journey. When it comes to electric vehicles, the pace of that journey to adoption varies based on their readiness for broader lifestyle change. Originally published on siegelgale.com and co-authored with Senior Director of Strategy for EMEA, Liz Olsen, this whitepaper explores the journey to understand the role of electric vehicles within said journey and to uncover barriers to EV adoption.

Ben Osborne is an American Journalist & Author, most recently the Editor-In-Chief at Bleacher Report (2016-2020) & Editor-In-Chief at SLAM (2007-2016). He discusses the ups and downs of working in the journalism industry, writing and publishing his own books, the craziest stories he had to cover, especially in 2020 & more!

Autovista Group’s chief economist Christof Engelskirchen speaks to Liz Olsen, senior strategy director and Ben Osborne, head of insights at brand specialists Siegel+Gale, about the role of the brand in the adoption of electric vehicles. This podcast unravels and de-fluffs the brand black box and what role a brand plays in leading customers on the journey to electric mobility.

Music performerViavattine has performed with a variety of popular "Big name" musicians. He played on tour with the Glenn Miller Orchestra, including a memorable performance in Washington, D.C. at President Reagan's 1980 Inaugural Ball. He has also performed with Ray Charles, Patti Page, The Temptations, Chuck and Gap Mangione, Randy Brecker, Jeff Tyzik and the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Connie Francis, Vic Damone, Aretha Franklin and Lou Rawls.He is a member of Rochester's hit Latin Band, "Mambo Kings", started by another local musician and composer, Richard Delaney. He is also a member of one of Rochester's premier party bands, "Unlimited", founded and directed by his brother Bob Viavattine. John began playing when he was young, learning early on from his teacher, Joe Romano, to pay strict attention to time, keeping with the rhythm section, and complementing them. On June 12, 2007, Viavattine and the Mambo Kings opened for the rock group "Los Lonely Boys" at the Rochester International Jazz Festival.Music teacherAfter earning his bachelor's degree in music from Nazareth College, he moved to Los Angeles, California to teach for a short time before returning to Upstate New York to teach at Spencerport High School in Spencerport, New York. He is the director of the Spencerport Wind ensemble, and in conjunction with his colleague, Ben Osborne, the Spencerport Symphonic Band. In 2007 Viavattine received the prestigious RPO educator of the year award. Students say that it is his passion for music which encourages them. He acts as a role model by being active in the musical scene around Rochester outside of school.High school jazzHe is probably most well known as director of the Spencerport High School "Jazz One" band. This group has been ranked one of the top high school bands in the country, ranking first place in heritage music festivals nationwide. In March 2007, Spencerport Jazz One took first place in the Berklee Jazz Festival. In April 2007, Jazz One took first place at the Heritage Festival in Orlando, FL, competing against more than twenty schools from across the nation. On April 18, 2007, Viavattine led the band to another first place at the MCC Jazz Festival.[2] In 2008, they won first place in a nationwide Yamaha recording contest, judged in part by members of Tower of Power.

We're delighted to catch up with top wildlife & landscape photographer Ben Osborne. With a career spanning over 35 years, Ben has worked around the world, on projects for the BBC & National Geographic amongst many others. Amongst various accolades, Ben won the 2007 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition with his stunning image of an Elephant splashing expressively in mud. We chat about his career, life onboard a vessel in Antarctica for months, working with David Attenborough, the importance of collaboration in photography, the current challenges as a professional, and much more.*Obviously these are difficult times for us all, we hope The Togcast can be a small beacon of relief and entertainment in the avalanche of other challenges - Sam & Paul* - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Many thanks to Fotospeed for supporting the show and our media partner 'Landscape Photographer of The Year'. We'll be back in two weeks time with the excellent landscape photographer Michael Pilkington. 

Ben Osborne is the Editor-in-Chief of Bleacher Report. A former George Washington University Student, Ben sits down with Professor Mark Hyman to discuss his time at GW and working with the student newspaper, learning about the passing of Kobe Bryant and the proceeding 48 hours on both a personal and professional level, what distinguishes Bleacher Report's content, advice for those aspiring to break into sports media, and more.This episode of the GW Business of Sports Podcast is produced by Liam Swords.

Social media has allowed everyone to be a writer. Whether we’re updating our Facebook status, or we Tweet an opinion or post a long story on Instagram, we all put our creativity into words. But, being a writer means more than that, it requires a lot of hard work, discipline, passion, and dedication.In today’s episode, Ben shares some of the secrets he has learned over the years, from his experience with writing for sports magazines and websites, and also dipping his toes in the literary area.Ben Osborne has been a part of SLAM magazine, rising from intern to nearly a decade as Editor-In-Chief, and, in 2016, has made the transition to being Editor-in-Chief at Bleacher Report. He felt he needed to take this step because, while he loves basketball, he is an all-sports fan and believes he’s got something to offer on all of them.So, listen to Episode 23 of Deposit That, to learn what it takes to be a successful writer in the sports world.Questions I ask:Did you always write about sports, even while you were playing them, or not? (01:54)What was it like, working for SLAM? (04:26)What's your advice to somebody that really wants to turn their passion for writing into income? (09:27)How do compare, good or bad, ESPN to Bleacher Report? (29:04)How do you translate what's in your head and what you feel on the inside, onto paper, where everyone can read it and understand it? (35:06)What's the one thing you want listeners to walk away from your episode, with? (39:58)In This Episode, You Will Learn:Ben’s background and how he ended up in the sports writing world. (01:06)Why he decided to transition from a 10-person company to a huge one, and how we dealt with the change. (06:13)Ben’s advice on coming up with a creative title for articles, or books. (13:44)About the Bleacher Report’s app and why is different than other sports apps. (26:36)Ben’s advice for people that want to write a book. (32:21)Connect with Ben:LinkedInInstagramTwitterBook: The Brooklyn Cyclones: Hardball Dreams and the New Coney Island See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nearly 16,000 participants, 9 countries, 800 brands - this is the Siegel+Gale World's Simplest Brands - a deep dive into the brands that are delivering simpler experiences for consumers which is driving loyalty and a premium for their products and services. Rob Costelloe and Mitchell Kirkham-Cooper speak with Siegel+Gale's Executive Strategy and Development Director for EMEA, Liana Dinghile, and Head of Insights in Siegel+Gale London, Ben Osborne, about the brands that are winning in the battle for share and consideration through their clear, transparent, innovative and useful brand experiences. To see the results, check out simplicityindex.com.

Would you give a finger or an eye to unlock your device?  Brett and Aryeh speak with Ben Osborne of Cortechs and Grant Hyland of KBR Digital about what our neigbours are doing techwise in New Zealand. For more TechKnowledgy episodes visit http://eaglewavesradio.com.au/show/view/techknowledgy

We delve into an apparent ‘crisis of trust’ facing some of the biggest industries and names out there. From the big four to big pharma, we are looking at how players are battling against a loss of trust, how trust relates to brand equity, the role of company leaders to build trust with customers and what firms can be doing to turn talk into tangible authenticity. Joining us in the studio we have Ben Osborne, Director of Insights for Siegel+Gale EMEA as well as Creative Director Mike Tyson. Please subscribe on iTunes or Spotify and do get in touch with your thoughts, ideas, and feedback on Twitter or Facebook with the handle @siegelgale or via our website - siegelgale.com.

Ben Osborne, Noise of Art founder is not only a writer but a cultural activist involved in the music scene for over 20 years. He has written several books about the clubbing scene in the Uk and has organized an exhibition about the "french touch" both in London and Paris for the last edition of MaMa Festival. He's also a Deejay always looking for exciting tracks and the promotor of many events in the UK. Follow him : https://www.facebook.com/djbenosborne

RWTW's Paul Rivera is joined by SLAM Magazine editor-in-chief Ben Osborne to talk about their love of basketball, Ben's career journey, the state of the industry, Ben's all-time favorite player and much more!

"There's a lot of talented people out there. A lot of smart people. A lot of great writers. A lot of great editors. You gotta work... [Ben on side projects & growth]." On this week’s episode, it's basketball, sneakers and hip-hop as Ben Osborne, Editor-in-Chief of SLAM Magazine joins the podcast. Having been a subscriber of SLAM since 1994, Adam geeks out with Ben on the founding and history of the magazine, as well as how it worked to gain credibility in the world of sports journalism. The two discuss the publication's swagger and its role in pioneering sneaker culture. As well as SLAM's long-time existence as a thorn in the NBA's side as it regards to portraying players as who they are, rather than who the league wanted them to be leading them to many epic cover shoots. Ben elaborates on his role as Editor-in-Chief, design's importance to the magazine and Adam even reads a letter he wrote to the magazine that was published in 2006 reflecting on how SLAM shaped much of who is he today. Lastly, Ben discusses some of his many side projects and how important it is to have such creative outlets. Mentions include: Ben Osborne on Twitter SLAM Magazine SLAM on Twitter Scoop Jackson Dennis Page, SLAM founder Dan Wetzel, Yahoo Sports Michael Bradley, SLAM writer Lang Whitaker Russ Bengston, SLAM writer Ryan Jones, former EiC) Melissa Brennan Medvedich, former creative director Kicks SLAM Kicks book by Ben Osborne Swee' Pea Daniels Documentary My next guest is going to be Jeremy Darlow. As digital brand marketer for Adidas football and baseball, Jeremy works with numerous college athletics programs around the U.S., including some professional Adidas athletes such as RGIII and Lionel Messi. He is also the author of Brands Win Championships, a book educating college athetic departments on the importance of brand strategy and marketing. Sign up for the weekly email newsletter for updates, discounts on future products and exclusive content for subscribers. Did you enjoy this episode? Then please rate and/or write a review of the show on iTunes. Also, be sure to follow show host, @TAdamMartin and @MakersofSport on twitter and Dribbble.

The world is about relationships. Plain and simple. We have relationships with family, friends and even objects. In our professional lives, building relationships are vital for growth both fiscally and skill-wise. In today's Halftime, I discuss why cultivating relationships over time is extremely important and why the "hard sell" is a downfall of creatives in the digital economy. Mentions include: ENFP Personality Richard Branson, Virgin 8 tips for relationship building in business Slack My next guest is going to be Ben Osborne. Ben is the Editor-in-Chief of SLAM Magazine, a longstanding basketball publication that has cemented itself in basketball and hip-hop culture since the early 90s. Sign up for the weekly email newsletter for updates, discounts on future products and exclusive content for subscribers. Did you enjoy this episode? Then please rate and/or write a review of the show on iTunes. Also, be sure to follow show host, @TAdamMartin and @MakersofSport on twitter and Dribbble.

"I take a lot of pictures...I think for designers, drawing and taking photos is so, so important because you can go back to those photos and find some inspiration and find some great idea." On this week’s episode, Michelle Cruz, Senior Art Director of the New York Red Bulls, joins the podcast to talk about her long career in sports design. Being Puerto Rican born, yet raised as an Army brat in Germany, Michelle brings a unique perspective to sports design drawing inspiration from her time in Europe visiting art galleries and watching BBC and Spanish television. We discuss Michelle's long tenure at ESPN as a broadcast designer, creating 1000s of broadcast graphics, some of which are still in using today and working across multiple sports such as Nascar, Cricket, Soccer, the NFL and the NBA. Michelle gives us some insight into the difference between a motion designer and an animator, and touches on the breadth of work she worked on when she first to moved to NYC to become an art director for the New York Knicks. Lastly, we discuss Michelle's time at Red Bull, the pressures of creating for one of the most creative brands on the planet and what it's like working for a consumer brand that owns multiple teams. Mentions include: Michelle Cruz on Behance Alex Mount, NFL Alex Mount on Makers of Sport SCAD Ford F-150 spot on YouTube Se7en title sequence Wolff Olins London 2012 case study Tarek Awad, New York Knicks Design Director Jason Freeman Robinson, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Red Bull Creative Red Bulletin Red Bulls (pro teams) The Art of Flight documentary Doubleday & Carwright Chris Isenberg, D&C, Episode 4 My next guest is going to be Ben Osborne. Ben is the Editor-in-Chief of SLAM Magazine, a longstanding basketball publication that has cemented itself in basketball and hip-hop culture since the early 90s. Having been at the magazine for 9 years, Ben is in charge of overseeing each issue in regards to both content and concept, as well as overseeing the digital brand. I haven't missed an issue since the 3rd publication in 1993. Sign up for the weekly email newsletter for updates, discounts on future products and exclusive content for subscribers. Did you enjoy this episode? Then please rate and/or write a review of the show on iTunes. Also, be sure to follow show host, @TAdamMartin and @MakersofSport on twitter and Dribbble.

You heard right folks! The SLAM/Breakdown Trivia Challenge is winding down for another year and what a season it has been. Our winners are still raving about their SLAM Prize Packs. YOU could be the next one! We'll be giving away the final SLAM Prize Pack plus SLAM Editor-In-Chief, Ben Osborne will stop by to talk about the magazine, website and NBA news. In addition, we'll have a mystery guest on the program! This man played for multiple NBA teams and was a master at dishing the rock. This will be another top quality episode, so don't miss it! The Breakdown -- For Hoops Talk, The Way It Should Be!!!