Podcast appearances and mentions of ben thatcher

In this episode, we sit down with Ben Thatcher, the exceptional drummer of Royal Blood and a lifelong Brighton & Hove Albion fan. Born and raised in Sussex, Ben's passion for the Seagulls runs deep having followed the club through its ups and downs. When he's not performing on stage you'll find him at the Amex, soaking up the matchday atmosphere. We chat about his passion for football, what it was like playing the iconic Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury and plans to collaborate with the Brighton & Hove Albion Foundation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ryan Christopher from 'Alliance Defending Freedom' examines how Catholics should respond to modern human rights' abuses in conversation with Ben Thatcher and Isabel Vaughan-Spruce. Currently in the UK there are around a quarter of a million abortions every year – what's our response to this? March for Life UK faces this issue with truth and compassion to help bring to an end the tragedy of abortion.  Our public witness events, training days, YouTube channel, social media presence and talks both in the UK and abroad all help to create awareness of the hurt and damage abortion causes as well as promote respect for the dignity of every human life from the moment of conception.

¡Tenemos colaboración entre The Amazons y Royal Blood! Escuchamos 'My Blood', cañonazo épico que cuenta con la participación del dúo formado por Mike Kerr y Ben Thatcher, y que formará parte de '21st Century Fiction', el próximo álbum de The Amazons. Además, en esta sesión de Turbo 3: novedades de Mourn -estrenándose en castellano-, Franz Ferdinand, Hermana Furia, King Sapo, Peligro!, 8AD, Puño Dragón o Polo & Pan junto a Metronomy, entre otros. Playlist:CALA VENTO - InsurrecciónMOURN - Alegre y jovialMOURN - Verdura y sentimientosREPION - Canadá (Un tributo a Lori Meyers)NIÑA POLACA - Viaje de estudios (Un tributo a Lori Meyers)PELIGRO! - Donde caben 2ALCALÁ NORTE - Los chavalesTHE AMAZONS - Pitch BlackTHE AMAZONS - My Blood (feat. Royal Blood)ROYAL BLOOD - Little MonsterMUSE - Time is Running OutTHE RACONTEURS - Steady. As She GoesKING SAPO - El Dios de AméricaDERBY MOTORETA'S BURRITO KACHIMBA - Porselana TeethSARRIA - GitanaDEPEDRO - Ojalá el amor nos salvePUÑO DRAGÓN - Haré lo que puedaPUÑO DRAGÓN - FantasmasARDE BOGOTÁ - Flores de venganzaMELIFLUO - Los monstruos interiores8AD - 50 díasHERMANA FURIA - ¿Dónde está?BOB VYLAN - Dream Bigger (feat. Amy Taylor)CAROLINA DURANTE - MonstruoPOLO & PAN - Disco Nap (feat. Metronomy)METRONOMY - Salted Caramel Ice CreamFRANZ FERDINAND - HookedFRANZ FERDINAND - CatsFRANZ FERDINAND - Do You Want To Escuchar audio

Today Fr Stephen Fawcett joins Isabel Vaughan-Spruce and Ben Thatcher to talk about his work in the pro-life movement, the spiritual battle that those who engage in pro-life work face, and the supernatural joy that breaks through otherwise insurmountable difficulties.

Radio Maria is honoured to be collaborate with March for Life UK to bring you a new pro-life series. In this first episode we meet March for Life UK founders Isabel Vaughn-Spruce and Ben Thatcher and hear the stories of how the two of them came to be involved in the movement that defends the lives of the unborn.

My guest on the podcast this week is Ben Thatcher, one half of ROCK GODS Royal Blood. We talk about his band of course but also about the time he nearly blinded Taylor Swift and drew a portrait of Kanye West - on the same day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My guest on the podcast this week is Ben Thatcher, one half of ROCK GODS Royal Blood. We talk about his band of course but also about the time he nearly blinded Taylor Swift and drew a portrait of Kanye West - on the same day.

Owen Blackhurst is in the hosting seat and is with Seb White, James Bird and Tommy Stewart to chat 21st birthday celebrations, Belle Vue dogs, Limp Bizkit, 2 weeks in Tenerife, fcuk T-shirts, Base loafers, no agenda all the genders, The City Gent, Benito Carbone, 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, Dean Windass, pineapple on pizza, The Queen, Shakhtar Donetsk, Oscar, Alex Teixeira, Fernandinho, Tomáš Hübschmann, Taison, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Ben Thatcher's elbow, the Tesco in Old Trafford, Mario Götze, Chas and Dave, playing 5-a-side abroad, Succession, Peep Show, pep talks, Alistair Green, Josh Pugh, Village Bookstore, Pete O'Toole's kit history magazines, rubbish football pitches, 4G v turf, McDonald's, Morgan Spurlock, The Most Handsome Man in Kent, dentists, the witching hour, activating the Grindr, and somehow so much more!Get the latest issue of MUNDIAL Mag hereSign up for the The Hat-Trick NewsletterFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we caught up with Royal Blood (Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher) for a quick chat ahead of their show at Auckland's Spark Arena tonight. Keep your eyes peeled for the extended edition of this episode on our Not for Radio podcast, tomorrow!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today I sit down with Mike Kerr of Royal Blood and talk about their fantastic new album Back To The Water Below. Mike and I also dive into how Royal Blood got their start, The Songwriting process and of course our love of Jimmy Page. Make sure you catch Royal Blood out on tour and check out their new album out right now. If you missed my other episode with drummer Ben Thatcher of Royal Blood go back and check that out also. Subscribe to my YouTube channel for all your Let There Be Talk video needs. Tour dates at https://www.deandelray.com/ Patreon for all your Bonus Episodes needs can be found at https://www.patreon.com/DeanDelray 

Scott sits with Ben Thatcher and Mike Kerr of UK power duo Royal Blood, who's newest album, Back to the Water Below, hit the #1 spot on the UK chart for the fourth time in their career… They get into their experiences exploring and eating in NYC, their humble beginnings in Brighton, and the band's early days that lead up to the recording of their debut album, which is 10 years old this year… Along the way they talk about meeting Jimmy Page, working with Josh Homme, and the journey leading up to the new album, including the process of writing and self-producing it in their own studio… They get into the meaning behind some of their highlight tracks and end with naming their top 5 best musical duos, top 5 Royal Blood songs, and top 5 riffs of all time... Tune in for a fun time and some laughs with UK powerhouse, Royal Blood.

This talk was given at New Dawn 2023, a conference held annually at the National Catholic Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham. Radio Maria is proud to work alongside New Dawn to help bring as many of the live events as possible to listeners across Britain and the world. To find out more about New Dawn visit: ⁠https://www.newdawn.org.uk/⁠. Isabel Vaughan-Spruce and Ben Thatcher are the co-directors of March For Life: ⁠https://www.marchforlife.co.uk/.

Si vous aimez Metallica, sachez que deux concerts seront à voir au cinéma. Une installation multicaméras de pointe permettra aux fans du monde entier d'être au cœur de l'action, en direct et très proche des musiciens. Le M72 World Tour de Metallica s'arrêtera pour deux soirs à Arlington au Texas (AT&T Stadium) les 18 et 20 août prochains et sera retransmis en direct dans les cinémas américains . Les spectateurs de tous les autres pays participants, y compris l'Europe, l'Amérique latine, l'Asie, l'Afrique, le Moyen-Orient et l'Océanie, verront les concerts du 19 août (concert du vendredi) et du 21 août (concert du dimanche) en fonction des fuseaux horaires locaux. Pour connaître les heures et les dates détaillées de la diffusion par lieu, y compris en Belgique, vous pouvez visiter metallica.film. Royal Blood a fait son retour en mai avec un nouveau single " Mountains At Midnight " et des détails sur le quatrième album Back To The Water Below. Et voici aujourd'hui un nouvel extrait, " Pull Me Through ". Après leur troisième album Typhoons sorti en 2021, le duo rock de Brighton composé de Mike Kerr et du batteur Ben Thatcher reviendra avec ce prochain album le 1er septembre. On apprenait en janvier que le médecin légiste en charge du décès de Lisa Marie Presley souhaitait enquêter davantage sur les raisons de la mort de l'artiste de 54 ans. L'unique fille d'Elvis Presley est morte le 12 janvier après avoir été emmenée d'urgence à l'hôpital. Une ambulance avait été appelée et elle a reçu un massage cardiaque sur place. On apprend maintenant que c'est une obstruction intestinale qui a entraîné l'hospitalisation soudaine de la musicienne. . Par obstruction, on entend un étranglement de l'intestin grêle causé par une adhérence développée après une chirurgie bariatrique plusieurs années auparavant. Le concert hommage aux Foo Fighters en l'honneur de Taylor Hawkins, regretté batteur du groupe, a été nommé pour un Emmy. Il fait partie des cinq candidats dans la catégorie "(mixage sonore exceptionnel pour une série de variétés ou une émission spéciale). Le concert a été filmé en direct le 3 septembre 2022 au stade de Wembley à Londres. Dans cette catégorie, il se trouve face à " Bono & The Edge : A Sort Of Homecoming With Dave Letterman " de U2, " Elton John Live : Farewell From Dodger Stadium ", la 65e édition des Grammy Awards et " Saturday Night Live ". Damon Albarn, toujours très occupé, a révélé qu'il travaillait sur un nouvel opéra. Le leader de Blur et Gorillaz a expliqué qu'il met en musique pour la première fois la deuxième partie de La Flûte enchantée du dramaturge allemand Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Lui qui a déjà créé un opéra basé sur le scientifique élisabéthain John Dee en 2011. Cependant, Albarn admet qu'il a encore "beaucoup à apprendre" sur l'adaptation de La Flûte enchantée, deuxième partie, qui a été publiée en 1807 et s'inspire de l'opéra original en deux actes de Mozart de 1791 sur un livret allemand d'Emanuel Schikaneder. Récemment, le bassiste de Guns N' Roses, Duff McKagan, a eu des mots gentils à l'égard de Corey Taylor, qu'il a comparé à un "jeune Bruce Springsteen" et "une véritable source d'inspiration". Lors d'une récente apparition dans l'émission The Rockman Power Hour, le leader de Slipknot a été interrogé sur ce qu'il ressentait après avoir entendu ce compliment du bassiste. Il s'est dit reconnaissant, d'autant qu'il s'autodécrit comme quelqu'un avec qui il n'est pas "facile" de s'entendre. --- Classic 21 vous informe des dernières actualités du rock, en Belgique et partout ailleurs. Le Journal du Rock, chaque jour à 7h30 et 18h30.

Ben Thatcher is a life-long church member, having grown up in small wards and branches across Texas. He served in the France Paris mission and has degrees in Mass Communication (University of Utah) and Public Administration (University of North Texas). Ben has worked in local government in several cities across Texas and currently is the city manager of Boerne (pronounced Burn-nee), Texas, northwest of San Antonio. He currently serves as bishop of his ward and has also served as an executive secretary, ward clerk, Sunday School president, bishopric counselor, and high councilor. When he is not at city hall or church, Ben can often be found coaching youth baseball in his spare time. He and his wife, Summer, have been married for over 23 years and have four sons. Highlights 02:50 Introduction and background of Ben Thatcher 08:30 What it's like working as a city manager 11:30 Ninety percent of the time our problems can be solved by going and having a conversation with someone. 12:30 Tips for having tough conversations on direction of leadership 18:50 The principle of focus Focus on fewer things Understand your role from the handbook and focus on that 27:10 Ben explains extended ward councils: a yearly, 90-minute council in a new environment 30:30 The engagement principle Applying principles used with employees at church with ward council How to support your ward council Give the ward council a framework 36:00 Are you talking to your members about their progress and how they are personally? 39:15 The importance of personal talents and strengths 42:20 Ben shares an experience he had with Elder Dunn of the seventy and what he was able to learn from him to help him as a new bishop. 44:30 Ben had a rough first year as bishop but he explains how he was able to turn it around and get more help from the ward to help with the youth. 49:30 Ben applies what he has learned as a city manager in his service in the Church. 53:40 Ben's final thoughts on leadership Links 12: The Elements of Great Managing Read the TRANSCRIPT of this podcast Watch on YouTube Get 14-day access to the Core Leader Library The Leading Saints Podcast is one of the top independent Latter-day Saints podcasts as part of nonprofit Leading Saints' mission to help Latter-day Saints be better prepared to lead. Learn more and listen to any of the past episodes for free at LeadingSaints.org. Past guests include Emily Belle Freeman, David Butler, Hank Smith, John Bytheway, Reyna and Elena Aburto, Liz Wiseman, Stephen M. R. Covey, Julie Beck, Brad Wilcox, Jody Moore, Tony Overbay, John H. Groberg, Elaine Dalton, Tad R. Callister, Lynn G. Robbins, J. Devn Cornish, Bonnie Oscarson, Dennis B. Neuenschwander, Anthony Sweat, John Hilton III, Barbara Morgan Gardner, Blair Hodges, Whitney Johnson, Ryan Gottfredson, Greg McKeown, Ganel-Lyn Condie, Michael Goodman, Richard Ostler, and many more in over 600 episodes. Discover podcasts, articles, virtual conferences, and live events related to callings such as the bishopric, Relief Society, elders quorum, Primary, youth leadership, stake leadership, ward mission, ward council, young adults, ministering, and teaching.

Ben Thatcher is a life-long church member, having grown up in small wards and branches across Texas. He served in the France Paris mission and has degrees in Mass Communication (University of Utah) and Public Administration (University of North Texas). Ben has worked in local government in several cities across Texas and currently is the city manager of Boerne (pronounced Burn-nee), Texas, northwest of San Antonio. He currently serves as bishop of his ward and has also served as an executive secretary, ward clerk, Sunday School president, bishopric counselor, and high councilor. When he is not at city hall or church, Ben can often be found coaching youth baseball in his spare time. He and his wife, Summer, have been married for over 23 years and have four sons. Highlights 02:50 Introduction and background of Ben Thatcher 08:30 What it's like working as a city manager 11:30 Ninety percent of the time our problems can be solved by going and having a conversation with someone. 12:30 Tips for having tough conversations on direction of leadership 18:50 The principle of focus Focus on fewer things Understand your role from the handbook and focus on that 27:10 Ben explains extended ward councils: a yearly, 90-minute council in a new environment 30:30 The engagement principle Applying principles used with employees at church with ward council How to support your ward council Give the ward council a framework 36:00 Are you talking to your members about their progress and how they are personally? 39:15 The importance of personal talents and strengths 42:20 Ben shares an experience he had with Elder Dunn of the seventy and what he was able to learn from him to help him as a new bishop. 44:30 Ben had a rough first year as bishop but he explains how he was able to turn it around and get more help from the ward to help with the youth. 49:30 Ben applies what he has learned as a city manager in his service in the Church. 53:40 Ben's final thoughts on leadership Links 12: The Elements of Great Managing TRANSCRIPT coming soon Watch on YouTube Get 14-day access to the Core Leader Library The Leading Saints Podcast is one of the top independent Latter-day Saints podcasts as part of nonprofit Leading Saints' mission to help Latter-day Saints be better prepared to lead. Learn more and listen to any of the past episodes for free at LeadingSaints.org. Past guests include Emily Belle Freeman, David Butler, Hank Smith, John Bytheway, Reyna and Elena Aburto, Liz Wiseman, Stephen M. R. Covey, Julie Beck, Brad Wilcox, Jody Moore, Tony Overbay, John H. Groberg, Elaine Dalton, Tad R. Callister, Lynn G. Robbins, J. Devn Cornish, Bonnie Oscarson, Dennis B. Neuenschwander, Anthony Sweat, John Hilton III, Barbara Morgan Gardner, Blair Hodges, Whitney Johnson, Ryan Gottfredson, Greg McKeown, Ganel-Lyn Condie, Michael Goodman, Richard Ostler, and many more in over 600 episodes. Discover podcasts, articles, virtual conferences, and live events related to callings such as the bishopric, Relief Society, elders quorum, Primary, youth leadership, stake leadership, ward mission, ward council, young adults, ministering, and teaching.

  How to Write Advanced DRUMS  Step 1. PatternSet up two bars of 4|4 with your grid set to 1/16 notes, and your tempo at 136 BPM. Now, instead of starting to make your drum beat with the usual kick on beat 1 and snare on the backbeats (like everyone else does!), you're gonna start by writing your kick and snare pattern on the hi-hats.Wait, what?! I know that seems like a really odd thing to do, but this method is gonna result in a far more creative (and therefore “advanced”) drum beat. Okay, so there are many ways to write a creative pattern, but here's an easy method. Start by playing every 1/8 note. Then, delete a couple of those. This creates variation. And then, move one or two hits over to the next 1/16 note. This creates surprise.  Step 2. BeatRight, now that you've written a creative rhythm, it's time to turn it into a drum beat. To do that, simply divide up your pattern between the kick and the snare. In other words, move some notes to the kick and others to the snare. But, instead of falling back into the conventional approach of kick on beat 1 and snare on the backbeats, purposefully avoid doing that in the first bar. This unusual approach in your first bar creates a huge amount of interest that grabs the listeners' attention.But, if you repeat this approach in your second bar, it won't sound as interesting any more, as they'll be expecting it. So, in your second bar, you're purposefully going to switch to a conventional approach with the kick on beat 1 and snare on the backbeats (i.e. beats 2 and 4). This cycling back and forth between an unconventional bar and a conventional bar keeps your listeners constantly engaged.And a shoutout to Royal Blood, and especially their drummer Ben Thatcher, as this lesson is based on his beat from their new single “Mountains at Midnight”. Just before we jump into the next step. If there's an artist you want us to hack, drop us a comment on YouTube.  Free BookAlso, are you new to music theory? Or are you experienced, but you want a refresher? Then download our FREE BOOK (link opens in new tab). It only takes 30 minutes to read, then you'll have a solid theory foundation that you can instantly apply to your songwriting and producing.  Step 3. PulseThis is the easy part. Just add an 1/8 note pulse on a cymbal. This simple rhythm glues the complex beat together. Ben actually switches the pulse between the hats for the verses, and the crash for the choruses. And if you need more help with your beats, download our Hack Drum Beats PDF (link opens in new tab). It contains everything you need to know for making great beats, all in one PDF. PODCASTListen below, or on any podcast app.

This week, the 4 till 7 Thang enjoy some font fun and learn about a French nudist colony. Plus, Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher a.k.a. Royal Blood drop by to talk new music, old bands and teenage rebellion.Hear Johnny on Radio X every weekday at 4pm across the UK on digital radio, 104.9 FM in London, 97.7 FM in Manchester, on your mobile or via www.radiox.co.uk

  Ben Thatcher, City Manager for Boerne, Texas joins us today to discuss leadership and change management. Boerne (pronounced bur-nee) is a gem of the Texas hill country located about 25 miles northwest of San Antonio.  Under Ben's leadership, the city has established a mission, vision, and values statement.  These foundational principles serve city leadership's … Ben Thatcher, City Manager – Boerne, Texas Read More » The post Ben Thatcher, City Manager – Boerne, Texas appeared first on GROW GREAT.

Join Eamonn Barclay and his panel of Bethany Warren, Gary Staff, and Phil Coleman for our ninth show of the season. The team reviewed our match against QPR. Former Millwall player Jamie Moralee on Joining Millwall, arriving at the Den, his Millwall debut, Mark Beard and Ben Thatcher, the players that inspired him, Mick McCarthy, and the game then and now. Jeff Burnige reported on Millwall U21s and Millwall Lionesses. Paul Loding updated on the Millwall Romans and Pride. Keith Smith, Fan in the Dugout talked about his most memorable game, this season's performances, and the new signings. Our guests and panel members each made a prediction for our game at home to Blackpool and the panel previewed the game too.

Join Eamonn Barclay and his panel of Bethany Warren, Gary Staff, and Phil Coleman for our ninth show of the season. The team reviewed our match against QPR. Former Millwall player Jamie Moralee on Joining Millwall, arriving at the Den, his Millwall debut, Mark Beard and Ben Thatcher, the players that inspired him, Mick McCarthy, and the game then and now. Jeff Burnige reported on Millwall U21s and Millwall Lionesses. Paul Loding updated on the Millwall Romans and Pride. Keith Smith, Fan in the Dugout talked about his most memorable game, this season's performances, and the new signings. Our guests and panel members each made a prediction for our game at home to Blackpool and the panel previewed the game too.

Join Eamonn Barclay and his panel of Patricia Maslin, Dave Hart, and George Lampey for our seventh show of the season. The team reviewed our matches against Reading and Burnley. Former Millwall player Mark Beard on his Millwall debut, memorable games against Arsenal and Chelsea, Leaving the Den for Brammall Lane, former Lion Niall McManus and what form of play his Dorking team play, Steve Morison and a dodgy night in Tenerife with Ben Thatcher and a west Ham fan. Jeff Burnige reported on Millwall Lionesses v Aylesford. Sean Daly MCT CEO spoke about the need to engage with politicians, Progress with fans joining the 2023 Lions in Kenya trip, progress with the Elite Football Development in Kent, and the Players committing to MCT Ambassador roles this season. All guests made predictions for our game at home to Cardiff and the panel previewed the game too.

Join Eamonn Barclay and his panel of Patricia Maslin, Dave Hart, and George Lampey for our seventh show of the season. The team reviewed our matches against Reading and Burnley. Former Millwall player Mark Beard on his Millwall debut, memorable games against Arsenal and Chelsea, Leaving the Den for Brammall Lane, former Lion Niall McManus and what form of play his Dorking team play, Steve Morison and a dodgy night in Tenerife with Ben Thatcher and a west Ham fan. Jeff Burnige reported on Millwall Lionesses v Aylesford. Sean Daly MCT CEO spoke about the need to engage with politicians, Progress with fans joining the 2023 Lions in Kenya trip, progress with the Elite Football Development in Kent, and the Players committing to MCT Ambassador roles this season. All guests made predictions for our game at home to Cardiff and the panel previewed the game too.

Sexyness ist ein Duo. Nicht nur haben Mike Kerr und Ben Thatcher unzählige Künstler*innen dazu inspiriert, auch mit wenig Personal eine Band zu gründen, sondern auch Größen wie Dave Grohl oder Josh Homme musikalisch schwer beeindruckt. Und als ob das noch nicht genügen würde, legen sie die Messlatte für catchy-edgy Bluesrock mit jedem neuen Album spielerisch etwas höher.

Today my guest is Ben Thatcher drummer of the band Royal Blood. At the age of 10 years old this man was playing drums in a church band every week in front of 300 people. Soon after he discovered the Red Hot Chili Peppers record Blood Sugar Sex Magic and more specifically Chad Smiths funky grooves and it changed his life. Ben started the 2 piece band Royal Blood with Mike Kerr and quickly went in and did some demos that found there way onto Soundcloud where Warner Brothers records discovered them and signed them to a record deal. With 3 records out and a new single right now called Honeybrains this band is just getting bigger and better. Right now they are on a UK Arena tour and are about to start a US tour April 19th 2022 in Detroit. Make sure you go back and listen their 2021 record Typhoons. I highly recommend it.      

 Hot Springs Village is part of two different school districts, Jessieville and Fountain Lake. We're joined today by Jessieville Superintendent Melissa Speers and Fountain Lake Superintendent Michael Murphy. Some facts mentioned in today's show: About 45% of the students attending Jessieville school reside inside the Village. About 20% of the students attending Fountain Lake reside inside the Village. The poverty level inside each school system is very high: 74% Jessieville and 54% Fountain Lake. Jessieville runs about 5-6 bus routes inside the Village each school day while Fountain Lake runs about 3 routes daily. Melissa has been the Superintendent at Jessieville for 4 years. Michael has led Fountain Lake as the Superintendent for 6 years. There is a millage increase vote scheduled for the Fountain Lake School District for February 8, 2022. The Fountain Lake School Board unanimously approved the voting for the proposed increase. Should it pass, the millage increase will bring Fountain Lake's millage close to the current millage rate of Jessieville. Currently, Jessieville's rate is 38.7 and Fountain Lake's is 34.8. The Hot Springs Village Voice has published a series outlining more details about what the proposed millage rate increase will fund. In part, it would fund a new elementary school, a high school workforce space that could be convertible to meet current and future needs and other proposed improvements. Details of the proposed improvements can be found at millage.flcobras.com/ We encourage folks to learn, understand and make up their own minds about the February 8 vote. Ben Thatcher is a City Manager in Boerne, Texas, and a friend. He posted recently on Linkedin this comment, which I think is fitting for today's show: The best communities and places to live have at their heart a great school system... Here at HSV Inside Out, we agree. And we've got two! Thanks to KVRE, our media partner! • Join Our Free Email Newsletter • Subscribe To The Podcast Anyway You Want • Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel (click that bell icon, too) • Join Our Facebook Group • Tell Your Friends About Our Show!

What a special episode for all of you today! Around The Reel welcomes filmmaker Andrew Hernández & composer Ben Thatcher to our show! Andrew has a new documentary out entitled "The Biggest Dream". The Arecibo Observatory fell in 2020. This radar system was vital for so many reasons, not just for planetary defense but for the citizens in Puerto Rico. We dive into the project, the reasons Andrew felt it was necessary to tell this tale, the challenges making it, what its like creating a feature length documentary and how the collaboration with Ben was accomplished! Orchestra and all! This is truly an inspirational, fun and informative conversation not only for filmmakers but everyone on the planet! We all have so much going on in our lives and have no idea how important things are outside of our day to day! Take a listen and enjoy our conversation with Mr. Andrew Hernández and Mr. Ben "Super Hero Composer" Thatcher! Enjoy!Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREESupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AroundTheReel)

English rock duo, Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher are Royal Blood. When they burst on the scene with their eponymous, debut album in 2014—boasting an old school rock sound reminiscent of Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, they were immediately hailed the saviors of guitar rock. Their sophomore album, How Did We Get So Dark followed the same playbook. There's an evolution in their sound on Typhoons, their latest studio album. It harks back to their eclectic roots. Both honed in their skills playing in various bands from soul and pop to funk and indie rock, as well as at church services and with wedding bands. It now also begs the question—where will Royal Blood go next?Many thanks for making this possible — Thank you Ben for picking up those chopsticks way back when you were knee high to a grasshopper. To Warner Records for use of Master Recordings and Warner Chapell Music for use of all songs. To Rick Gershon at Warner Records for the endless support. And to Ness Smith-Savedoff for additional editing help.Songs Featured: "Typhoons," "Figure It Out," "Out of The Black," "I Only Lie When I Love You," "Trouble's Coming," "Boilermaker," "Limbo," and "All We Have Is Now."To share your thoughts on this episode, email: celine.teoblockey@undertheradarmag.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On an all new episode of The Boo Crew, Troubles Coming… when you are joined by drummer Ben Thatcher - one half of the multi award winning, platinum selling rock band… ROYAL BLOOD! We get into the creative process behind their stunning new album “Typhoons” available everywhere now. The cinema of the band's music, Ben's first horror movie experience, the feeling of being backed by a full orchestra at Abby Road studios, playing a live show on the Roblox platform and so much more! Get gory with Royal Blood on episode 244! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Royal Blood's new record hit #1 on the charts, but Ben Thatcher can't even get his record label to send him a copy! We're talking to Ben about sight-seeing with Lars Ulrich, recording with Josh Homme, playing everyone's favorite game (Rumikub!), and our new supergroup band, “Shane From The Shield” —inspired by Shane, from The Shield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben Thatcher of Royal Blood joined Eoin on Wednesday's OTB AM to discuss plans for the band and sponsoring their own football club. #OTBAM is live every morning with thanks to Gillette | #MadeOfWhatMatters

Convo with Ben from Royal Blood about the new record Typhoons, recording during a pandemic, touring with Foo Fighters and Queens Of The Stone Age, and more!

Mit ihrem neuen Album "Typhoons" gehen Mike Kerr und Ben Thatcher neue musikalische Wege und emanzipieren sich von ihrem bisherigen Sound, indem sie sich auf andere Einflüsse konzentrieren. Im kurzen Interview mit Yannick erzählt Mike Kerr, welcher Song des Albums einen kreativen Knackpunkt für ihn darstellt. Außerdem teilt der Sänger der Band, auf welchem kuriosen Weg er Inspiration für zukünftige Liveshows gezogen hat.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Ben Thatcher of Royal Blood over Zoom video! Royal Blood release their long-awaited third album Typhoons today via Warner Records. The four album singles and videos ("Trouble’s Coming,""Typhoons," "Limbo," and "Boilermaker") leading up to the album have created an overwhelming global impact calling Typhoons the duo’s best record to date. Upon the album’s release, Royal Blood have already accrued over 50 million streams and the biggest US airplay of their career crashing into the Rock and ALT charts last fall and consistently raising for the past 30 weeks to the #1 position. When Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher sat down to talk about making a new album, they knew what they wanted to achieve. It involved a conscious return to their roots, back when they had made music that was influenced by Daft Punk, Justice, and Philippe Zdar of Cassius. It also called for a similar back-to-basics approach to what had made their self-titled debut album so thrilling, visceral and original. The album bursts into breathless attack when the fierce metallic grooves of “Who Needs Friends” hits an early visceral peak. Royal Blood further reference their fresh array of influences by deploying vocoder-effected vocals on “Million & One” and evoking the sound of a hyper aggressive, Prince influence on “Mad Visions.” It ends with a final surprise in the shape of the stark piano ballad “All We Have Is Now,” a vulnerable and revealing reminder to live in the moment. That new approach manifested itself in the duo’s decision to produce the majority of Typhoons themselves. Already established as a fan favourite during their 2019 UK live shows, the studio version of “Boilermaker” was produced by Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme, the two bands having first connected when Royal Blood supported them on a massive North American tour. Meanwhile, the multiple Grammy Award-winner Paul Epworth produced “Who Needs Friends” and contributed additional production to “Trouble’s Coming.” We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #royalblood #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork Listen & Subscribe to BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bringinbackpod/support

Ben Thatcher of power duo Royal Blood is our guest this week! We discuss the band's new album, Typhoons, the emotional clash of the lyrics and music, the importance of dedicating the record to Ben's mother who recently passed away, using his DJ mind when it comes to sequencing an album, and the lasting mental effects the pandemic has had on him. Ben also dissects the "rock is dead" statements many older musicians have made recently, the lessons he learned from going on tour with Queens of the Stone Age, and the changes that may have to made on the road now that frontman Mike Kerr is sober. Petar and Brandon discuss Willow Smith's Mother's Day gift to her famous mom, James Hetfield being “skeptical” about the COVID-19 vaccine, and if rebooting The Osbournes makes any sense at this point. Thank you to our weekly sponsor Metal Blade Records for their continued support! Songs: Royal Blood - “Typhoons" and "Boilermaker," Sumo Cyco - “Bystander”

Welcome to a new episode of Off The Beat & Track Podcast with me Stu Whiffen.This episodes special guest is Ben Thatcher of Royal BloodI met with Ben remotely during the lockdown and we had a wonderful chat, we spoke about growing up, school, record shops, clubbing and so much more great music chatOff The Beat And Track Podcast is proud to be in partnership with The Cacao Bar from Hotel Chocolatwww.hotelchocolat.comIf you want to hear more from OTBAT i have a patreon page where i add weekly radio shows, video episodes and much more each week and you can support the pod by getting behind it www.patreon.com/offthebeatandtrackHope you enjoy this chat and if you do please feel free to support the podcast herehttps://supporter.acast.com/offthebeatandtrackPlease also subscribe and follow the podcast on the social media links belowOff The Beat & Trackwww.offthebeatandtrackpodcast.comhttps://twitter.com/beatandtrackpodhttps://www.facebook.com/offthebeatandtrackpodcast/https://www.instagram.com/offthebeatandtrack/?hl=en Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/offthebeatandtrack. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

English rock outfit Royal Blood have been teasing fans with snippets of their upcoming album Typhoons which will be released later this week.The duo have a string of successes under their belt, and with global anticipation for the April 30 release growing stronger by the hour, drummer Ben Thatcher stopped in for a chat with HEAVY about the new album and its direction."It's a little bit extra for us as well to be honest," he offered. "We're not known for doing four to the floor music with strings and the production that we've put on. The last two records have been quite hard-hitting and quite a rock sound but with this record, we felt like it was time to experiment a bit more and have some fun with it."Thatcher goes as far as to say that the time a band spends in the studio and how they choose to use various tools at their disposal can alter the dynamics of an album up to and including the completion of the recording process."When you're in the studio anything goes," he said, "so you have all the toys, all the compressors, all the instruments you wanna use and you can get carried away with all that stuff, and it's easy to, because it's all so much fun being in the studio. It's a playground for us. With the first record, we were very strict on ourselves with we're not using anything. Bass, drums, vocal and a bit of tambourine every now and then, that's all we're gonna put on this and then with the second record it was a case of there are loads more things we could do but we don't wanna step 'em up and lose what we created so it was gentle, kind of baby steps with the second record but with this third record, it was like you know what, fuck it. Let's go and have some fun and let's bring out the synths and listen to some Daft Punk and get inspired and listen to some disco music because we also love that music and we have a palette for that so Daft Punk for us are like a metal band with keyboards and they still sound massive but they make people move in a different way. You can still dance to those songs but yet still mosh to them at the same time and bang your head. We experimented with a few of these different ways of writing music for us but still try to keep it integral to our sound and how we write music and that has a lot to do with the guitars and bass riffs combining with heavy drums but we used the drums differently for this. It's not so much rock-based but more dance-based."In the full interview, Ben talks further about the slightly different musical direction on Typhoons, finding their sound as a band, releasing their first re-mix, self-producing an album and the advantages of it, their plans for the remainder of 2021 and more.

Max dials in to talk with Ben Thatcher, one half of UK rock duo Royal Blood, ahead of their upcoming album, "Typhoons", dropping on April 30th. Covering jetski safari tours, the band's Euro-disco influences, and where to put the cages onstage in their return, this chat gets to it all.Connect with Royal Blood on Instagram and Facebook, and listen to "Typhoons" on Spotify and Apple Music.Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram, on Facebook, or on our website, www.78amped.com 

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This week we listen to and discuss one of Aaron's picks: English rock duo Royal Blood. Formed in Brighton in 2011, Royal Blood consists of Mike Kerr on vocals and bass and Ben Thatcher on drums. Their sound is anchored in Kerr's unique bass playing technique, in which he uses various effects pedals to make his electric bass sound like a standard electric guitar. Their self-titled debut album was released in August 2014. Their second album How Did We Get So Dark? followed in June 2017. For this episode, we breakdown their eponymous debut album. Most of the album's songs revolve heavily around the riffs written and played by bassist Mike Kerr. The recording of the album was kept under strict conditions, with the band essentially recording the album with only Mike Kerr's vocals and bass guitar and Ben Thatcher's drum kit, with the exception of shakers and tambourines on some of the album's tracks. The production of the album did not involve the use of samples or overdubbing, which meant that most of the album's material was recorded in one take, thus producing a more natural sound as opposed to the popular method of recording various takes and combining them in the final mix. Sit back and join us we discuss Royal Blood. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/esoterica-the-podcast/message

"Typhoons", es el segundo adelanto y la canción que da título al nuevo disco de Royal Blood que llega e 30 de abril. Once descargas, algunas producidas por Josh Homme de Queens Of The Stone Age y Paul Epworth. Suenan más bailables, ellos dicen que se han dejado influir por el sonido de Justice, Daft Punk y también AC/DC y con estos ingredientes, es muy difícil que la cosa falle. Por cierto, entra en la web de Radio 3 puedes disfrutar de una sesión exclusiva y en directo a cargo de ellos dos, Mike Kerr y Ben Thatcher. Hoy escuchamos lo nuevo de Royal Blood y también novedades de parte de Weezer, Years & Years, Rhye, Rosalía ft. Billie Eilish, Tash Sultana, Califato 3/4 y todo esto   YEARS & YEARS – It’s a Sin RHYE – Black Rain WEEZER – All My Favorite Songs KIWI JR – Maid Marian’s Toast THE GROOVES – Gigantes FONTAINES DC – A Hero’s Death (Soulwax Remix) ROSALÍA & BILLIE EILISH – Lo Vas a Olvidar CALIFATO ¾ - La Bía en Roça DERBY MOTORETA’S BURRITO KACHIMBA – El Valle TASH SULTANA -Sweet and Dandy SLAYYYTER -Troubled Paradise YARD ACT – Dark Days ROYAL BLOOD – Typhoons THE WHITE STRIPES – Icky Thumb ADELE – Rolling In The Deep ZIGGY ALBERT – Letting Go Escuchar audio

Formed just under 10 years ago, Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher have taken Royal Blood's sound to a universal, arena-filling level. They jumped on a call to talk about their history, and what comes next, with Jon Manley & James VanOsdol.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For more than three years, there was nothing but silence coming from the duo out of Southern England. Now, Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher are back with their new single "Trouble's Coming" - and for our ROCK ANTENNE interview, they delivered deep insights into their music making process, why the new stuff took so long and what we can expect from the upcoming LP next spring.

Albion Unlimited pays tribute to football commentator and Albion fan Peter Brackley who recently passed away. Seagulls fan Ben Thatcher from Brighton band Royal Blood joins the podcast. Finally we get the thoughts of ex-Newcastle defender John Anderson ahead of the trip to St James' Park.

A bumper edition marking the Albiohn's survival in the Premier League with Sky Sports presenter Jules Breach, Royal Blood stickman Ben Thatcher and former Albion midfielder Matt Sparrow joining Richie and Steve. 90 minutes of Albion all the way.

Ben trommuleikari bresku tveggja manna rokksveitarinnar Royal Blood er á línunni frá Ástralíu í Rokklandi í dag. Royal Blood spilar í Laugardalshöll 19. Júní nk. Royal Blood er í raun dúett, skipaður vinunum Mike Kerr sem syngur og spilar á bassa og trommaranum Ben Thatcher. Ben er fæddur 1988 og Mike 1990. Royal Blood sem gerir út frá Broghton á Englandi hefur sent frá sér tvær stórar plötur, hefur unnið til fjölda verðlauna, túrað um heiminn með stærstu rokksveitum heims og spilað á öllum stærstu tónlistarhátíðunum. Félagarnir eru staddir þessa dagana í Ástralíu, eru að spila í Townswille í kvöld og í Brisbane á morgun. Rokkland sló á þráðinn til þeirra í vikunni og spjallaði við trommarann Ben. Sniglabandið heimsótti stúdíó 12 á föstudaginn og spilaði nokkur lög hljómsveitarinnar The Band, en það voru tónleikar í Bæjarbíói í Hafnarfirði í gær þar sem Sniglabandið ásamt gestum spilaði eingnögu lög sem The Band spilaði á sögufrægum tónleikum sem fóru fram í San Fransisco árið 1976 og voru lokatónleikar þessarar mögnuðu hljómsveitar sem t.d. bakkaði Bob Dylan upp þegar hann skipti kassagítarnum út fyrir rafmagnsgítarinn á sínum tíma og breytti þar með farvegi rokksins. Við heyrum Sniglabandið spila The Band í Rokklandi dagsins. Við heyrum svo aðeins af nýrri plötu frá Willie Nelson. Kántrísöngkonan Margo Price veltir fyrir sér jafnréttismálum og launa-bilinu milli karla og kvenna. Belgíski egyptinn Tamino syngur fyirr okkur og kanadíski tónlistarmaðurinn Bahamas. Eminem kemur aðeins við sögu og Florence and The Machine, Celine Dion og Angélique Kidjo sem er fædd og alin upp í vestur-Afríku ríkinu Benin en flúði þaðan árið 1983 til Parísar. Og í París eignaðist hún fljótlega plötu sem heillaði hana upp úr skónum - Remain in the Light með Talking Heads. Nú er hún búin að taka upp sína útgáfu af þessari gömlu plötu Talking Heads. Við heyrum af henni í þættinum.

Ben trommuleikari bresku tveggja manna rokksveitarinnar Royal Blood er á línunni frá Ástralíu í Rokklandi í dag. Royal Blood spilar í Laugardalshöll 19. Júní nk. Royal Blood er í raun dúett, skipaður vinunum Mike Kerr sem syngur og spilar á bassa og trommaranum Ben Thatcher. Ben er fæddur 1988 og Mike 1990. Royal Blood sem gerir út frá Broghton á Englandi hefur sent frá sér tvær stórar plötur, hefur unnið til fjölda verðlauna, túrað um heiminn með stærstu rokksveitum heims og spilað á öllum stærstu tónlistarhátíðunum. Félagarnir eru staddir þessa dagana í Ástralíu, eru að spila í Townswille í kvöld og í Brisbane á morgun. Rokkland sló á þráðinn til þeirra í vikunni og spjallaði við trommarann Ben. Sniglabandið heimsótti stúdíó 12 á föstudaginn og spilaði nokkur lög hljómsveitarinnar The Band, en það voru tónleikar í Bæjarbíói í Hafnarfirði í gær þar sem Sniglabandið ásamt gestum spilaði eingnögu lög sem The Band spilaði á sögufrægum tónleikum sem fóru fram í San Fransisco árið 1976 og voru lokatónleikar þessarar mögnuðu hljómsveitar sem t.d. bakkaði Bob Dylan upp þegar hann skipti kassagítarnum út fyrir rafmagnsgítarinn á sínum tíma og breytti þar með farvegi rokksins. Við heyrum Sniglabandið spila The Band í Rokklandi dagsins. Við heyrum svo aðeins af nýrri plötu frá Willie Nelson. Kántrísöngkonan Margo Price veltir fyrir sér jafnréttismálum og launa-bilinu milli karla og kvenna. Belgíski egyptinn Tamino syngur fyirr okkur og kanadíski tónlistarmaðurinn Bahamas. Eminem kemur aðeins við sögu og Florence and The Machine, Celine Dion og Angélique Kidjo sem er fædd og alin upp í vestur-Afríku ríkinu Benin en flúði þaðan árið 1983 til Parísar. Og í París eignaðist hún fljótlega plötu sem heillaði hana upp úr skónum - Remain in the Light með Talking Heads. Nú er hún búin að taka upp sína útgáfu af þessari gömlu plötu Talking Heads. Við heyrum af henni í þættinum.

'HAVE FUN & SEE WHAT HAPPENS'... Drummer of Royal Blood and all round nice guy, Ben Thatcher and I first met when we were both fresh faced babies on the scene, I can only have been round 18 and ever since Ben is always a face that I look forward to seeing. We met up at the hotel that Ben was staying in whilst the band played three sold out shows at London's Alexandra Palace. We spoke about the normal things, you know? Setting fire to gongs on stage and swimming pools in recording studios… It was an absolute please to sit down with Ben for this chat and I know you’re going to love it!  As always thank you for meeting me here each week. I hope you’re well! This podcast was edited by Warren Borg. The animations and visuals are thanks to Oisin Griffin. A big thank you to Josh Sanger and the Closer Artists team for their help. Thanks to Ben Thatcher for meeting with me. And of course, thank YOU for downloading and supporting this podcast. See you next week!

No episódio da semana os convidados são Mike Kerr e Ben Thatcher, os dois membros do Royal Blood, o duo de Rock de Brighton que surgiu há dois anos, já ganhou prestígio em diversos festivais internacionais, e em Setembro vem tocar no Rock In Rio. A dupla nos contou como foi a trajetória da formação até hoje, suas influências e como funcionam as apresentações ao vivo da banda. O Royal Blood ainda chamou os fãs para a sua apresentação no Rio, já falando que estão prontos para quebrar tudo. No Orgulho Nacional conversamos com Ivo Ferreira, baixista da banda Overhead Rock, de Bauru, que nos falou de seu álbum 'Ressaca'. E para a promoção da semana vamos presentear um WikiBrother com o álbum 'Royal Blood', de 2014. Neste episódio: Royal Blood, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Clutch e Overhead Rock.

Royal Blood are a rock duo from the UK who formed in 2013. And while still a relatively new band, they’ve been making a name for themselves. They’ve been compared to the White Stripes and... The post 78: Ben Thatcher of Royal Blood appeared first on LIVE IN LIMBO.

The boys are surprisingly not too downbeat despite watching another England defeat. But fear a fix to rival Barnsley v Huddersfield. Tony Yeboah, Ben Thatcher and Johnny Cougar make surprise appearances as the North/South divide finally rears its head.