Podcast appearances and mentions of Ben Watts

Arguably, one of the top twenty of all time, Markus Klinko, is within the same stratosphere as Steven Meisel, Annie Leibovitz, Ben Watts, Stuart Schining, David LaChapelle, Cliff Watts and Moshe Brakha. All of which possess a certain technique, whimsicality and composition that's unparalleled, forever etching their mark on this era. Their insatiable desire to devour all things iconic in fashion, music, and entertainment through their lenses has always been apparent. However, it was Klinko's iconic album art for a certain super star that ushered him into a spotlight of his own.Read more....

Reece throws some new podcast concepts into the ring for 2024 plus we dive back into the archives for our final Summer Encore featuring the extraordinary Ben Watts. Hailing from Swan Hill, Victoria, Ben, a Motion FX virtuoso, shares his unparalleled journey crafting cinematic marvels for global giants like Pixar, Disney, Nike, and Playstation. Join Caleb and Reece as they unravel Ben's secrets to building a thriving creative tech career sans formal education. Discover the non-technical skills crucial for success, and brace yourself for a glimpse into the vast opportunities awaiting in the future of motion FX and similar technologies. 

In preparation for the meaning of this holiday season, Pastor Ben Watts speaks on the birth of Christ and the Christmas story, reiterating its significance and power.

In this conversation we will examine the concept of flash teams with Ben Watts. We will focus on why they can pose such a challenge in highly stressful situations. We examine the concepts and issues of ego, lack of team ethos, lack of shared understanding/clear plan, poor communications, name use, active listening issues, poor followship, anchoring and much more. We also examine when things are working well and some of the core fundamental components of this including collaboration, use of checklists, feedback mechanisms, closed loop communication, affirmation, shared mental models and overt followship and leadership. We also look at one of the key fundamental tenets of flash teams, that of consistently calm cadence of communication.   To do this I have Ben Watts with me, Ben is no stranger to the podcast and has spoken with me on a number of episodes, most recently around the bleeding patient. Ben is a critical care retrieval practitioner working with the Emergency Medical Retrieval Service (EMRS) in Scotland and also works as a World Extreme Medicine (WEM) faculty member. In the conversation we examine:   ·      The concept of flash teams  ·      When it goes right – what this looks like from a flow of communication ·      When it goes wrong and how can we correct it ·      The importance of effective communication  ·      Feedback mechanisms to course correct for future performance ·      Error detection – Ben's approach to error trapping  ·      Distraction and environmental factors - signal versus noise  ·      Decision making paralysis and the concept of ‘overwhelm'. ·      Correcting poor teams when they are going wrong. ·      Training and education around flash teams  My thanks to Ben for an engaging and interesting conversation

It's a no-brainer: costs & the environment demand confronting the NIMBYs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this session we are speaking with Ben Watts and Jamie Pattison, both World Extreme Medicine faculty and retrieval/specialist paramedics. We wanted to both address and highlight the dangers of sudden cold-water immersion and do a deep dive into some of the pathophysiological pathways that occur. This is both in-light of recent events but also prospectively to promote discussion around the very real danger of cold-water immersion. Both Ben and Jamie have worked and indeed do work in the highlands of Scotland where temperatures frequently fall below zero. We know that upon water entry a series of physiological responses are evoked via cooling of the skin, superficial nerves and muscles in the limbs, and finally deep body tissue, all of which can result in hazardous outcomes. For further reading on this topic check out the articles below https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0022346812007166 https://www.bmj.com/content/350/bmj.h418.long https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(03)15057-X/fulltext https://www.wemjournal.org/article/S1080-6032(22)00141-7/fulltext https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0300957203002375

In this sixth and final session, Ben Watts teaches on the Power of Sabbath. We all like the idea of rest, but we avoid taking the time to rest. Why? And what are a few practical solutions? How can we get into the power of God-sized rest, trusting His love and eternal power as sons and daughters rather than relying on our own strength.

In this fifth session, Ben Watts and Sarah Gibbins talk about Abiding in Christ: the secret connection behind lasting abundance from the Gospel of John chapter 15. What does it mean to abide in Christ, what hinders our life of daily abiding in Him, and what are the keys to successfully abiding in Christ in every season of life?

In this weeks episode Ben Watts (aka GRILF) and Leon Paxton discuss their skateboarding journey, the importance of being part of a community, Ben's passion for spearfishing, his love for sharks, close encounters with Great White Sharks, having two seperate near death experiences in the same day, growing up in a rural town, skateboarding trick process and much more. A relaxed and friendly chat with moments of intensity in which we go on a tangent about the reality of death and considering how we might leave this world one day...which is fitting given its HALLOWEEN!Happy Halloween. The dark and the light. The Yin and Yang.Shan*Portrait pic by Will MorganBen and Leon support and advocate for:The Ben Raemers FoundationUse code: THT for discounts (and support the show at the same time)!KRUSH ORGANICS - CBD oils and topicalsCode: THT(Get a HUGE 40% Discount...shipping is WORLDWIDE and fast).Purveyors of the finest CBD oils and topicals. I think long and hard about who I want to be affiliated with. Do the research yourself, the health benefits of CBD are unquestionable. It's done so much for me, especially during times of stress and anxiety, it's improved the quality of my sleep and sped up my recovery-time post workouts, surfs and skates... and it's all natural.INDOSOLE  Code: THT(15% discount shipping is WORLDWIDE and fast).Sandals made from recycled Tyres. Timeless footwear for the conscious consumer.KingPin Skate ShopCode: THT(Get 15% Discount)Best Skateshop in Australia!Best shoe range ever: Vans, Nike, Adidas, Lakai, Fallen, Etnies (and more).Rad clothes (To many to mention)Best skateboard brands: Baker, Girl, Chocolate, FA, Hockey, Antihero, Passport (and way more).Australian owned and operated. Best dudes ever! Get on dat code.BUZZSPROUT Podcast hostingClick HERE to get an Amazon Gift card valued at $20 USD when you sign-up to Buzzsprout...and you'll be supporting THT in the process!  If you are thinking of starting your own podcast, Buzzsprout is HANDS DOWN the best host. They will get your show on all the major podcast platforms (i.e. Apple, Spotify, Google podcasts etc), they provide plenty of advice and support FOR FREE and in 3 years of using them I have NEVER had a tech issue. So use the THT affiliate link and start podcasting now.Write a review on Apple Podcasts and give a 5 star rating.Thanks for listening!Big love and respect,ShanSupport the showFollow on Instagram: @terriblehappytalksCheckout the website: terriblehappytalks.com

Spotify's Head of Studios ANZ Ben Watts has always been fixated on audio, whether music or spoken word, and now he's bringing the two together at the global streaming giant. In this conversation Ben traces his moves through the digital platform and publishing industry and how his thinking has evolved around the use of metrics. Along the way there are a few valuable pointers for successful podcasts and how the world's dominant podcast platform, Spotify, is thinking about “talk”. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit halcrawford.substack.com

In this first of six weekly teachings, Ben Watts talks about the Bible's definition of wholeness, as opposed to how our modern culture defines it. We'll look at 4 habits of destructive, fear-filled relationships along with the biblical keys to breaking free from cycles of sin and pain in your most important relationships

In South Australia, New South Wales and Western Australia, highly popular school wether competitions are run by the state Stud Merino Breeders Association. These events introduce young people to the sheep and wool industry. Hear from co-ordinator Ben Watts and Brooke Cowan from Gunnedah High School after the successful NSW event which involved 62 schools and over 500 students.

Listen to a rerun episode of Your Next Stop recorded live on Fireside with host Juliet Hahn featuring Mom, Model, Activist, and Entrepreneur Bridget Burrick Brown.   “My dream is to help women and young girls with confidence, and self-esteem.” - Bridget Burrick Brown   Bridget Burrick Brown, midwesterner turned New Yorker is a mom, model, activist, and entrepreneur.   She has been a professional model for 20+ years. During those years she has done runway, editorials such as Korean and Australian Vogue, advertising campaigns, and countless commercial work shooting with photographers such as Bruce Weber, Norman Jean Roy, and Ben Watts.   Bridget is also the founder of the Beyond Beauty Project — a movement to help improve self-esteem and confidence around body image and mental health. This multi-media platform includes both a podcast and workshops providing a safe space for conversations surrounding beauty and self-loving care.   As a qualified personal trainer and holistic health counselor, she knows how valuable it is for women to understand and nurture their bodies. Through her experiences as a model helped shape her personal understanding of beauty, her encounters with life's hardships taught her that being beautiful and feeling beautiful were two very different things. She is passionate about helping others with resilience and redefining the meaning of beauty, knowing all too well that beauty is an inside job.   Learn more about Bridget on BeyondBeautyProject.com. Give her a follow on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube.   Sponsor Picked Cherries' social podcasting app is the destination for the best podcast listening experience for all listeners. Download the app for FREE on Google Play and the App Store. Share podcasts like never before with Picked Cherries. Learn more at PickedCherries.com.  Find Us Online! Fireside: Juliet Hahn Instagram: @iamjuliethahn LinkedIn: Juliet Hahn FB: Juliet Hahn Clubhouse: @iamjuliethahn YouTube: Juliet Hahn Twitter: @iamjuliethahn

Delivering a veritable masterclass in how to live and thrive as a regionally based creative, is this weeks guest Ben Watts. Ben who lives and works in Swan Hill, Victoria is a Motion FX expert who has created stunning work with major film, tv and advertising companies across the world including Pixar and Disney to Nike and Playstation. Caleb and Reece have their minds blown by Ben's insights and experience on how to build this kind of fast paced creative tech career without any tertiary studies. They discover what skills other than the technical are absolutely integral in order to get hired, and what opportunities the future of motion fx and similar technology hold (Spoiler alert- it's HUGE) Strap in for a truly fascinating chat!

Guest speaker Ben Watts shares with us about the power of God and the authority he has in binding and loosing sin in our lives

IT'S DRAFT WEEK. And we're excited! Ben Watts and Josh Johnson review some trades listeners have sent in to the show, as well as give their final rookie preview pre-draft, along with some good 'ole fantasy forecasting. Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fantasybrothers_/

Resonate Life member Ben Watts teaches on prayer as we continue our 21 Days of corporate prayer and fasting for 2022.

Eugenia Kuzmina and Rochelle Brodin recently had their book launch for the book Model Moms and have another coffee table book series of Tarot Cards coming out next year!   Eugenia Kuzmina is a Russian-American actress, comedian, and model. She started modeling at 13 in her native Russia, working for such companies as L'oreal, Max Mara, M&Ms, Nike, etc appearing in brands campaigns and commercials as well as local magazine covers. At 15 Eugenia won a prestigious contract with Nathalie Models (currently Women Model Management) and moved to Paris to model full time. Her modeling career took off when she appeared on the cover of Glamour, and walked the runway for multiple designers including Yves Saint Laurent, Alexander McQueen, Thierry Mugler, Victor and Rolf, Guy Laroche, Kenzo, Comme Des Garcons, among many others. She has been featured in advertisements for Armani Jeans, Dior sunglasses, GAP, Arden B, Express, Kenzi, Replay Jeans, Sephora, and L'Oreal, etc… She has been been featured in magazines, such as Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Marie Claire, Japanese and Russian Vogue, GQ, Self, Shape, As well as catalogs for Hermès and Cartier. https://www.eugenia-kuzmina.com/   Rochelle Brodin is a former model herself, with a career that spanned over fifteen years and took her around the world. Modeling in Fashion week, NY, LA and Miami Swim. She has walked for John Galliano, Roberto Cavali, & hundreds more. Additionally, Rochelle has modeled with Heidi Klum for her brand, posed in a Danskin Campaign with Camilla Alves-McConaughey and campaign for Ponds Asia. Commercially she has posed for brands like Pepsi, Honda, Bud Light, Macy's, BMW, Macy's and many more. After having her son, Benji, she fell in love with taking pictures and her passion turned into a profession after studying in London and the U.S. to learn the art and basics of photography. Everything else is self-taught and being on set & shooting behind-the-scenes for of photographers like: David Slijper, Ben Watts, & Tony Duran, Erik Asla. Photography, directing, and digital creation are her passion and with over twenty years on both sides of the camera, your photo session will be an immersive course in being photogenic. The life-long skills you learn make you “camera ready” even in impromptu moments. You can find many of Rochelle's images and press articles online. Her syndication agency is Getty Images and celebrity division: Contour. https://www.rochellebrodin.com/ Model Moms is available online at https://herstorycircle.com/product/model-mom-by-eugenia-kuzmina/

Resonate Life Church member Ben Watts teaches on God's prophetic words as we begin to close out 2021 and the corporate annointing of our church.For more sermons from RLC, visit our Sermon Archive. 

Listen to a new episode of Your Next Stop recorded live on Fireside with host Juliet Hahn featuring Mom, Model, Activist, and Entrepreneur Bridget Burrick Brown.   “My dream is to help women and young girls with confidence, and self-esteem.” - Bridget Burrick Brown   Bridget Burrick Brown, midwesterner turned New Yorker is a mom, model, activist, and entrepreneur.   She has been a professional model for 20+ years. During those years she has done runway, editorials such as Korean and Australian Vogue, advertising campaigns, and countless commercial work shooting with photographers such as Bruce Weber, Norman Jean Roy, and Ben Watts.   Bridget is also the founder of the Beyond Beauty Project — a movement to help improve self-esteem and confidence around body image and mental health. This multi-media platform includes both a podcast and workshops providing a safe space for conversations surrounding beauty and self-loving care.   As a qualified personal trainer and holistic health counselor, she knows how valuable it is for women to understand and nurture their bodies. Though her experiences as a model helped shape her personal understanding of beauty, her encounters with life's hardships taught her that being beautiful and feeling beautiful were two very different things. She is passionate about helping others with resilience and redefining the meaning of beauty, knowing all too well that beauty is an inside job.   Learn more about Bridget on BeyondBeautyProject.com. Give her a follow on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube. Sponsor Today's episode is sponsored by TookTake, the best way to know if you took, or still need to take your medication & supplements. Visit them at https://tooktake.com/. Get 10% off upon check out by using this code: NEXTSTOP   Follow TookTake on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram. Find Us Online! Fireside: Juliet Hahn Instagram: @iamjuliethahn LinkedIn: Juliet Hahn FB: Juliet Hahn Clubhouse: @iamjuliethahn YouTube: Juliet Hahn Twitter: @iamjuliethahn

Resonate Life member and guest Ben Watts teaches on the principle of seed, time, and harvest in God's economy. For more sermon videos, visit our Sermon Archive at https://www.resonatelife.tv/previous-messages.

This week, hosts Ben and Will are joined by Mark Larwood; winner of Farmers Weekly Dairy Farmer of the year award, along with his consultant and Kite Partner; Ben Watts. After another very positive milk market update from Chris Walkland with some notable and significant price jumps, Chris puts aside the football politics to congratulate Mark on his fantastic achievement. Fully recovered from the celebrations but still on a high, a very modest Mark talks us through the technical performance and farm investments, his winning team and what the award means to him. Ben, shares his thoughts on what is driving Mark's business forward and sets him apart from others including key investments in genetics and staff, and comments on the winning combination of a healthy herd of cows and a healthy working environment. Mark also outlines what's next for the farm and shares his insight into key challenges and opportunities for the industry.

Rich was joined down the line for our Xtra preview this week by BBC Radio Kent's Gills commentator - Ben Watts - for a quick chat about our upcoming fixture down at Priestfield on Saturday!You can listen for FREE on Acast, iTunes, Spotify, & YouTube - get stuck in. What's the crack?It's been a bit of a battle in recent meetings - how confident are Gillingham currently?Transfers - Have the new lads brought in by manager Steve Evans during the Summer window actually settled?Tactics and style of play - How are Gills setting up this season?How have players such as Gillingham Captain - Kyle Dempsey - and last season's top scorer - Vadaine Oliver - performed up to this point?Who do Gills fans see as the threat from Sunderland on Saturday - do we look a different outfit to previous years from the outside looking in?So... Is it likely to rain? Asking for a few friends... All this and more! Listen in! #SAFC #Gills #EFL #LeagueOne See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's episode, Jordan is joined by OurMFC writer, Ben Watts, as they discuss the Swansea game at the weekend and how they were defeated by poor refereeing decisions! 

In this conversation with Ben Watts we look at the sequential approach to arresting bleeding. We also examine the second/third generation haemostatic compounds (celox, quik-clot), pharmacological agents such as TXA, FFP, FDP, blood, cryoprecipitate. We also examine the utility of tourniquets (origins, usage and types), neck zones and wounds, Blunt injury and junctional wounds, Hypotensive management and Pain management modalities and preferential agents. Ben is a specialist retrieval practitioner/CCP working in Scotland and previously as a CCP in the Thames Valley and before this in South West of England. He also has an extensive history of expedition work in various international locations, I first met Ben whilst working for World Extreme Medicine as a fellow paramedic and he has been a contributor to both WEMcast and to the College of Paramedics podcast. I hope you enjoy this wider ranging conversation as much as we did.

This weeks guest on The Photorian is Ben Watts. Ben Watts was born In London, England in 1967 to a musical father and a costume designing mother. From an early age Ben's fascination with camera's led to a career as one of the most sought after fashion and portrait photographers. Ben and I had a really interesting and insightful discussion about Ben's career and his love of photography. Ben is represented by Art Department. art-dept.com benwatts.com Insta: whatsupphoto

In this wide ranging conversation with Critical Care Paramedic Ben Watts and ED Consultant Iain Edgar we look at an overview of the TVAA service in providing critical care to the community. We also look at how expedition and military domains that they both practice can be used within the pre-hospital critical care environment. Other aspects of the conversation includes: The patient target group and demographics of the service. Examine traditional vs emergent pre-hospital presentations that Iain and Ben have seen over their time in pre-hospital care. Interventions and decision-making and how these are approached within TVAA. Critical care training approaches, quality assurance and quality improvement within the service. Frontline staff engagement and how the service both encourage and incorporate them within the scheme. Innovations that the scheme has embedding and medium to long-term innovations that may improve the program Non-technical aspects of care Vs technical skills & utilisation rates Incremental gains when orchestrating flash teams Personal learnings over the last >2 years I hope you enjoy the last of these critical care service review sessions with two insightful friends and colleagues.

In this episode we look at how individuals perform under high stress circumstances. Today I'm speaking with Ben Watts a critical care Paramedic who frequently has to perform under various levels of stress and difficulty. We examine how to get the best out of yourself under this stress by limiting human factors. Ben defines human factors and then gives examples of how these can infringe on our clarity of thought and action. Most importantly how we can mitigate human factors to consistently rise to the challenge of the task in hand. Ben also looks at bias and heuristics and the integral relationship between these, we also examine the fragility of life and how to reframe life in a way that allows you to achieve balance and gratefulness. I hope you enjoy this wide ranging conversation with an interesting friend and colleague.

Known as CryptoKilla on Global, Ben Watts plays many of the site’s premium MTT’s. He and Sean discuss the nuances of Tournament play at different points in the structure. Ben recalls how just recently was on a pretty severe downswing and how recently he got out of it with a couple of nice binks and a TOC championship.. Two of Global’s critical thinking players exchanging ideas. Don’t miss this one.Independently Produced by Sam Bernard, Ken Sumner & Sean Connell, the three of us became friends while playing on the online poker site GlobalPoker.com and started this Podcast because we love the unique sense of community it promotes through social media and we want it known that all are welcome. If you wish to support us continuing please visit our patreon site below or Paypal at Talkingglobalpoker@gmail.com. Powered by CallCast, turning phone calls into podcasts. https://callcast.co/Artwork by Willie “That’s Right” Tanner www.greysgraphics.comSupport the show (http://patreon.com/talkingglobalpoker)Support the show (http://patreon.com/talkingglobalpoker)

In Will Wonders, Will is using the time in lockdown to reach out to his friends and people of interest to talk about their lives and careers. An eclectic mix of people will feature varying from West End performers to English teachers in Vietnam and everything in between. In this episode Will speaks to his very good friend Ben Watts about his life in Vietnam. Ben ventured to Vietnam to start a job as an English teacher not knowing a word of Vietnamese but seems to be getting along fine. Will tries to find out how difficult it's been for him to adjust and what it's like to be immersed in a completely new and totally strange culture. Have a listen if you have ever considered going to Vietnam or have ever been to compare notes. Some topics include Moped driving, Cultural differences and the Covid-19 responses.

In this episode, my guest, Kristen Taekman, Former Real Housewives of NYC- BravoTV, is sharing her life story, behind the scenes of the show, affordable fashion, diet&exercise routine, and so much more! Tune in to find out! My Guest  Kristen Taekman @kristentaekman Former Real Housewife of NYC turned fashion blogger, making Last Nights Look all about affordable fashion! https://lastnightslook.com/ Born in Farmington, Connecticut, Kristen began her modeling career at age 14 after being discovered by John Casablanca’s agency. She went on to work in New York before moving to Paris for several years, followed by Italy and Australia. Gracing the covers of some of the world’s most renowned fashion publications, Kristen has appeared in Australian Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, and Glamour, as well as national campaigns for beauty brands such as L’Oréal and Clairol. The blonde beauty had been photographed by famed photographers including Antoine Verglas and Ben Watts. In addition to her work as a model and mom, Kristen possesses a keen business sense that led her to launch her own successful greeting card company called 2nd Street Press in 2009.  Your Host  Olyasha Novozhylova - NotBasicBlonde@notbasicblonde_ NotBasicBlonde Podcast @nbbpodcast  

Chloe and John are final year paramedic students who have completed all clinical placements and gained employment as paramedics on the HCPC's Covid-19 Temporary Register. How do they feel about starting their paramedic careers earlier than planned, in the context of the pandemic? Ben Watts asks them what they are expecting, what support they are hoping for and what are their tips for any other students considering this option. This podcast links well with the College of Paramedics Student Paramedic Q&A Panel Discussion which took place on 8 April 2020 and may be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeLNxrRXlOU Follow this series on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram via#paracpd Chloe and John are final year paramedic students at Oxford Brookes University https://www.brookes.ac.uk Ben is a Critical Care Paramedic with the Thames Valley Air Ambulance https://www.tvairambulance.org.uk Podcast produced by the College of Paramedics https://collegeofparamedics.co.uk Introductory music by Rob Giles and The Stretch Report.

Roger Alcock discusses with Ben Watts the importance of non-technical skills for providing excellent patient care. A veteran of the 2014 UK response to the West Africa ebola crisis, Roger shares his experience of working in full PPE in the hot zone and subsequent experience as a patient in isolation and on the receiving end. How can we communicate effectively with one another and our patients, when we are in full PPE? What top tips will help us to improve practice during the pandemic? This is a not-to-be-missed episode offering unique insights into current challenges. Follow this series on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram via#paracpd Roger is a Consultant in Emergency Medicine & Paediatric Emergency Medicine, a Scottish Patient Safety Fellow (c5), and Emergency Medicine educational coordinator at the Scottish Centre for Simulation and Clinical Human Factors. https://scschf.org Ben is a Critical Care Paramedic with the Thames Valley Air Ambulance. https://www.tvairambulance.org.uk Podcast produced by the College of Paramedics https://collegeofparamedics.co.uk Introductory music by Rob Giles and The Stretch Report.

Ben Watts, Mark Faulkner and Wayne Auton discuss the various ways in which Critical Care Paramedics work and the challenges and changes brought about by the Covid 19 pandemic. How are Critical Care Paramedics deployed? What has been the impact of Covid 19 on normal working practices? What lessons are being learned? This is a timely and important discussion which offers helpful advice for all paramedics and ambulance staff working during the pandemic. Follow this series on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram via#paracpd Ben is a Critical Care Paramedic with the Thames Valley Air Ambulance https://www.tvairambulance.org.uk Mark is Clinical Practice Development Manager: Critical Care at the London Ambulance Service https://www.londonambulance.nhs.uk Wayne is a Specialist Retrieval Practitioner with Scotland's Emergency Medical Retrieval Service (EMRS) https://www.emrsscotland.org Podcast produced by the College of Paramedics https://collegeofparamedics.co.uk Introductory music by Rob Giles and The Stretch Report.

Ben Watts and Gary Strong discuss the importance of CPD and the challenges of doing CPD during the Covid 19 pandemic. How on earth do we keep our CPD up to date when we are under so much pressure? What learning opportunities are available right now? Follow this series on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram via#paracpd Gary is the National CPD Lead for the College of Paramedics https://collegeofparamedics.co.uk Ben is a Critical Care Paramedic with the Thames Valley Air Ambulance https://www.tvairambulance.org.uk Podcast produced by the College of Paramedics https://collegeofparamedics.co.uk Introductory music by Rob Giles and The Stretch Report.

In this episode, we welcome back Critical Care Paramedic Ben Watts to delve a little deeper into some of the ideas and concepts around continuous improvement.  Alongside WEM Trauma Lead Eoin Walker, Ben considers the significance of marginal gains and the 'power of the 1%' in developing performance, with the ultimate goal of improving patient outcomes.  The pair discuss the toolkit available to medics - both technical and non-technical, that can help us all become better clinicians - from the essentials of non-verbal communication, to the power of vulnerability loops in creating more honest debriefing, as well as the importance of humility as we strive to hit peak performance each day. They also consider our relationship with failure and how our perceptions of it should be adjusted - from a source of disappointment to a chance to learn more about how you can improve as both an individual and a team.    

In this episode, Eoin Walker welcomes Ben Watts, WEM Faculty and Critical Care Paramedic for Thames Valley Air Ambulance, to WEMcast.  They discuss the importance of human factors in day-to-day practise, but especially during the response to COVID-19 and what lessons can be learnt and applied from the pre-hospital world.  Communication is key here - Ben discusses the importance of good communication in improving team performance, good leadership and most crucially, patient care.   

Pastor Ben Watts shares on the valley of dry bones in Ezekiel 37.

Resonate hosted a Saturday morning workshop with Ben Watts on hearing God's voice

IntroductionBen Watts is a wool grower based in Australia who is using automation technology to help him run is farm more efficiently and more effectively. Drones, RFID tags or automated scales all help Ben look after his sheep, the farm, ensure the health of his stock and improve is production and therefore his overall business. Ben explains in this episodes how the different technologies work and how they aid wool growers, sheep and consumers. As Ben saw so much success with the new types of technologies he also started his own consulting and training company, Bralca, to assist other wool growers achieve the same goals. Listen to the fascinating world of automation on farm. About Ben WattsBen has been working in the merino industry over the past 25 years, in this time ben has managed sheep farms for corporate business' up until 2005 when he and his wife Fiona purchased their second farm and began to focus on utilizing automation. In this time Ben has developed commercial applications for a number of technologies to better utilize skilled labour by reducing repetitive tasks, providing meaningful live information and identifying individual animals within large commercial flocks. Traditionally data collection has been based on manual processes to collect mob based information. Utilising individual electronic ID, Ben uses remote data collection for live monitoring of animal body weights, matching ewes to lambs and recording animal treatments. In the past two years, Ben has incorporated the use of Drones to track stock, monitor water and measure pasture growth. This has provided a new level of automated monitoring to assist in management.

We had the great opportunity to talk to several of the international SHRM18 Bloggers and are sharing those conversations with you! First up, Sel and Ben Watts of Watts Next HR from Australia and Kavi Arasu from India! How to reach Sel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sueellenwatts/ https://twitter.com/Sel_Watts http://wattsnext.com.au/ How to reach Ben: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wattsnextben/ https://twitter.com/wattsnextBen How to reach Kavi: https://twitter.com/_Kavi Be sure to join us the 4th Sunday of each month at 7 PM Eastern for the #HRSocialHour Twitter chat!

Node Fest is the premiere Motion Design event for Australasia. James Cowen of Yes Captain is on the show to share what Node 2018 will bring us. Every year it gets better as it supports the community to come together and hear from outstanding talent in Australia, New Zealand and around the world. The lineup of speakers is again a wealth of knowledge and experience that crosses all disciplines with the Motion Design Industry.   Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd 05.30 - The 2018 Node line up: Jonny Kofoed of Assembly 07.10 - How James Cowen picks his speakers, and his preference for them to talk about the process of making projects 09.00 - Lisa Vertudaches 12.27 - EJ Hassenfratz 15.30 - Maxon as Sponsor of Nodefest 16.51 - Luca Ionescu 19.10 - Nodefest Slack Group 20.12 - The above group has a blacklist of companies, for motion designers to beware of. 21.20 - Lilian Darmono 23.43 - Ben Watts who will talk at Node about how he made the transition from C4D to Houdini 26.00 - The importance of finding your own voice as a motion designer 30.00 - Studio Partners: HelloLuxx, Dirty Puppet, Mr, Fox and Co, Buck, Yukfoo 31.00 - Industry Partners: Digital Pigeon, Swinburne, aescripts, borisfx, toolfarm, motionworks, acmi, fed square 31.40 - Node Ident Competition   Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast – Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website  

IntroductionBen Watts is a wool grower based in Australia who is using automation technology to help him run is farm more efficiently and more effectively. Drones, RFID tags or automated scales all help Ben look after his sheep, the farm, ensure the health of his stock and improve is production and therefore his overall business. Ben explains in this episodes how the different technologies work and how they aid wool growers, sheep and consumers. As Ben saw so much success with the new types of technologies he also started his own consulting and training company, Bralca, to assist other wool growers achieve the same goals. Listen to the fascinating world of automation on farm. About Ben WattsBen has been working in the merino industry over the past 25 years, in this time ben has managed sheep farms for corporate business' up until 2005 when he and his wife Fiona purchased their second farm and began to focus on utilizing automation. In this time Ben has developed commercial applications for a number of technologies to better utilize skilled labour by reducing repetitive tasks, providing meaningful live information and identifying individual animals within large commercial flocks. Traditionally data collection has been based on manual processes to collect mob based information. Utilising individual electronic ID, Ben uses remote data collection for live monitoring of animal body weights, matching ewes to lambs and recording animal treatments. In the past two years, Ben has incorporated the use of Drones to track stock, monitor water and measure pasture growth. This has provided a new level of automated monitoring to assist in management.

Skepticule 122:  Ben Watts on Unbelievable; Big Pharma Pricing; Culpable Steve; Biblical Authenticity; Johno on ACE; TTPMO.Read more »

Mike McHargue – known as ‘Science Mike’ - was a Christian who lost his faith then found it again through science. He tells his story of coming back to faith through an experience on a beach and how he now puts science and Christian faith together. Ben Watts is an atheist who grew up with a Christian Faith but lost it after going to university to study science. He engages with Mike on this week’s show. Get the MP3 For Mike McHargue’s “Finding God In The Waves”: http://findinggodinthewaves.com/  For Ben Watts: http://exchristianskeptic.blogspot.co.uk/   Order Unbelievable? The Conference 2016 DVD/MP3CD & Digital Download http://www.premier.org.uk/Shop  For more faith debates visit http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable Join the conversation: Facebook and Twitter Get the MP3 Podcast of Unbelievable? Via RSS or Via Itunes

The Cast - Lori Reeves, Ben Watts, Andy Chilton, David Paddock Lori Reeves joins us for the first time to weave a thread through fiction as a thing one might enjoy.

Joining us today is photographer Ben Watts .. We talk photography GQ, Si, VS and his new book Montauk Dreaming.

Round 2 of the Makers & Shakers podcast. Tonight, your host Ben Watts brings you three more wonderful stories from the summit. In this episode you will hear Devin Powell, Melissa Saggerer, and Madeline DeSantis. Enjoy!

Ben Watts lost his faith and left his church in his late teens. He explains why, and engages in a discussion with Drew Dyck, author of ‘Generation Ex-Christian: Why young adults are leaving the faith and how to bring them back’. For Drew Dyck: www.drewdyck.com For Ben Watts: http://exchristianskeptic.blogspot.co.uk/ For more faith debates visit www.premierchristianradio.com/unbelievable Join the conversation: Facebook and Twitter Get the MP3 podcast of Unbelievable? http://www.kaltura.com/api_v3/getFeed.php?partnerId=618072&feedId=1_jlj47tkv or Via Itunes

Today we are discussing macro nutrients in their most basic of terms. I (Harrie) will explain the three main types of macros, calories and discuss planning a diet around them with my main man Mr Ben Watts! It is part learning, part banter and one of the few exercise podcasts around! So support us, give us a listen and enjoy! Much Love, Your resident fitness Amigos, To fitness and Beyond!!!

Welcome to the second "On-Week" episode of our show! New To You Show is getting rolling, we have a twitter @newtoyoushow where we'll let you know new episodes are up, and pass along any news related to our show.  Segment 1: The Stars My Destination (book) - or Tiger, Tiger John Holt (@lordjoho) recommends the 1950's science fiction novel from New York wrtier Alfred Bester. One of the two great novels by Bester from this time period. No movie adaptions as of yet, the audiobook is findable but not in print, but they've made a grapic novel (which is sadly now out of print!) You can find this book on Amazon in Kindle and Trade Paperback format. Segment 2: Central Reservation (album) Mary Varn (npccomic.com) recommends a turn of the century album from a contemporary "folktronic" female singer-songwriter. Beth Orton's Central Reserveration was released in 1999.  A British musician, she collaborated with one of the Chemical Brothers on earlier albums, and with Ben Harper and Ben Watts on this album. You can find this album on Amazon, iTunes, Rdio, and Spotify, among others.  Segment 3: The Gods Must Be Crazy (film) Keith Vincent (earthlingkeith.tumblr.com) recommends a South African comedic film that saw surprising success worldwide upon its release in the 80's. Written, Directed, and Produced by James Uys, mathmetician teacher turned Justice of the Peace turned film maker, this is a refreshing take on filmmaking coming out of a period of gritty realism.  The Movie is available from on DVD and through iTunes.