Podcast appearances and mentions of Ben Webb

"At the end of Hebrews, the writer gives some very simple, practical teaching about what it looks like to be a Jesus follower. It's true for those anxiously waiting for the promises to be fulfilled, and it's true for those building rock monuments to remember the victories. It's true for all Jesus followers in all times and situations. This is what we remember in the meantime." Ben Webb, Lead Minister

Rev. Ben Webb, a member of our community, preaches on sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time.Readings from Sacred ScriptureGenesis 18:1-10 | Psalm 15 | Colossians 1:15-28 | Luke 10:38-42Intro for Sermon Podcasts Outro for Sermon AudioWe are a community hoping to live the Jesus-way in our city as a people of God's hospitality, God‘s restoration, and God's shalom. Learn more about All Souls Charlottesville: www.allsoulscville.com

"Sometimes, it's hard to see anything other than what you're facing in your life at this exact moment. Gratitude is all about changing your perspective. Complainers and grumblers focus on themselves. Complainers and grumblers focus on the moment right in front of them. They lose sight of the larger picture. When we come to Jesus, we call it conversion, meaning that we change. Conversion means replacing old material with new, better material. The old me loved to complain because the old me was all about me. But when I convert to Jesus, my focus changes because it's not about me — it's about Jesus. I refocus, and people who are grateful always focus away from themselves. Guys, you've got to change the focal point; it's going to change your attitude. So don't focus on your circumstances — focus on God, on how God can use those circumstances. The more you feed gratitude, the more gracious you become, and the easier it gets. It's so good and healthy for you." Ben Webb, Associate Minister

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Ben Webb, a member of our preaching team, preaches on the fifth Sunday in Lent. Scripture PassagesWe join Christians worldwide by reading weekly texts from the Revised Common Lectionary and, over time, hearing the whole gospel story read within our community. This Sunday's readings were:Isaiah 43:16-21Philippians 3:4b-14John 12:1-8Psalm 126Intro for Sermon Podcasts Outro for Sermon AudioWe are a community hoping to live the Jesus-way in our city as a people of God's hospitality, God‘s restoration, and God's shalom. Learn more about All Souls Charlottesville: www.allsoulscville.com

Today's talk: Joined by co-worker Ben Webb to talk about skateboarding, lunches and first day at work bathroom issues. Patreon My Website.

"This is the big idea. Jesus invited. He didn't force. He didn't power people into following Him. He didn't beg people to believe in Him. He didn't perform people into accepting Him. It's true that he taught with authority. It's true that Jesus wowed with His miracles and His signs. And it's true that there were times when Jesus attracted large crowds. But … for the person — for the individual who would come face-to-face with Jesus – they were offered an invitation. Jesus offers us an invitation to participate, to experience, to learn, and to follow. He offers us an invitation into a relationship with Him, and it matches the pattern that God had set from the very beginning." Ben Webb, Associate Minister

"James says the proud are in competition with God. Have you ever felt like God is against you? Do you ever feel like your marriage isn't getting any better? Maybe, just maybe, you have an issue. Maybe you need to be broken of your pride. James says the humble are on God's team. Do you want God to come back into your marriage? Do you want God to bring healing? Invite Him back... with humility. Don't try to manipulate Him into giving you what you want. Just approach Him with humility." Ben Webb, Associate Minister

"If you step into the Bible, you'll find the word gentle in several places. If you look at the Greek language, something more robust reveals itself. The Greek word for gentleness is pra - ooh - tayce. Historically, this word originally described the space existing between having a hot temper … and having no temper at all. I think this definition gets at something our usual understanding of gentleness misses. Gentleness only exists when there's an opportunity not to be gentle — when harshness is an equally available option. To be kind or tender or mild-mannered is gentleness … IF you have the ability to NOT be kind or NOT be tender or NOT be mild-mannered. So, what I'm saying is this: the foundation of gentleness is actually power. It's authority. It's the ability to use force — but choosing to restrain … to be gentle. A gentleman is someone with strength – someone who could do harm – but instead treats people with gentleness and kindness. Let me show you how this plays out in our lives." Ben Webb, Associate Minister

"Guys, we have a God who is not a God of less than the best. He is not one to give us the minimum expectation. We have a God who is a God of excellence. And when He became man, it was nowhere near the least that God could do; it was His best. I said this last week, but God becoming man was accomplishing excellence in the same way He made mountains, beaches, and sunsets. So, can we see why this is such a big deal to Him? Can you see why He's so disappointed when our lives don't worship Him? Can you see why He would not be pleased with something that we offer Him on a Sunday morning, but that we don't even think about until the next Sunday morning? We want to worship with excellence. We're going to start this year by setting this as a goal: that we would be a people who take this opportunity to worship with excellence. But it isn't something that can only happen for a few minutes on a Sunday morning. It's not something that we can program. It's not something that Steve can simply create. As a church, we've got to take seriously our call to worship God with our lives — that we would worship God with excellence on Monday through Saturday, knowing and believing that if we would live with excellence, if we would worship with excellence, we think it'll actually make your life better. We think it'll give you a purpose, something to live for, something with meaning, something bigger than your life, something that you could be a part of that's bigger than your small individual life. If you worship Monday through Saturday, it would make your life better and you better at life." Ben Webb, Associate Minister

"Money and stuff are needed in this world — they're a required part of our lives. But don't let them become what your life revolves around. Paul warns Timothy in the NT, "The love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.” Don't let your pursuit of money and the stuff it can get you become your first pursuit — your central pursuit. Because money has the potential to become our master — our god. And money makes for a dangerous master. Money is dangerous, and it can crush. It can pull the fingers and the hand in. It can crush your entire body. It's high voltage. It's dangerous. That's why the Bible offers warnings. So, pay attention to the warnings. Don't disregard them. Don't go past them. Please don't ignore them. I want you to recognize the way in which Doc and I are even talking about this stuff. Last week, we talked about our confusion — the ways we've misunderstood the role of money and the myths around it. We've interacted with those myths to make ourselves feel more comfortable about money. But they're just myths. This week, it's warnings. Money is dangerous. There's something on the line here. There are ways this can go very badly. And next week we'll talk about health. We'll talk about the right ways to handle our money and practical ways to live that will help resolve the temptation of money becoming our master." Ben Webb, Associate Minister

Subscriber-only episodeSend us a textIn this episode, Aaron and Ben Webb break down the raw, unfiltered truths about life in the Air Force and the realities of serving in Special Warfare. Ben takes us through his journey from basic training all the way to serving as an AFE expert, supporting fighter jets and combat search-and-rescue missions. They dive into the pride, pressure, and resilience it takes to face constant training, overseas deployments, and the challenge of maintaining the standards that keep our forces strong. From the thrill of jumping out of planes to the responsibility of packing parachutes that save lives, Ben shares insights that only come from years of dedication and experience.If you're ready for real talk on what it takes to serve, from the early mornings to the life-changing missions, this episode delivers. The Ones Ready team doesn't hold back, giving you a close-up look at the grit, heart, and brotherhood behind the scenes.Subscribe, share, and hit up OnesReady.com for gear, tools, and insights that will keep you mission-ready.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest02:02 Ben Webb's Journey to the Air Force05:51 Basic Training Experience10:13 Tips for Basic Training Success11:54 Graduation and Transition to Tech School20:04 Understanding AFE and Its Importance28:00 AFE's Role in Supporting Fighter Pilots32:42 Transitioning to First Duty Station33:47 Experiencing the First Unit35:22 The Reality of Continuous Training37:19 Embracing Responsibility as a Young Airman38:59 Exploring Career Opportunities in AFE40:54 Cultural Experience in Korea42:33 Navigating Assignments and Opportunities43:49 Joining the 23rd Special Tactics Squadron45:17 Adapting to Special Operations Culture46:39 Training and Qualification in AFE48:17 Deployment Experience50:33 The Importance of Support Roles52:21 Jump School Experience59:29 Future Aspirations and Advice for New AirmenJoin this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9aFBBZoBcQk8UUN_pO7nDA/joinBuzzsprout Subscription page: https://www.buzzsprout.com/680894/subscribeCollabs:Ones Ready - OnesReady.com 18A Fitness - Promo Code: 1ReadyATACLete - Follow the URL (no promo code): ATACLeteCardoMax - Promo Code: ONESREADYDanger Close Apparel - Promo Code: ONESREADYDFND Apparel - Promo Code: ONESREADYHoist - Promo Code: ONESREADYKill Cliff - Promo Code: PODCASTKC20...

Join us on this insightful episode of Quirks, Bumps, and Bruises as Melody and Candi, and special guests Parker Webb and Ben Webb discuss the evolving landscape of church attendance in the wake of the pandemic. With church attendance averaging at 85% of pre-pandemic levels, our guests share personal stories and statistics to highlight the varied impacts on different congregations. We emphasize the importance of blending worship styles to cater to diverse preferences and stress the need for spiritual maturity in understanding that worship is an act of serving God.We also explore the challenges and opportunities brought by live streaming church services. While this technology has made services accessible to those who are homebound, it has also led some to forego in-person gatherings. Listen in as we discuss the balance churches are striving to achieve by limiting live streaming to certain services and encouraging physical attendance to maintain a strong sense of community. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation about the shifting dynamics of church life in the pandemic era.

"Peace and unity are connected. Unity exists around a big idea — something significant and powerful that pulls us together. And it exists in all sorts of contexts and organizations. We could be talking about the church, but we could also talk about your school, your family, your community, your town, your state, or your country. We could talk about all sorts of different groups that exist. The unity of those groups, even if it's a Facebook group that you're a part of for your favorite team — the unity, the shared big idea of that group, is what pulls you together. It's what makes unity exist. And … it's so big that it protects us from what pulls us apart. Because within those groups, you're going to find little subordinate issues that you will inevitably disagree over. Within whatever community you may be a part of, you won't agree on every point with every person. Unity is agreeing about what is most important for the sake of that group. Peace is about allowing those smaller disagreements to stay small and not interfere with the unity around what's most important. Peace is refusing to let our differences separate us." Ben Webb, Associate Minister

"Now, that word in Romans 12, where we started—that word "honor"—it's a Greek word. It looks like the word "time," but what it means is "prize." It can mean "value," it can mean "respect." It can mean "honor," and it can mean "recognition." I really like that word recognition because I think that gives us a good perspective of what honor is. Recognition is an important piece of honor—it's recognizing the value of another person. That's an act of honor, and it can be done in all sorts of different ways. It can happen in the form of gifts, it can happen in the form of words, it can happen in the form of service. And because honor is an act of recognition, honor doesn't make something true; it's a recognition of what is true. Honor is saying out loud – whether in word or in action – what is true. It's acknowledging what is true." Ben Webb, Associate Minister

"Anxiety and worry exist on a spectrum. At one end, you have worry and anxiety that are present but manageable … and even beneficial. They press us and push us to fulfill our responsibilities. They act as a prod to do our jobs well. But that's not the complete picture. I think that's a small piece of the picture. Anxiety and worry are usually not good. Most of the time, anxiety and worry are irrational or vague. They paralyze us instead of motivating us. The most often outcome is that anxiety and worry make our lives worse." Ben Webb, Associate Minister

"When we let that lie take root, it grows and grows until, eventually, we say, "You're unlovable." It's not that you're never going to be loved; you lie to yourself and think your problem is that you aren't worth loving. No one's ever going to find you lovable. Eventually, that grows until you begin believing that you don't even love yourself. How is it possible for anyone else to love you, right? These lies are like digging a hole. And you tell yourself that you are trying to dig yourself out of the hole … but it's only getting deeper and darker. Our pain gets deeper and deeper, and our hope gets smaller and smaller. And we find ourselves unhealthy. We find ourselves in a very dangerous place. People who don't feel loved are likely to struggle with anxiety and depression, as well as many other mood disorders. We're talking about moments in our mental health where we've accepted these lies: that life has no meaning, that I am ruined, or that I am not loved. They begin to destroy us. We accept them as true, and it puts us in dark places. These lies especially destroy us when we don't recognize them as lies. The best way to identify a lie is to know the truth." Ben Webb, Associate Minister

"We talked about raising godly children – which is hard work and requires discipline. Wisdom says to listen to God. Fools despise discipline. We talked about money – which requires hard work and discipline to handle well. It wasn't groundbreaking information. Wisdom says to listen to God. Fools despise discipline. We talked about our hurts, and we talked about friends. All these things take work and discipline. Wisdom says to listen to God. Fools despise discipline. And today we're going to talk about marriage." Ben Webb, Associate Minister

In episode 11 of the Alternative Allocations podcast series, Tony and Ben cover a great deal around allocating capital and the opportunities in private markets. Ben provides his perspective on handling conversations with clients and stresses the importance of providing transparency into the operational side of alternative investments, the features and benefits of these new structures, and the merits of the proposed underlying asset class. Ben Webb, CFA® Ben Webb, CFA®, is a Director on Balentine's Investment Strategy Team. In this role, he conducts research, data aggregation, portfolio analysis, and performance attribution. Prior to joining Balentine, he spent more than two years at Towers Watson, working predominantly with institutional clients. Ben is a CFA® charterholder and sits on the programming committee of CFA Society Atlanta. Additionally, he is a member of the Southern Capital Forum. Ben is a veteran of the United States Navy, where he served as a nuclear reactor plant operator and as a nuclear mechanic onboard a submarine.   Benjamin Webb, CFA | LinkedIn Alternatives by Franklin Templeton Tony Davidow, CIMA® | LinkedIn

"How do I live like Jesus when it comes to disagreements? How do I live like Jesus when it comes to the ways in which we don't agree? And then, here's the big idea. Here's the answer at the end of the message. I'll give it to you on the front end. Here's the big idea: live in unity and peace with one another. The answer – which feels like it's lacking a little bit – but we're going to find that difference of opinion is not an excuse for division. It's not an excuse for division. Again – this is so weird. We live in unity and peace with one another even if we have different opinions … even if we have different ideas and different conclusions. We don't have an excuse to divide." Ben Webb, Associate Minister

"Is there a God? This is our starting point. This, I believe, is every human … every person's starting point. " Ben Webb, Associate Minister

Happy New Year!In this episode I chat with Ben Webb outgoing HOFO from Territory Air Services discussing life as a charter pilot, as well as top tips of what and what not to do when applying for flying jobs!Thanks to this episodes sponsorship Sunshine Slushies Darwin you can check them out here!! Sunshine Slushies Darwin - FacebookSunshine Slushies Darwin - InstagramSupport the showEmail: info@trentrobinsonaviation.com.au Facebook: http://www.facebook.com.au/trentrobinsonaviation Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/trent_robinson_aviation YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@flighttrainingaustraliaTikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@flighttrainingaustraliaPodcast Episodes: http://www.flighttrainingaustralia.com.au

Join us on Quirks, Bumps, and Bruises, as we invite Pastor Ben Webb (Melody's son-in-law and pastor) for an enlightening conversation about the importance of sabbaticals for pastors. We discuss the traditionally overburdened role of pastors and how the church can provide better support by acknowledging the significance of sabbatical rest, proper delegation to deacons, etc., and freeing the pastor's attention for his most important ministry: his family. Stay tuned for part two of this eye-opening conversation as we further explore the preparations your church can make for a pastor's sabbatical.

Trials taking place in Western Australia aim to provide growers with information and resources to increase the effectiveness of claying on poor soil. In this podcast, Dan Fay from Stirlings to Coast Farmers discusses the benefits and long-term soil amelioration that can be achieved by claying and grower Ben Webb shares his experiences with the trials and how it has positively affected yields. Contact: Dan Fay Stirlings to Coast Farmers ceo@scfarmers.org.au Watch the Improving claying efficiency on poor soil types WA video. More Information: Stirlings to Coast Farmers. GRDC Project Code: SCF2203-003SAX Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we sit down with Ben Webb of Ben Webb trucking, tune in for a great chat! We lost Chace part way into episode so there are a few cuts in the episode.

Ben is a neuroscientist, psychology lecturer, speaker and author specialising in how the brain works. In fact, he's spent 20 years researching the brain and has a special interest is how the brain changes during the perimenopause and menopause stages of life. Until fairly recently, the menopause has not been discussed widely, but that's certainly changing, thanks to some high-profile celebrities like Davina McCall campaigning for better education and access to HRT. So my conversation with Ben feels quite timely. Ben explains how – contrary to popular belief - the menopause is a neurological process and how the hormonal changes have a tangible effect on a woman's brain. He also explains why some of the common symptoms occur, the latest thinking on HRT, and why the timing of the menopause seems to be a design fault for women.

Our worship leader Ben Webb, preached from 2 Timothy 2:1-13 about how Christians are called to serve, empowered in God's grace. Christians are empowered by God's grace to do ministry Christians are called to suffer together, empowered by God's grace Christians are called to remember Jesus, who empowers the believer with God's grace ✨ Think carefully about what God is calling you to do, feel confident in the God who does not change, and act in accordance with God's calling to make disciples. Who has God placed before you who needs to hear the Gospel or who is ready to be discipled? Scripture References: 2 Timothy 2:1-13 Matthew 28:18–20 Hebrews 13:23 Romans 6:4 Matthew 10:33 We would love to pray with you today! https://www.emmauslutheran.org/prayer Fill out our virtual Connection Card: https://emmauslutheran.churchcenter.com/people/forms/152121 Be apart of Emmaus' Mission through giving! http://emmauslutheran.org/give Connect with us online… www.emmauslutheran.org www.facebook.com/Emmausaflc www.instagram.com/emmausaflc www.twitter.com/EmmausAFLC

Hello and welcome to this week's episode, where I am excited to be joined by Dr Ben Webb. Ben is a neuroscientist, psychology lecturer, speaker and author specialising in how the brain works. Ben has spent 20 years researching how the brain works – so he knows his stuff - and now shares this knowledge via his podcast and courses to help us deepen our understanding of how the brain ages. His aim is to allow us to take control of our own brain health. And there's an amazing amount within our control. In our conversation Ben shares the 6 pillars of a healthy brain in detail, including some interesting statistics about how the food we eat can reduce our mental decline by up to 30%. It's similar when it comes to the impact exercise can have, as well as how we manage stress, the critical role of good sleep and how to build up cognitive reserves. I've chatted with many guests about what we can do physically to stay healthy into later life, but much less about what we can do to keep our brains healthy. This is a really rich conversation with so much insight.

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Ben is a neuroscientist, psychology lecturer, speaker, author, and a father of two teenagers.He works with parents, seniors and professionals, delivering courses, webinars, talks, workshops and online resources to deepen understanding of the brain to enhance brain health and mental healthBen makes psychology and neuroscience practical and actionable in people's life and work. 

Dr Ben Webb - Co-Founder, Ology. Ben is a neuroscientist, psychology lecturer, speaker, author, and a father of two teenagers. He works with parents, seniors and professionals, delivering courses, webinars, talks, workshops and online resources to deepen understanding of the brain to enhance brain health and mental health. Ben makes psychology and neuroscience practical and actionable in people's life and work. In this episode: Ben's story from leaving school with no qualifications, to becoming a neuroscientist. The anatomy of the brain. Brain development. How memory works. The 5 key pillars for a healthier brain. Habit formation and addiction. How dementia affects the brain and how we can potentially prevent dementia. How trauma affects the brain. Plus much, much more. Connect with Ben: https://www.ologyonlinecourses.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ologyonline/ https://www.facebook.com/OlogyOnline/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtbAe0tg1Q3PMnp6fBRcy-g Connect with Me: www.ali-west.com https://www.kinetikfitness.co.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/aliwestcoach/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/thekinetikfitnessshow https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR9Oe_kjET63UrlCyIXlsnA Book a FREE Discovery Coaching call with me: https://bookme.name/aliwest/coaching-discovery-call Sponsor Discounts: Get 5% off Red Light Rising Products Use code: ALIWEST: https://redlightrising.co.uk/shop-all/ Get 15% off Shilajit use code: aliwest: https://www.purehimalayanshilajit.com/buy-shilajit/ Get 20% off your Mudho Health DNA Testing Kit use code ALDNA: https://muhdo.com/ Get Upto 35% off at Reflex Nutrition use code: PTWEST441: https://reflexnutrition.com/ --- 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/thekinetikfitnessshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thekinetikfitnessshow/support

I know there's a lot of stuff going on in your life right now. The endless to-do list, balancing home, work life, parenting and caring responsibilities. So it's understandable if your happiness has taken a backseat. Today, we're gong to change all that by giving you the secret ingredients that science has shown will help you live a happy midlife. Not only will these scientifically tested happiness hacks have a positive effect on you, they will also have a huge influence on those closest to you. Join Dr. Ben Webb to learn the 10 scientific secrets of midlife happiness. RESOURCES & LINKS: Download Free Guide: “Brain-Healthy Foods For Midlife” https://www.ologyonlinecourses.com/brainfoods CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ologyonline Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ology-online-courses-ltd Twitter: https://twitter.com/ologyonline Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ologyonline Watch the Better Brain, Better You PODCAST here: https://www.youtube.com/c/ologyonline

Now You Are Dead: A Pick Your Own Play Adventure opens February 17th and runs just one weekend through Sunday, February 20th, The Florentine Players at the The Florence Community Theater brings You, the Audience, the power to choose the structure of the play! Find out all about it here on our podcast as we talk with Writer, Director, Eric Green and Actor, Nate Hunzeker! Written by Bill Grennan, Greg Harries, Shannon Jackson, and Andrew Yolland. Adapted by Eric Green, Derek Kowal, and Tracey Mauk. Cast includes: Ben Webb, Sara Scheidies, Jim Watson and Nate Hunzeker. Parental guidance suggested. FLORENCE COMMUNITY THEATER CONTACT INFO: Website: https://www.florentineplayers.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FlorentinePlayers Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/florencecommunitytheater/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/FlorenceTheater The Florence Theater, 2864 State Street, Florence, Omaha, NE #florencetheater #florentineplayer HOW TO LISTEN TO THE PLATTE RIVER BARD PODCAST Listen at https://platteriverbard.podbean.com or anywhere you get your podcasts. We are on Apple, Google, Pandora, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Podbean, Overcast, Listen Now, Castbox and anywhere you get your podcasts. You may also find us by just asking Alexa. Listen on your computer or any device on our website: https://www.platteriverbard.com. Find us on You Tube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCPDzMz8kHvsLcJRV-myurvA. Please find us and Subscribe!

In this episode we speak to returning guest, Dr Ben Webb - Neuroscientist and founder of Ology. We asked him back to talk about the teenage brain, after mentioning it on one of our previous podcasts. We explore why teenage brains make them behave a certain way and why this can be such a challenge for parents. We dive into strategies to help you stay connected to your teenager so communication becomes easier and more effective and also how to give your teenager the secure grounding they need as they move into adult life. This is a fascinating episode and we know so many parents will get a lot from it. To get access to Ben's 'How to Parent a Teenage Brain' workshop - click the below link: https://www.ologyonlinecourses.com/workshop If you're a visionary business owner, coach, mentor, wellbeing practitioner - you can sign up to our free 5 day Retreat Expert Mini Course at the below link: https://cutt.ly/tOIxf7E For discounted in person tickets to the Well-Tech World Summit in Dublin, where we'll be speaking - please go to: https://www.welltechworldsummit.com/ And use the discount code: midlifementors12 at checkout for €100 off. Virtual tickets are also available. Join our free Facebook Group: The Midlife Mentors Community - where we connect with you all on a daily basis. https://www.facebook.com/groups/themidlifementorscommunity And go to our website for more information: https://themidlifementors.com And please do review and share this podcast so we can help more midlifers achieve health and happiness. You can also find free workshops, coaching, workouts and coffee mornings at our youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/themidlifementors Instagram: @midlifementors Email: team@themidlifementors.com

Did you know your brain shrinks from around 30 years of age?  And that stress can lead to a toxic build up and shrink your mental capacity.  Did you also know that certain lifestyle factors can negatively alter the structure of your brain?  In this episode we're joined by professor of neuroscience Ben Webb, who gives us not just a fascinating insight into the midlife brain, but lifestyle tips to increase brain health, build brain capacity and reverse potentially life altering diseases such as dementia. It seems it's never too late to change your brain - and just one of the amazing facts is that eating well and exercising is not only good for your body, but great for your brain too… Every midlifer should listen to this, because truly - you'll be blown away by what you learn. You can find more information about Ben and his company Ology at https://www.ologyonlinecourses.com Join our free Facebook Group: The Midlife Mentors Community - where we connect with you all on a daily basis. https://www.facebook.com/groups/themidlifementorscommunity And go to our website for more information: https://themidlifementors.com And please do review and share this podcast so we can help more midlifers achieve health and happiness. You can also find free workshops, coaching, workouts and coffee mornings at our youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/themidlifementors

Ben Webb is an information security risk analyst in the financial sector. He's also heavily involved in SecKC, the largest hacker meetup in the world. If you're in the Kansas City area and would like to join the next meetup, which happens to be SecKC's 10th anniversary, go to https://seckc.org. 

Welcome to Better Brain, Better You. We are neuroscientist Dr Ben Webb and clinical psychologist Dr Zoe Webb. On this podcast we help people of all ages to cultivate a healthy brain for a mentally healthy and happy life. So come and join us to build a Better Brain, for a Better You. We release weekly episodes for brains of all ages.

WA farmer Ben Webb joins us on the Regional Update to give us an update on how his year is panning out. He gives some insights into how he's gone using chaff carts and talks about a few other novel approached he has on farm. If you'd like to find out more about Ben's farming system, you can check out the case study on him we did here: https://www.weedsmart.org.au/content/ben-and-emily-webb-kojonup-wa/

Garden Designer Adam Frost, sits down to chat with Tamsin about lockdown, Chelsea Flower Show and his time on BBC Gardener's World.Join Tamsin Westhorpe in her conversational podcast, ‘Fresh from the Pod’; Listen to find out about the lives of celebrity gardeners, environmentalists, conservationists and dedicated plant enthusiasts.Fresh From the Pod is brought to you by Candide, the free app for horticultural and plant enthusiasts alike. Join Candide to be part of an informative and inspirational gardening community, connecting gardeners to sought after plants and incredible gardens to visit.Produced by Candide in partnership with Tamsin Westhorpe.Edited, Mixed & Mastered by Ben Webb

This plant pest and disease filled episode of Fresh From the Pod, is with the Horticultural Manager for the Horticultural Trade Association Pippa Greenwood.Join Tamsin Westhorpe in her conversational podcast, ‘Fresh from the Pod’; Listen to find out about the lives of celebrity gardeners, environmentalists, conservationists and dedicated plant enthusiasts.Fresh From the Pod is brought to you by Candide, the free app for horticultural and plant enthusiasts alike. Join Candide to be part of an informative and inspirational gardening community, connecting gardeners to sought after plants and incredible gardens to visit.Produced by Candide in partnership with Tamsin Westhorpe.Edited, Mixed & Mastered by Ben Webb

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In this emotional and moving episode of Fresh from the Pod, Dr Olivia Chapple talks about how Horatio's Garden has brought the joy and pleasures of gardens to patients with spinal injuries, enhancing the clinical care they receive and enabling escape from the confines of their situation.Join Tamsin Westhorpe in her conversational podcast, ‘Fresh from the Pod’; Listen to find out about the lives of celebrity gardeners, environmentalists, conservationists and dedicated plant enthusiasts.Fresh From the Pod is brought to you by Candide, the free app for horticultural and plant enthusiasts alike. Join Candide to be part of an informative and inspirational gardening community, connecting gardeners to sought after plants and incredible gardens to visit.Produced by Candide in partnership with Tamsin Westhorpe.Edited, Mixed & Mastered by Ben Webb

Food writer & photographer Mark Diacono joins Tamsin to chat about his family, books and what you can do when you have several overly large quinces.Join Tamsin Westhorpe in her conversational podcast, ‘Fresh from the Pod’; Listen to find out about the lives of celebrity gardeners, environmentalists, conservationists and dedicated plant enthusiasts.Fresh From the Pod is brought to you by Candide, the free app for horticultural and plant enthusiasts alike. Join Candide to be part of an informative and inspirational gardening community, connecting gardeners to sought after plants and incredible gardens to visit.Produced by Candide in partnership with Tamsin Westhorpe.Edited, Mixed & Mastered by Ben Webb

Northern plantswoman, Christine Walkden, well known for making people laugh and cry about plants, talks with Tamsin about her golden TV antics on Gardens from Above, the vast horticultural family she's accumulated and her memorable experiences of teaching students in horticulture.Join Tamsin Westhorpe in her conversational podcast, ‘Fresh from the Pod’; Listen to find out about the lives of celebrity gardeners, environmentalists, conservationists and dedicated plant enthusiasts.Fresh From the Pod is brought to you by Candide, the free app for horticultural and plant enthusiasts alike. Join Candide to be part of an informative and inspirational gardening community, connecting gardeners to sought after plants and incredible gardens to visit.Produced by Candide in partnership with Tamsin Westhorpe.Edited, Mixed & Mastered by Ben Webb

Tamsin chats with gardening legend Carol Klein discussing her lockdown projects, illustrious gardening career and the Malvern Plant & Garden Fair on the 12th and 13th September 2020.Join Tamsin Westhorpe in her conversational podcast, ‘Fresh from the Pod’; Listen to find out about the lives of celebrity gardeners, environmentalists, conservationists and dedicated plant enthusiasts.Fresh From the Pod is brought to you by Candide, the free app for horticultural and plant enthusiasts alike. Join Candide to be part of an informative and inspirational gardening community, connecting gardeners to sought after plants and incredible gardens to visit.Produced by Ben Webb, Tamsin Westhorpe and Helen AllsebrookEdited, Mixed & Mastered by Ben Webb

In this episode Tamsin talks to the very experienced horticultural TV producer, Rosie Irving. Rosie tells us about all the programmes she's worked on and how some of the programmes such as Gardeners World, Garden Rescue, Glorious Gardens from Above and Love Your Garden travel from idea to production (disclosing some of the hitches along the way!). Tamsin Westhorpe, a Judge at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, hosts her brand new podcast, ‘Fresh from the Pod’. Listen to conversations with celebrity gardeners, environmentalists, conservationists and dedicated plant enthusiasts, to find out more about their lives. Fresh From the Pod is brought to you by Candide, the free app for plant lovers. Join Candide to be part of an informative and inspirational online gardening community, connecting gardeners and plant lovers of all ages not only to each other but also to an encyclopaedic wealth of gardening knowledge. Produced by Max Thrower, Chris D’Agorne & Ben Webb Edited, Mixed & Mastered by Ben Webb

Chris Collins, the well-loved 'gardening geezer', describes his gardening adventures and how he has curated a horticultural CV to die for. From entry through apprenticeship he progressed into a career at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew and Westminster Abbey, before becoming a well-loved TV personality for the BBC. He's now an ambassador for gardeners to positively contribute to the environment in his current position as Head of Horticulture at Garden Organic.He's never happier than when surrounded by plants. He shares top tips on balcony gardening from his time living in Japan, to engaging the next generation of gardeners through the vast network of organisations out there,Tamsin Westhorpe, a Judge at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, hosts her brand new podcast, ‘Fresh from the Pod’. Listen to conversations with celebrity gardeners, environmentalists, conservationists and dedicated plant enthusiasts, to find out more about their lives. Fresh From the Pod is brought to you by Candide, the free app for plant lovers. Join Candide to be part of an informative and inspirational online gardening community, connecting gardeners and plant lovers of all ages not only to each other but also to an encyclopaedic wealth of gardening knowledge. Produced by Max Thrower, Chris D’Agorne & Ben Webb Edited, Mixed & Mastered by Ben Webb

This week Tamsin meets Chief Executive of the National Garden Scheme, George Plumptre. They talk about one of Tamsin's favourite topics, open gardens.Tamsin Westhorpe, a Judge at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, hosts her brand new podcast, ‘Fresh from the Pod’. Listen to conversations with celebrity gardeners, environmentalists, conservationists and dedicated plant enthusiasts, to find out more about their lives. Fresh From the Pod is brought to you by Candide, the free app for plant lovers. Join Candide to be part of an informative and inspirational online gardening community, connecting gardeners and plant lovers of all ages not only to each other but also to an encyclopaedic wealth of gardening knowledge. Produced by Max Thrower, Chris D’Agorne & Ben Webb Edited, Mixed & Mastered by Ben Webb