Podcast appearances and mentions of Len Brown

The golf world is still buzzing from the news that Tiger Woods will be joining the PGA TOUR player policy board as a sixth member! This secures a voting majority for the players on all decisions made by the board. The chief legal officer of the PGA TOUR, Len Brown, joins us to discuss the TOUR's rationale behind the decision. Then we shift our focus back to the Wyndham Championship as we're joined by former winners Rocco Mediate and Jim Gallagher Jr. One of the hopefuls to win this week is PGA TOUR rising star Akshay Bhatia! The newly-minted PGA TOUR member stops by to discuss how he secured his status on the PGA TOUR and what it will take to get into the FedExCup Playoffs. With the Ryder Cup just around the corner we chat with Stuart Cink after his recent appointment as vice captain; as well as Sam Burns, who's looking to make the team for the first time. Lastly, Alabama Men's Golf Head Coach Jay Seawell went viral last week as he arrived at the 3M Open to surprise his former player Lee Hodges on the green after his first PGA TOUR win! Coach joins the show to talk about his experience coaching Lee, his outlook for the Crimson Tide's upcoming season, and of course the famous milkshakes! Len Brown (3:05) Rocco Mediate (23:55) Jim Gallagher Jr. (41:29) Alabama Men's Golf Coach Jay Seawall (52:44)

Another twist in the race to become Auckland's mayor.Candidate Wayne Brown has called on rival Leo Molloy to withdraw after an appearance on satirical television programme, New Zealand Today.Molloy hit out at people he deemed "woke" as well as mayors Phil Goff and Len Brown during the interview with comedian Guy Williams.Wayne Brown says the bizarre antics, short-temper, and foul-mouthed rants have eliminated any thought he was capable of being mayor.Molloy laughed off Brown's call, describing his rival as "a dead man walking" and says it's Brown who should hold up a "white flag".Simon Barnett & Tyler Adams (in for James Daniels) discussed the brouhaha on the show today.LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Karen Hill tells the unbelievable story of when she stabbed a man who wouldn't leave her house.  Guy warms up the audience with a story about the Len Brown sex scandal but he will understand if you want to jump straight to Karen's story which starts at 14.30.

As we continue our bold adventure of 2001: A Space Augusty, trekking through all alien content, we talk Mars Attacks! The film was directed by visual maestro of the macabre, Tim Burton (Batman, Edward Scissorhands, Pee-wee's Big Adventure). We talk about his original vision of the film, and his aspirations for a stop motion masterpiece. Writer, Jonathan Gems, wrote not only this film, but also its novelization. He wrote the ill-fated, Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian. The film stars Jack Nicholson, Glenn Close, Annette Bening, Danny Devito, Martin Short, Sarah Jessica Parker, Pierce Brosnan, Michael J. Fox, Natalie Portman, Jim Brown, Pam Grier, Jack Black, and about 50 other people. Did you know they somehow conned Frank I'm-the-voice-of-every-cartoon-you've-ever-seen-including-Megatron Welker into a booth to yell "Ack!" into a microphone? The original cards were the product of Len Brown, Woody Gelman, and legendary artist, Wally Wood. The franchise started off as a card collectible, but spun off into tons of comic crossovers: Godzilla, The Savage Dragon, Super Sentai Power Rangers, Popeye, Miss Fury, Star Slammers, Ghostbusters, Chew, Madman, Transformers, Spike, Strangers in Paradise, Zombies v. Robots, Rog-2000, Judge Dredd, Dinosaurs Attack, Munchkin, Bojack Horseman, and Red Sonja. Speaking of unsuspected crossovers, did you know how the film overlaps with the works of Howard Stern? Or how about this, did you know Alex Cox tried to get the film made back in the 80's? We also have an in terview with Gwar co-founder, Hunter Jackson, aka "Techno Destructo." We talk about everything from his hot sauce brand, to his pro wrestling career, with tabletop gaming and his hatred of Star Wars in between. Support him at https://houseofhuntar.com/ This week's "Hidden Track" is The Voyage by Thurnin off their record, Menhir. https://thurnin.bandcamp.com/album/menhir ; https://www.facebook.com/Thurnin-2253470771426493/ If you ever have feedback or recommendations on future episodes, please let us know at slasherspod@gmail.com. You can always find us on our social media: Instagram, Twitter, Slasher App: @slasherspod Facebook: /slasherspod Reddit: u/slasherspod https://www.youtube.com/c/slasherspodcast You can find our merch, and links to all our online presence here: linktr.ee/slasherspod Theme song is I wanna Die by Mini Meltdowns. https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZAk6lUDsaJj8EAhrhzZnh ; https://minimeltdowns.bandcamp.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/slasherspod/support

The shock - horror response sparked by news of a publicly-funded ‘sex scandal' TV drama was almost as stale as the decade-old affair it was based on.

The shock - horror response sparked by news of a publicly-funded ‘sex scandal' TV drama was almost as stale as the decade-old affair it was based on.

One of Auckland's biggest sex scandals is set to hit the small screen.The story of former Auckland Mayor Len Brown's affair with ex council adviser Bevan Chuang will be told in a made for TV movie.The movie is called Princess of Chaos and will receive $2.6 million from NZ on air.Chuang made headlines in 2013 when her two year affair with Brown was revealed days after his successful re-election campaign.Former Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Chris Finlayson told The Weekend Collective that, objectively, he would not fund it, but bodies like NZ on Air and Arts Council are at "arms length" from ministers, and this is the kind of "stupid decisions" these bodies make."20 odd years ago, the Arts Council decided to fund the Venice Bienalle, and the star attraction was going to be a donkey braying in a toilet."He says that it's unfair to Brown to put this story back out there, and "some decency" should be shown to his family. LISTEN ABOVE

One of Auckland's biggest sex scandals is set to hit the small screen.The story of former Auckland Mayor Len Brown's affair with ex council adviser Bevan Chuang will be told in a made for TV movie.The movie is called Princess of Chaos and will receive $2.6 million from NZ on air.Chuang made headlines in 2013 when her two year affair with Brown was revealed days after his successful re-election campaign.Former Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Chris Finlayson told The Weekend Collective that, objectively, he would not fund it, but bodies like NZ on Air and Arts Council are at "arms length" from ministers, and this is the kind of "stupid decisions" these bodies make."20 odd years ago, the Arts Council decided to fund the Venice Bienalle, and the star attraction was going to be a donkey braying in a toilet."He says that it's unfair to Brown to put this story back out there, and "some decency" should be shown to his family. LISTEN ABOVE

Len Brown is the Project Manager of Rap, R&B, and Reggae Music at the Recording Academy. In addition to artist outreach and music business outreach, Len oversees the nominee selection and voting process for his genres' categories during the lead up to the Grammy Awards every year. On this episode Len sheds some light on what goes on behind the scenes at the Recording Academy, how you can become a voting member, and what he things separates Grammy winners from the rest of the pack. Find Len Here: https://www.instagram.com/caneyekickit2/ Find Industry Talks here: industrytalks.net Find Roman Perry here: romanperry.rocks/

Three Minutes Max, New Zealand commentators with succinct opinions. Commercial developer and infrastructure owner Wayne Brown shares his thoughts on how Covid-19 challenges Auckland's place in the New Zealand economy.

Three Minutes Max, New Zealand commentators with succinct opinions. Commercial developer and infrastructure owner Wayne Brown shares his thoughts on how Covid-19 challenges Auckland's place in the New Zealand economy.

Everybody has gripes about the Grammys — who gets nominated, in what year, in what category, who wins, and more — but not many people understand the process behind the Recording Academy's awards. On this episode of "Q&A with Che," Len Brown, Project Manager for the rap, R&B, and reggae Grammys categories, joins Che to clarify how submissions, nominations, and winner voting works. In addition, Brown explains how the music community — emerging and established — can get more involved to ensure that the most deserving artists get nominated and in the right categories. Follow “Q&A with Che” on social media! IG: @chepope_podcast TW: @chepope_podcast FB: Q&A with Che Podcast

Len Brown from Collars n’ Cuffs Tuxedo Rentals in Wilmington, Delaware shares his experience in how to make guys clothing not suck. We discuss attire for parents of the groom as well as my two favorite service elements that made me notice his company in the first place – a tuxedo fitting party and a hotel front desk drop off with pickup the day after the wedding. Learn more about Len and his business by visiting www.collarsncuffsonline.com

T.H.U.N.D.E.R.H.O.S.T.S. Bill and Rob return to talk about Dynamo #1, originally published by Tower Comics and cover dated August 1966. A giant size offering of our boy Len Brown in solo action! Listen in and hear how Dynamo faces the evil likes of The Red Dragon, The Iron Maiden, Demo, Dr. Sparta, mysterious men from the moon (maybe), Andor and Dr. Oom in battle! He gets nowhere (again) with Alice! He forgets to ask for a raise! He punches dinosaurs in the face! AND we are treated to the debut of Wonder Weed, Super Hero! All this and T.H.U.N.D.E.E.R.tracks from The Buggles and NRBQ!

Len Brown, John Campbell and Fifa talks, before Kenneth goes on about Gravity and Joe & JC make a case for the merits of Christmas music but Brad's not having a bar of it.

The Auckland Mayor Len Brown and his supporters celebrated his win at a bar in the inner city suburb of Kingsland.

Excitement levels run high as we whittle away the days until this weekend's C2E2:2 with -- What else? -- comic talk, this time targeting Brian Michael Bendis, the first pair of issues of Jennifer Blood from Dynamite!, Tyrannosaurus Rex from Image, Fantagraphics' forthcoming 21: The Story of Roberto Clemente from Wilfred Santiago, Sigil #1 and Leonard Kirk, Butch Guice, Carbon Grey #1, Bad Dog #4 (Right...), Venom #1 by Remender and Moore, The Intrepids #1, Snyder and Jock's Detective Comics, Matthew Allison's Calamity of Challenge webcomic (CANKOR!), Dark Knight Returns Vs. Year One (and Ronin), socially relevant comics, Captain America and political groups, Mars Attacks! from Topps Comics (Keith Giffen, Charlie Adlard, Tom Sutton, Len Brown, Earl Norem, and more!), Who is Jake Ellis #2, Takio, and a whole mess more!