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Join Ben on his journey for the Fantasy Sasquatch! The Squatch has been in hibernation since the end of the 2020 NFL season. While Ben treks through the forests of the Pacific Northwest to track down the Fantasy Squatch, he and Alex meet together virtually to bring you some new QUICK HITS in the form of the Sasquatch Square-Off. The long awaited return of the popular ADP Battle show from last offseason has finally returned! The Chairmen are bringing you six quick hit ADP debates to help you in the upcoming week in all your late fantasy league drafts! The players discussed in these episodes were picked from frequently asked questions about who to draft from social media, in the DMs, and in person. We hope these quick hit episodes help you make your choice when it comes to your pick in all your upcoming drafts! Join in on the conversation with us by following @ChairmenFantasy, @FindFFLeagues, and @FantasySquatch on Twitter. You can also find us on Instagram (@fantasychairmenpod). Visit the Chairmen on the web at www.fantasychairmen.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fantasychairmen/support

Join Ben on his journey for the Fantasy Sasquatch! The Squatch has been in hibernation since the end of the 2020 NFL season. While Ben treks through the forests of the Pacific Northwest to track down the Fantasy Squatch, he and Alex meet together virtually to bring you some new QUICK HITS in the form of the Sasquatch Square-Off. The long awaited return of the popular ADP Battle show from last offseason has finally returned! The Chairmen are bringing you six quick hit ADP debates to help you in the upcoming week in all your late fantasy league drafts! The players discussed in these episodes were picked from frequently asked questions about who to draft from social media, in the DMs, and in person. We hope these quick hit episodes help you make your choice when it comes to your pick in all your upcoming drafts! Join in on the conversation with us by following @ChairmenFantasy, @FindFFLeagues, and @FantasySquatch on Twitter. You can also find us on Instagram (@fantasychairmenpod). Visit the Chairmen on the web at www.fantasychairmen.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fantasychairmen/support

Join Ben on his journey for the Fantasy Sasquatch! The Squatch has been in hibernation since the end of the 2020 NFL season. While Ben treks through the forests of the Pacific Northwest to track down the Fantasy Squatch, he and Alex meet together virtually to bring you some new QUICK HITS in the form of the Sasquatch Square-Off. The long awaited return of the popular ADP Battle show from last offseason has finally returned! The Chairmen are bringing you six quick hit ADP debates to help you in the upcoming week in all your late fantasy league drafts! The players discussed in these episodes were picked from frequently asked questions about who to draft from social media, in the DMs, and in person. We hope these quick hit episodes help you make your choice when it comes to your pick in all your upcoming drafts! Join in on the conversation with us by following @ChairmenFantasy, @FindFFLeagues, and @FantasySquatch on Twitter. You can also find us on Instagram (@fantasychairmenpod). Visit the Chairmen on the web at www.fantasychairmen.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fantasychairmen/support

Join Ben on his journey for the Fantasy Sasquatch! The Squatch has been in hibernation since the end of the 2020 NFL season. While Ben treks through the forests of the Pacific Northwest to track down the Fantasy Squatch, he and Alex meet together virtually to bring you some new QUICK HITS in the form of the Sasquatch Square-Off. The long awaited return of the popular ADP Battle show from last offseason has finally returned! The Chairmen are bringing you six quick hit ADP debates to help you in the upcoming week in all your late fantasy league drafts! The players discussed in these episodes were picked from frequently asked questions about who to draft from social media, in the DMs, and in person. We hope these quick hit episodes help you make your choice when it comes to your pick in all your upcoming drafts! Join in on the conversation with us by following @ChairmenFantasy, @FindFFLeagues, and @FantasySquatch on Twitter. You can also find us on Instagram (@fantasychairmenpod). Visit the Chairmen on the web at www.fantasychairmen.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fantasychairmen/support

Join Ben on his journey for the Fantasy Sasquatch! The Squatch has been in hibernation since the end of the 2020 NFL season. While Ben treks through the forests of the Pacific Northwest to track down the Fantasy Squatch, he and Alex meet together virtually to bring you some new QUICK HITS in the form of the Sasquatch Square-Off. The long awaited return of the popular ADP Battle show from last offseason has finally returned! The Chairmen are bringing you six quick hit ADP debates to help you in the upcoming week in all your late fantasy league drafts! The players discussed in these episodes were picked from frequently asked questions about who to draft from social media, in the DMs, and in person. We hope these quick hit episodes help you make your choice when it comes to your pick in all your upcoming drafts! Join in on the conversation with us by following @ChairmenFantasy, @FindFFLeagues, and @FantasySquatch on Twitter. You can also find us on Instagram (@fantasychairmenpod). Visit the Chairmen on the web at www.fantasychairmen.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fantasychairmen/support

Join Ben on his journey for the Fantasy Sasquatch! The Squatch has been in hibernation since the end of the 2020 NFL season. While Ben treks through the forests of the Pacific Northwest to track down the Fantasy Squatch, he and Alex meet together virtually to bring you some new QUICK HITS in the form of the Sasquatch Square-Off. The long awaited return of the popular ADP Battle show from last offseason has finally returned! The Chairmen are bringing you six quick hit ADP debates to help you in the upcoming week in all your late fantasy league drafts! The players discussed in these episodes were picked from frequently asked questions about who to draft from social media, in the DMs, and in person. We hope these quick hit episodes help you make your choice when it comes to your pick in all your upcoming drafts! Join in on the conversation with us by following @ChairmenFantasy, @FindFFLeagues, and @FantasySquatch on Twitter. You can also find us on Instagram (@fantasychairmenpod). Visit the Chairmen on the web at www.fantasychairmen.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fantasychairmen/support

I am thrilled to kickstart our second season (woohoo!) of the Architecture Social's podcast with a resident host of the Architecture Social's community forum, Benjamin Champion.While Ben is a fantastic Architect at Sheehan Nagle Hartray Associates, he also happens to be a technology enthusiast and the gamemaster of our Dungeon and Dragons group on the Architecture Social.Join Ben and me in a no-holds-barred conversation about everything and anything as well as his motives to run for the RIBA Council.This was fun, let me know your thoughts and also do check out Ben's election statement over on RIBA:"I am a newly qualified architect. Over the past eight years I have worked in small villages, in London, and abroad. I have seen the ways architects are viewed by a range of clients and by varying cross sections of the public - which is not always positive. The recent uproar on behalf of architectural assistants demonstrates that this perception is not restricted to those outside the profession.A common topic I have noticed in conversations with other young architects over the past sixth months is a frustration with the apparent impotence of the profession to influence the outcome of a building. It is my intention during my time on the council to work towards linking architects with the general public by providing a more public-facing aspect of the profession to de-mystify the process of engaging an architect.The frustration with the structure of our education and the position of architectural assistants resonated with my own experience and has prompted me to try and provide a young professional voice to the council. There is a clear wish for change, which the current council is admirably and successfully addressing, and I have a strong desire to contribute."You can vote for the RIBA Council here: https://secure.cesvotes.com/V3-1-0/riba2021/en/home?bbp=19879&x=-1

This is a follow up podcast to our previous one on the Fine Structure Constant (called "Alpha" and designated by the greek letter: α) to show a second way the Fine Structure constant, one of the most wonderful, enigmatic, mysterious constants in the universe, the joy and marvel of atomic physicists, is in the Great Pyramid. I also acknowledge an error I made in the previous episode about the #FineStructureConstant, thanks to the comments of a YouTuber. Alpha, which some physicists call the "God number", manifests itself through the relationship of the Coffer and the Kings Chamber which contains it. I invite listeners to go to Egypt with me in October, and said in the video that information to do so would be here, so let me just quickly say that all the information and pricing, etc. is on our website: https://greatpyramid.org This revelation of the Fine Structure Constant in the Great Pyramid is so fascinating! It of course raises the question of authorship. I got into a battle of sorts over the question of authorship on YouTube recently. The incident dealt with the widely viewed channel @UnchartedX I ended up having a very good interchange with Ben, who runs the channel. While Ben and I are divided over the question of the authorship of many of the granite features at Giza, we agreed to disagree agreeably! Ben is of the opinion of so many alternatives that the granite work in the Great Pyramid could not be the work of the dynastic Egyptians, but must be the result of a now-deceased previous high tech civilization. I, on the other hand, believe that it was 4th Dynasty Khufu who built the Great Pyramid, and I think there is a lot of profound evidence for that. So who put the Fine Structure Constant, Alpha, in the Great Pyramid? That is the interesting question, to which I have an answer, but I do not go into that in this podcast. This podcast is also a YouTube video. AIP Social Sites: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sagesilent @sagesilent Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/DirectorAIP @DirectorAIP The web: https://www.greatpyramid.org Blog: https://www.greatpyramid.org/sage Podcast: https://anchor.fm/greatpyramid Tumblr: https://greatpyramidaip.tumblr.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheSilentSage Academia: https://independent.academia.edu/LarryPahl YouTube Channel Link: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheGreatPyramidAIP

To celebrate Father's Day this year, we leaned into "Better Together" with a joint panel of dads from both church's elder teams. While Ben, Mike, Ron, Dave, and Josh munched on bacon, we chatted about funny moments, things they'd like to do over, and ways their journeys as fathers has helped them connect more deeply to their Heavenly Father. Tune in for laughs, dad-joke groans, and some profound gold nuggets of wisdom from these men!

On Episode 10 of LegalAF (#LAF), MeidasTouch’s Sunday morning law and politics podcast, hosts MT founder and civil rights lawyer, Ben Meiselas and national trial lawyer and strategist, Michael Popok, examine why in Ben’s world the “scales of justice” (?) move so slowly (inside joke alert) while discussing the looming criminal indictment of the Trump Organization, Trump and his family by a New York state special grand jury based on Trump tax records obtained through a divided, 5-4 Supreme Court ruling. While Ben and Michael are at it, they discuss in detail the special qualities of the grand jury process in the American legal system. Of course, no #LAF podcast would be complete without a deep dive into Rudy Giuliani and his 18 cellphones and laptops about to be closely reviewed by a special master to be appointed by a federal judge to determine if any of the materials are protected by the attorney-client privilege from disclosure to the prosecutors investigating him for his role in the firing of the US Ukrainian ambassador. The “Legal Analysis Friends” next discuss former Ambassador Sondland’s attempts to have former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the Federal government pay the $1.8 million in legal fees he racked up testifying to the House Intelligence Committee that Trump illegally withheld millions of dollars in US aid to Ukraine in order to force them to open an investigation into Joe Biden’s son Hunter during the Presidential election campaign, that later led to Trump firing the Ambassador. Hooded Justice and Velvet Hammer then turn their attention back to, where else, Florida, and explain why Governor DeSantis has the First Amendment and its protections exactly backward with his new law prohibiting social media companies, like Twitter, from banning (i.e. deplatforming) users for bad behavior like Trump. Ben then takes the #LAF listeners through the law of Presidential pardons leading to the SDNY prosecutors and judge having no choice but to drop Steve Bannon’s criminal prosecution arising out of his fraudulent “build the wall” charity. Finally, and ending on a “politics makes strange bedfellows” note, Ben and Popok discuss why the current Department of Justice is arguing in federal court that that even though Trump’s forcibly removing protestors from Lafayette Park to allow him to have a “clean” photo op on his way to a nearby church holding an (upside down) bible was a bad thing, a court should not interfere with decisions by the Executive Branch around how to provide security and protection to a sitting US president. Easter egg alert: Ben drops a little “Federalist Papers” knowledge on Popok, and Popok reminds Ben that scales of justice don’t move forward and back, wheels do. If you enjoy MeidasTouch Podcasts, please rate the show 5 stars on the Apple Podcasts app! Get your Meidas Merch at store.meidastouch.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/meidastouch/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/meidastouch/support

We discuss Biden's American Families Plan proposal, which Biden unveiled in his first State of the Union address last week (spoiler: it's rather underwhelming) and the industry lobbying that made it happen. Then we discuss the proposal to expand Medicare that came from Reps and Senators - both progressives and moderates - and what it may signify in the fight for Medicare for All. Show Notes Today we celebrate Stephanie's first dose of vaccine and Biden's first 100 days. (Spoiler alert: #underwhelming) While Ben and Stephanie liked the President's non-healthcare progressive priorities like paid family and medical leave, subsidized childcare for low income families, and increasing taxes on the very wealthy, they're disappointed in the healthcare vision Biden laid out. Ben and Stephanie first review the healthcare components of the American Rescue Plan, passed on March 10. This plan included $1,400 payments as well as 100% subsidy of COBRA (the very expensive program that allows employees who have lost their jobs to pay for their past employer's health insurance plan) premiums. It also removed the income limit on ACA premium subsidies for anyone whose health insurance premium costs more than 8.5% of their income, and increases subsidies for low income households. All of these policies will sunset, or die off later this year or in a few years. During the State of the Union, President Biden also talked about proposals that aren't actually in the American Families Plan: a public option, lowering the Medicare eligibility age to 60, extending subsidies to low income people in states without Medicaid expansion, and letting Medicare negotiate drug prices. The actual American Families Plan only has one healthcare proposal: the ACA subsidies from the Rescue Plan will be made permanent. This will affect about 9 million people, less than 3% of the population, at a time when 30 million have no insurance, and more than 60 million are seriously underinsured. While this expansion will help this small group, it sends more tax dollars to a private, profit-driven insurance industry. Not the big bold reform those of us who believe healthcare is a human right and a public good hoped for. Coincidentally, back in December America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP - the industry lobbying organization) and Blue Cross called on Congress to fully subsidize COBRA and expand subsidies for private ACA plans, as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Interesting that this is the exact proposal made by President Biden in the Rescue Plan and Families Plan. Hmm. Ben and Stephanie also discuss the alternative proposal sent to Biden by members of Congress (Seventeen Democratic Senators and 80 Democratic Representatives), calling for the American Families Plan to include an expansion of Medicare eligibility to age 60, cover hearing, dental, and vision, and introduce a cap on out of pocket expenses. Interestingly, the letter signers include a lot of centerist leadership, not just the typical Medicare for All supporters. This plan isn't a clear win for us: we assume Medicare Advantage, the private insurance alternative to traditional Medicare, will continue to siphon taxpayer dollars into private coffers. Also, bringing in 60-65 year olds, we won't get the cost savings we would get by bringing all Americans in. But bringing more people and some additional benefits into Medicare would help build confidence in public healthcare, potentially making it easier to build a case for Medicare for All. Ben does some coalition math on this alternative plan: the insurance industry would probably like this plan, because it would take the most expensive people (those 60-65 years of age) out of the private employment-based insurance pool, leaving younger and cheaper policy holders for insurance companies to profit off of. The opposition will come from hospitals and providers, because Medicare pays them less than private insurance does...

We initially met Elizabeth Jolly at our second ever race at the 2018 24 Hours of Lemons race in Thompson CT.  We then listened to her on the first few Shifting Points podcast.  Then we met her at our recent skid pad and autocross event at Lime Rock Park with the SCDA group.  It was at this point, we realized that these three ladies were all the same person.  We could say we were overwhelmed at our second race; we could also say that we didn't recognize her since she was in her “Flo” costume, but it was great to meet her in person for the second time.  On this episode, we catch up with Elizabeth on her thoughts about the SCDA event, her new E30 race car and then we talk through how to learn to work on a car from a starting point of near zero skills, experience, and tools.  Both Elizabeth and Vicki have both progressed far in the past few years and maybe someday Bill will as well.  Lol.    On this episode’s Dominating with Dawson, we go into Ben’s extensive karting experience and discuss the various types of karts and kart racing available.  Karting can definitely help your driving and racing, most things translate, and it is a great way to practice for relatively low cost.  We do try to go into the parts of karting that translate and what doesn’t translate directly due to the difference in car geometry and suspension.  While Ben is pulled away for his daddy duties, we take a slight detour into cake baking and decorating from our resident cake decorating expert, Miss Jen.  Our first ever partial WOOT DwD episode.  Even Ben came to the table with a Coca Cola cake, recipe tbd, lol. You can subscribe to our podcast on the podcast provider of your choice, including the Apple podcast app, Google music, Amazon, and YouTube etc.  Also, if you could give our podcast a (5-star?) rating or even better, a podcast review, we would greatly appreciate it and it would help us to grow the passion and sport of high performance driving. For instance, leaving an Apple Podcast rating is very easy.  If you go to your podcast library, under shows and click on the podcast you can leave a (5?) star rating and enter your review.  A link to the episode is: https://tinyurl.com/ElizabethJolly We hope you enjoy this episode! PS  Please don’t forget that if you are looking to add an Apex Pro to your driving telemetry system, don’t forget to use our discount code for all Apex Pro systems you will receive a free Windshield Suction Cup Mount for the system, a savings of $40.  Just enter the code “ghitlikesapex!” when you order.  We have two systems for our team and Bill is looking to add a third for this season, pending CFO approval from Vicki.  They are a great system and truly invaluable in safely increasing your speed on track and/or autocross etc. Best regards, Vicki, Jennifer, Alan, and Bill Hosts of the Garage Heroes In Training Podcast and Garage Heroes In Training racing team drivers Highlights from this episode include: 1)  Bill herds/hosts this episode.  Vicki and Jen, as always, are so excited to have a fellow lady racing driver.   2)  Elizabeth races autocross and endurance racing and almost all other forms of driving she can try.  She started with a quick purchase of a 944 that then several other soon to be race cars.  Her latest purchase is her new BMW E30 prepped race car.  It even has a bit of history and we are sure Elizabeth will add to it as well. 3)  Elizabeth and Jen commiserate about the wonderful weather at their first Lemons event.  It was a downpour and the humidity hit a point where nearly all glass surfaces fogged making visibility even worse.  We then go into the importance of seating position and the effect it can have on the driver’s ability to see as well. 4)  Bill starts a plan.  Nothing good can come of this.  It's looking like a girls race weekend is upcoming.  Bill is bringing palm fronds and a butler outfit for the ladies. 5)  The discussion on beginning to learn about working on cars from scratch begins around 28:30 or so.  Some great information that should help others go from garage zero to Garage Hero.  See what we did there, lol.  It was too easy to resist. 6)  To the surprise of no one, Vicki relates the car to her past arts and crafts projects.  The analogy does hold some merit from a material perspective.  Elizabeth has even gone into the area of the electrical system and wiring of her 944’s. 7)  The ladies provide a ton of tips and tricks that they have learned along the way.  Some are very basic, but each one has been found to help us out. 8)  Two words:  parts car.  (Does this mean Bill can buy another car?  Sounds like it to him.) 9)  Jen and Bill are next in line on learning to work on the race cars.   10)  Vicki almost blows the super secret theme that we were working on and debuted at the Lemons race last weekend at PittRace.  Photos 11)  We then go into the favorite tools and tool highlights that Elizabeth and Vicki have at this point.

We’re keeping the series going this week, but flipping the discussion over to the saltwater side of things!This episode covers a wide range of marine fish from the common and hardy, to the rare and particular. While Ben, Amy, and Charles do tend to get carried away designing dream systems, most of the fish and aquariums discussed in this episode could be achieved by the average aquarist. Questions and suggestions, or just have your own inspiration to share? Comment under this episode, send an email to podcast@watercolorsaquariumgallery.com or join us onSEE DETAILS

Dragon Rider (German: Drachenreiter) is a 2020 German animated fantasy film based on the novel of the same name by Cornelia Funke. The film was to be released in theatres on August 6, 2020. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the film release was finally postponed to October 1, 2020.Firedrake is a young silver dragon, who has had enough of constantly having to hide in a wooded valley. He wants to show the older generations of dragons that he is a real dragon. When humans are about to destroy his family's very last refuge, Firedrake secretly sets off on an adventurous journey with forest brownie, Sorrel. He wants to find the "Rim of Heaven", the dragons' mysterious haven. On their quest Firedrake and Sorrel encounter Ben, an orphan and stray, who claims to be a dragon rider. While Ben and Firedrake make friends quickly, Sorrel becomes increasingly distrustful and tries her best to get rid of the orphan at every opportunity. But the unlikely trio have to learn to pull together, because they are being hunted by Nettlebrand, an evil, dragon-eating monster which was created by an alchemist with the aim of tracking down and destroying every dragon on Earth.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chapteronetaketwo)

“It's partly about lying or not telling the truth, but fundamentally, it's - is there any trust between people and institutions? And if people in those institutions are not telling the truth, there is no trust. And why should you bother listening to anything they tell you or why should you comply with anything you're asked to do if you're not being told the truth?” - Jerry GreenfieldOn this week’s episode of Comes a Time, Mike and Oteil are joined by the infamous Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield of Ben & Jerry’s, the Vermont ice cream slingers known for creative flavors and successfully building a values-led business. Ben and Jerry share their issues with dishonesty in politics and media and discuss the importance of truth from and accountability for politicians. The four also talk about their concerns with the prosecution of whistleblowers, and the loss of the dividing line between opinion content and the news. Finally, they share their story of building a business that is values-driven and not afraid to take social, political, and environmental action. In1978, longtime friends Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield founded a homemade ice cream parlor in Burlington, VT. Today, Ben & Jerry’s is recognized and enjoyed worldwide. The company has long been known for its creative and innovative flavors, clever names, and successfully incorporating activism into their business model. While Ben and Jerry no longer own the business, they are still involved in promoting the social and environmental initiatives that Ben & Jerry’s undertakes. Ben and Jerry have received numerous awards and recognition, including the Corporate Giving award from the Council on Economic Priorities, the US Small Business of the Year Award from President Ronald Reagan and several honorary doctorates. Together, they also authored the book, Ben & Jerry’s Double Dip: How to Run a Values-Led Business and Make Money, Too. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Comes A Time is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted and Produced by Oteil Burbridge and Mike Finoia. Executive Producers are Andrew Schwartztol, Christina Collins and RJ Bee. Production, Editing and Mixing by Eric Limarenko and Matt Dwyer. Theme music by Oteil Burbridge. To discover more podcasts that connect you more deeply to the music you love, check out osirispod.com-------Visit SunsetlakeCBD.com and use the code TIME for 20% off your purchase of premium CBD productsStart your path toward investments that align with your values. Visit www.greenfuturewealth.com and mention "Osiris" when scheduling your free virtual consultation to receive your free investment report. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“It's partly about lying or not telling the truth, but fundamentally, it's - is there any trust between people and institutions? And if people in those institutions are not telling the truth, there is no trust. And why should you bother listening to anything they tell you or why should you comply with anything you're asked to do if you're not being told the truth?” - Jerry GreenfieldOn this week’s episode of Comes a Time, Mike and Oteil are joined by the infamous Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield of Ben & Jerry’s, the Vermont ice cream slingers known for creative flavors and successfully building a values-led business. Ben and Jerry share their issues with dishonesty in politics and media and discuss the importance of truth from and accountability for politicians. The four also talk about their concerns with the prosecution of whistleblowers, and the loss of the dividing line between opinion content and the news. Finally, they share their story of building a business that is values-driven and not afraid to take social, political, and environmental action. In1978, longtime friends Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield founded a homemade ice cream parlor in Burlington, VT. Today, Ben & Jerry’s is recognized and enjoyed worldwide. The company has long been known for its creative and innovative flavors, clever names, and successfully incorporating activism into their business model. While Ben and Jerry no longer own the business, they are still involved in promoting the social and environmental initiatives that Ben & Jerry’s undertakes. Ben and Jerry have received numerous awards and recognition, including the Corporate Giving award from the Council on Economic Priorities, the US Small Business of the Year Award from President Ronald Regan and several honorary doctorates. Together, they also authored the book, Ben & Jerry’s Double Dip: How to Run a Values-Led Business and Make Money, Too. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes!Comes A Time is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted and Produced by Oteil Burbridge and Mike Finoia. Executive Producers are Andrew Schwartztol, Christina Collins and RJ Bee. Production, Editing and Mixing by Eric Limarenko and Matt Dwyer. Theme music by Oteil Burbridge. To discover more podcasts that connect you more deeply to the music you love, check out osirispod.com------- See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the What’s neXt podcast! Doug and Karen talk about the finale of the Fox TV series “neXt”. We discuss the episodes “File 9” and “File 10” Here’s a quick outline: Real mole, fake mole While Ben is an actual mole, intent on sabotaging the good guys, Gina goes undercover at the NSA. A […] The post What’s neXt 08 – NeXt Meets A Fiery…End? appeared first on What's neXt?.

We talk to Ben Plenge, a strength and conditioning trainer from Bristol, who's clients range from every-day riders up to World Cup and EWS racers and pros, including Wyn Masters and Vero Sandler.In this episode, Ben talks us through why strength and conditioning training is so important if you're looking to improve on-bike performance. While Ben's work focusses on mountain bikers, there's plenty of relevant information for our road-riding listeners too.For more information on Ben and his Strength Factory in-person and remote coaching business, check out www.thestrengthfactory.uk or his social media pages – ‘mtbstrengthfactory' on FaceBook and ‘strengthfactory_coach' on Instagram. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This month we all read 'Ghost Talkers' by Mary Robinette Kowal! Here's a description of the book: Ginger Stuyvesant, an American heiress living in London during World War I, is engaged to Captain Benjamin Harford, an intelligence officer. Ginger is a medium for the Spirit Corps, a special Spiritualist force. Each soldier heading for the front is conditioned to report to the mediums of the Spirit Corps when they die so the Corps can pass instant information about troop movements to military intelligence. Ginger and her fellow mediums contribute a great deal to the war efforts, so long as they pass the information through appropriate channels. While Ben is away at the front, Ginger discovers the presence of a traitor. Without the presence of her fiance to validate her findings, the top brass thinks she's just imagining things. Even worse, it is clear that the Spirit Corps is now being directly targeted by the German war effort. Left to her own devices, Ginger has to find out how the Germans are targeting the Spirit Corps and stop them. This is a difficult and dangerous task for a woman of that era, but this time both the spirit and the flesh are willing… Send us photos of your bookshelves: toomanythoughtsmedia@gmail.com Check out our links: Read Daniel's Book, 'Dave Woke Up'! See Peter's games! - see his new TTRPG, The Well! For More TMT Shenanigans: toomanythoughtsmedia.com Twitter: @TMT_Media, @tackyslacks, @ArgentRabe, @ShoelessPete, @ShimmyBook, @SinisterInfant E-mail: toomanythoughtsmedia@gmail.com

Oh dip, turkey! While Ben and Dru wait for all their other friends to show up to the Zoom Thanksgiving, they discuss Thanksgiving spreads, the places they've been and why, and the problems facing capitalists in the ScoobyDooniverse. This episode contains extensive spoilers for the 1987 film Scooby-Doo Meets the Boo Brothers.

https://www.benduffypresents.com/ Ben Duffy has bled filmmaking for the past 17 years of his life. He started off making skate videos with his best friends on driveways, and now is a filmmaker with 10 documentaries under his belt, 4 of which are features. In the humble opinion of this writer, Ben Duffy has redefined the meaning of micro budget filmmaking. If money fell from trees, Ben grabbed the pennies while others got to the bills first, and always finished the film with the pretty penny. We Are Skateboarders, Bens most acclaimed published film, was made from him riding on bus's with expired weekly bus passes to get to the shoots, holding two skateboarders, a big ass tripod, and a heavy loaded camera bag…and lets not forget about the food stamp grocery bill for when the shoot was over. Ben transformed digital video tapes to an hour and 50 minute, 2nd highest viewed feature length skateboard documentary for the price of what could have cost the average production nearly 900,000 dollars. That was just the beginning of this humanitarian's career. While Ben could have used his existing success as a skateboard documentarian, he chose to diversify and tap into the world of the underdogs, the community of people who are never fully seen; fully heard. Using only crowdfunding campaigns as a financial source to carry him through, Benjamin created Amazon Prime featured documentaries on autism and the world of disabled people as professional athletes. When I talked to Ben he told me that after his what would much later be his most financial successful film, Tin Soldiers, featuring 4 time Paralympic gold medalist, Alana Nichols, he was fucking over filmmaking. It wasn't until 6 months later a quadriplegic man spoon fed Ben a new idea to document love and sexuality in the disabled community, did he find himself crying on his friends couch that he was living on and said, “I have to believe that this this going to work, because I have nothing left to lose”, Ben raised in total 55 thousand dollars to turn what was a caterpillar of an idea to a beautiful butterfly that will fly this November. Ben also said, or should I say, boldly states, that Take A Look At This Heart is the film he wants to be remembered by because it the only film he's made that no one else can touch - it is truly a 1 of a kind unique demonstration of passion and pulling something from with in you that you didn't know you had in order to find the love for yourself that's been missing for so long. Maybe it is that you need a heart of gold in order to be successful while running on empty. Or maybe Ben has showed the world with his films that in order to fill the emptiness with gold, you just can't stop running. This website shows Bens endless search for the little miracles that remind us we are human, and it all started with a camera 5 times the size of your new iphone. https://www.instagram.com/runseahorserun/ Watch some of Ben's work here: Here is Episode 1: HOPE https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i4vFQ_eXGDY Here is episode 2: “Love and Suicide” https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FRP6R2o5XrA --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bravemaker/support

While Ben's out on paternity leave, for the next few weeks you'll be hearing from the Privy team and other ecommerce experts. We're kicking things off today with Kristen Curtiss. She runs Customer Success here at Privy. So every single day, she and her team are helping ecommerce brands think of creative ways to make more money. Here are 5 ways she wishes every Shopify store owner would use Privy.

Ben McEvoy is an AFL player for the Hawthorn Football Club, and with the AFL season for 2020 just finishing, he has currently played 222 AFL games, is a 2x premiership player and a member of the Hawthorn leadership group, plus at 31 years of age, he is playing some of the best football of his career as he looks ahead to 2021.He was originally drafted to the St Kilda Football Club with pick 9 of the 2007 draft, the same year Matthew Kreuzer was taken at number 1. At just 18 years of age, he made his debut for the Saints in his first year, Rd 13 of 2008 against Fremantle and an opposition ruckman by the name of Aaron Sandilands who just happens to be the tallest player to ever play Aussie Rules standing at 211cm tall.He played 91 games at St Kilda before unexpectedly being traded to Hawthorn ahead of the 2014 season, however it turned out to be a blessing for him as Hawthorn would win the premiership in 2014 and 2015 in his first two seasons at the club, making him a 2x premiership player in the process.While Ben has same great accolades attached to his name now, it hasn’t all been smooth sailing or an easy journey for him as he discusses throughout the episode. He has had to deal with some pretty extradorinaiy situations as an AFL player, patricianly during grand final week. In 2010 when at St Kilda and after playing majority of that season, including then preliminary final, he was dropped for the grand final the following week which was of course a draw, and recalled to play in the grand final replay the following week.In 2014 when at Hawthorn, he didn’t play in the preliminary final, but was called into the side for the grand final and tells a great story about that situation including a call from Chris Fagan and a discussion with Alistair Clarkson as he was on his way to play in the VFL grand final.Throughout the episode, Ben is honest and open as we discuss his initial move from the country to the city to start his career, his nativity as he puts it, his training habits and mindset and how that has evolved over his career, how he attacks the off season and pre season, the grand final years, some turning points an light bulb moments, the traits of some of his great coaches and why his family and farming are pivotal to giving him balance and perspective on his AFL career.Please enjoy this genuine and thorough conversation with Ben McEvoy.

In today's episode "The Ramblings" we're back from a short hiatus. While Ben takes care of some work, I'm holding down the podcast with updates on what's been going on, my personal life and company updates. I go off and ramble about "life being like soccer" because I touched on it in my FB Live. We are glad to be back and excited to continue sharing with you guys. --- 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/theramblings/message

While Ben shares his infinite wisdom and Erik struggles with the validity of companion novels, the bearded bros discuss the backsummaradvert of Midnight Sun by Stephenie Meyer.

Publishing has been a fundamental pillar of contemporary art’s existence. Whether as incubators for mythology-building; or becoming settings for communities to emerge, art is impossible to think outside of publications, as magazines, books, journals or today’s online forms. Ben Eastham is someone whose work wedges exactly on this territory; founding editor of The White Review, Former Editor of Art Review, and the current editor-in-chief of art-agenda. We hear his take on art publishing as creative practice; writing and editing as a means of re-scripting and re-positioning works of art; and his first-hand take on the notorious Power 100 list of the Art Review magazine.Ben has recently penned an essay for the Art Review about his experience with the rapid proliferation of online content in the art world. Unlike the skeptic majority, Ben has a fresh take, offering a stream of optimism that is much needed these days. https://artreview.com/home-viewing/Founded by Ben Eastham and Jacques Testard in 2011, The White Review is a London based quarterly arts journal published in print and online. The magazine takes its name from LA REVUE BLANCHE, a Parisian magazine which ran from 1889 to 1903. Apart from being a top-notch publication both for the fields of literature and contemporary art, The White Review also runs prestigious short story and poets prizes.https://www.thewhitereview.orgBen is the editor-in-chief at Art Agenda, the division of e-flux dedicated to contemporary art criticism since March 2020.https://www.art-agenda.comInspired by Emmanuelle Lainé’s exhibition at Hayward Gallery titled “Learn the Rules Like a Pro, So You Can Break Them Like an Artist!” in 2018, “Places and Things” is a piece of fiction written by Ben Eastham. Here is a link to the video documentation of Ben performing his work that took place in the exhibition space. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igw3xwtDvHkImaginary museum is Ben’s upcoming book to be published this year from Harpercollins Publishers. The book takes place in an imaginary museum as the title suggests. While Ben shows us around interfering security guards, pretentious curators, skeptical visitors, angry protestors and elusive ghosts become mediators for him to reflect upon the art of today. He taps into his memories and experiences to pose questions about contemporary art while contemplating our increasingly strange and complex times as well as the world in which we live.. http://www.beneastham.com/books/Art Review‘s Power 100 is a list that names the so-called “most powerful” 100 people in the field of contemporary art annually. Here is the link to the 2019 edition https://artreview.com/power-100/Episode recorded on Zoom on June 4th 2020. Interview by Can Altay.Produced by Aslı Altay & Sarp Renk Özer. Music by Grup Ses.Released from MÇPS Studios.

Today, a special announcement: I would like to introduce you to the Patterns Video Podcast.  Ben Woznicki and I have been working on this project for nearly six months and it is finally time to stop starting and start shipping (that’s an agile joke).  Our idea is to share patterns (hence the name) for how teams and organizations can release sooner with higher confidence. Both Ben and I have helped a lot of different organizations. We've seen things that work well, seen things that work poorly, seen some things that do both, and unfortunately some things that would make your hair stand up. The effective patterns are what we are here to share as well as provide space for you to interact and learn. All of the videos will be on the shorter side. Our typical format will include: A brief review of the basic idea that we're talking about. Discuss the problems the idea is trying to solve and introduce any controversy on the topic. Provide an approach to use the concept within specific contexts (think hints and tips) The history of the idea. Finally, common challenges when using the idea and antidotes to those challenges. At least in the short term, we are going to deliver the video content in two ways: SPaMCAST Podcast feed.  This will be a medium resolution version that is better for commutes or just listening while you jog. Patterns Podcast YouTube Site. This will be a full 1080p version of the video (those get large) for those interested in the full impact of Ben’s cinematic multicamera video techniques.  All of the videos will be short and conclude with a call to action. We will begin delivering every two weeks. While Ben and I like to talk, we want to hear from you because your perspective will help us learn and grow. Contact us at: Tcagley@tomcagley.com @tcagley on twitter benwoznicki@gmail.com  @benwoz on twitter

Happy Mothers Day! Rex confronts Sarah and tries to convince her to go back to Salem and bring back baby Rachel. Sarah gets upset especially when she finds out that Brady is in jail and she would be giving the baby back to Kristen. When Rex calls Kristen, leaving her a voicemail that he has important news, Sarah knocks him out and ties him up. She breaks down in front of Rex, expressing that she can’t trust no one in Salem. Xander visits Maggie in jail and tells her that he and Victor switched Sarah and Kristen’s baby. Maggie breaks down when she realizes that she killed her own granddaughter when she ran Sarah and Adrienne off the road. Kristen confesses to Lani that she was the one who stabbed Victor. Lani decides to help Kristen escape from the police station and help her find Rachel. She connects with Theo who is able to track down Rex’s call from Kristen phones and lets Kristen know that the call came from Paris. Gabi believes that Jake is really Stephen and kisses him. While Ben is at the body shop two mysterious guys knock him out thinking he was Jake. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In a VERY SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT episode of "The Grawlix Saves the World," the boys decide they should fill some holes in their pop cultural canon. When Ben and Adam discover that neither of them has seen "The Fast & the Furious" movies, they vow to watch every single one, fastly and furiously, binge-indoctrinating themselves into the Fast and the Furious Universe, heretofore known throughout the land as the F&FU. For his part, Andrew has to watch "Jerry Maguire." That's it. One stinking movie. While Ben and Adam watch nine. NINE! No one ever said The Grawlix Saves the World was fair. FAMILY! Featuring standup comedy clips from Shanna Christmas and Steve Vanderploeg! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Live from the Creek Ben is out in the field and Dil is high in the sky. While Ben avoids being fined the lads cover everything from kids birthdays to ball bags. Dil explains why he's gone all Brittany Spears and remember people stay home as there were way to many people down the creek.

Ben and I both share the same birthday - April 7th, 1984, with Ben just a few hours older than me!  COVID update from South Florida, as we are starting to get to the height of the Coronavirus. Professionals are currently predicting April 16th as the peak time for COVID in Florida. We are continuing our support for our clients with changes as necessary to prevent the spread of Coronavirus.  We are both predicting addiction rates increasing because of the economic downturn and lack of work available. Social media news outlets are influencing people around the world. I believe that we are going to look at how much we depend on the media after COVID passes.  Returning Home Post Treatment “Set yourself up for success where you are at today, not where you think you’re going to be tomorrow.”  Ben Rock Recovery Center Your loved one may have returned home from treatment. Especially during the outbreak, people are stressed and can easily fall back into relapse. Make sure to encourage your loved one or yourself to call for help when you feel you need assistance before you are in dire straits. Prevent yourself from getting into an old negative pattern you don’t want to experience again in your life. No matter where you go for treatment, you will most likely take more than one attempt to recover. This does not mean you can’t recover in one attempt. To improve in one attempt, “all the seeds need to plant and grow.”  While Ben needed multiple attempts to recover, I was able to be clean after one treatment, however; I was able to make all the seeds grow. Mainly to learn to cope with the underlying issues which pushed me into using drugs and alcohol. Listen in to find out Ben’s experience with multiple times trying to recover from addiction, why people don’t want to identify as a drug addict, and why people are not aware of challenges when they get back home after recovery. Learn why you will fail 100% of the time if you are not into the treatment process and learn the components to make your recovery work. Check out my new website where you can download any episode right from my site along with other useful information for those in recovery. Share this podcast with a friend and leave us a review! Show Notes: [03:05] South Florida COVID update and peak time prediction. [05:50] How social media is influencing people around the world.  [08:49] Pick up the phone and reach out for support when you need to without guilt. [10:02] Ben’s experiences post-treatment with several tries detoxing.  [11:21] My experience with treatment and why I could successfully treat one time. [13:04] Why people don’t want to identify as a current or past addict. [16:05] Spouse and marriages, addiction and divorce. [17:35] Why you should do as much as possible during treatment. [20:30] Ben’s favorite recovery quote. [23:30] Focusing and understanding that recovery is up to the individual and learning from failure. [26:31] What happens when people come back to recovery the second time. [30:24] Negative habits of drug addiction, please take the initiative and call and reach out for assistance! Episode Links and Resources Real Recovery Live Chat Real Recovery Talk on the Web Real Recovery Talk on YouTube Leave Real Recovery Talk a review on iTunes Rock Recovery Center Real Recovery Talk on Facebook Ideas for a show? Email us tom@realrecoverytalk.com and ben@realrecoverytalk.com Brene Brown and Vulnerability Futures Recovery Healthcare Center

After a month away, Javi, Brandon, and Ben are back! While Ben and Javi were exploring Yosemite, and Brandon was raising his new baby girl, F1 went to Brazil and produced quite possibly the most thrilling race this season. Multiple battles, safety cars, close racing, and very surprising podium helped make this our favorite race of 2019! Plus Formula E is back!- Seb and Charles say they are mature enough to put crash behind them, very sorry for the team: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhYXa0jXwlA - Formula E visor cam is really cool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySSnnTMCaX8- "They are going potty at Toro Rosso": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gt5Pz1_2znM- Rich Energy still being weird: https://twitter.com/rich_energy/status/1196513513314934784

While Ben is making some good progress with development on Playgroup, Noah is still thinking about what market to target and how he wants to approach building his next project. One important part of Noah's progress will very likely be The Mom Test, so they talk a bit more about that and how to use it early on when interviewing customers, as well as later in product development.

While Ben's away the La Croix Boys play. Without the friend of the show this week features an extended mail horde. Follow Us: https://twitter.com/ Email Us: ichewspod@gmail.com

While Ben is out enjoying vacation, Noah talks to Joshua from the Getting to Ramen podcast. They have a great conversation about the hard decisions Joshua is facing with his business Upscribe. Should he keep going with it? Try to sell it? Move his attention to another project? Noah has also gotten some good news with some potential to sell CofeePass! Thanks for listening to Product Journey!

While Ben’s on vacation, Derrick welcomes Matt Wensing, founder of SimSaaS and co-host of the Out of Beta podcast. Matt was also the co-founder and CEO of Stormpulse. Derrick credits Matt for giving him great advice to make the winding down of Level less daunting. Now, Derrick’s on the upswing of rebuilding his confidence, despite challenging cluster headaches and stress cannibalising productivity. Today’s Topics Include: Out of Beta: Matt’s new podcast where he publicly discusses projects and products Mentorship Momentum: Seek help to sharpen software as a service (SaaS) skills Matt’s focused on marketing efforts to get work done and sales to gain access What is launching? Get started for free! TinySeed, Big Benefits: Solo business can’t do it alone; community plays a big role Fruitful Conversations: StaticKit update involves JavaScript, APIs, and Markup (JAMStack) Links and resources: Matt Wensing on Twitter (https://twitter.com/mattwensing) Matt Wensing on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/wensing) SimSaaS (https://simsaas.co) Riskpulse (https://riskpulse.com/) Out of Beta Podcast (https://outofbeta.fm) Stormpulse (https://stormpulse.com) SimSaaS on TinySeed (https://tinyseed.com/latest/2019-funding-announcement-simsaas) MicroConf (https://www.microconf.com) MicroConf Europe (https://microconfeurope.com) Brian Casel (https://briancasel.com/) Rob Walling (https://robwalling.com/) Jason Cohen (http://blog.asmartbear.com/jason-cohen) Company of One by Paul Jarvis (https://ofone.co/) Slack (https://slack.com/) Heroku (https://www.heroku.com/) CI/CD for WordPress with Peter Suhm of Branch CI (https://webmasterradio.fm/episode/ci-cd-for-wordpress-with-peter-suhm-of-branch-ci) Art of Product on Twitter (https://twitter.com/artofproductpod) Derrick Reimer (http://www.derrickreimer.com) Website Derrick Reimer on Twitter (https://twitter.com/derrickreimer) Ben Orenstein (http://www.benorenstein.com/) Website Ben Orenstein on Twitter (https://twitter.com/r00k?lang=en) Tuple (https://tuple.app/) Tuple’s Pair Programming Guide (https://tuple.app/pair-programming-guide) StaticKit (https://www.statickit.com/) Level (https://level.app/) Level Retrospective (https://www.derrickreimer.com/essays/2019/05/17/im-walking-away-from-the-product-i-spent-a-year-building.html) Level Manifesto (https://level.app/manifesto)

While Ben emits wisdom and Erik sputters demonic nonsense, the two discuss The Hero With a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell and how it relates to life, the cosmos, and Star Wars.

While Ben continues to fight his way through the preliminary tournament, Bill and Sloan learn that there are much darker powers at play. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/arnold-blohme/support

While Ben’s on vacation, Derrick welcomes another podcast host who can commiserate with him about email automation. Jane Portman is a UI/UX expert and consultant who hosts the UI Breakfast Podcast and co-founded Userlist.io. She describes what it takes to create a customer messaging tool. Today’s Topics Include: Product Priorities: Slow, steady, and quality Lifestyle Business: Overall goal is to replace consulting with SaaS recurring revenue Challenges: Limited development time and resources; slow growth rate to adopt mission-critical product To Build, or Not to Build: Avoid feature creep by focusing on what to add or improve Playbook Post: 10 steps to successfully position a product Launch Process: People are waiting for the right time for the right tool for their business Customer Conversations: Pre-product interviews about problem to be solved; followed by product demos to grant access to beta version for feedback Finding Customers: Landing page, updates, stories, sign-ups, mailing list, and more We’re out of Beta! Simple and straight-forward product launch plan and strategy Generic Illustrations: Product design trend that has to end Email Experiences: Educate people on how to ethically use email to serve their business Links and resources: User Onboarding: The Ultimate Guide for SaaS Founders (https://userlist.com/user-onboarding/) UI Breakfast Podcast (https://uibreakfast.com) Userlist.io (http://userlist.io/) UI Breakfast on Twitter (https://twitter.com/uibreakfast) Userlist.io on Twitter (https://www.twitter.com/Userlistio) Behind the Scenes of Our Upcoming Public Launch (https://userlist.io/launch-strategy/) How We Used April Dunford’s 10-Step Method to Overhaul Positioning at Userlist (https://userlist.io/positioning-overhaul/) AoP Episode 91: Feeling Superhuman with Rahul Vohra (https://artofproductpodcast.com/episode-91) Product Hunt (https://www.producthunt.com/) Hacker News (https://news.ycombinator.com/) Drip (https://www.drip.com/) MailChimp (https://mailchimp.com/) Humans of Flat Design on Twitter (https://twitter.com/humansofflat?lang=en)  Paul Jarvis (https://pjrvs.com/) MicroConf (https://www.microconf.com/) Art of Product on Twitter (https://twitter.com/artofproductpod) Derrick Reimer (http://www.derrickreimer.com) Website Derrick Reimer on Twitter (https://twitter.com/derrickreimer) Ben Orenstein (http://www.benorenstein.com/) Website Ben Orenstein on Twitter (https://twitter.com/r00k?lang=en) Tuple (https://tuple.app/) Tuple’s Pair Programming Guide (https://tuple.app/pair-programming-guide) StaticKit (https://www.statickit.com/) Level (https://level.app/) Level Retrospective (https://www.derrickreimer.com/essays/2019/05/17/im-walking-away-from-the-product-i-spent-a-year-building.html) Level Manifesto (https://level.app/manifesto)

In our first episode Frazer breaks down British pop legend (in his eyes) Louise!While Ben gets to grips with the car seen everywhere in California, Tesla and it's Lex Luthor style overlord Elon Musk.

In this episode, Alan sits down with professional cyclist Ben King to talk about life, training, performance, control, identity and faith. Ben has competed on massive stages, like The "Tour de France," and shared his story in a powerful "I Am Second" video. While Ben is an accomplished athlete, he is vulnerable about the ups and downs of his journey. Whether you are a competitive athlete or not, we think this episode will speak to your life, leadership and health.   Connect with Ben:  www.benkingusa.com Instagram Twitter

Ben and I sat down recently to discuss some of the latest research into how exercise affects the brain, and specifically, running. While Ben isn’t leading any of these studies in his work, he acts as somewhat of a translator in his writing, helping us to understand the cutting edge of brain science. He’s spent the past decade and a half in the lab, looking at how the brain grows and works during our lifetime.And being a keen runner, Ben is curious to look at real evidence, and science… that supports common effects and feelings expressed by runners of all levels: how running can help us clear the mind, find focus, deal with stress… think more creatively… and impact our overall mental health. As you heard, Ben equates running with a type of mindfulness meditation.Find out more by listening to Episode 2 of The Aire Libre Running Podcast, a series of intimate conversations with renowned experts and inspiring characters on discovering our world through running, travel, culture, spirituality and mindfulness.Ben Martynoga is a neuroscientist and science writer. After a decade at the forefront of brain research, he swapped his white coat for a pen, leaving his full-time lab role to focus on communicating science.  He is in demand as a speaker and has published books, chapters, blogs and podcasts. His articles appear in the Guardian, New Statesman, The i newspaper, Long+Short magazine and the Financial Times. Increasingly, he feels the need to get up from his laptop and go out for a run. When he gets back to his desk, ideas always flow more easily. He tweets, occasionally, at @mountainogre .

Sometimes we over-complicate healthy living. Today, author, coach, and nutrition & fitness expert Ben Greenfield, brings insights on how to improve our health based on ancient wisdom. While Ben is known as a “biohacker,” who uses technology and science for peak performance and health, he also has a profound understanding of simple ways that we can mimic the health practices of our ancestors for optimal health. Ben discusses the benefits of grounding, catching sunlight, and cold exposure, for example, that we can incorporate into everyday health habits, wherever we are today. He shows us how to use modern-day technology to benefit our physical and mental health in this post-industrial world. He shares his own personal hacks that he uses to mitigate exposure to radiation when traveling, not to mention his biggest “dial mover” when it comes to his own health and fitness. In the end, he points us to the ultimate combination of health and life span for the most fulfillment and joy. For more on Ben, his resources, and podcasts, visit bengreenfieldfitness.com. To support the "Retracing the Footsteps of Dr. Weston A. Price" initiative, click here. Check out our sponsors: Heal Your Gut Guy and Ancestral Supplements.   For the full show notes from today's episode and additional resources, visit our website: westonaprice.org.

Welcome to the Urinal Cake Flavored Episode 54!!! While Ben is recovering mentally due to a Star Wars related illness, Micah is joined by a very special guest: Nick! Remember him from episode 23? Of course you do, forgetting would mean you don't really love us. Join them as they discuss the Top Ten Games to Play in the Bathroom. Don't forget to flush!   TIME STAMPS: 11:35 - Catchphrase of the Week: "Put the scube, in Scuba!" 17:43 - List Reveal / Explanation 26:41 - The List Begins (Finally) 1:09:32 - Honorable Mentions   Please Rate/Review, Subscribe, Tell a Friend. Tweet - @realmicahandben Email - toptenwithmicahandben@gmail.com,  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/realMicahandBen/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel Stitcher - http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=136291&refid=stpr   Intro and Outro music from The Legal Immigrants. Their songs are called "Panacea" and "Hollywood" from their album Panacea. Buy Their Music!: Spotify: https://play.spotify.com/artist/053bcHfwWm3ktygqFmyesb?play=true&utm_source=open.spotify.com&utm_medium=open iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/the-legal-immigrants/id541080540 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thelegalimmigrants/   Thank you to Lexa and Catherine for the awesome logos! And Kyle for your musical talents! Check out Lexa’s website! https://www.lexaraebutler.com   Check out Kyle Jurassic: Twitter: @kylejurassic Facebook: facebook.com/kjurassic YouTube Channel: “Aspiring Actor’s Guide to New York” https://www.youtube.com/user/kjuresich

-It's story time this week. While Ben is away Gus will play.  -WrestleMania Journey, Injury recovery, Anime Convention!! -Movie Genre Game!!

In this episode, you'll learn what Benjamin and Sophia have been doing since graduating and leaving London which lead to both of us pursuing self employment. Sophia started her own photography company in university, and after working 1.5 years as marketing coordinator for a small family insurance business, decided to leave her job to go full time. While Ben jumped from position to position until finally making the decision to live the freelance life, leaving his full time position in the winter of 2019! Listen to this episode to learn what inspired us to leave our full time positions and go it on our own. Show links Find Sophia at @ridiculouslyhappyppl / sophialemon.com Find Benjamin at @benjamin_edward / benjaminedward.ca Find KYSP at @kindofsortofpro

While Ben and Greg discuss NBA All-Star Weekend, Ben recalls having breakfast with Giannis during summer league. Do you think Giannis would remember him?

The gamers get together to discuss gaming. Randy confesses a deep secret. While Ben learns of one of the greatest games shows ever!

The gamers get together to discuss gaming. Randy confesses a deep secret. While Ben learns of one of the greatest games shows ever!

While Ben is doing the Birdbox Challenge, Jim Rutledge joins the show to breakdown the infamous 'Rutledge Rant' commercial that airs on 100.5 ESPN.

While Ben is out Meditating in the woods, Coby and Ethan spend some time reviewing Rob Schneiders "The Animal" But not before they learn a few secrets about their friend Ben...

Hail Mighty Listeners!! We hope this finds you in rude health! We are back from a fantastic weekend of hobby, Bugmans and merrymaking at Warhammer World (And in Dans case Rock city!!) We chat through that, a few of the up and comings and new releases. Have an awesome time in the hobby and we will catch you in two weeks. Until then... its episode 34!The 2Ps Show notes are here; http://www.2psinapod.com/show-notes/episode-34-show-notes/ TIMESTAMPS 00:02:23 - ON THE HOBBY DESK - Dan gets his base on, splashes some blood around and finishes his Bloodthirster, While Ben does some scenery and makes a start on more titans 00:27:43 - GALAXY OF WAR - We discuss some games of 40k, Heresy and Titanicus and some of the things we have learned  00:51:12 - THE MORTAL REALMS - Ben krumps some pointy-eared gitz.... and Dan gets spiked by the same pointy eared heroic defenders of the mortal realms 01:14:42 - HAIL TO THE COMMUNITY - A huge list of shout outs and the calendar. We highlight Greetings from the Warps plans for next year 01:30:59 - INTO THE WILDS - We look at the tasty new offering from Fireforge games. Shout outs too; Tom Carterhttps://www.instagram.com/necromundatom  Klein Guillaume https://www.instagram.com/brennos_50/  Olmo Castrillo https://www.instagram.com/olmo_castrillo_miniatures/  Andy of the Aett https://www.instagram.com/andyoftheaett/https://twitter.com/oftheaett  Alec BurnsideThomas Holmes Matt MatthewTony RasksFireforge games https://fireforge-games.com/ Greetings from the warpKirton Games https://kirtongames.co.uk/  Bens sound for the intro music "epic"

While Ben was off competing on the floor at the CrossFit Games, Blair had some time to sit down with the head of Kettlebell Kitchen. Kettlebell Kitchen refers to themselves as a lifestyle food performance company. We are hungry already.

While Ben is on a beer assignment in Boston, The New Way taps guest hosts and identical twin brothers Kevin and Ryan (The Thompson Twins) to help them with this wacky episode. Matt, Nick and The Twins take a deep dive into screwball comedies. Or is it madcap comedies? Maybe it's slapstick? What are the rules this week? You'll have to listen to find out. But the focus is on movies that make you laugh, regardless of plot, character development or cinematic integrity. Plus, the gentelman also take a trip to the swinging 60's and 70's with a spirited discussion of their shared love of Paul Lynde. But the real joy in this week's episode is how often A Goofy Movie is brought up. Fans of Goofy and Paul Lynde won't want to miss a minute!

This week, the Thinking LSAT team is reduced to a party of one. While Ben lives it up at the beach, Nathan mans the helm on his lonesome and burns […]

Shhh… Don't tell anyone… We talk about Fight Club! We have a full studio again in this episode as Mickey, Beka, and Ben welcome Ronny, Andrew, Alex, and Roman back to the table! The passel of podcasters vent and vex about cars and drivers. Mickey describes driving in India. Beka announces an awesome app. While Ben is strangely quiet, Beka compares mechanics to gynecologists. If you would like to pose a question or offer feedback, please come find us on Facebook, or on our website at TheThingAboutCars.com. WE NEED YOUR HELP! Please visit our tip jar (link below) to help us raise money for new equipment. Thank you for being awesome listeners!Support The Thing About Cars by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-thing-about-carsThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Ben catches up with Greg Gilman, Founder of Science Blockchain, to talk about launching one of the world's first security tokens. Greg talks about his journey from security token discovery to evangelizing and managing the process with venture firms new to digital ownership. Greg recalls his initial conversations with institutional investors; answering their questions about custody and calming their fears about custody and legalities. Greg goes into why Science Blockchain decided to issue such a complex security token, and why it was so important to deliver value back to token holders -- who are limited partners -- who have a vested interest in Science's portfolio companies. Greg discusses his partnership with Argon Group and Tokenhub, to ensure full and ongoing compliance for Science's security token. He mentions the role Open Finance Network, Polymath's wrapper and Habor's R-Token standard play in managing the downstream, post-sale life of a security token. Greg offers some thoughts on what it will take for security tokenization to go mainstream with retail and institutional investors, and why that could lead to an explosion in wealth when illiquid assets become liquid. Ben and Jay dissect the conversation and how much the security token space has changed in the past few months; how issuers are testing the infrastructure on themselves; and the challenges and realities of post-issuance compliance and trading. They compare and contrast investment practices of VCs with their new blockchain-based brethren. Jay talks about the "anticipointment" left in the market by utility tokens, and why it has muddied the waters on security tokens. He talks about how the media are trying to handle the unknowns of security tokens. While Ben explains why security tokes are more comparable to investment options that have been around for decades, just with greater liquidity. Ben and Jay wrap with a shout out to the "Tokenize the World" crew and Ben claims that "every asset on NASDAQ will be tokenized."

Ben Jacobsen founded Jacobsen Salt Co. in 2011. They are the first company to harvest salt in the Pacific Northwest since Lewis & Clark. The company has transformed from a local small business to a nationally recognized brand and one of America’s leading premium salt makers. Their products can be found at such retailers such as William-Sonoma, Whole Foods, and many more. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [1:25] Jeremy introduces his guest, Ben Jacobsen. [2:30] Ben talks about the start of his small business. [4:30] Unexpected uses of their salt and how they come up with flavors. [10:00] From a hobby to a business. [13:30] Ben talks about hauling salt water by hand. [15:00] What type of salts do Ben and his team create? [18:00] Ben talks about business milestones. [20:00] Personal sacrifices Ben has made along the way. [21:00] Ben talks about his team. [23:30] How did Ben and his team develop their process? What are they doing with byproducts? [26:00] Managing the logistics of selling a product. [30:30] Ben talks about acquiring a small local honey company. [32:30] Low and high points in journey so far for Ben and his team. [35:30] The milestone of getting health insurance for the whole team and Ben’s plans for the future. In this episode… How do many business success stories get their start? Is it an innate desire that business leaders have to make a name for themselves? Or could it be something as simple as a new hobby that ends up being a great business idea? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from entrepreneur and innovator Ben Jacobsen. Ben takes the time in his interview with Jeremy to go over how his new hobby of making salt lead him down the path of creating a new business that has since grown and developed into a thriving brand. What can you learn from Ben’s fascinating story? Find out on this exciting episode, you don’t want to miss it! Does the sound of innovation and experimentation excite you or does it stress you out? For some people, the process of testing and experimenting is too messy and convoluted. But that’s not the case for Ben Jacobsen. Ben loves to experiment, that’s what led him down the path of salt making as a hobby and now as a business. His love of experimenting lives on even as his business is established and growing. Now, Ben channels his desire for experimentation into blending new and exciting flavors into his company's flagship product, salt. Listen to this episode of Inspired Insider to hear all about Ben’s passion for experimentation. What is your biggest goal in business besides making a profit? Do you dream of your service or product really improving the lives of others? Do you want to use your success as a platform to make a difference in the world? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from innovator and entrepreneur Ben Jacobsen. When asked about the biggest milestone in his business so far, Ben points to the moment he was able to provide healthcare insurance to his team members. Listening to Ben describe that moment, you really get the sense that he cares about his team and wants to see his organization become a source of good in their lives. Make sure to listen to this episode to hear more about Ben’s story! Few things can make a huge impression on someone better than delicious food. The one thing that all delicious food has in common is high-quality ingredients. On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from Ben Jacobsen as he shares the amazing story of how his company, Jacobsen Salt has made a name for themselves. While the journey wasn’t challenge free, Ben is proud of the fact that they’ve been able to get their product in fine dining establishments, elegant retail stores, and even some of Portland’s popular food trucks. Discover the amazing lessons and insights that Ben has to share by listening to this engaging episode, you don’t want to miss it! One of the most important decisions that a business can make as it seeks to continue its path toward success is to diversify and expand its offerings. What can your organization do to expand its reach and influence in the marketplace? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from business leader and entrepreneur Ben Jacobsen. While Ben’s company, Jacobsen Salt has made a name for itself through it’s high-quality salt products, they’ve recently decided to expand their efforts by acquiring a line of premium honey products. To hear why Ben and his team decided to acquire this line of products and how it fits into their overall business model, make sure to listen to this episode! Resources Mentioned on this episode http://jacobsensalt.com/ www.beelocal.com Google Docs Dropbox SalesForce Shopify Sponsor for this episode Rise25 is where entrepreneurs of 6,7, and 8 figure businesses come together live and in person every few months to solve their biggest business challenges through this high-level Mastermind group. Each member leaves each week with lifelong friendships and actionable steps to take their business to the next level. Check out Rise25.com - a group run by myself and cofounder John Corcoran. Rise 25 is application only.

CliffCentral.com — While Ben takes a little golfing break, he prepares a little look back into the life of Sir Roger Bannister for you. More than just a sportsman, the late Sir Roger changed the sport of athletics forever, and created one of the most iconic moments in sport - going under the 4 minute mile barrier. Ben recaps on this while also bringing you the latest from the world of rugby and cricket.

While Ben and Nate finish a writing project, please enjoy another edition of "Saturday Night Jive" the podcast where Ben and his brother George discuss in depth the hilarious bad and bizarre films of SNL alums. The 2000 movie "Duets" is about the exciting world of competitive karaoke starring Gwyneth Paltrow, Paul Giamatti, and Huey Lewis, and it's insane. This was a favorite listen of ours so please give it one yourself. Available on iTunes.

While Ben and Ashley are dispatched to a secret Bachelor location...guest host Vanessa Grimaldi takes over the studio.  She opens up about her breakup with Nick Viall and what it’s like to be dating again.  She is also joined by by best friend Danielle M. and Becca Tilley to discuss the world as she knows it.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Today we have Ben Arneberg who Co-Founded two quickly growing 7 figure ecommerce companies, Willow & Everett and CubeFit. He did all of this while working full time in the United States Air Force helping to develop cutting edge space technology. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [1:20] Jeremy introduces his guest, Benjamin Arneberg. [2:00] Driving traffic to your Amazon listing. [5:30] The most important steps in launching a product. [7:00] Common mistakes ecommerce sellers make. [10:00] Difficulties Ben has faced along the way. [12:00] Navigating business with your spouse. [17:00] One of the proudest moments in business for Ben so far. In this episode… What does it take to create sustained ecommerce success in today’s marketplace? What lessons can you learn from prolific industry leaders? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from business leader and entrepreneur, Benjamin Arneberg. Ben opens up about his success as an ecommerce business leader, the important steps for ecommerce leaders launching a new product, common mistakes ecommerce leaders make, how he balances a working relationship with his wife, and so much more! Make sure to have pen and paper ready for all the valuable insights Ben shares. You don’t want to miss this fascinating episode! Are there principles and concepts that work for ecommerce business leaders that you can apply to your business? What does it take to compete in a growing and expanding industry like the ecommerce marketplace? On this episode of Inspired Insider, Ben Arneberg shares the lessons he has learned leading two ecommerce brands to exponential growth and success. Ben has developed helpful steps that ecommerce leaders can go through that will help them launch a new product. You’ll want to listen to this episode and check out the helpful content that Ben and his team have put together for leaders like you. If you’d like to learn more about this subject, make sure to listen to this episode featuring Ben! What is it like working side by side with your spouse in your ecommerce business? How do you keep things professional when you have such an intimate relationship? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from Ben Arneberg as he opens up about his experience of working with his wife and putting in the hard work to make both sides of their relationship thrive. While Ben says that working with his spouse brings its own set of variables, he also notes that it's been a positive and rewarding experience. Make sure to listen to this episode as Ben expands on this experience and other helpful insights for leaders like you! Resources Mentioned on this episode http://productfuel.io/ Wilcox Boots www.willowandeverett.com Sponsor for this episode Rise25 is where entrepreneurs of 6,7, and 8 figure businesses come together live and in person every few months to solve their biggest business challenges through this high-level Mastermind group. Each member leaves each week with lifelong friendships and actionable steps to take their business to the next level. Check out Rise25.com - a group run by myself and cofounder John Corcoran. Rise 25 is application only.

We always stress that tracking and measuring your biometrics is essential to successful biohacking, but sometimes you need to remember one simple thing: Listen to your body. Episode 39 features Ben Coomber, host of UK's #1 health & fitness podcast (Ben Coomber Radio) and writer for major publications such as Men's Fitness and The Daily Telegraph. A regular rugby player, Ben spends much of his time maximizing his athletic performance through the use of high-fidelity fitness, nutrition, and supplementation. As someone who dealt with childhood obesity and a multitude of other issues, Ben understands the difficulties of changing one's lifestyle even if they know it is for the better. While Ben has tinkered with various regimens and diets, he has concluded that his natural intuition is key to his own personalized health goals. Through educating and sharing his personal experiences to the world, Ben continues to push his audience to become a better, healthier version of themselves. Geoffrey Woo and Ben discuss the ins and outs of Ben's fitness and nutritional routine, the importance of recovery after training or working out, and the potential for exogenous ketones as a pathway to treat brain injuries.

Ben and Kay Adam-Smith have a difference in opinion over which windows to specify for their new build Passivhaus home. While Ben is keen to minimise mullions, transoms and window frames, Kay believes this takes away from the aesthetics. Check out the show notes for more information.

On the second episode of this season's new-look podcast, we have Adam from Old Firm Facts alongside Focus On Celtic top man Ben as they talk about life in Scottish football's social media. Adam tells us about being blocked by Leigh Griffiths AND Judy Murray, gives an insight into the abuse he takes and reveals which team he really supports. While Ben explains why he started one of Celtic's biggest fan accounts on social and talks about Brendan Rodgers' side at the start of another big season. Also available on iTunes.

By far one of the hardest things to do as a trader or investor is to follow the rules. Assuming you’ve traded before, I’m sure you can relate to just how hard it can be when real money is on the line. Our guest, Ben, has a great story he shares with us which finds a centralized theme in following the rules vs. not following them. Ben’s journey took him to the edge of almost wanting to give up on trading, but he then discovered another area of the market that re-energized his passion and drive to succeed. After adding in more tools to his toolblet, adhering to the rules and risk management systems became easier and easier. There is no question in my mind that there is at least a few things that we can all relate to in Ben’s story. Notes: Ben’s dad was always interested in economics and the importance of savings. This was something that was taught to Ben at a very young age. While he was deployed overseas, since the market opened up in the afternoon and some other members of his company were trading, Ben started to get involved in long term investments in names he knew. This was unfortunately timed during the market collapse of 2008. Lots of gains can be made in the sub-penny market, however, after he looked into some of the companies, Ben recognized that most of the names moved based on hype versus actual performance or products. While Ben had transitioned back to civilian life, he did start trading after taking Robotic Trading but it became quite clear to him that he didn’t have a clear view of the whole trading process yet. This led him to Claytrader University to learn how to apply all the pieces of puzzle. Ben thought about giving up on trading. He was slightly jaded at these low price low volume stocks but after learning about options, this opened up his opportunities to trade larger and more stable names. A big turning point for him was waiting for a chart pattern to really leap out at him versus just making a pattern out of nothing. Adhering to his risk management principles, this gives him further hope of becoming a full time trader in the future. Right now, trading is supplemental income for him and his family. Good habits can scale which is what he is focusing on. Quotes: One of the guys was big into penny stocks. I was trying to stick with names that I knew. All well known companies. In hindsight, what are you thinking? This isn’t just a bad choice… it’s a very bad choice. (regarding sub-penny stocks) I was up about 20k on a 4-5 thousand dollar investment. Long story short, I broke even. I was putting a lot of pressure on myself to try to be successful without having the capital or understanding clearly what to do. I was kind of ready to give up the whole trading idea. Options can be very profitable if you are disciplined. The chart showed itself and I followed the principles which led to a very successful trade.

While Ben is in Canada we have a number of smaller episodes entitled "Bit Drizzle" ready for your listening pleasure. In this episode Ben and Trevor discuss a game featuring Twinder, sentient candy and they return to the world of anthropomorphic root vegetables that still don't like their leafy cousins.

Ben Emlyn-Jones is a former hospital porter and current on line radio broadcaster, vlogger and blogger. His now independent show "HPANWO Radio" has been broadcast on several popular networks such as Planet X and Critical Mass. He also speaks a seminars across the UK. While Ben was a hospital porter he came to realize that the world is not what he thought it was, fired for his views he indulged deeper into subjects such as government cover-ups, the paranormal, and UFO's, concluding they are very real and extremely important.   Related Links: http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk

Ben Pridmore is a three time World Memory Champion winning the title 2004, 2008 and 2009 . He achieved this by winning a 10-discipline competition in the World Memory Championship, which has taken place every year since 1991. He has also earned the prestigious title of Master of Memory. During our hour talk, I get a real sense of what makes Ben tick, his very humble, honest and humorous demeanour and I learn a lot about the world of memory!He held the official world record for memorizing the order of a randomly shuffled 52-card deck, and has memorised a pack in a time of 24.68 seconds on television. We talk about how he does this and he gives out a technique that anyone can use. I’m currently practicing for fun as part of my monthly challenges. Besides memory sports he is famous for his mental calculation skills and took part in the Mental Calculation World Cup in 2004, 2006 and 2010. Ben says he has an IQ of 159 putting him in the genius range but doesn’t think too much about it and only joined Mensa to talk about it with Friends.Like most memory experts, he creates a mental story, comprises a sequence of images in a variation of the Mnemonic Major System. Ben invented a technique, now known as ‘the Ben’ where two cards are represented as a three letter word by the first consonant derived from the suits, the vowel from the first card's number, and the final consonant from the second card's number. He explains this and how it’s helped in bringing down the time to memorize a deck of cards.Ben is now very involved in bringing more memory competitions to other countries and using the internet for this. We talked about the possibility of getting some memory competitions to Cork or Ireland which Ben is open to. While Ben generally just uses his memory skills in competition, many of his friends that are applying these to their day to day lives with great advantage.We talk about IQ v EQ, what’s it like to be a star in a music video, the good habits memory training can bring, advice on trying anything as we’re all great at something and lots more. We talk about the lack of performance enhancing drugs during Memory championships, and so many more really fun topics around memory. Ben also recites the first 50 digits of PIE on the show and talks about memorizing about a 1000 digits places per day in his training for a world record attempt to memorise digits of PIE (3.14...). He had memorised it to 50000 places or thereabouts before another memory athlete took the world record. We talked about the energy that is involved memorizing and how much of a state it can leave it you in after a many day competition.Ben gives out some simple tips that you can use to help improving your memory toward the end of the show. I bring up an image of Claudia Schiffer in a bath of Milk. You’ll have to listen to understand! At the very end, we finish up talking about Ben being featured in the music video for DJ Shadow's single "Scale It Back" that shows his memory journey that he uses for his 52 times in the card deck.Books and Documentaries recommended:Use your memory by Tony BuzanMoonwalking with Einstein – Josh FoerDocumentaries about the world memory championships in 2007 called ‘the mentalist’Link to Ben on Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_PridmoreLink to Ben in video with DJ Shadow - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NL9ypNz9-mMCheck out the World Memory Forum and search for Ben online.

While Ben is in Canada we have a number of smaller episodes entitled, Bit Drizzle, ready for your listening pleasure. In this episode the boys talk about sentient baked goods, try to take down the fraternity system and tell a lovely story about a grandma and her grand-daughter.

While Ben attends an elite men's weekend gathering to firm up support, Matt deals with a stranded Russian ship and threats from Petrov.

While Ben is off hustling at Valley in Berlin, Carter sits down with Mike and Pete, founders of GOOD Co-op to talk startups, cannabis, and accelerators. Reach out to us here on Facebook, or via Twitter or Instagram (@gtwyinc) with questions or comments using the hashtag #GatewayOH.

Jack Nash – John Benjamin T. Fitch – Vince Charles (Chip) Parsons - Jesse Our story begins at a seedy bar called King Cobras. Friends and brothers at arms Benjamin T Fitch and Jack Nash are at their usual table. Tonight however, they are joined by Charles “Chip” Parsons, former child actor who is shadowing Ben in preparation for a new movie role. As Ben holds court, regaling Chip with tales of daring do, Nash stares pensively into the middle distance lost in thought. Right at the penultimate moment of one of Ben’s stories his phone rings. Taking a quick look he sees it’s the pair’s fixer Lithium and takes the call. Lithium, it seems, has found the perfect job for Ben and Nash. Inguy Cordoba, CEO of Somnambula Inc and creator of the Dream Deck dream recorder is looking for a slip crew to take on a mission to a dream world. Cordoba is looking to move quickly so he has provided a ship and pay upfront. The job is to download the contents of a mainframe contained at a small compound in this particular dream world. Nash expresses a little concern but perpetually short on cash they agree to take the job. With Chip in tow the party sets out to Diaspora Ranch to check out the ship named Tiny Tyrant. While Ben gives the Tiny Tyrant the once over, Chip notices a large, white slip ship that seems to have just returned from a run. As he watches the ship the ramp lowers and out saunters Silla Sardasian and her retinue surrounded by tiny hover cams. Never one to miss an opportunity Chip makes a beeline for Silla to try and get his foot in the door. Quite the smooth talker Chip returns to the Tiny Tyrant flush with his perceived success. Completely nonplussed by the situation Nash grunts monosyllabically before asking Ben if the ship checks out. Ben gives his stamp of approval and they enter the ship to begin pre-slip preparation. The ships onboard computer, Tyro, seems to have a clipped military bearing, which puts Nash somewhat at ease. With ruthless efficiency Tyro clears each system for launch as the crew straps in. When the countdown hits zero the Tiny Tyrant slips through time/space winking out of existence on home Earth. Next stop the Dream World. http://daytrippersrpg.com/ Theme music created by Brett Miller http://www.brettmillermusic.net/

While Ben struggles with the guilt of killing Roger, Laura’s dealing with her own personal demons. She’s worried about the little girl she was unable to treat from the Red Zone and tries to brave her fears in order to help her. We flashback to 2066 Laura and friends with a tinge of badass Julian and Mama Bear Elizabeth.

Jordan Bellant keeps the podcast rolling this week with Jacob Kuyvenhoven to review the first 10 games of the regular season. While Ben is away on paternity leave from the pod, Jacob fills in and uses the first episode to highlight some of the early season storylines.  Starting with the focus on the last week of basketball (2:45), Jacob offers his big picture understanding of the Pistons. Jordan is nervous about the team still losing winnable games (4:10), but Jacob calms those fears.  After talking about the Nuggets game (6:00), it leads to a conversation about Andre Drummond’s early season play (7:25). After talking about how to hide his deficiencies, Jordan asks about pairing AD with Jon Leuer (10:15).  Jacob offers his biggest concern about the Pistons (12:00), and how that concern is magnified by Ish Smith (13:10).  Moving on to another disappointing player through ten games: is it time to hit the panic button with Stanley Johnson (17:20)? Also, how the return of the other Reggie (Bullock) could impact Johnson’s role (20:05).  Next, it’s time to talk about Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (20:55).  Jacob asks a simple question: What’s the downside to signing him (23:00)? Jordan then points out usual criticisms of his game.  To follow the KCP talk is more KCP trade talk (25:35)! Jacob gives his opinion on KCP+Baynes for Tyreke Evans and Jordan comes off the trade ledge (26:50).  The duo continues on to the Eastern Conference (31:00). Jacob gives teams that have surprised thus far in the relatively young NBA season (34:00).  The podcast ends by previewing the Oklahoma City Thunder (38:35).  The Detroit Bad Boys Podcast is a part of the SB Nation site, Detroit Bad Boys. Subscribe on iTunes and find archived episodes on Blog Talk Radio. For more information, go to DetroitBadBoys.com/Detroit-Pistons-Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jordan Bellant keeps the podcast rolling this week with Jacob Kuyvenhoven to review the first 10 games of the regular season. While Ben is away on paternity leave from the pod, Jacob fills in and uses the first episode to highlight some of the early season storylines.  Starting with the focus on the last week of basketball (2:45), Jacob offers his big picture understanding of the Pistons. Jordan is nervous about the team still losing winnable games (4:10), but Jacob calms those fears.  After talking about the Nuggets game (6:00), it leads to a conversation about Andre Drummond’s early season play (7:25). After talking about how to hide his deficiencies, Jordan asks about pairing AD with Jon Leuer (10:15).  Jacob offers his biggest concern about the Pistons (12:00), and how that concern is magnified by Ish Smith (13:10).  Moving on to another disappointing player through ten games: is it time to hit the panic button with Stanley Johnson (17:20)? Also, how the return of the other Reggie (Bullock) could impact Johnson’s role (20:05).  Next, it’s time to talk about Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (20:55).  Jacob asks a simple question: What’s the downside to signing him (23:00)? Jordan then points out usual criticisms of his game.  To follow the KCP talk is more KCP trade talk (25:35)! Jacob gives his opinion on KCP+Baynes for Tyreke Evans and Jordan comes off the trade ledge (26:50).  The duo continues on to the Eastern Conference (31:00). Jacob gives teams that have surprised thus far in the relatively young NBA season (34:00).  The podcast ends by previewing the Oklahoma City Thunder (38:35).  The Detroit Bad Boys Podcast is a part of the SB Nation site, Detroit Bad Boys. Subscribe on iTunes and find archived episodes on Blog Talk Radio. For more information, go to DetroitBadBoys.com/Detroit-Pistons-Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Jack of No Trade's Tay and Ben pitch some ground-breaking movie ideas in this week's edition of the Writer's Room! Hollywood has been taking us for suckers and pumping out the same old stories over and over again. Follow Tay on a quest of loss, love, and redemption in "The Big Snort" that has us questioning " John Goodman is married to who? Impossible!". While Ben brings to life a family friendly tale of struggle and growth in "Three Strikes". Be sure to listen all of this one: you don't want to miss the twist at the end!

While Ben is at NSConference, Jake and Jelly compensate by talking about the new Macbook, Jake’s recent experience with converting a Swift 1.0 project to 1.2, and a couple of Haneke-related tricks they’ve learned recently. Jake wants the world to know about the one thing he managed to predict correctly for the Apple Event: the inclusion of hardware other than the Apple Watch. This leads to talking about the new Macbook as a development machine, despite the slower compile times as compared to a Macbook Pro. This starts to lead into a discussion about Swift 1.2, which apparently has far improved compile times than the previous version. First of all, however, Jake lays some groundwork by detailing some bugs he fixed in an update for the app he talked about on the last episode, including the parental section accessibility issue and the solution he devised. Jake then finally gets to the details of his migration of the app’s codebase to Swift 1.2, including the changes to the as operator, and the changes to @autoclosure. This procedure has made him question Swift’s simplicity, however, and he wonders if it will be a language that is easy for newcomers to pick up, or whether Objective-C might be the better choice. The migration has also introduced him to forking an open source repository to contribute changes, and he details the changes he made for a page control alternative and how he made it compatible with Voiceover. Finally allowed to talk about some of his work, Jelly takes the mention of Haneke as an opportunity to talk a little about custom fetchers, and Jake then talks about implementing custom formats with the caching library.

While Ben and Zane were trying to figure out what cartoon to investigate next, an ancient religious tome appeared on their doorstep. Expressions awed, they quickly translated the texts and skrawlings, only to discover the means to opening a portal to a semi-divine plane of existence. Listen to their recordings as they relate here, for the first time, the transcendental secrets of the 'Chalk Zone'. Will they achieve true enlightenment by experiencing such divine beings first-hand, or will they lose their sanity to the non-euclidean nightmare that is the maddened ravings of a ten-year-old?

The guys battled Skype and CallRecorder, got bedazzled by The Smashing Pumpkins, got a twitter buzz from Beyonce's album, and got lathered up with FDA's focus on antibacterial soaps. They then shared some additional information they received from Cheryl Doom from the American Spice Trade Association (ASTA) on the spice story in FST 52. Cheryl explained why ASTA didn't have a response to the FDA risk assessment as reported in this NYT article and shared a guidance document ASTA had prepared in 2011. The discussion then turned to yet another pruno-related botulism outbreak in a Utah prison. Pruno has been discussed in FST 27 and the investigation of that outbreak has just been published in this paper, including the experimental Pruno recipe. In the IAFP History segment, Don shared Manan Sharma's article on the 1970's, which marked changes to food consumption, food safety and environmental trends, including HACCP and microwaves. After a short 1970's detour to Jack Kirby's Fourth World Omnibus Vol 1, Ben marveled about the advances in microwave technology, including the magnetron. While Ben's new microwave exceeded his cooking expectation, Trader Joe's cooking instructions for Mac & Cheese fell short. In contrast to Trader Joe's, who don't have a social media presence, Don did like Publix who asked for a haiku on Twitter. Don then shared his latest irritation with Fightbac.org. It was prompted by their latest campaign called Bac Down and the misinformation that Listeria monocytogenes can grow at temperatures as low 32 deg F and not 40 deg F. The guys challenged listeners to send in their creative Bac-themed puns for great prices! Ben then wanted to talk about meat in pants, or more specifically Jeffery Arthur Feehan who tried to shoplift meat in his pants. But Ben wasn't quite so worried simply because store employees put the meat back on the shelf (a big yuck factor!), but that Jeffrey took the meat to the restroom for his pants stuffing misdemeanor. Jeffrey's comment to the judges reminded Ben of a famous Animal House quote. The discussion then turned to a recent paper on Raw Milk Consumption. While the underreporting aspect got some publicity, Ben was worried that all the information wasn't going to change people's mind. This had been highlighted in this article on Michigan consumers of raw milk and that's got to do with raw milk proponents not trusting health officials. Ben then remembered the "The Abuela project", an example of an innovative approach to overcoming the difficulty of developing successful education campaigns. The challenge of course is how to develop a campaign when raw milk sales are illegal (as is the case in some states). Maybe a Raw Milk Hamsterdam is the solution?

After discussing their podcast companion beverages, the guys got stuck into answering listener Tom’s (whom Ben met at the Consumer Federation of America’s National Food Policy conference) request for guidance on research areas in food safety. Don’s advice was that Tom should follow his passion and from there pick a university or faculty members to work with. This then turned into a broader discussion about education, with a focus on distance and online learning. Don then talked about his attendance at ISGP’s Food Safety, Security, and Defense: Focus on Technologies and Innovations conference in Verona, Italy, which operates under the Chatham House Rules (not to be confused with the Cider House Rules). Don really enjoyed the discussions between the scientific experts and policy makers and he enjoyed meeting Lynn Frewer. Don also talked about his and Dane’s recent visit to GOJO to discuss Dane’s PhD research topic. In the Bug Trivia segment, Ben talked about Clostridium botulinum, the ‘sausage poisoning’ bug, which Ben wrote about recently on Barfblog. The guys thought that tin-foiled potatoes caused unnecessarily large concern because of this outbreak, as most botulism cases are linked to ineffective home canning practices. While Ben had trouble pronouncing nitrosamines, he challenged Andreas to find papers by Gibson and Roberts on Clostridium and cured meats – Andreas found Factors controlling the growth of Clostridium botulinum types A and B in pasteurized, cured meats parts I, II, III, IV, V, and VI. The guys then talked about the Egg Rollie, as Erin wanted to know whether the cooked ‘egg rollie’ could be contaminated by raw egg as it rises. Ben wasn’t too concerned and Don pointed out that while there was a risk, the risks of illness from eating raw eggs were rather low. The conversation then turned to the Listeria and cantaloupes, as FDA was planning to undertake a survey of Listeria monocytogenes in US cantaloupe packing houses (here is the letter sent to the cantaloupe industry). Ben has been organizing industry workshops with Chris Gunter (who appeared on the show in Episode 3) and some others. Ben explained what he would do if he was a producer and FDA were about to visit his packing house for sampling. Don agreed with Ben’s strategy and pointed out that baseline information on pathogen prevalence on produce was needed. However, the guys couldn’t understand why the samples were not also going to be tested for Salmonella, which had been involved in more produce related outbreaks than Listeria. In addition, Don wasn’t convinced that this survey was the best use of public funds. This then reminded Don of a USA Today article on sequestration which included a Doug Powell quote, which Don also posted on his Tumblr stream. Ben sent a shout out to Ashley Chaifetz, a PhD student studying public policy, who wrote a Barfblog post on Salmonella in dog food (and this follow up post) and how she now longer trusted the dog food manufacturer. Finally the guys sent a big thank you to the folks at SHS Design who updated their FST logo for iTunes. In the after dark the guys talked about a couple of iTunes comments, their usual scheduling challenges, a potential guest, "Rappaz R.N. Dainja” and Science Online.

Once again, Skype and Call Recorder weren’t playing nicely for Ben while Don felt a bit like Michael Douglas in the Wonder Boys. Don has been investigating Google Hangouts for running a online live show though Michelle Danyluk didn’t think they could do a live show at IAFP, unless maybe it was in the format of an 80’s dating show, like the one on Mallrats. Ben had some follow up to his son, Jack, vomiting on a Delta plane reported in Episode 37 . While Ben initially thought the etiological agent was Astrovirus (which would make Jack ‘Astro Boy’) he wasn't sure after feeling the effects a week later. It even stopped Ben from fully enjoying the dinner he had at Fire with Michele. Ben then had some follow up about the state ag-gag laws. The guys were concerned about the protective approach instead of being open and transparent. The latter would also help the agriculture industry to create a greater understanding of food production. And sometimes an exposé (or Exposé) can change things for the better. In the new Bug Trivia segment, Don shared some information about Salmonella pulled together by Carl Custer. It turns out that Salmonella was named after a guy who didn’t discover it and after a disease that it didn’t cause – go figure. The discussion then turned to a Cryptosporidia-related outbreak in Bendigo, Australia. Ben felt that the public health messages in the article were conflicting (and incorrect). The guys disagreed with the advice that hand hygiene was important (in this instance) and were more inclined to believe that it was transmitted through swimming pools. In fact, crypto is a hardly little parasite for which alcohol based sanitizers and even chlorine aren’t effective. This reminded Don of a recent hepatitis A scare and an article that was published in the journal of Food Protection entitled “Cost Effectiveness of Vaccinating Food Service Workers against Hepatitis A Infection” which concluded a public health benefit to hospitality workers, but not patrons. This prompted a broader discussion about Hep A infected restaurant staff. The guys then turned from pastry chefs in restaurants to pastry in Greek university canteens. The guys were concerned about the results, though Don’s work on ready-to-eat foods in university canteens shows much, much lower levels. Well, maybe the staff in the Greek university canteens didn’t have time for training, just like the business that took part in a study by Campden BRI, which indicated that food safety training was hampered by lack of time. However, Don and Ben were skeptical about “43% [who] said food safety training was obstructed by the difficulties of checking the effectiveness of training programmes.” Ben then steered to conversation to writing journal articles and Don’s use of contour plots – he clearly is The Boss. Don’s contour plot shows the log increases in Listeria organisms given time and temperature, from which suitable consumer messages can be created. Before signing off, the guys then briefly talked about Doug Powell being fired from Kansas State for bad attendance and Don expressed his gratitude for all of Doug’s work, which helped him enormously over the years. And it looks like Doug’s keen to come on the podcast … so stay tuned. In the after dark, the guys talked about toilet paper dispensers for campers, though Ben’s missing the iPhone holder, and the Apple remote.​

While Ben is on a dream trip on the east coast, there's still baseball going on here. So Chad and Willie discuss the first 22 games of the year and what some of the notable happenings have been so far. 12-10

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