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"Tell Your Story". Everyone has a story. Not just the famous. This is a guest driven program but when we are "guest free", It's just YOU and ME! I love music and we will talk a lot about it. Enjoy the ride! #podcast #benmaynardprogram #music #tellyourstory #music #spotify #maynard #videopodcast #thebenmaynardprogram@buzzsprout.com #socialmedia #journey
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Former Radio Personalities Mad Mark And Maynard are a Minneapolis-Based Comedy Team. We have also appeared on the ”Sven-Squad” segment of the ”Svengoolie” Show on METV! Our weekly podcast will be the audio from our weekly YouTube Show, ”Mad Mark TV Presents: The Mad Mark And Maynard Show”. Each broadcast will be similar to the popular Sixties TV Show ”Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In” and will include PLENTY of jokes as well as popular segments such as ”The Mad Mark Quickie”, ”Today’s Featured To ...
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Australians report the highest stress levels in APAC, with an average of 12 stress episodes per week, according to ADP's People at Work 2024 Report. Over half (57%) believe stress negatively affects their job performance. Despite growing awareness around workplace mental health, especially during World Mental Health Month 2024, many workplaces stru…
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Send us a text What if your favorite band's concert turned into a completely unexpected experience? Join me as I recount the unforgettable night when KISS rocked the stage as a trio back in 2007. With Paul Stanley absent due to a medical emergency, Gene Simmons took center stage to deliver a one-of-a-kind performance. I'll share the chaos of naviga…
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Despite being illegal for public use, private e-scooters are surging in NSW, with an estimated 459,000 in use. Trials for shared e-scooters are underway in select areas. Planned regulations would limit e-scooters to bike paths or shared zones, with a minimum rider age of 16 and a helmet requirement. Transport for NSW promotes e-scooters to ease pub…
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Fans eager to attend sold-out concerts, like Coldplay's world tour, are being warned about ticket scams on social media and online marketplaces. With major acts performing soon, NAB reports that $160,000 in payments linked to potential ticket scams were abandoned by its customers in the past three months. The average abandoned payment is $1,700, wi…
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Clinton is joined by Barry Urquhart, Managing Director of Marketing Focus, to discuss the shift in Australians’ attitudes toward purchasing home-brand products. Once, supermarket brands like Coles Own Brand, Woolworths Homebrand, and Black & Gold came with a certain stigma. When they were first introduced, home-brand products were positioned as bud…
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Mike speaks with Chris Kenny, Associate Editor at The Australian and host of The Kenny Report, about his recent article on big tech's nuclear investments. Mr Kenny contrasts the energy expertise of tech giants like Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos with that of Australian leaders Albanese and Bowen, noting that while tech firms are investing millions in nu…
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Millions are mourning Liam Payne's death, especially fans from One Direction's peak. Psychiatrist & social commentator Dr. Tanveer Ahmed explains to Mike that these one-way "parasocial" relationships allow fans to project fantasies and explore personal emotions, with boy bands often marking nostalgic stages of adolescence. This grief reflects both …
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Clinton speaks with Tim Arvier, Nine News State Political reporter, about the Queensland election, where Premier Steven Miles has set an ambitious goal to visit 36 electorates in 36 hours ahead of Saturday's vote. Over 1.2 million people have already cast their ballots at pre-poll locations, including 150,000 just yesterday. With under 48 hours unt…
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Clinton Maynard is joined by Brendan O’Neill, journalist & Editor of Spiked / Host of the Spiked podcast & author of ‘After the Pogrom: 7 October, Israel and the Crisis of Civilisation’, to dissect the stories making headlines in the U.K. & the world over the past week. You can keep up to date with Brendan’s most recent work by visiting the ‘Spiked…
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Aussie historian, author & entertainer Jim Haynes joins Overnight each week for his unique knowledge of Aussie Wit, Words and Wisdom from Australia’s history. This week Jim shines the spotlight on Australia's alcoholic history in poems about Australian drinking. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Clinton Maynard is joined by Sarah Boorer, Communications professional & CWA award-winning cook, to look at the world of baked goods, delicious treats and & easy recipes. This week Sarah whips up Chicken Salad without Mayo (recipe courtesy through the fibro fog.com) Ingredients  2 skinless chicken breasts or rotisserie chicken*  1 stalk of celery…
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Clinton discusses with Health Minister Ryan Park the NSW Government's reforms to tackle illegal tobacco, including tougher penalties, more enforcement officers, and a new licensing scheme for tobacco retailers. The rise in illicit tobacco sales, especially in rural areas, harms law-abiding businesses by undercutting prices, with some retailers near…
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Recent research reveals that 20.8% of children experience chronic pain at some point, affecting about five kids per classroom. This pain can cause them to miss 22% of school, leading to lost learning, isolation, and potential bullying. Chronic pain, lasting over three months, can continue into adulthood, often predicting work-loss. One challenge is…
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A study by the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (BOCSAR) reveals a significant rise in drug driving charges in NSW, with cases increasing by 836% from 1,409 in 2014 to 13,815 in 2023. The surge is attributed to two factors: the expansion of the Mobile Drug Testing (MDT) program, increasing tests from 20,000 to 156,000 annually, and a ris…
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A staggering 2.4 million Australians are grappling with the stress and uncertainty of managing their telco bills, highlighting a widespread crisis. Research shows one in five (21%) Aussies went without other essentials such as food or medicine to pay a bill. With the majority (88%) citing the rising cost of living as the primary factor behind their…
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Are your smart home devices keeping tabs on you? Futurist Skeeve Stevens tells Clinton Maynard... yes. Skeeve explains smart home devices like Alexa and robot vacuums rely on constant sensor use to function, but many are vulnerable to hacking. Frequent breaches show that security for devices like cameras, smart TVs, and pet feeders is lacking, pote…
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Clinton is joined by Katie Fuller, Nine Radio's Royal correspondent, to discuss the events following Senator Lidia Thorpe’s confrontation with King Charles during his address at Australia's Parliament House yesterday. Thorpe interrupted the ceremony in Canberra, shouting for about a minute before being escorted out by security. She accused the King…
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Justin Langer, former Australian cricketer and coach, is advocating for Lions Hearing Clinic as it expands into NSW with four new clinics. Crediting the clinic for diagnosing and treating his hearing issues, including tinnitus, vertigo, and migraines, Langer urges people to seek help if they suspect hearing problems. Operated by Ear Science Institu…
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Mike is joined by Brian Seidler, Executive Director of Master Builders Association NSW, who supports the Federal Opposition's housing policies to boost supply. The Master Builders, representing residential, commercial, and civil construction, stresses the need for all sectors to help solve the housing crisis. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton pledged …
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Nostalgia for Y2K is trending, and the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has returned after its 2019 demise due to #MeToo and controversial comments. Mike speaks with Sarah Blake, Conflict Strategist & Mediator, who questions whether it needed a revival. Despite promises of inclusivity with transgender models and diversity in sizes, races, and ages, t…
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Mike is joined by Gerard Henderson, Author, Columnist, Political Commentator & Executive Director of the Sydney Institute, whose recent article reflects on Australia's 1999 republican referendum and the current state of the republican movement. Despite early hopes for change, the movement has stalled, and support hasn't surged following Queen Eliza…
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