Ben Durham - Content Creator

11/28/2025

Easy.

Many solutions. This is one of them.

10/27/2025

10/24/2025

10/22/2025

10/14/2025

10/08/2025

Picking up pizza with a bike

09/29/2025

We've been gardening all summer with several bikes. My tool of choice is the Tern GSD and Natalia's been LOVING her commute with her Biktrix Swift CVT (belt drive)!

09/26/2025

This is my final* video about what happened at the Ward 4 Town Hall meeting. It's been very distracting and different from my other content. You might say that I was inspired by Louis Rossmann, who holds companies accountable - and more recently has been getting into local politics.

Councillor Susan Stevenson has been talking to news reporters, and what she is saying about me is not true. I'm here to set the record straight and show you what really happened.

This video features the uncut visuals from my phone recording while I talk, throughout the video.

I believe in transparency and filming public meetings, so everyone can see what's going on in their parts of the city. It's a public service.

So, in this video, I break down Susan's claims, read the email I sent here that she never answered weeks later, and explain why it's so important for citizens to hold their leaders accountable.

This isn't about causing trouble; it's about making our community more open and accessible for EVERYONE.

*hopefully my final video. Depends on what happens in the future and what Susan's responses are.

09/21/2025

“You Can't Film!” Director of City Security: “well, actually...”

After one of my videos went viral, specifically over on TikTok (1.7m views), a lot of you had questions.

Was it even legal for me to film that public town hall meeting?

I spent a crazy day running across the city to get answers directly from the top.

This is a follow-up video, where I share the official response from the City of London's Director of Security.

He confirms that yes, filming public meetings is perfectly legal. He also explains the rules for security guards and what they should have done instead.

This is important information for any citizen who wants to hold their government accountable.

09/21/2025

Setting up a neighbourhood outdoor movie night at Stronach with the Old North East Neighbourhood Association :)

09/18/2025

Is this “Public Transparency?”

I think not. I went to a public town hall meeting in London, Ontario (Ward 4) that centred around the topic of the homelessness crisis. The meeting was hosted by city councillor Susan Stevenson and all were welcome. I set up a camera to record the discussion for people who couldn't be there. I have the equipment and I'm sitting there anyway, so it's what I typically do at these events - because why not be helpful?

But then, something weird happened: Councillor Stevenson approached me and asked me to stop filming. She even moved my camera and tripod without my permission. Security got involved, and I was told I had to leave if I kept recording. I stopped recording so I could stay and listen to the event, because I was mostly there to listen and ask my own questions.

The weirdest part? Her own husband was filming the entire meeting on his phone the whole time. This seems like a major double standard.