Podcast appearances and mentions of adam nicholson

Sarah Raven is one of Britain's best known gardeners. Since her debut book, The Cutting Garden in 1996 she has written for national newspapers and magazines and shared her gardening knowledge as a broadcaster. Sarah's love for gardening started with her family. Her father John was a Classics scholar at Cambridge and a keen amateur botanist and her mother Faith introduced Sarah to the joys of cutting and arranging flowers.Following her father's death when she was just seventeen, Sarah read History at the University of Edinburgh before deciding to pursue a career as a doctor. It was whilst she was on maternity leave from her medical training that Sarah began to cultivate her own garden which led to her first book, The Cutting Garden.After the success of her first book, Sarah set up her eponymous business which has evolved from a kitchen table start-up to successful global brand. Sarah continues to write, her latest book, A Year Full of Pots was published earlier this year.Sarah lives in East Sussex with her husband, the writer Adam Nicholson. She has three stepsons and two daughters.DISC ONE: See My Baby Jive - Wizzard DISC TWO: Dashing White Sergeant - Jimmy Shand DISC THREE: Don't You (Forget About Me) - Simple Minds DISC FOUR: You Can Dance (If You Want To) - Go Go Lorenzo & The Davis Pinckney Project DISC FIVE: September - Earth, Wind and Fire DISC SIX: Can't Take My Eyes Off You - Andy Williams DISC SEVEN: Rocket Man (I Think It's Going To Be A Long, Long Time) - Elton John DISC EIGHT: Spring 1. Composed by Antonio Vivaldi, recomposed by Max Richter and performed by Daniel Hope (violin) with the Konzerthausorchester Berlin, conducted by André de RidderLuxury: An ever-cleaning linen sheet bed with a hot (and cold) water bottle Book: The Flowers of Crete by John Fielding & Nicholas Turland Castaway's Favourite: September - Earth, Wind and FirePresenter: Lauren Laverne Producer: Mugabi Turya

Fielding & Nicholson is an independent tailors which has been providing a highly personal, exceptional service, creating pieces from some of the finest fabrics in the world for eighteen years. With origins in the North West of England, the brand now has showrooms on Sackville St, close to Savile Row, and in Manhattan, Zurich & Manchester.Founded by award-winning tailor and menswear specialist Ian Fielding-Calcutt in 2006 it is a go-to  for those with impeccable sartorial taste all over the UK and the world – the team regular travel for personal appointments to clients from the Scottish Highlands, to the City of London, Europe and the United States. The tight knit and long established team share decades of tailoring history between them. It is also one of the few tailoring brands offering a 5-year guarantee. The brand also has its own in-house cutter who has over 40 years' experience in the business working with the likes of Paul Smith, Anderson & Shepard, Welsh & Jeffries and personally for members of the British Royal Family.Consultations can be booked to create formal business suits, country & shooting pieces, smart casual, wedding & formal suits and bespoke shirts in over 1,000 different fabrics. Primarily these cloths are handpicked from three main partners; Dormeuil, Loro Piana and Scabal, but also the likes of Dugdale Brothers, Huddersfield Fine Worsteds, Abraham Moon, Reda and many more. In the last few years Fielding & Nicholson has expanded the offer to include jackets, jeans, t-shirts, chinos, sweaters and hoodies. There is also a range of ties, cufflinks and leather goods.The brand is committed to long term relationships, and even longer term quality, believing that good tailoring is something that stands the test of time. You will never find a Fielding & Nicholson suit hidden and forgotten at the back of someone's wardrobe, no matter how many years it has existed for. For this reason the suits come with a five year guarantee to cover wear and tear, and fluctuations with clients weight, a dedicated suit-for-life.Ian Fielding-Calcutt grew up in a small town in Leicestershire called Ashby De-La Zouch. He had a keen interest in fashion from a very early age, often wearing waistcoats and 3-piece suits to college and when socialising. He studied International Politics and History at Keele University but wasn't sure he wanted to do for a living and sampled a number of careers from PR to retail. In 2002 Ian was lucky enough to get a role with Tom James, a premium tailoring company, and gained early success winning a number of awards and becoming a Senior Tailoring Consultant in a very short space of time. His passion always lay more in the luxury sphere so he then decided to embark on his own adventure building a brand. In 2006, with the help of his friend Adam Nicholson, he created Fielding & Nicholson. 

In this podcast, Christina sits down with Bobby Kenney and Adam Nicholson of the You Are Loved Mission. I met Bobby and Adam at the SEEK Conference in St Louis earlier this year, and when I heard their story, I knew that it was one that the Say Yes to Holiness community needed to hear. The You Are Loved Mission brings love to the homeless, to people in correctional/rehabilitation facilities, to the youth, and to all others who read the You Are Loved message. There is a lot of brokenness in the world. Though physical poverty is addressed by many wonderful foundations, the emotional and spiritual poverty of our brothers and sisters is often overlooked, especially those who are experiencing homelessness, those in correctional facilities/rehabs, and the youth. The You Are Loved Mission aims to meet that need with a message that invites people into living in identity, dignity, mercy, and purpose. The message is the good news of the Gospel: You Are Loved. We believe that as people encounter the Lord and begin to follow Him, He will guide them and provide for all their needs, as Matthew 6:33 tells us “Seek first the Kingdom of God and all else will be added." The You Are Loved Mission brings love to the homeless, to people in correctional/rehabilitation facilities, to the youth, and to all others who read the You Are Loved message.​ There is a lot of brokenness in the world. Though physical poverty is addressed by many wonderful foundations, the emotional and spiritual poverty of our brothers and sisters is often overlooked, especially those who are experiencing homelessness, those in correctional facilities/rehabs, and the youth. ​The You Are Loved Mission aims to meet that need with a message that invites people into living in identity, dignity, mercy, and purpose. The message is the good news of the Gospel: You Are Loved. ​ You Are Loved believes that as people encounter the Lord and begin to follow Him, He will guide them and provide for all their needs, as Matthew 6:33 tells us “Seek first the Kingdom of God and all else will be added." To learn more about You Are Love Mission, go to: https://www.youarelovedmission.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sayyestoholiness/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sayyestoholiness/support

Adam Nicolson, VP of Product at AgileOne joins the Hiring University podcast to discuss new technology trends in the staffing industry, specifically the tools of today and the future that will allow suppliers, buyers, and candidates to access more relevant data and approve the overall supply chain experience.   Adam is a 20+ year staffing veteran who brings a wealth of experience, wisdom, and vision to this episode!  "We'll handle the strategy. You worry about the business!  If you can get the VMS to a place where it's super user intuitive and it's doing a lot of the manual work that you're doing today you've added huge value."      - Adam Nicholson

Mark Stephen visits author Adam Nicholson's homemade rock pools on the Morven Peninsula.

Episode: 2001 Of beasts, Bibles and Evolution: Intimations of Darwin in King James' court.  Today, beasts and Bibles.

Today we have an amazing interview with Adam Nicholson, an elite swimmer who participated at various European and World championships but also at the prestigious Commonwealth Games in various swimming events from surf rescue to traditional pool events. He even competed against the great Ian Thorpe ! He tells us about his journey into swimming and why he was successful at it. In the first part of the podcast we dissect the interview and talk about the three main topics which came out : athlete and talent development, team motivation and preparation. He gives us great insight into the minds of elite sportsmen but so many things can be applied to the regular amateur. This is a great interview for parents but also for people who might think it's too late to start a sport. Adam played a huge part in my life from teaching me to swim, being my best man at my wedding and now my business mentor. We hope you enjoy the interview ! Thierry & Maayke Content : 16sec : Intro 2min28sec : Talent Development 12min24sec : Team Motivation 18min27sec : Preparation and Routine 23min24sec : Adam Nicholson Interview 1h14min00sec : AOB Contact us : Jura Sports : https://www.jurasports.com You Thrive : https://you-thrive.ch References : Olympic medals study : https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/02640414.2016.1265662?journalCode=rjsp20

We talk with Adam Nicholson from Containers for Change, the container deposit recycling scheme that’s proven a huge success in helping clean up litter in Queensland. Adam shares the journey up to the launch and beyond, and tells us about some of challenges they faced.

Today we celebrate the King whose dream castle incorporated 1,200 varieties of tulips and the man who is regarded as the greatest channeler of the English rural landscape. We'll learn about the mathematician who wrote a book inspired by the Oxford Botanic Garden and the relatively young Botanic Garden that was started in the 90s for the Northern California region. Today’s Unearthed Words feature a beloved American poet who wrote a poem about Flowers in Winter. We Grow That Garden Library™ with a book that dives deep into the behind-the-scenes of Sissinghurst - sharing all of Vita’s plant choices and how she created her masterpiece. I'll talk about a garden item that can help you keep your phone clean and useable during the garden season - no more dirty or smudged screens! And then we’ll wrap things up with the anniversary of an important antibiotic discovery from a soil sample taken in the great state of Indiana. But first, let's catch up on a few recent events.   Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   Curated Articles Moths And Butterflies Shift Their Symmetry To Improve Camouflage - Discover Wildlife Using predation experiments and image analysis, this new study provides insights into how camouflaged prey have evolved. A symmetrical midline makes the animal more noticeable to predators who can compare closer symmetrical patterns more easily.   For The Love Of Peat - By John Walker Peat-free compost for carnivorous plants..."David Morris now grows his cobra lilies and sarracenias successfully in a basic mix of equal parts of Melcourt Growbark Pine, perlite and lime-free grit." (from John's article).   Now, if you'd like to check out these curated articles for yourself, you're in luck, because I share all of it with the Listener Community in the Free Facebook Group - The Daily Gardener Community. There’s no need to take notes or search for links - the next time you're on Facebook, search for Daily Gardener Community and request to join. I'd love to meet you in the group.   Important Events 1679 Today is the birthday of German King Karl Wilhelm von Baden-Durlach. In 1715, Karl founded the city Karl’s Ruhe or Charles’ Repose after he actually had a dream about building the city. At Karl’s castle in Durlach, there was a large flower garden with nearly 1,200 varieties of tulips. He also had over 7,000 orange trees. In 1738, Karl  died while he was working in his tulip bed. After his death, The Karlsruhe Pyramid was installed between 1823–1825 over his grave.   1805 Today is the birthday of the English painter, etcher, and printmaker Samuel Palmer. Samuel Palmer is regarded as the greatest artist of the English rural landscape. Palmer’s landscapes exude a strong connection with the land and nature. Samuel was one of the lead members of an artist group called The Ancients who followed the visionary artist William Blake in the final years before his death in 1827. The Ancients often expressed their work with a mystical view of nature. For instance, Palmer painted trees with as if they had individual personalities. It was Samuel Palmer who said, “The visions of the soul, being perfect, are the only true standard by which nature must be tried.” With regard to the garden, Palmer built a studio in for himself in his garden. He would access it by exiting the house through a secret door that looked like a bookcase.   1832 Today is the birthday of the English mathematician and writer Charles Lutwidge Dodgson also known as Lewis Carroll. Lewis had worked as a librarian at Christ Church College in Oxford. His office window had a view of the Dean's Garden. Lewis wrote in his diary on the 25th of April in 1856 that he had visited the Deanery Garden, where he was planning to take pictures of the cathedral. Instead, he ended up taking pictures of children in the garden. The children were allowed in the Deanery Garden But not in the Cathedral Garden, which was connected to the Deanery Garden by a door. The Oxford Botanic Garden inspired Lewis Carroll to write Alice in Wonderland. The same garden also inspired the authors JRR Tolkien and Philip Pullman. In Lewis Caroll’s Through the Looking-Glass is this favorite passage among gardeners: “In most gardens," the Tiger-lily said, "they make the beds too soft-so that the flowers are always asleep.”   1888 Today the National Geographic Society was officially incorporated. The National Geographic Society was founded by a group of elite scholars, explorers, and scientists. National Geographic celebrates the power of science, exploration, education, and storytelling. It was founded to “increase and diffuse geographic knowledge while promoting the conservation of the world's cultural, historical, and natural resources." “Only if we understand, will we care. Only if we care, will we help. Only if we help, shall all be saved.” –Jane Goodall   1992 The Humboldt Botanical Garden was incorporated in the State of California. Organized by a small group of volunteers, the goal was to create an educational botanical garden for the Northern California region. The Gardens are constructed on a 44.5 -acre site south of Eureka near the Humboldt Bay adjacent to the College of the Redwoods.   Unearthed Words Here’s a poem from the American poet John Greenleaf Whittier called Flowers in Winter. Whittier was a Quaker. He was a staunch abolitionist and a great lover of nature.   How strange to greet, this frosty morn, In graceful counterfeit of flowers,         These children of the meadows, born Of sunshine and of showers!         — A wizard of the Merrimac,         So old ancestral legends say,         Could call green leaf and blossom back         To frosted stem and spray. —         The settler saw his oaken flail Take bud, and bloom before his eyes; From frozen pools, he saw the pale,         Sweet summer lilies rise.         The beechen platter sprouted wild,         The pipkin wore its old-time green         The cradle o’er the sleeping child Became a leafy screen.          — And, while the dew on leaf and flower         Glistened in moonlight clear and still, Learned the dusk wizard’s spell of power,         And caught his trick of skill. — The one, with bridal blush of rose,         And sweetest breath of woodland balm,         And one whose matron lips unclose In smiles of saintly calm.         Fill soft and deep, O winter snow!         The sweet azalea’s oaken dells, And hide the bank where roses blow, And swing the azure bells! Overlay the amber violet’s leaves,         The purple aster’s brookside home,         Guard all the flowers her pencil gives A life beyond their bloom.         And she, when spring comes round again By greening slope and singing flood         Shall wander, seeking, not in vain,         Her darlings of the wood. — John Greenleaf Whittier, Flowers in Winter   Grow That Garden Library Sissinghurst by Vita Sackville-West and Sarah Raven The subtitle to this book is Vita Sackville-West and the Creation of a Garden. The British poet and writer Vita Sackville-West wrote a weekly column in The Observer, where she shared her life at Sissinghurst. Who better than Sarah Raven,  who happens to be married to Vita's grandson Adam Nicholson,  to write this extraordinary book and to share with us Vitas love of flowers and gardening. Every year, gardeners and non-gardeners alike visit Sissinghurst for inspiration and enjoyment. In fact, Sissinghurst remains one of the most visited gardens in the world. Sarah's book is loaded with beautiful photographs and drawings that help convey the triumph of this special place for gardeners and lovers of beauty. Gardeners will especially appreciate the level of detail regarding almost every plant in the garden - why they were chosen and Vita’s personal take on each plant. Vita’s plant lists are part of her legacy and gift to gardeners who want to model her gorgeous plant combinations. You can get a used copy of Sissinghurst by Vita Sackville-West and Sarah Raven and support the show, using the Amazon Link in today's Show Notes for under $12 . Great Gifts for Gardeners LIBERRWAY Stylus Pen 10 Pack of Pink Purple Black Green Silver Stylus Universal Touch Screen Capacitive Stylus for Kindle Touch iPad iPhone 6/6s 6Plus 6s Plus Samsung S5 S6 S7 Edge S8 Plus Note $6.98   Here’s a great little item for your garden tote - it’s a ten pack of stylus pens. Slip them into your garden apron, put them in your shed or garage. Keep one in your purse, pocket, or in your truck. Now when you need to use your phone and your working in the garden, you won’t need to remove your gloves to use your phone. NO MORE BIG FINGERS - A stylus has a better touchpoint than the tip of your finger, giving better accuracy to little touch focuses like keys on the console. No more big finger troubles. ANTI-SCRATCH TIP - The stylus tip is made of soft, and scratch-resistant rubber. Fingerprint resistant and anti-stick screen tip, great for drawing writing, etc. EASY TO CARRY - It is very light and compact. The clip design is great for clipping in your pocket, iPad, diary, etc. SHARE THEM TO YOUR FRIENDS - Get 10 of the stylus with an unbeatable price instead of a high-priced apple pencil or Samsung pencil. You can share a stylus pen with your friends or family and still have plenty left for you. 1 YEAR WARRANTY! - This stylus fits for all kinds of touch screens, like iPhone 4S 5S 6/6s 6Plus 6s Plus/ iPad Samsung S7 S7 Edge S6 Edge Plus S5 Note 2 3 4 5/ Kindle 2/3/4/ Kindle Fire.   Today’s Botanic Spark 1950 Science magazine announced a brand new antibiotic made by Charles Pfizer & Company, and it was called Terramycin. Pfizer & Co. Was a small chemical company that was based in Brooklyn, New York. The company developed an expertise in fermentation with citric acid. The method allowed them to mass-produce drugs. When Pfizer scientists discovered an antibiotic in a soil sample from Indiana, their deep-tank fermentation method allowed them to mass-produce Terramycin. Pfizer had been searching through soil samples from around the world - isolating bacteria-fighting organisms when they stumbled on Terramycin - found to be effective against pneumonia, dysentery, and other infections. Later in 1950, it was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The name Terramycin is created from the two Latin words: terra for earth and mycin, which means fungus. - thus earth fungus. Terramycin was the first mass-marketed product by a pharmaceutical company. Pfizer spent twice as much marketing Terramycin as it did on R&D for Terramycin. The gamble paid off; Terramycin, earth fungus, made Pfizer a pharmaceutical powerhouse.

Marcus and Angie are joined today by Bob Lundeberg and Adam Nicholson, they break down Beaver baseball, Mens and Womens recruiting, and answer your #DAMquestions To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Marcus and Angie are joined today by Bob Lundeberg and Adam Nicholson, they break down Beaver baseball, Mens and Womens recruiting, and answer your #DAMquestions

Adam Nicholson is vibrational energy therapy and marketing coach based in Connecticut. He is the host of the Help More People podcast. We discuss how to shift your energy and create new opportunities in your career. You can find out more at adamnicholson.co

Episode 1 of Beer Here Now sees us focus on the flagship beer in the Thornbridge range, Jaipur. We learn about its origins and how it has developed over the years from brewery CEO Simon Webster, while Adam and James give us the verdict on how it tastes out of the can. Also in Episode 1: Behind The Beer: we meet Thornbridge head brewer Rob Lovatt What Thornbridge Means To Me: podcast co-host Adam Nicholson reveals why he loves the brewery Thornbridge News: Adam and James exclusively reveal the first few beers on the Year of Beer release list for 2019 We exclusively learn when the new canning line will be installed at the brewery (hint: work starts very very soon!) Get your diary ready as we reveal the date for Peakender 2019 New Thornbridge website and online shop incoming... along with all new merchandise Update on Thornbridge and Co pub openings around the country The A to Z of Thornbridge: A is for... Ahtanum - Rob tells us all about this rather special hop Beer Brief: Jaipur Beer Here Now is the official Thornbridge Brewery Podcast... taking you behind the scenes of the brewery every month. Follow us on Twitter @ThornbridgePod Music kindly supplied by the brilliant Liberty Ship

Adam Nicholson from Adam Nicholson Digital grew up in Nashville, worked in politics, moved to Korea, and now works with healers and wellness centers as a consultant. He is an aromatherapy and sound healing practitioner, and he also helps healers learn how to find more clients and more predictable incomes.   Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Catch Adam’s ep on The Business Coaching Podcast: www.revolutionoilspodcast.com/business-podcast/adam DIY Dugout Giveaway Sponsors: View our entire sponsor list at www.revolutinooilspodcast.com/sponsors

Adam Nicholson from Adam Nicholson Digital grew up in Nashville, worked in politics, moved to Korea, and now works with healers and wellness centers as a consultant. He is an aromatherapy and sound healing practitioner, and he also helps healers learn how to find more clients and more predictable incomes.   Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Catch Adam’s ep on The Business Coaching Podcast: www.revolutionoilspodcast.com/business-podcast/adam DIY Dugout Giveaway Sponsors: View our entire sponsor list at www.revolutinooilspodcast.com/sponsors

Are you a healing practitioner? Acupuncturist? Massage Therapist? Councillor?  Tune in to today's episdoe to get some tried and true business tips from Adam Nicholson of Adam Nicholson Digital. Learn more at: https://adamnicholsondigital.com/revolution Tune into Adam's episdoe about Helping Healer's Stay Healthy on The Essential Oil Revolution.

Welcome to the Sheffield Hopcast – unpretentious beer talk from the Steel City Our first episode comes from Bar Stewards – and it ended up being so epic that we split it into two parts! In part one we meet the Hopcast team: hosts Adam Nicholson and James Marriott, and the beer panel – Sean…

Brandon and Angie are joined by Beaver Blitz recruiting writer Adam Nicholson this week to discuss Seth Collins injury, o-line being cemented, expectations from Colorado State opener, DB depth and answer Go Beavs questions. Check it out. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brandon and Angie are joined by Beaver Blitz recruiting writer Adam Nicholson this week to discuss Seth Collins injury, o-line being cemented, expectations from Colorado State opener, DB depth and answer Go Beavs questions. Check it out.