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Since Labour came to power 12 months ago they have made home ownership one of their key messages. The headlines have focused on their ambitions to build 1.5m new homes over the course of this Parliament and in February they announced they would be 'modernising' home buying and selling process to make it fit for the 21st Century; but what does it really mean for conveyancers?The latest Today's Conveyancer podcast welcomes two protagonists who are involved in these efforts Nick Chadbourne, CEO of LMS, and Angela Hesketh, Head of Market Development at PEXA who both join the discussion in their roles representing the Open Property Data Association (OPDA). In the short term there are two ongoing projects; a A 12-week assessment of the needs of industry, specifically around data sharing and standardisation. The second project is led by Land Registry, and aims to digitise data points managed by central government and local authorities with the ambition to streamline data access and improve efficiencyThe OPDA's role is on creating the framework both for collecting and storing data associated with property transactions; and subsequently enabling it to be shared and relied upon. Nick describes the process as providing a 'vouch'  validating its origin and reliability, allowing conveyancers to make informed decisions without extensive rechecking.ID has been widely touted as a user case; instead of verifying ID 3,4,5 times throughout a transaction it can instead be verified once and relied upon thereafter. There are specific issues particular to property explains Angela, and work is ongoing to create a supplementary code to existing digital identity legislation that meets these unique needs.Both Nick and Angela are excited about the potential; a world in which conveyancers can trust the data they receive and focus on delivering a high-quality service without the burden of extensive verification and reverification. Alongside bringing more of that verified data to the fore at the outset of the transaction and being able to rely upon it, this shift would allow conveyancers to concentrate on their core responsibilities and improve the overall customer journey.Listen in to hear how the government's modernisation agenda is shaping up and how it impacts conveyancers and the wider property profession.  The Today's Conveyancer podcast can be found on your preferred podcast provider and also at www.todaysconveyancer.co.uk. Subscribe and listen in for all the latest conveyancing industry news and views. Thank you to our podcast sponsors PEXA, Osprey Approach, and VacantC Legal Recruitment.

This month Prof. David Spicer hosts a discussion with Dr Nick Snowden and Karl Baz around the impact that an MBA can have on your business. Both Nick and Karl bring fresh perspectives to the conversation as they explore the importance of continuing to educate yourself and adapting to understand the things you know you don't know. The conversation also explores the use of AI in business for good as Karl talks about his start-up, Deep Blue Tech, which recently won Start-up of the Year at the AMBA and BGA Excellence Awards. Deep Blue Tech uses AI for water safety providing lifeguards in Dubai with a drown detection system.  Nick is MBA Director at the School of Management. He started his working life as an entrepreneur before progressing to share his time between business interests and education, teaching at several universities and colleges, in a range of contexts, while studying part-time for both an MBA and PhD. Having worked with a wide range of organisations in the public, private ad voluntary sectors his work focuses on providing leadership and management development for senior leaders in a global context.  Karl is currently in the second year of his MBA at the University of Bradford and recently won 2025 Start-Up of the year at the AMBA and BGA Excellence awards for his co-founded company Deep Blue Tech. The AI drown detection system represents a groundbreaking leap in water safety technology, providing real-time monitoring and rapid response capabilities in various aquatic environments. The system not only detects potential drownings but also pre-empts this by understanding risk ratings of situations, such as the ratio of adults and children to lifeguards in an environment, and detecting patterns. As mentioned in the episode on Friday 6 June 2025 the School of Management will be hosting our annual MBA Summit. You can register now to secure your place as academic experts and industry leaders come together to explore themes of Resilience in professional and personal contexts. 

Send feedback for the showIn this episode of Rizzology, Nick sits down with Tom DeGiuli for a candid discussion on entrepreneurship, the perception of time, and the work-life balance that often feels exhausting. They explore the glamorized view of being a business owner versus the reality, touching on how the constant hustle can lead to a never-ending cycle of stress if not managed carefully. Both Nick and Tom share personal anecdotes about their professional journeys, the challenges of maintaining passion in their work, and how important it is to find contentment with what you have. They also delve into fitness, favorite training regimes, and a sprinkling of humor with nostalgic references to video games and technology. Join them for an insightful conversation on maintaining balance and enthusiasm in the relentless pursuit of success.00:00 Balancing Passion and Exhaustion09:08 Automated Shades: Time-Saving Debate12:33 "No Unique Experiences Exist"17:44 Freelancing Challenges and Client Pipeline24:19 Consistency in Content Creation26:52 Young Professionals Leaving Long Island36:08 Gratitude for Every Single View37:58 Focus on Quality Over Popularity42:12 TikTok Influence: Content Over Follower Count47:27 Unmatched Midnight Game Release54:11 First iPhone Experience59:06 Respectful Jiu Jitsu Training Partner01:06:09 Seeking Unique Fitness Challenges01:11:28 Fitness Challenges and State Restrictions01:16:12 "My Own Training Space"https://www.instagram.com/tomdegiuli/Support the showYouTubeInstagram Tik Tok We'd love to hear your thoughts on this episode! Feel free to share your favorite moments or any questions you have for Darren. Thank you for being part of the Rizzology community. Your support means the world to us!

Former Gophers Jordan Leopold and Nick Angell joined us for a special Thanksgiving episode of the podcast. Both Nick & Leo think they would not be good enough to make the current D for the Gophers when they were that age. The puck skills and the skating skills of the players these days has advanced a ton since they played. We did cover a little bit of the current team on the show, but this turned out to be story time from Nick & Leo.

This week we kick off with Nick and Mark discussing the Scheffler/Rory McIlroy vs Koepka/DeChambeau, Mark is excited about the prospect, Nick will watch the highlights.We chat about the first couple of LIV tournaments next year, Adelaide is second and Riyadh is first....unhelpfully none of us know where Riyadh is or how to spell it...so we muddle through and figure it out together.Nick and Mark discuss the Presidents Cup teams, and Nick believes there are some players harshly done by - Cam Davis the obvious one for him. Both Nick and Mark believe the Presidents Cup would be better if the teams were mixed Men and Women. Mark reckons that if the internationals get 'pummelled' again, it can't continue as the Cup will have become a laughing stock.They name who would be their international team were it mixed.Mark then, jokingly (we think), says that if Bernhard Langer keeps playing we'll end up with a Weekend at Bernies situation. As we go to The Turn, we discuss seeing Australian young gun Jordan Bovalina in the cafe at Golf Australia Headquarters, and decide to hit him up for a chat. He can't today as it is his girlfriend's birthday, but we lock in a time to chat later this week....bonus pod on the way. If you've not seen Jordan's handiwork, check out this video here and be prepared to have your mind blown, this kid is 22 years old!And thanks to our mates at Southern Golf Club, the Top 5 this week from Nick on the best 5 Champions Tour stories, and Mark gives us a 6th which is quite extraordinary - and Mark names the best hitter of a golf ball he ever saw, and he's an Aussie!Into the PING global results from Nick, a quieter week this week with less golf on, and right at the end the hotline rings, and it's Craig from Brisbane with a fantastic story about something he and his golfing mates do on the course they play at Nudgee.Mark's Masterclass, thanks to the watchMynumbers app, is on how to get an extra 10 yards of carry when you need it.A big thanks to our great Talk Birdie partners:PING will help you play your best, like they have for Nick O'Hern. See your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting;The new watchMynumbers app, the most powerful data based golf app in the world, download from the App Store or Google Play;Golf Clearance Outlet, join GCO Live for great member benefits and comps. They're in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and the Sunshine Coast, or online here.And Southern Golf Club - Home of the Australian Master of the Amateurs in January 2025, entry is free!Subscribe to never miss a Talk Birdie To Me ep. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, send a voicemail here, and see our Masterclass videos on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What a US Open, absolutely riveting. There were celebrations, heartbreak, twists and turns, and Nick O'Hern and Mark Allen run the ruler across it all today on the Talk Birdie To Me podcast.In fact the first half of the pod is pretty much all US Open. Nick and Mark start by discussing Rory's use of the 7 iron on the 15th hole, and that this was where it started going wrong. They make the comment, which they've said many times before, that Rory has the wrong caddie, and that there is no way that a competent and experienced caddie would have allowed a 7 iron in that situation, and that decision cost Rory the tournament. Both Nick and Mark felt 'sick' after Rory's final putt on 18.Nick and Mark run through some moments in the tournament for Bryson and Rory. Mark says Brysons iron play was exceptional, and he runs through his stats from the tournament. Nick remains concerned about the number of looks that Rory is taking and says he must cut them down.Mark watched the video of Johnson Wagner after the tournament, when Bryson came down whilst he was filming. Brilliant. He explains what happened as Nick hadn't seen it. If you haven't, you can see it here, it's a ripper.Scottie Scheffler had a tough day at the office, we discuss and look at some of his key stats. Mark was impressed with what he saw of low amateur winner Neil Shipley, and reckons he is great fun to watch.Back to Rory, can he win again? Can he come back? Mark has some interesting stats from US journo Rob Lusetich on the age that previous icons won their final major.After the turn, inspired by the US Open, Nick counts down his Top 5 notable missed putts in majors, and we found out what Nick and Marks most notable missed putt in their careers were. And we have a voicemail from former tour pro Scotty Laycock adding some info to what happened at the infamous 2002 Australian Open. Plenty of golf around the world that Nick covers off in the PING global results today, and then we hook into some feedback. No whacks this week! But we're sure more will come. And the hotline rings - it's Mark from Nudgee in Queensland who has a question for Nick and Mark about Rory's putting in the US Open.Masterclass this week from Mark on 'pressure putting' with some excellent advice from both Nick and Mark. And we wrap with some whispers we're hearing about the Australian Open. Fingers crossed.A big thanks to our Talk Birdie partners:PING, they'll help you play your best, you can see your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting;the new watchMynumbers app, the most powerful data based golf app in the world, download from the App Store ;and the Golf Clearance Outlet, great prices on the best gear. See them in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane or Perth, or online here.Subscribe to never miss a Talk Birdie To Me ep. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, send a voicemail here, and see our Masterclass videos on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick Murawski and Danny Miller discuss the recent managerial moves by Pedro Grifol.  Both Nick and Danny are obsessed. They also discuss the teams split with the Red Sox.

Functional NLP and becoming zesty with Megan Blacksmith   Episode #143   Welcome to another enlightening episode of The Creative Soulpreneur! In today's show, our host Nick engages in a transformative conversation with the multi-talented Megan Blacksmith. As a holistic health coach, functional diagnostic nutrition practitioner, NLP trainer, and co-founder of Zesty and the Becoming Zesty podcast, Megan brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. Together, they explore the profound need for personal space and time for processing emotions and experiences, a crucial practice for any creative and entrepreneurial journey. Megan shares how integrating functional medicine into NLP has revolutionized her approach to emotional processing and coaching, emphasizing the physical body's role in our mental well-being. They also dive into understanding learning styles, compassionate coaching, and the dangers of manipulative practices in NLP. The conversation uncovers the impact of limiting beliefs and nervous system reactions on business ventures, highlighting personal anecdotes of fear, stress, and physical tolls from launching events. Both Nick and Megan recount their battles with burnout and the importance of setting boundaries to sustain health and creativity. Stay tuned for an episode brimming with insights on personal growth, emotional processing, and the transformative power of trusting oneself.    Megan Website  Megan IG Megan FB     Get a FREE Social Media Story Prompts Calendar. 30 days of prompts to inspire your next great piece of content! Social Media Prompt Calendar   Takeaways:   **Personal Growth Through NLP & Functional Medicine:** Megan emphasizes the integration of NLP with functional medicine practices to address both the mind and body, ensuring emotional processing is holistic and effective.   **Understanding & Overcoming Limiting Beliefs:** Common beliefs that hold us back, like feeling “too much” or unsafe in using our voice, can be reprogrammed. Megan shares how recognizing and addressing these beliefs are crucial steps toward unlocking our full potential.   **Importance of Self-Care & Boundaries:** Both Megan and Nick underscore the need to process emotions in real-time and set boundaries to avoid burnout. Trusting your body and setting compassionate boundaries can transform your approach to business and creative enterprises.       Megan Blacksmith is a holistic health coach, Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner, speaker, NLP Trainer and mindset ninja. She is the co-founder of Zesty and the Becoming Zesty podcast. She trains coaches, practitioners and leaders with the tools for faster (inner) transformation without fighting themselves along the way through Functional NLP, a combination of the principles of NLP, functional medicine and compassionate coaching.   Nick Demos is a Tony and Olivier Award winning Broadway producer, documentary filmmaker, conscious business coach and manifestation expert. With over 15 years of teaching pranayama (breath work), yoga and creativity as well as thirty years in the entertainment industry, he has travelled from the Tony Awards to ashrams and run a multi-million dollar business in between. Nick helps you clear blocks and tap into your creative intuition so you can tell your stories and manifest the business and life of your dreams creating wealth and impact.      

In this episode of GOOD TROUBLE with Nick Kyrgios, we welcome the legendary tennis coach Patrick Mouratoglou, known for his transformative work with some of the greatest tennis players, including Serena Williams. Having struggled with extreme shyness and social anxiety during his childhood, Patrick reveals how he turned it into a strength, which has set him apart as a coach. One positive remark from a teacher changed Patrick's life and he now applies that same principle in his coaching, always focusing on the positives and looking at his players with a “kind eye”. Patrick also reflects on the infamous 2018 US Open final between Naomi Osaka and Serena Williams, and how they brought a lot of eyes to tennis. Both Nick and Patrick have faced criticism for not conforming to traditional roles in tennis, but they've pushed boundaries to provoke change in the game. Watch the GOOD TROUBLE series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkk99AZEYMdRGSpE4pzoa920ctXe4RFKW Nick Kyrgios: https://www.instagram.com/k1ngkyrg1os/ Patrick Mouratoglou: https://www.instagram.com/patrickmouratoglou/ About "Good Trouble With Nick Kyrgios": Hosted by tennis' beloved troublemaker, Nick Kyrgios, “Good Trouble With Nick Kyrgios” is a video podcast series that explores the personal journeys of individuals who are making waves by doing things on their own terms. The series takes inspiration from Kyrgios's own career, marked by his unorthodox style and willingness to defy the norm, and extends that narrative to a broader spectrum of guests. “Good Trouble With Nick Kyrgios” is available every other Wednesday on Hana Kuma's YouTube channel, on all podcast platforms, domestically on Tennis Channel platforms and in Europe on discovery+ and Eurosport. --------------------------------------- About Hana Kuma: An Emmy Award-nominated, story-driven, and multicultural creative house founded in the world of Naomi Osaka that disrupts the default with joyful craftsmanship. Empowered by @MakeSpringhill and @Uninterrupted. Subscribe to Hana Kuma for more: https://www.youtube.com/@HanaKumaCo/featured?sub_confirmation=1 Follow Hana Kuma : Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hanakuma/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hanakumafb Threads: https://www.threads.net/@hanakuma TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hanakumaco Twitter: https://twitter.com/hanakumaco_ Website: https://www.hanakumaco.com/

TOOTH FAIRY WARNING! Do Not Listen With Children! Both Nick and J-Si forgot to do something very important! 

This week on the Caddie Tales Podcast, we explore the emotional rollercoaster of the caddying world, the unexpected challenges on the course, and the personal highs of caddying for winners in pivotal tournaments. Both Nick and Mark share insider tales that unveil the mental battles of caddies and players alike, reflecting on the pressures of the game and the art of maintaining composure under tournament stress.We also delve into the anticipation of the upcoming golf season, addressing potential anxieties about physical readiness and player-caddie dynamics. Plus, don't miss our discussion on recent professional headlines, including Scottie Scheffler's triumphs and Nelly Korda's victorious strides in women's golf.So, grab your caddie bib, adjust your hat, and join us for an episode that celebrates the unsung heroes who carry more than just the bag. Tune into Caddie Tales for a walk down the fairway like no other!#caddietalespodcast Links:•https://twitter.com/caddietales•https://bestball.com/collections/caddie-tales-podcast•https://BestBall.com•https://linktr.ee/BestBallSponsors:•Western Birch Golf Co. - Enter "BESTBALL" in the shipping cart for a free gift with your order - https://westernbirch.com/•Atomic Golf - Enter "BESTBALL" for 5% off your order - https://www.atomicgolf.club/Interested in becoming a sponsor of the Caddie Tales Podcast? Email info@bestball.com.

Everyone relax. Liesl is back home. After what seemed like a way-too-long hiatus, Liesl Hays rejoins Nick Parker for the latest episode of the Lee's Summit Town Hall podcast just in time to preview some weekend activities and discuss a recent guest column in Link 2 Lee's Summit discussing the role Political Action Committees are playing in our local elections and governance. Both Nick and Liesl are curious how others in the community feel about partisan political groups inserting themselves into local politics.

Nick and Dan discuss Texas, and former Georgia WR, AD Mitchell, and his size and fluidity provide a high ceiling at the position. Both Nick and Dan have AD Mitchell higher than other WRs in the draft class, whom consensus seems to favor. They discuss his strengths and weaknesses, plus much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hatgate.The Talk Birdie To Me WhatsApp group has been going crazy this week. Mark is grumpy about the lack of a Tara Iti hat, Nick is unapologetic that he should not be regarded as a hat courier for people. How does it all end? We find out on the pod. The elephant, or hat, in the room needs to be discussed before we get to any golf chat.After that convo, we get to the golf. Mark has had a sneak peak at the new Commonwealth course, we've put some pics on socials, he loves it and can't wait to play it. Nick suggests we do a pod from Commonwealth, so we're on. Mark discusses how he loves the way that Tom Doak designs golf courses. Nick is a massive fan of the history at golf clubs, of the history lesson when you walk through the clubhouses - the names, the pictures.There was the big meeting in the Bahamas last week with all the big wigs from the PIF and the PGA. Mark has some inside info from his US source on how the meeting went, what was discussed, the vibe in the room. And Nick and Mark discuss what it could mean and how things may end up.Nick has finally caught up on the new series of Full Swing, and we discuss some of the stories. Both Nick and Mark have some thoughts on Keegan Bradley after watching the series.A fun Top 5 today, Nick counts down his Top 5 weirdest hats on Tour Pros over the years. A bit of controversy with one left out that Mark felt should be in the list. Pod listener Steve calls in from the beautiful Rich Rivers Golf Club with a story about watching the great Peter Lonard playing there recently. Which takes us to feedback, lots of it, including a ripping caddy question which we'll follow up next week - and we run through your votes and comments on the GOAT, and put Nick and Mark on the spot to name their GOAT. Interestingly, they each name a different player.Lots of fantastic performances over the last week, and Nick runs through them all in the PING global results, and we wrap the show with a masterclass from Mark Allen inspired by Pro Keith Mitchell on the importance of holding your head still, or close to, right into your follow-through.And this Thursday we'll have a bonus pod with the legendary Peter Chooky Fowler where we'll pick his brains on his short game. Can't wait!We're here each week with the great support of PING, see your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting. Just like they have with Nick O'Hern, PING will help you play your best. And the Golf Clearance Outlet, great prices on the best gear. See them instore in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane or Perth, or online here.Talk Birdie To Me. New episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and you'll never miss one! And we'd love you to share the podcast, and if you can rate and review us that would be great. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, or send a voicemail to us here. And all our Masterclass videos on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Find Your Authentic Edge in Media with Shannon O'Dowd   Episode #129   In this episode, Nick and guest Shannon O'Dowd share their insights on leaving a legacy for the future and embracing sustainable practices. Their discussion revolves around the concept of "edutainment," combining entertainment with learning to help the planet and its inhabitants. As Shannon shares her evolution as a media trainer, embracing authenticity and spirituality in her work, she delves into managing her inner critic and using nerves as fuel. Both Nick and Shannon stress the importance of authenticity, preparation, and being present in the moment, providing valuable insights into public speaking and media presentations. Join us as we delve into their experiences, challenges, and growth, and explore the power of vulnerability and the impact of conscious business practices.   Shannon Website Shannon Instagram Shannon Facebook Shannon LinkedIn   Takeaways   Embracing Authenticity: Nick and Shannon discuss the evolution of media and the shift towards authenticity, emphasizing the importance of presenting oneself as the best version of their true self. Being genuine and authentic is key to making a positive impact in the world.   Managing Nervousness: Shannon shared her experiences in managing her inner critic, Agnes, and using her presence as fuel rather than allowing it to hold her back. They talk about techniques for managing nerves, from breathing exercises to finding one's authentic self and managing natural tendencies.   Crafting Impactful Presentations: Nick and Shannon explore the importance of preparing an intro and close, using bullet points as a roadmap for speeches or presentations, and finding the balance between scripted and banter-based performances. Being fully present and detaching from the self-judging voice leads to impactful and authentic presentations.     Take the Creative Visionary Quiz and find out your type to learn how to understand and utilize your energy to create abundance in your life and business.  www.creativevisionaryquiz.com   When leaders, organizations, experts, and influencers need to polish their presence for high stakes conversations, they call Shannon O'Dowd. Shannon's clients have appeared on the Today Show, Entertainment Tonight, the Doctors, HGTV, Hallmark, QVC, Buzzfeed, and major market morning shows. From becoming confident on camera to being captivating in the boardroom, Shannon's clients gain the skills to shine when the stakes are at the highest. Her approach focuses on helping her clients be their most authentic self so they can connect, impact, and influence their audiences. Through her workshops and private coaching retainers, Shannon guides her clients' performance technique, messaging, body language, eye-line, nervousness, and presentation design.   Nick Demos is a Tony and Olivier Award winning Broadway producer, documentary filmmaker, conscious business coach and manifestation expert. With over 15 years of teaching pranayama (breath work), yoga and creativity as well as thirty years in the entertainment industry, he has travelled from the Tony Awards to ashrams and run a multi-million dollar business in between. Nick helps you clear blocks and tap into your creative intuition so you can tell your stories and manifest the business and life of your dreams creating wealth and impact.      

A huge week in golf, every week seems to be at the moment. Before we get onto the big LIV news, and the new rules, Nick and Mark are pumped about the Aussies performance in the champions tour qualification. One of Marks top 5 things he's ever seen in golf,We have to discuss the huge Rahm deal to go to LIV. Mark believes this is a clear sign that talks have completely broken down between LIV and the PGA, Nick agrees. We discuss at length what it might mean, who's next, what the PGA can do to defend against the LIV poaching - if anything. The numbers are extraordinary. Both Nick and Mark have plenty of thoughts on what needs to be done, and describe the current situation in golf worldwide as 'sad'. Nick asks where will it all end, and Mark believes there is one first step that needs to be done to move towards a resolution, involving one particular person being removed from their current role.The new rules are confirmed. Nick and Mark support the changes, but don't believe they've gone far enough yet and discuss on the pod.Lots of feedback this week to discuss, including a couple of great questions from you. If you have any questions or comments, let us know on socials, email or voicemail. We have a ripping voicemail this week from David who has a couple of questions for Nick and Mark about visualisation and swing thoughts.As usual Nick takes us all over the world with the PING global results, plenty to look at, some excellent performances.This weeks Top 5 has a twist. Nick is counting down his Top 5 best shots of the year....but he can't narrow it down, so he makes an executive decision to expand it to a Top 10. When you hear the shows, hard to argue - all very worthy!And Mark does the masterclass this week on the importance of staying down, particularly at the start of your backswing.Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and you'll never miss an episode! We'd love you to share the podcast with them, and if you can rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts that would be great.We'd love you to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, or send a voicemail to us here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What a week. What a week!The Australian Open has been run and won, some wonderful performances across the weekend. Nick O'Hern and Mark Allen break it down and have a look at the incredible golf played, and whether the 'experiment' of 3 tournaments in one worked. Nick was there commentating, and has the inside word on how it went.A wonderful win from Joaquin Niemann in the mens, who was impressive all weekend. And Ash Buhai with a fantastic performance to go back to back. The conditions were tough, particularly on Sunday, and Nick talks us through what he saw. Minjee Lee and Min Woo Lee finished 2nd and 3rd respectively, couldn't quite get over the line - although Minjee's performance on Sunday was exceptional. Min Woo was excellent, and Mark calls him a lock for a major next year.Both Nick and Mark have a couple of concerns about the structure of the tournament and the vagaries that it tossed up. Mark believes that the national tournament has to be fair, and both Nick and Mark feel there are some lessons to be taken from this year; Adam Scott may have been disadvantaged by the Udraw. Nick and Mark discuss what happened to Scotty on the 7th hole and our man, rules official Stuart McPhee, was the guy who made the ruling - and he told Nick the background to his call.We get a voicemail from Michael who is concerned about the proposed rules to roll back the ball. Nick and Mark both have strong views and discuss at length.Tiger Woods played in the Bahamas at the weekend, Nick saw none of it, Mark saw a fair bit and has some observations on how Tiger is going.As usual lots of feedback, and a bunch of questions for Nick and Mark - we love them, so keep them coming.We give Scott a call who has a couple of questions and comments for Nick and Mark, he went to the PGA in Brisbane and has a question about what he saw. He also a suggestion for Nick regarding a potential new job....could be awkward.Nick takes us around the world with the PING global results, and there's a lot to like this week. A great Top 5 this week from Mark, he looks at some of the greatest playoff performances in history. Mark may poke the bear a bit by bringing up one of Nick's most lamented moments. And for the second week in a row we have a Masterclass inspired by Min Woo Lee, this time from Nick, hitting out of a dodgy lie.Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and you'll never miss an episode! We'd love you to share the podcast with them, and if you can rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts that would be great.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, or send a voicemail to us here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I heard a great quote that went something like this: when you're a child, you think your parents are gods. When you become an adolescent, you realize they're human. When you become an adult, you forgive them for being human. When you become wise, you forgive yourself for being human. My guest for this episode is Nick Dugmore. Nick is a winemaker in South Australia for his winery The Stoke. Nick listened to the episode I recorded with Jeff Lowenfels about the soil microbiome, and he's been traveling down the regenerative viticulture rabbit hole ever since. In 2023 he was named Australia's Young Gun of Wine, and then four months ago he was diagnosed with stage 3 bowel cancer. He's 39 years old. When you hear Nick's positivity, humor, and joy, keep in mind that he's in the midst of the following treatment schedule: 5 x 3 week rounds of chemotherapy with 1 week of intravenous followed by 112 tablets over two weeks and then a week break. Then 6 weeks of radiotherapy which is 5 days a week at the hospital for 45 mins. Then a 3 month break and then surgery to remove what's left.  We talk frankly about his cancer and the fact that his alcohol consumption may have contributed to it. Yet Nick is incredibly grateful to work in wine, and he loves the winemaking community. Both Nick and I can thank wine for the most important relationships in our lives – our spouses. But if his cancer was caused by alcohol, there's a chance that alcohol could take his life. Both are parts of wine, and there are many more. Nick talks about the wine community that has come to his aid, and he talks about the spirituality of wine, and the beauty of Kangaroo Island where he converted 12 acres of conventional vineyard to a thriving regenerative ecosystem. He makes some profound connections between soil health, physical health, and mental health. And at least twice he mentions how busy we all are, and how this leads us to make thoughtless decisions… because we don't have the time to be thoughtful. It reminds me of the famous quote from Bill Mollison's Permaculture Designers Manual: "The philosophy behind permaculture is one of working with, rather than against, nature, of protracted and thoughtful observation rather than protracted and thoughtless action." As I think about regenerating wine, Nick has made me think about how important time is. The speed of our lives is completely antithetical to the complexity of life. Look how patiently nature grows an ecosystem, look how it builds complexity and diversity layer by layer over centuries. I want to make wine this way. I want to think about wine this way, and let this perspective inform the decisions I make for this vintage. I want to stop rushing to buy things when I don't know where they came from or how they were made. I want to take the time to observe and learn about complex things carefully. I want to take the time to be grateful. If you're moved by Nick's story, he mentions a go-fund me campaign that his wine community set up for him and his family, and you can link to that here. https://stokewines.au/ Support this episode by subscribing via patreon. Sponsors: Centralas Wine  

After a disgraceful effort last week by Nick O'Hern, forgetting to bring any wine to the pod, he has redeemed himself this week with a lovely Pinot Noir to toast David Micheluzzi's win in the Victorian PGA at the weekend.After that, we discuss some incredible golf performances over the weekend, incredible. Mark Allen says the quality of golf he is seeing is as good as it's ever been. Particularly impressed with Ludvig Åberg and Eric Cole, Matt Wallace birdieing the entire the back 9 in round 3, the women's results were next level. Nick and Mark reveal their strongest performance with consecutive birdies. Mark believes the balls are contributing to this, Nick agrees, but adds some thoughts on driver head size.Nick and Mark discuss Ludvig and just how good he is, and will be. Mark predicts Top 5 this time next year, Nick says Top 10.Fun chat about the 'tree' incident involving Joost Luiten, see the video here. Hilarious.We discuss the Victorian PGA and Kazuma Kobori who played well, but had no caddy. Both Nick and Mark like Kazuma, particularly at Moonah Links, but feel the lack of a caddy hurt his game. Nick and Mark chat about the importance of a caddy, and talk through their experiences.Voicemail from Sam who has a question about his PING clubs for Nick. You can leave a voicemail for us any time at the website here. Lots of feedback for Nick and Mark, thanks for your comments and questions - keep them coming in.Nick takes us around the world with the PING global results, some great performances from the weekend - including the final DP World Tour Event of the year.Mark's Top 5 this week is on the best final holes in the world at courses that don;'t host a major.Nick's Masterclass is inspired by David Micheluzzi, and is on the importance of continual movement when you're putting.Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and you'll never miss an episode!We'd love you to share the podcast with them, and if you can rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts that would be great.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, or send a voicemail to us here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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A massive show, so much to discuss - in fact so much so that we don't even have time to play the show opener today. Because we must talk about what we saw in the Ryder Cup, so much to unpack.Nick and Mark discuss the performances, particularly from the European team who were exceptional. We analyse who stood up and played well and who underperformed. Both Nick and Mark believe that the US team don't feel as strongly about the Ryder Cup as the Europeans, and they explain why.And Nick outlines some of the moves that they made prior to the tournament which had a major influence on the outcome. There was controversy of course, Mark says that Joe LaCava's behaviour on the course was 'shameful', Nick agrees, but also believes Rory McIllroy probably regrets his reaction in the carpark afterwards.Plenty to discuss with Patrick Cantlay and 'hat-gate', what about Viktor Hovland's chip shot? And once and for all, we find out how to pronounce Ludvig Aberg's name. And we have a question from Talk Birdie To Me listener Tim on how good the greens looked in Rome, which Nick and Mark discuss.Nick 'nearly' tells a great story about a 'charitable donation' from a PGA golfer which went, perhaps, to a 'charity' a little closer to home than was expected. Mark finishes the story, very funny.Mark and Nick discuss the LIV & PGA tour schedule for next year, or at least what we know about it so far.Mark is angry about a local council proposal considering closing down a local golf course.We have a voicemail today from Neal in Townsville with a ripping question about matchplay tips. Helpfully, we have a bloke who may have beaten Tiger Woods twice in matchplay, the only person in the world to ever do so, so Neal has come to the right place. And we chat to Steve from the Gold Coast who is passing on a tip he read from Ian Baker-Finch on chipping.Some great feedback as usual, keep it coming - including a comment today from Nick O'Hern's mum!We go around the world with the Ping global results, a cracking Top 5 today with Nick counting down the Top 5 golfers who don't wear hats (requested by Franco Caruso), and a masterclass from Mark on the importance of not stopping your swing at impact on the ball.Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and you'll never miss an episode! If you've got a friend who is into golf, we'd love you to share the podcast with them, and if you can rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts that would be great.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, or send a voicemail to us here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we are joined by coffee expert, entrepreneur, and internet personality Nick Cho. Known for his online persona "Your Korean Dad," he uses social media to share heartwarming and relatable content that fosters a sense of connection and positivity among his followers. Nick was born in Seoul, Korea in 1973. He immigrated to the US in 1975 with his father and mother, eventually settling in the Washington DC suburbs in Northern Virginia where he and his younger sister, Jennifer, grew up. After a number of different jobs including car sales, music teacher, and assistant to a radio producer for a nationally syndicated comedy radio show, he opened a small coffee shop in Washington DC in 2002 called "murky coffee." It quickly became renown throughout the country as one of the pioneering cafes for what would be called "third wave coffee." He moved to San Francisco in 2010, starting a new coffee company with Trish Rothgeb called Wrecking Ball Coffee Roasters. Both Nick and Trish would split time between running the coffee company and traveling the world, being invited as leading industry experts to speak and teach at various venues and events throughout the coffee world. Nick started on TikTok in late 2019, and started posting videos as what would be known as "Your Korean Dad" in April of 2020. His audience has been growing rapidly ever since.

Today we're live from the library at Woodlands Golf Club in the famous sandbelt, and Nick has noticed that his book isn't in the library. We thought we might see a tantrum but then he found a bottle of wine, and the world was all good again.We start the show by toasting the fantastic win by Minjee Lee over the weekend in Cincinnati, what a star she is. Nick and Mark discuss her performance, and Nick describes what he says was the shot of the week, which Minjee made on the 2nd playoff hole - and he decides to do a masterclass on that particular shot.Mark has an idea. He'd like to see caddies mic'd up so you can hear how they assist and advise the players, he feels it would be a great help to anyone watching to go inside the inner sanctum.Nick tells a great story about playing the K Club in Ireland, involving his wife Allanah and Dr Michael Smurfit who owned it at the time. On the Irish Open, both Nick and Mark would prefer the tournament in Dublin to be on a links course, but Nick talks about a couple of holes on the K Club course he particularly likes.Both Nick and Mark chat about last weeks announcement of the European Ryder cup team.LIV and the PGA. The schedule is yet to be released for 2024, what will happen, how will they structure it? Nick has a view on what will happen, Mark has a slightly different one. We discuss.And then we get notification of a voicemail message from Chris Payne, with a question for Nick and Mark. If you want to send the guys a voicemail you can record it here.Nick asks Mark for his advice on the best format for corporate golf days, there's plenty of ways it can be done, and Mark reckons he's got the perfect setup.As usual Nick runs around the world with lots of results, and a focus on the Aussies and Kiwis. Plenty of solid performances over the last week or so.We then call Joseph, who listens to the show and is a greenkeeper at Napier in New Zealand, we love hearing from our Kiwi Whanou ! Joseph wants to chat to the boys about a challenge he's having - not with his playing, but with something else. Whilst we've got him, Mark asks for a tip for the Rugby World Cup, and unsurprisingly Joseph reckons the All Blacks have it in the bag, and he is tipping the Warriors against Newcastle this weekend in the NRL. Who'd have thought.Lots of feedback again this week, including from someone (not Nick) who has been involved in beating Tiger Woods!A fun Top 5 today from Mark on great names in golf. And Nick's masterclass, inspired by Minjee Lee on her fantastic shot in Cincinnati at the weekend.Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts. Don't forget to subscribe and you'll never miss an episode! And if you've got a friend who is into golf, we'd love you to share the podcast with them, and if you can rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts that would be great.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Well we start with the most important thing this week in golf, an update on our quest to have at least one listener in Latvia. Nick is on the case and tells us all about it.Big show. The Evian, a great win for Celine Boutier who made it look easy. Both Nick and Mark very impressed with Celine's performance. Mark was also happy to see Aussie Stephanie Kyriacou continue to do well. Nick not a fan of the course generally, nor is Mark, but they both love the views there. And some controversy in the Evian this week with the slow play penalty for Carlota Ciganda, resulting in a DQ. Nick and Mark discuss, and have a different view on the decision. Long chat about slow play, which drives both of the guys crazy.Nick and Mark chat about rules, they love the idea of banning yardage books on the greens, which has just come in at the USGA Amateur Events, both want to expand this rule to all tournaments.The 3M Open finish on Monday was unbelievable. Lee Hodges won by 7 shots, but what Mark wants to discuss was J.T. Poston's performance on the 72nd hole which was a shocker, and cost him a small fortune. The guys do the maths…and it's a lot of cash! Nick was pleased to see Aaron Baddeley do well at the 3M Open.Nick runs us through how the standings work with respect to qualifying for tournaments this year.Back onto rules, and the ball issue. Both Nick and Mark are disappointed with the US PGA decision on balls in elite competition, and Nick says Rory McIllroy is behind the decision. Long chat, Nick and Mark have very strong opinions on it and discuss it at length.Plenty of feedback and questions from you this week, including a ripper from Brett on handling frustration on the golf course - Nick and Mark give their techniques for handling it.Top 5 from Mark looks at the Top 5 worst dressed golfers of all time, inspired by Viktor Hovland. And the Masterclass this week is from Nick on spot lining, a masterclass requested by Mark.Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts and don't forget to subscribe and you'll never miss an episode!By the way if you've got a friend who is into golf, we'd love you to share the podcast with them, and if you can rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts that would be great.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

HOUR 3 - Both Nick and Jon are all in on Mac Jones having a much better season than a year ago. Jon also gives his five predictions for the Patriots 2023 season including the chances at the playoffs and how the defense will look.

Follow the @SolfatePod show on Twitter for updates. Thanks for listening frens :)Notes from the showThe founders of marginfi, Edgar and Mac, share how they got into crypto and why they decided to dive in full time into the DeFi ecosystem.They both explain how they adjust their building plans based on the macro conditions and their actual product usage. Tailoring their product roadmap to the types of users they are getting at the time, while still keeping a longer term vision in mind.Edgar explains the concept of "over collateralization" in the finance world, and why it is such a useful safety mechanism for DeFi lending and borrowing. Even though it is not an end-all-be-all safety solution (due to price fluctuations in token prices), it might need to be a fundamental safety feature for permissionless protocols.Mac also teases some alpha for marginfi and an upcoming points based system for protocol usage, maybe with a reward system. And why he thinks having a reward system is important for projects/protocols that do not yet have a token.Also, Mac decided he wanted to be shirtless for the episode...Disclaimer: Nothing said in this episode (or any of our episodes) is financial or legal advice. The opinions and statements expressed are the personal opinions/statements of those who said it. Both Nick and James have tokens deposited into margin fi's borrow/lend pool(s). Margin fi is not sponsoring this content.Find Edgar and Mac onlineFollow Edgar on twitter - @edgarpavlovskyFollow Mac on twitter - @macbrennanExplore marginfi: marginfi.comFollow us aroundNickfollow on twitter: @nickfrostyfollow on github: github.com/nickfrostywebsite: https://nick.afJamesfollow on twitter: @jamesrp13follow on github: github.com/jamesrp13

On this weeks episode, Mark Allen reveals a big theory about Tiger Woods, and he has a reliable source. A theory which, if it comes to fruition, would be fantastic for golf. Nick likes it, and says a world where Tiger is playing is a better world for golf.Onto Rickie Fowler. What a win in Detroit, Nick loved the emotion in the press conference after the game, and the family involvement. Both Nick and Mark are fans, and Nick says that Rickie is one of the tours' nice guys. Nick and Mark discuss the importance of that win, following the disappointment of the US Open.Mark suggests a masterclass following the Detroit tournament at the weekend for Nick, which will be later in the show today.Nick reveals something about Mark's appearance that he has always admired. Came out of left-field to be honest, but hey whatever floats your boat!Bernhard Langer. 65 years old and what a player. Nick and Mark discuss how impressive he is playing over a long time, and this year. Nick reveals an incredible story about Bernhard that he's not spoken about before...it's a ripper! And Nick reveals the nickname he gave Bernhard.Mark tells a great story about the legendary Peter Thomson. Another cracking story that you need to hear.And Nick and Mark discuss the drug testing on tour, when they got you, how it happened.After the turn, Nick runs through a heap of results from the weekend, focusing of course on the Aussies. It goes slightly pear-shaped when the boys try to guess Anthony Quayle's age - and neither of them are correct. Apologies to Anthony.We also discover that Taylor Gooch's caddy has won more this year than Mark made in his entire professional career. Mark is unimpressed.We talk to podcast listener Finn who reached out with a 'bragline' story about his mate Cooper, which the boys love. Keep them coming in! Plenty of feedback this week, including people agreeing with Mark's comments on Keegan Bradley last week. And a conversation around how Tour Pro's count hole in ones.Top 5 this week, Mark counts down the Top 5 most famous cases of the yips that golf has seen. Both Nick and Mark reveal the time that they each had the yips, and what they did about it.We chat to listener Patrick from Sydney who reckons Mark missed an entry on last weeks Top 5, when he counted down the Top 5 US Open shots of all time.And a great masterclass from Nick, one requested by Mark, on how to hit shots taking spin off the ball like Rickie Fowler did at the weekend.Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts.If you've got a friend who is into golf, we'd love you to share the podcast with them, and rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts. You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick O'Hern and Mark Allen are all over the place this week, and we're on a Zoom call. Nick is doing the show from Cathedral in regional Victoria, and Mark is doing it from Canberra - will the technology work??? One way to find out.What a US Open in Los Angeles, it was a ripper with a well deserved winner in Wyndham Clark, and Nick and Mark chat about how well he played and some of his impressive shots. Mark picked up some comments from Wyndham Clark's caddy on the coverage which he thought were great. Leads to a chat on one of Nick's core views which is about ‘reacting' rather than taking too much time.Nick and Mark also discuss Rory McIlroy who came thisclose to winning, but got pipped by Wyndham. Nick has spotted something in Rory's putting that he feels could be slightly sharpened, and this sets up a fantastic Nick O'Hern Masterclass. We discuss the performance of the Aussies, the standouts being of course Cam Smith and Min Woo Lee - wonderful performances from both.Both Nick and Mark were impressed with the course at the LA Country Club, it played well, it looked great. Mark has one criticism, and it isn't about the course itself. Plus, Mark has decided he wants to play the course.Lots of feedback this week from you, and Nick and Mark always love to hear what you think - and if you disagree with something they've said, or have a question, they definitely want to hear it on the socials. This week, Marko has to apologise for recommending a bet on Justin Rose, who didn't make the cut.Whilst the US Open was the big story, there were plenty of other tournaments on, and Nick talks us through a bunch of other results from the past few days.Top 5 this week, Mark runs through his Top 5 shots made in the US Open of all time. Hard to narrow it down, but he has a good crack, and it's an impressive list. We also find out Nick O'Hern's favourite shot that he ever made in a US Open.Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts.If you've got a friend who is into golf, we'd love you to share the podcast with them, and rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts. You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

During Episode 21 of 1D Talks, Joe Miller and Big Paul Barnett are joined by former 12B Combat Engineer and Staff Sergeant Nick Crayne. Nick is a competitive bodybuilder, nutritionist, prep coach, and ISSA Elite Trainer. His company, "Coach Crayne," is run by Nick and his wife Ariel. Both Nick and Ariel served in the military and are now taking the same drive and passion into the fitness industry.0:51 - Introduction2:35 - U.S. Army Experience & Getting Into Fitness6:02 - Being Tall & Building Size In Bodybuilding7:30 - Aspirations To Become A Pro Bodybuilder8:04 - Classic Physique vs. Open Bodybuilding Competition Shows11:48 - Thought Process & Motivation To Accomplish Fitness Goals (Kuclo Classic)14:13 - Nick Meeting His Wife (Ariel) In The Army & His Military Discipline For Bodybuilding15:35 - Ariel's Passion For Fitness & Helping With The Coaching Business19:00 - Working With Clients & Family That Don't Listen20:00 - Monitoring Caffeine & How It Relates To An Optimized Nutrition Plan22:45 - Types Of Clients Nick Coaches - Competitors & Hard-Working Athletes24:40 - Insulin Resistance, Fasting, & Monitoring Blood Sugar (A1C Levels)31:25 - Endurance Athletes, Fat For Diet Plans & Building Muscle33:50 - Nutrition For Women & How Female Clients Respond To Carbs37:09 - Philosophy On Training - Not A "Cookie Cutter" Type Of Coaching Style38:42 - Overtraining, Failure, & Signs Of Being Overtrained41:30 - Injuries & Changing Diets During Cycles45:50 - What's Currently In The Works For Nick & His Business48:25 - "Shoot, Move, & Communicate" Rapid-Fire Q&AFollow Nick on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachcrayne27/Support the show** DISCLAIMER **The content on this channel is for entertainment and educational purposes only. 1st Detachment does not provide, endorse, or promote specific medical providers. We do not make warranties to its accuracy, application, and completeness. Our guests share their opinions and views on a variety of complex topics. Always seek advice from qualified medical practitioners. Do not disregard medical advice or delay seeking medical treatment due to the information presented on this channel.Consult with a physician before taking any over-the-counter medications, supplements, or herbs. This channel does not endorse medications, vitamins, or herbs, nor do we condone the use of illegal drugs.Consistent with community guidelines, we do not glorify the use of illegal drugs or the consumption of drugs illegally. A qualified medical professional should make decisions with each patient's health profile, current prescriptions, and medical history in mind.

Bonus episode with the US PGA in New York this weekend. Nick O'Hern is put on the spot by Mark Allen to name the 5 Australians who have won the US PGA. Mark has a theory on Jason Day which augurs well for his performance this weekend, Mark reckons he's a real shot.The boys discuss the impact of the weather on the tournament, with the move from August to May. Mark loves the change, and feels that the date coming earlier has made the US PGA a far stronger tournament.Nick and Mark discuss whether the PGA should travel around the world, they are in vigorous agreement, and reckon it should happen. They have an idea on how it could happen, and talk through it. But will it happen in their lifetime? In the hypothetical event that the PGA came to Australia, Nick and Mark discuss what Australian course would be best, given the time of year it would be held. Mark believes Perth is where it should be. Nick thinks the sandbelt in Melbourne.But back to the 2023 PGA, Nick and Mark discuss the calibre of the field.Mark asks Nick about the course at Rochester and how it will play, what the players need to be doing to compete.Both Nick and Mark list their players to watch, who they think will win, and who their roughy is. And of course they look at the Aussies.It's a big bonus episode as we get ready for some late nights watching the PGA !Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts.If you've got a friend who is into golf, we'd love you to share the podcast with them, and rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts. You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark played golf with a new partner at the weekend, and was surprised to see this bloke using a hybrid, he had three in fact, and was hitting well. Mark does not understand why more amateur golfers don't use hybrids, Nick agrees. When will the manufacturers make a good set of hybrids for men?Discussion on Jason Day's great performance at the weekend. The boys both were excited by Jasons performance, and unsurprised at the win. Nick was impressed by Austin Eckroat at the weekend, in coming second to Jason. Mark has a story about Austin finding an old putter in his garage, and using it! Nick tells a story about a Wilson 8813 putter - Mark gets veeeeery excited.Nick and Mark are both impressed with Jason Day's golf barn at his house. Wowee, impressive. Check it out here on YouTube.Adam Scott in some good form going into the PGA this week, the boys both excited to see how he performs. And it wouldn't be an Adam Scott discussion without talking about how good his swing is.Chat about the women's PGA coming up next month, which leads to Nick posing the question why do they not play a women's major at Augusta? Both Nick and Mark want it to happen.At the weekend, Mark lost a bet that Nick recommended he make. 50 bucks lighter in the skyrocket.Mark raises the one concern he has with Cameron Smith's game. Nick and Mark discuss.Plenty of feedback this week, most of it about last weeks Top 5 golf movies of all time - who won the poll as to the best Top 5 ? We discuss and read out your feedback on the show. Leads to some homework for Nick who put Seven Days in Utopia on his list, but hasn't seen it for years - Mark asks Nick to rewatch it, and give a review on next weeks show. So he'll be getting all Margaret Pomerance on us.Nick takes us through some other results from the weekend, some solid Aussie performances including Cameron Smith finishing second in the LIV tournament. Top 5 this week, Mark lists the Top 5 ‘lost their game, and found form again' players. It's a ripper. And a great masterclass on this weeks pod from Nick on pre-shot routines, why players do it, why it's important, and how you can do it.Video is on socials. Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts.If you've got a friend who is into golf, we'd love you to share the podcast with them, and rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts. You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What a massive week in golf, The Masters is around the corner, and The National has just finished. Mark can't believe how Tom Power Horan marked his ball at The National, and Nick thinks he might be onto something. Mark played a round with a 'kid' who marked his ball with something even more unusual. The National was great - even with the 'commentators curse' - and what Tom Power Horan did on the 8th hole was magical. Nick and Mark explain on the podcast. Mark talks about the opportunities that now present for David Micheluzzi after his recent performances, and we'll chat to him in a bonus episode on Wednesday this week (if he answers his phone!). Nick and Mark touch on Michael Wright holing a 40-footer for a birdie on the last to keep his tour card. So good.Nick talks about playing at Royal Pines back in the day and being mic'd up whilst playing.Mark reads a message he received from Bradley Hughes where he outlined one of his teaching philosophies. Both Nick and Mark love it. Particularly one line from Bradley, the boys discuss.Mark was surprised to hear that there are 18 LIV players who are in The Masters this weekend, and he talks about Greg Norman's comments about a potential LIV celebration should one of those players win. Will be fascinating to see, if it happens. Nick doesn't feel the LIV players, generally, are coming into The Masters with the best of form - Nick lists his favourites.Mark had homework, which was to arrange Graham Marsh as a guest - has he done his job? Well no. Maybe next week. Letters to the Editor is back, we love your feedback - plenty of comments on Jason Day and whether he can win The Masters.Baseball has introduced a new rule which has shortened games by an hour or so, and Nick and Mark reckon there is a lesson in this for golf. A 'no-brainer' is what Mark describes it as.Nick runs us through all the results from the last few days, including the disappointing result for Justice Bosio. Dimi Papadatos got so close in Chile, but not quite the win - still a great result. Masters is on this week, and we'll have a Masters special later this week. Nick counts down his Top 5 Masters Moments - we want to know your great moments, let us know on the socials.In the Masterclass this week, Nick talks through bunker shots and the importance of acceleration.Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts.If you've got a friend who is into golf, we'd love you to share the podcast with them, and rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts. You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After Nick murdered a bottle of chardonnay on the show last week, the show opens with a discussion about a drink or two during the pod.But after that, Nick and Mark are both pumped about Gabi Ruffels great performance from the weekend, what a great win, big future coming up. Mark talks about Gabi's early days, her first ever swing, and her performance as a 15-year old at Victoria Golf Club.And how about David Micheluzzi, great performance in NSW and he's now in the Open, and has a DP World Tour card for 2023/2024. The boys run through how he played at the weekend.Mark raves about the PGA drama this week, Nick and Mark talk through some of the notable performances from Valspar where Taylor Moore had a great win, impossible not to love. Nick has played this course multiple times, and talks through what the holes are like - particularly the challenges on 17 and 18. What about that putt on the last hole!Putting is front row and centre this week, Nick counts down his Top 5 clutch putts of all time, and the Masterclass this week is on how to nail your putting. In the wake of Taylor's win, particularly the putting, Nick and Mark chat about the importance of the mental aspect in golf.Talking LIV, Mark and Nick talk about Marc Leishman going from a 2-shot lead, to, well, not the the result we'd have liked and his demise in the event. The boys talk through some of the poor performances from the LIV stars over the weekend, and comparing that to the drama in the PGA. Nick and Mark chat about the importance of scrambling well, Nick believes one of the most important stats each week is the scrambling stats.The Champions Tournament. The boys love watching Fred Couples play, and they love his tweets! Controversy corner: Mark makes a big claim about a golfing legend, an icon, accusing him of ‘cheating'. He names the player involved and explains why: “He's a star, but he's cheating, we need to have a chat”.The boys saw the snake that Leishman had to walk past at the weekend - nothing like a bit of snake chat. Mark reveals the animal that he saw at Kingston Heath recently and scared him…..hint, it isn't a scary animal….The ball is big news. What is going on. There's an update which comes courtesy of the LPGA and their view on distance, and the ball discussion. Sounds like the LPGA has had a whack.Feedback is back, we love your comments, and love to chat about them….plenty of feedback on last weeks comments about Scottie Scheffler from Nick and Mark. Always want to hear what you reckon, let us know on socials.We had a Twitter poll after last weeks show where Nick was drinking chardonnay during the show to find out if your preference would be chardonnay, sav, red or a beer….results on the pod today. And we get an update on how Nick played at Cathedral.Both Nick and Mark are playing Pro Am's this week, Nick at Eynesbury and Mark at Box Hill. Mark makes the claim that he will shoot a 64. We look forward to it, and to hearing about how he did it on next weeks show, he's convinced he's a sure thing!Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts.If you've got a friend who is into golf, we'd love you to share the podcast with them, and rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts. You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Week 9 of the season, and there's so much going on in golf that the podcast could probably run for 3-hours - and whilst it's tempting, we'll keep it to a more manageable duration.Nick O'Hern and Mark Allen discuss The Honda Classic from last week - the extraordinary results all leading up to a playoff between Eric Cole and Chris Kirk. The boys discuss the personal demons that Kirk has dealt with, and how impressive the win was at the weekend given those challenges. Nick and Mark both chat about how they handled alcohol when they were touring.They discuss the remarkable results from the TPS Hunter Valley, and Brett Coletta's fantastic win, breaking the heart of Lincoln Tighe. A long discussion on Lincoln's performance before it went pear-shaped.And light of the results in The Hunter, Mark lists his Top 5 brain explosions on a golf course - and there are some very funny stories that come out.LIV is a discussion point, particularly in light of some of the scores being recorded last weekend - some great players shooting well over par. Nick has a theory on why it's happening.A fascinating conversation about the financial pressures facing players, particularly young players, who go to the United States. Nick reveals that when he moved to America, he and his wife mortgaged their house to be able to afford to play mini-tours in the US.During the week Mark posted a tweet saying, in part, "I absolutely hate that pros play pennant". And in the podcast, he doubles down and takes an even stronger position. Both Nick and Mark have been asked to play pennant, and they discuss their position on the issue.Mark talks about missing the cut at the British Open one year, and then spending two days with his caddie getting drunk all over Scotland, before being shocked at the leaderboard showing Jean van de Verde leading.As usual we read your input in 'Letters to the Editor', with Nick and Mark reading and responding to your feedback. Keep it coming.And we wrap with the Masterclass with Mark talking about how a small adjustment to your backswing can improve your short game in 'one minute'.Talk Birdie To Me, new episodes weekly wherever you get your podcasts.If you've got a friend who is into golf, we'd love you to share the podcast with them, and rate and review us wherever you get your podcasts. You can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nick and Ryan traveled to Maui to meet with Brandon Turner. Both Nick and Ryan listened to Brandon on the BP podcast for years learning the craft while building portfolios. Brandon started investing in real estate early on and then got linked with Bigger Pockets where he learned not only about real estate, but about building a brand and an internet company from the ground up.  Today Brandon owns over 7,500 units and started the Better Life Tribe, an accountability group benefiting charity. Brandon was an absolute blast to talk and hang out with. We look forward to more content together in the future.@beardybrandon 

Lions & Generals EP.15 - featuring Nick Searcy and Chris Burgard Original post is here: https://hisglory.me/lions-and-generals/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Help us fund the operation here: www.ToddCoconato.com/give Get up-to-the-minute news here: www.Remnant.News Download our new app at www.ToddCoconato.com/app Follow Pastor Todd here: www.toddcoconato.com/findme Go to our store for special deals for Remnant Warriors here: https://remnant.news/hanews/deals-for-remnant-warriors/ Hollywood Actor and Director, Nick Searcy, joins Lions & Generals to discuss the lies and misconceptions being spread about the January 6th "Insurrection", by the media. The events on January 6th, as tragic as they have been portrayed, have been exaggerated greatly and wrongfully compared to the terrorist attacks in New York City on September 11th, 2001. Both Nick and Chrissie were in Washington DC at and around the Capital on January 6th and have a very different viewpoint of what transpired from their observations.  Listen to this important broadcast about what happened.     

Both Nick and Trey had birthday parties for their sons, and J-Si clearly has a favorite kid.Dad Bop of the Week Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2wCidXgsMUgS5lXQCFSn2V?si=dff36ec5f2ae46bb Leave us a message or text us at 972.454.0581Follow @ChattyDaddies on Instagram and Twitter and hit us up to ask us a question or tell us we're terrible parents. And click subscribe, so you can get a new episode of Chatty Daddies every Dadurday.

The guys deliver their last rankings show as they dive into their top 12 Tight Ends. Some of their rankings are quite different which allows for some good back and forth. Both Nick and Darrin add 2 tight ends to talk about at the end that didn't make their list. If you have any Fantasy Football questions feel free to email us at braggingrights.ffpod@gmail.com we are very active there and happy to help out! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/darrin-alix/support

MSFT and GOOGL both report earnings after the close today, and SHOP & SPOT report before the market opens tomorrow.Both Nick and MIke have a bullish lean in MSFT and GOOGL, and place options trades to reflect this sentiment.Tune in for a live Q&A session as well!

MSFT and GOOGL both report earnings after the close today, and SHOP & SPOT report before the market opens tomorrow.Both Nick and MIke have a bullish lean in MSFT and GOOGL, and place options trades to reflect this sentiment.Tune in for a live Q&A session as well!

Nick and Maddie Occhiogrosso, both transplants from the Northeast, sit down with Fr. Mattingly to share their stories of conversion. Maddie recalls never really doubting her faith in Jesus, even from childhood, attributed to a nurturing beginning and firm family foundation. Nick, too, grew up in a family rooted in the Catholic Church... though he shares of his overcoming of the vice of pride. Together they speak to their dating relationship and the temptations they faced, and the very radical steps they took to preserve the chastity and sanctity of the nature of their relationship! Now residing in Kansas City with their six kids, speak to living a simple, low-tech life and how that allows a sense of silence. Both Nick & Maddie share their personal pursuits of holiness, but how it naturally spills over into their family life overall. But don't fret, the episode rounds out with sharing the craziness of family life! Show Notes: Christendom College How to Profit from your Faults by Joseph Tissot

In this video, Pio, Nick, and Kix discuss Ethereum technicals to figure out which direction cryptocurrency going, and use that information to trade in the NFT market. Both Nick and Kix give their predictions on the bottoms already for Ethereum. We also talk about the different projects that are on the market today lie Moonbirds, CryptoPunks, Otherside, and Bored Ape Yacht Club. Buy our NFT Sign up for FTX Join our discord Check out our Twitter Give us your thoughts on the show by leaving a rating. -- DISCLAIMER: You should never treat any opinion expressed by the hosts of this content as a recommendation to make a particular investment, or to follow a particular strategy. The thoughts and commentary on this show are an expression of the hosts' opinions and are for entertainment and informational purposes only. This show is never financial advice.

Both Nick and Mike placed earnings diagonal spreads in NKE using the same long option, but different short options. Today they compare and contrast the trades after the announcement to show the difference in P/L and greek exposure between the two setups.Tune in to learn more!

Both Nick and Mike placed earnings diagonal spreads in NKE using the same long option, but different short options. Today they compare and contrast the trades after the announcement to show the difference in P/L and greek exposure between the two setups.Tune in to learn more!

Nick and Dan dive into their 7-round mock drafts for the New York Giants complete with multiple trades and a slew of interesting prospects to consider. Both Nick and Dan used the Pro Football Focus mock draft and mock trade simulator to complete these drafts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this podcast episode, I talk with Nick Kneuper and Nat Eliason who are building Crypto Raiders, which I believe is one of the best web3 games out there. Both Nick and Nat haven't been in crypto for that long, but as long-time entrepreneurs, they've channeled their skills in creating products to take on blockchain gaming. In this episode, we talk about how Crypto Raiders got started, how they've grown the player base, how they manage their cryptocurrency treasury and how they see things developing for web3 gaming in the near future.

The Broncos won the best draft award for 2021 as voted on by all 32 teams. With the contributions from the rookie class this award does not surprise Nick or Cecil. The guys take some time to explain how a draft is graded and why the draft is not the crapshoot some believe it to be. Nick says drafting Pat Surtain over Fields may have been the best decision they made in the draft last year. Later, the NFL is going back to Germany but this is good for everyone? Sometimes growth and expansion can prove very costly for some teams.  Both Nick and Cecil agree that this is good for the game and especially at the quarterback position. Finally, Jon Robinson showed some real emotions today in front of the media. Having a GM break down shows how hard it is to get to the big game and how much it hurts to get close. Be sure to download and subscribe to the podcast so you never miss a minute. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Huntavore, Nick is joined by The Intrepid Eater, Adam Berkelmans.  Adam is a self taught cook who has a passion for wildgame, growing and foraging, and making amazing dishes out of both.  Together, these guys chat about some deep topics related to self-sustainability, responsible meat-eating, and finish up on a fun way to serve wild game, in sushi rolls.  All this and more on the next episode of Huntavore.Adam Berkelmans hails from Ontario, Canada.  He took his passion of hunting, fishing, and foraging and mixed it with love of cooking.  Taking on the title of Intrepid Eater, Adam shares that with a little creativity, some self taught practice, and an adventurous spirit, wild game can be just about any dish that you desire.Adam leads the discussion on an idea of responsible meat-eating. The thought is, if you only eat the most desirable cuts without the rest of the animal, then the waste and discarded parts would surpass what is taken.  Head to tail eating of animals, not only provides a wealth of nutrients, but also stretches the use of that animal.  Both Nick and Adam agree that if we are going to spread this idea, it has to be done by sharing recipes, encouraging others to try new things, wagging a finger and telling someone to keep their livers without first creating motivation would be not good.On a lighter note, Nick asks about wildgame sushi.  Adam has made several variations of what closely resembles Kimbap (Gimbap) , a Korean version of sushi, but with cooked and pickled items, rather than raw, in traditional sushi.  The Crappie and Chips rolls he made was to stretch the use of one fish.  Being notorious for not freezing well, Adam didn't want to freeze the fish, but fried in a tempaura batter, followed up with fried potatoes and rolled it all in sticky medium grain rice and sushi seaweed paper.  No special equipment is needed. Adam does have a bamboo sushi roll pad, but Nick plans to use a placemat.  Use your inner McGyver to achieve the task.  Want something else?  Nick and Adam brainstorm that ground can be used as long as it's cooked first as a burger patty, and slow braised meat can be placed in a line that holds itself together.Sushi in itself is a full course in meal prep and presentation.  All the elements are cut and sliced, raw ingredients cooked or pickled, and assembled so everything is square and can be sliced.  Not the most efficient method, but for bringing some fun to the party, wildgame sushi is the perfect party meal.  You can find Adam on Instagram @the.intrepid.eater or his website; intrepideater.com.MEAT!Instagram: @madewithmeatWebsite: https://bit.ly/3ddYG8HCoupon Code: huntavore10

Nick and Aaron dive deeper into the thought of forgiveness this week. Could it be this very that is holding you back? We often avoid this subject, it causes division. We are unwilling to have the Man to Man conversation with each other.  One that consist of rebuking and forgiveness. Both Nick and Aaron have work to do in this are, we figure the Two Fish Community does a well. Please take time and reflect on this subject, and see if something is holding you back. 

It's the Halloween special and we're talking about witches! Both Nick and Sinead have some tales for you about allegedly murderous witches and famous witch hunters, including Agnes Waterhouse and The Witchfinder General himself!And we encounter the most divisive cocktail we've ever had on the show...The secret ingredient is...a cat!Join us on Patreon to get extra episodes every week, and come and follow us on Instagram Twitter and Facebook Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.