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Today... Den chats to an old palsy-walsy named Nick Bell. Nick's a fiendishly good freelance videographer who's just got back from a gig that's almost every videographer's wet dream - filming at the Olympics.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:A “30-second breakdown” of Tokyo's Olympic diving camera set up. - 4:00Nick's “down-n-dirty” years. (Hear about Nick's humbling experience when building up his videography career as an Englishman in New surroundings, namely, Australia. - 6:00)Two sure-fire ways videographers can keep the work rolling in. (These two ways aren't anything you haven't heard before, however, most videographers could dramatically improve upon these two ways. - 7:00)How Nick was thrown in the deep end filming the Olympic diving. (No, no, not literally, although that would have been a good story, too. Hear this at - 9:00)Nick's goofs, blunders, and screw-ups while filming the springboard divers. - 10:00The "fake" medal ceremony. - 12:00Just how hard does a videographer work at the Olympics? Here Nick talk through an average day of filming at the Tokyo Olympics.13:-00Nick's rare act of “unprofessionalism.” (This very forgivable lapse of judgment happened right after British diver Tom Daley won gold. - 16:10)Why Tom Daley (British gold medallist) knitted a scarf for Nick and the camera crew. - 18:10Nick's professional opinion on the pros and cons of having the Olympics with no crowds. - 18:30If an Olympic athlete wins gold at the Tokyo Olympics and no one was around to see it, did it really happen? (Hear Den wax philosophical on the importance of videographers at 19:20)Nick's quarantine experience that will almost make you envious. - 26:00Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

What an amazing session!!! Here Nick tells all about his struggles, and triumphs.  This is one not to miss. Thank you Nick!!! I had a great time. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/RudeDoggReptiles)

Honestly, who has more energy and passion than Nick Capozzi? Certainly not us. Here Nick's answer to who would make a better "duty free salesman - Scott or Richard" and hear about his journey from cruise ships to a rocketship. Becoming a first-time tech VP of Sales What selling on a cruise ship What are the resources you will use to skill up in your new role Choosing the right community to you. Where are we getting wrong and right in video Creating interaction with your prospects from different cultures.

Worth the Weight, episode 8, love that rhyme. Here Nick and Alex go over some easy ways to help stay committed and aligned with the goals you have set for yourself, whether it be fitness or nutrition based.

Nick Nail is a musician, painter, gentle soul, and friend of ours in Birmingham. Here Nick explores his lifelong quest for comfort and belonging after experiencing a painful split in his consciousness in the wake of early childhood sexual abuse. At times Nick has found relief in long distance running and creating music and art and at other times in codependent relationships and regular heroin use. Nick has a tremendous capacity for compassionate observation. He talks with radical transparency about the gifts and limitations of addiction, choosing homelessness, bearing the stigma of being a “bad person,” discovering the permission to enjoy life, and learning to be of service to the world. Nick recently detoxed from heroin at our house and this conversation was recorded a few days after he was finally walking, talking, and eating again. “Who’s to say that anybody is wrong for doing something that they’re lead to do? All the things that we go through are just something to help us do better tomorrow, you know?” More podcasts where podcasts are found, MauraJames.com and IG: @maurajames. [“Your Jewel” - Michael Nau]

Gene and Randall welcome that ever-prolific author on all things paranormal, Nick Redfern. Here Nick begins the episode with a strange story about a newspaper reporter who died, perhaps under mysterious circumstances, while en route to cover a flying saucer convention in the California desert. It was the 1950s, with Cold War paranoia rampant, and the FBI was building dossiers on such contactees as George Adamski and George Van Tassel in order to seek evidence of possible communist influence. Indeed, was the original message of peace and brotherhood all a cover for efforts to convert loyal Americans to communism? Those were indeed curious times.

The pilot episode. Here Nick, Albin and David speak about themselves and their ideas for this podcast.

In 2010, journalist Nick Harris first produced an annual report called the Global Sports Salaries Survey, which compared athletes’ wages on a like-for-like basis from major sports around the world. In 2018, the report now covers all the major football leagues, NBA basketball, NFL, NHL, IPL cricket and more. Here Nick tells us how he pulls it all together thanks to a huge amount of expertise and an army of contacts around the world. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Slightly Justin (Seahawks) but mostly Nick(Chiefs) talk with the rest of the superfans as we recap all the games across the NFL. Here Nick's sadness, Greg(Steelers) joy, and find out exactly what bet Monty (raiders) lost, and the consequences. Plus, we've got at least 1 head coach fired, and the end to one (non) quarterback controversy. All that and more on Next Fan Up!Email us at nextfanup@gmail.comFollow us @nfupodcastCheckout our website, nextfanup.wordpress.com

Welcome to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast, sponsored by Levante Brewing Company! Elevate your craft with a pint from Levante!  Hi I’m Carla Wilson and you’re listening to the Lancaster Story Slam podcast. Our theme for the February Story Slam was “Social Media!” We love using Facebook and Twitter to connect with friends and family, but sometimes these apps lead to some very awkward moments.  Liz Yocom won our Story Slam with this one such awkward, but very funny story.   Our second story from the Social Media Story Slam is from Caitlin Downs. Caitlin explains the incident that led her to get off of Facebook for good.  Our final story if from Nick Mancini. Nick told his first story in January, and we knew he had a great sense of humor when he described himself as an Italian redneck. Here Nick talks about growing up with social media and how he obtained a very unusual Twitter handle.

Nick is 22 years old. He was born with no arms and no legs. He speaks regularly at High schools, concerts, and churches about living life without limits. Here Nick’s story of Overcoming the odds to succeed.