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As fireworks go up for sale ahead of Guy Fawkes Day, a survey has revealed a majority of Kiwis support a ban on their use. According to data released by AA Insurance, 53 percent of those surveyed supported a ban on recreational use and a further 20 percent wanted fireworks banned outright. Adrian Nacey from FENZ agrees with a potential ban, saying fireworks can cause property damage, injuries and harm to the environment. "That's not a decision for us to make, obviously, that's up to the Government. But we would support a ban on the public having access to fireworks." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dixon Nacey is a highly respected guitarist, music director and tutor, who has worked with a long list of great people and has racked up a wealth of experience.  We sit down for a wide-reaching conversation about guitar playing, gigging war stories, our music careers, our families and Fonzie from Happy Days.  Great guy, lots of laughs, good times.  Support the show

Ruapehu Alpine Lifts is getting its fourth multimillion-dollar bailout of the year. The government has agreed to give the company, which is in voluntary administration, an extra $7 million. This is intended to keep it running for five more months - through the election, and the summer. Richard Nacey is a partner at PWC and co-administrator of the company. Nacey spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Twin Spin jazz with a theme that links the two tracks together

Fire officials are bracing for a busy summer ahead as hot weather dries out much of the country. A high fire danger is expected for the West Coast over the next couple of days and residents are urged not to light outdoor fires, even if they have a permit. Fireworks have also caused headaches, with crews estimating the volume of call outs this New Year's Eve to be higher compared to previous years. Fire and Emergency Community Education manager Adrian Nacey says at one time they were responding to about 15 incidents. All of them were completely avoidable, and mainly relating to fireworks. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Featuring Anita Schwabe - Count Basie - Dixon Nacey

Two For Jazz 173 - Featuring Roger Fox - Dixon Nacey - Frank Sinatra and more 01Jan22

Professional wrestler Chris Benoit killed a murdered his wife Nacey and son 7 year old Daniel before killing himself in 2007 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itiswhatitispod19/support

Welcome to the Live Your Yoga Podcast!Our guest for this episode is Andrea Nacey. Andrea is a Yoga Teacher, Light Worker, Your Yoga Flow Faculty Member and owner & operator of Cayoosh Yoga & Meditation Studio in the Heart of Lillooet, B.CAndrea chats with Angela about navigating and adapting her business and practice during the course of the pandemic, practices she turned to for support and finding balance in life. To find out more about Andrea:Facebook: Cayoosh YogaInstagram: @yinsentialsCayoosh Yoga WebsiteVisit our Website

Traveling can allow us to gain a greater perspective on the world, as well as ourselves. This was especially the case for me during my time in The Gambia as a Peace Corps volunteer. My guest today also experienced this as he traveled around the world in order to be of service to others. In this episode, I'm joined by Jason Nacey; obstacle course racer, Ironman finisher, and traveling philanthropist. I first met Jason at the Spartan Media Fest and the Spartan World Championships in Lake Tahoe last year. During those events, he told me a little bit about some of the service trips that he's taken around the world as part of the USANA Foundation. This has led him to some amazing places. Including a remote village high up in the mountains of Nepal following an earthquake. As well as to Thailand to help out at a shelter that housed children who were rescued from human trafficking. These types of trips were eye-opening for Jason. He saw what it was like for other people around the world. Many of whom have to commit so much time and effort just to fulfill their basic needs. He also saw how difficult it was for people to recover from things like natural disasters when they had very few resources or government aid available to them. And after each trip, he returned home with not only a greater sense of self, but also a greater sense of gratitude for what he has in his life. In this episode, Jason tells us more about his story. Talking about some of the places that he's had the opportunity to travel to, and the people that he's been able to serve. We also have a great discussion on perspective, and why we should be grateful for the things that we have! Connect with Jason www.usanafoundation.org Instagram TikTok If you'd like to watch the video our conversation, check out the All-Around Adventure YouTube channel! Also, go check out these organizations for more information on human trafficking: Operation Underground Railroad Zera House Exodus Cry Lastly, if you're interested in other ways of traveling to be of service to others, the Peace Corps would also be a good option! Thank you for listening! To hear more great episodes like this one, click here! Also, don't forget to head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a good review! You can also listen to the podcast on Spotify, Stitcher, and iHeartRadio. Also be sure to join our FREE closed Facebook group, Travel Titans, and interact with other travelers like you! And don't forget to follow All-Around Adventure on these social media platforms: Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube And until next time; be safe, happy travels, and always move forward!

Your mind is a powerful tool. It can make feel great with the things you do in one moment and terrible with them in the next. You can be feeling the highest high and the next feeling the lowest lows. With a positive mindset you can achieve anything they say and if you have a negative mind set you are negative Nacey and well then, no one likes you. The minds is something we must all master. Our minds can do anything we tell them too, but I am sure you already knew that.

Gina Nacey is president and executive creative director of Adventure Creative, an agency based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their focus is on active lifestyle brands, recreation, and destination marketing. Gina has led the strategy and creative direction of Explore Minnesota’s brand new “Find Your True North” campaign, and the Minnesota Zoo’s “Where Amazing Lives.” Adventure Creative helped Sun RV Resorts launch a signature tier of resorts – among much more great work. Throughout her 20 year career, Gina’s work has been recognized with hundreds of Addy awards, including many Best of Show and Judge’s Choice awards. She was also honored with the American Advertising Federation Silver Medal for achievement in advertising. Gina has taught advertising, copywriting, and public relations. She has traveled nationally to judge advertising competitions, worked on several nonprofit boards, and served in a variety of roles with the American Advertising Federation. On this episode of Destination on the Left, I talk with Gina about the creative and strategic work it takes to connect emotionally with your target audience to build a great brand. We talk collaboration and doing work that transcends ego to put the client’s needs first.  What You Will Learn in This Episode: Why solving business problems is the heart of marketing How to make an emotional connection with people’s need to visit your destination Why marketing needs a seat at the table in broader business decisions How to use real experiences from visitors to tell your story How to create truly collaborative relationships Solving A Business Problem Destination marketing is much more than finding the right words and images to describe your organization. Ultimately it is about solving a business problem to bring visitors to you again and again. Gina describes her education and experience and how that connects directly with the wide range of skills needed to help solve destination business problems. She said, “We are never doing creative for creative sake. We’re always trying to solve a problem. That requires looking at the numbers and understanding the audience and understanding what the client is really trying to achieve.” Whether you’re in the agency business, or you’re a DMO or a tour operator, or working in a museum; whatever your role is, you’re there to solve that business problem, move the organization forward, and meet visitor needs. For Real Co-opetition Whatever aspect of travel and tourism you are in, you want to win the business. We all know that co-opetition is sometimes the best way for a rising tide to lift all boats. But what if you are competing for exactly the same client at the same time? That’s the situation Gina found herself in. When an RFP went out for a job, her company was a strong contender. It was between Adventure and another agency local to the client. That’s when Gina said, “Why don’t we share the work? They can do PR, and we can do the branding side and collaborate on everything.” The client was shocked that they would agree to that. The project turned out well, and the collaboration was real. They made decisions based on what was best for the client. Everyone checked their ego at the door, and that made everyone a winner. We make a point to weave co-opetition into the podcast for exactly these reasons. Resources: Website: www.adventurecreative.com Episode Transcript We value your thoughts and feedback and would love to hear from you. Leave us a review on your favorite streaming platform to let us know what you want to hear more of. Here is a quick tutorial on how to leave us a rating and review on iTunes!: https://breaktheicemedia.com/rating-review/

Bedfordshire based Ragged Staff are Ned Lawton (uilleann pipes, whistles, percussion & vocals), Caroline Riches (violin & vocals) & Mike Nacey (tenor guitar & percussion). Ned formed the band in 2008 driven by a passion for English and Irish acoustic music. The music is energetic with dynamics that can move from a whisper to a roar. Over a number of years Ragged Staff built up a considerable following, eventually calling it a day in 2016 to pursue other projects. Invisible Folk were delighted to persuade them to reform for this podcast session. Ned is active in musical theatre having written shows based on life in the 1800s incorporating traditional and contemporary folk songs. Caroline is an occasional solo performer, on this session she plays one of her own songs while accompanying on hammered dulcimer. She is also part of the Bonnet & Belt Theatre Company currently performing 'Canals of Old England' which celebrates the heritage of English canals in music, song and verse. To obtain a copy of Ragged Staff's most recent album 'Kiss The Shore' please contact Ned via ned.raggedstaff@hotmail.co.uk

Bedfordshire based Ragged Staff are Ned Lawton (uilleann pipes, whistles, percussion & vocals), Caroline Riches (violin & vocals) & Mike Nacey (tenor guitar & percussion). Ned formed the band in 2008 driven by a passion for English and Irish acoustic music. The music is energetic with dynamics that can move from a whisper to a roar. Over a number of years Ragged Staff built up a considerable following, eventually calling it a day in 2016 to pursue other projects. Invisible Folk were delighted to persuade them to reform for this podcast session. Ned is active in musical theatre having written shows based on life in the 1800s incorporating traditional and contemporary folk songs. Caroline is an occasional solo performer, on this session she plays one of her own songs while accompanying on hammered dulcimer. She is also part of the Bonnet & Belt Theatre Company currently performing 'Canals of Old England' which celebrates the heritage of English canals in music, song and verse. To obtain a copy of Ragged Staff's most recent album 'Kiss The Shore' please contact Ned via ned.raggedstaff@hotmail.co.uk

Welshman Mike Carter-Jones is a singer/guitarist and prolific songwriter, Liverpool's Mike Nacey is a talented instrumentalist on tenor guitar and mandolin. Nowadays based in Bedfordshire (England) both are a long way from their roots but are still enjoying the music they make. They are an experienced duo mixing folk and jazz influences at local acoustic sessions and folk clubs. In our session Mike C-J performs some of his songs and Mike N plays some beautifully arranged instrumental pieces. Host Jon Bickley plays some newly written material from a song cycle marking the 100th anniversary of the 1919 Luton Peace Day riots. Mike C-J has lots of songs on YouTube. Go to: https://www.youtube.com/user/MikeCarterJones/videos

Welshman Mike Carter-Jones is a singer/guitarist and prolific songwriter, Liverpool's Mike Nacey is a talented instrumentalist on tenor guitar and mandolin. Nowadays based in Bedfordshire (England) both are a long way from their roots but are still enjoying the music they make. They are an experienced duo mixing folk and jazz influences at local acoustic sessions and folk clubs. In our session Mike C-J performs some of his songs and Mike N plays some beautifully arranged instrumental pieces. Host Jon Bickley plays some newly written material from a song cycle marking the 100th anniversary of the 1919 Luton Peace Day riots. Mike C-J has lots of songs on YouTube. Go to: https://www.youtube.com/user/MikeCarterJones/videos

Episode 49 of the Meet the Locals Podcast is a quality mix of deep groovers from a regular on the underground party circuit here in Washington DC, Sticky Fingers Collective's Samantha Francesca. In her own words: "This mix features some of my favorite tracks, new and old, from artists including Alex Seidel, DJ Rasoul, Folamour, Nacey, Archie Hamilton, Liam Geddes, Jus Nowhere and more" You can catch Samantha Francesca next at Sunday Love with Omar S at Flash on May 14, then at Good Buddies featuring the Sticky Fingers Collective at Halcyon NYC on May 30. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/samanthafrancescadc SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/samanthafrancescadc Resident Advisor: https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/samanthafrancesca

1. After Dark Vs Sinnerman Vs &ME Vs Siwell Vs DJ Toshi Tyler 2. I Own It - Nacey, Angel Haze 3. Love Taking Over - Dusky 4. Conjure Superstar - Maceo 5. Hey Hey Vs Koala Vs Oliver Heldens 6. Hideaway - Kiesza 7. Faded Vs On The Inside Vs Cristoph Vs Zhu Vs The Magician Vs DJ Toshi Tyler 8. Do You Really Like It - Kissy Sell Out 9. Can You Feel It - Level Groove 10. Hold Me Till The End - DT8 Project 11. Eye I Eye - Claude VonStroke 12. Strump (Tujamo Remix) - Federico Scavo, Andrea Guzzoletti 13. Tear The Roof Up - Alesso 14. The Diary Of A Studio 54 - Mark Knight,Discoworker, Robbie Leslie 15. Tear The House Up - Herve, Zebra Katz 16. Ain 't Nobody - Kay Stoxx, Mary Geras, Dj Performance17. C.U.B.A. Vs Balls Vs Calvin Harris Vs Coyu Vs DJ Toshi Tyler 18. Everybody Be Somebody (Lucas & Steve Remix) -Ruffneck, Yavahn 19. Do You Love Me (Richard Grey Vocal Mix) - Al Faris & Chris Roxx 20. Rather Be (The Magician Remix) - Clean Bandit, Jess Glynne

We start things off when Texas bowhunter E.J. Nacey drops in to talk about the bow hunt of a lifetime. He was deer hunting on his Sutton County lease this past November when the opportunity of a lifetime walked underneath his tree. A big 'ol Texas mountain lion came to check E.J.'s feeder for deer. [...]

We start things off when Texas bowhunter E.J. Nacey drops in to talk about the bow hunt of a lifetime. He was deer hunting on his Sutton County lease this past November when the opportunity of a lifetime walked underneath his tree. A big 'ol Texas mountain lion came to check E.J.'s feeder for deer. [...]