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Greg celebrates the life of 60's French star Françoise Hardy, who died in June at the age of 80. The French singer-songwriter and actress was a leading figure in the 1960s yéyé movement and went on to become a cultural icon in France and worldwide.Songs:Françoise Hardy - “Tous les Garcons et les Filles”Françoise Hardy - “Comment Te Dire Adieu”Françoise Hardy - “Le Temps De L'amour”Jay brings us the breakup story of the Everly Brothers and everything that led up to it. The infamous 1973 concert, where they publicly broke up the group on stage, was the culmination of a decade of decline by the duo. They still rock though.Songs:King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - “Le Risque”Everly Brothers - “All I Have To Do Is Dream”Finally, it's another News with Nick. American Filmmaker Gary Hustwit's has created 52 quintillion documentaries about musician and composer Brian Eno. We celebrate the life and incredible career of the Grammy-winning talent scout Mary Martin, who passed at 85. Finally, the Zappa Family Trust is set to release an Apostrophe box set this September.Song: Cornelius - “Mind Train”

Don Henley is back in court. With the criminal case to get back the original Hotel California lyrics thrown out, he's turned to a civil lawsuit. Jay brings us the story.Song: Mdou Moctar - “Funeral For Justice”News with Nick this week includes a governor cutting a state's arts budget, an update to the Young Thug trial, and a remembrance of producer Peter Collins (Rush, Bon Jovi), who died last week at the age of 73. Song: Church Chords - “Apophatic Melismatic”Finally, Greg catches us up on this year's Glastonbury Festival on a Heard it Through the GREGvine.Songs:Black Pumas - “More Than a Love Song”Idles - “I'm Scum”Coldplay - “Fix You (featuring Michael J Fox)”

Get ready for it! This week on "News with Nick" we have a special report from returning guest, Ciri Kline, on the music game app Soundmap. He joins us on his 14th birthday and reveals his picks from the local vinyl store. In other news, Scooter Braun quits music management and George Strait breaks the concert attendance world record.Song: MF Doom - “Doomsday”Greg is up next with a Three for Thursday. We start with a clip from MF Doom's 2005 “Live at Planet X,” continue on to “Inner Glimpse” by Freddie Hubbard and McCoy Tyner, and finish up with the latest single, “Flea” by St. Vincent.Songs:MF Doom - “Live from Planet X”Freddie Hubbard and McCoy Tyner - “Inner Glimpse”St Vincent - “Flea”Jay closes us out with an update to the story, first discussed a few years back, about the unreleased Wu-Tang Clan album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin. Purchased for $2 million in 2015 by Pharma-Bro Martin Shkreli, the album was seized by the government in 2018 when Shkreli was convicted of securities fraud. The album was auctioned yet again in 2021 by the U.S. Justice Department to the NFT collectors PleasrDAO (Crypto-Bros). The binding original purchasing agreement stipulated that the album could not be commercially exploited until 2103. PleasrDAO, whose stated purpose is to honor "anti-establishment rebels" and wishing to return the music to the people, has been selling shares of the album as NFTs. PleasrDAO has stated that each share of the album sold would reduce the album's release by 88 seconds. Jay had to get in on this…and he brings us a clip of the album to play.Songs:Hermanos Gutiérrez - “Barrio Hustle”Wu-Tang Clan - clip from Once Upon a Time in Shaolin

We start with another News with Nick. UMG returns to TikTok, FKA Twig eloquently requests exclusive control of her own AI deepfake in Congressional testimony, and the New York Times explains the current legal definition of a song.Song: Vampire Weekend - “Classical”Greg digs deep into the current beef with Kendrick Lamar & Drake, which escalated considerably in the last week and a half. How did we get here? That's what we dig into this week on another Hot Topical.Songs:Kendrick Lamar - “King Kunta”Big Sean - “Control”Finally, Jay remembers the career and influence of Duane Eddy, who passed last week at the age of 86. Voted most influential music personality in the world in 1960 by NME, Eddy was a major influence on the artists that comprised the British Invasion. His signature twangy sound can be heard in films by David Lynch, Quentin Tarantino, Oliver Stone, and Robert Zemeckis. He inspired and influenced generations of artists and he will be missed.SongsDuane Eddy - “Rebel Rouser”Duane Eddy - “Stalkin”

This year's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductees are in and we see how we did with our picks from Episode #236.Jay regales us in a recap of the Martin Guitar factory tour he experienced last week in Bethlehem Pennsylvania. The custom order tour, made possible friend of the show, Keith Grasso, and two Island Music customers, includes the standard tour plus a look in Martin's selections of rare woods that it keeps under lock and key. Long story short, Jay was sold on the quality and is currently working out the budget for a D-28.Song: Richard Thompson - “Freeze”Next up it's a special TayTay edition of “News with Nick.” Following the spectacular failure of TayTay's Eras Tour ticket sale, Ticketmaster parent company Live Nation is about to be sued by the justice department for antitrust concerns. Then it's on to the New York Times, in an article titled “Taylor Swift Has Given Fans a Lot. Is It Finally Too Much?” Jay actually gave the album a listen and has some thoughts, Nick tried but bailed for the new Ghost Note album. Greg doesn't want anything to do with it.Song: Ghost Note - “JB's Out! (Do it Babay)”Greg brings us a remembrance of Allman Brothers co-founder, Dickey Betts, who died last week at the age of 80. Along with writing some of the bands larger hits, Betts forever changed how we think two rock guitars should sound together. He was a massively influential guitarist and his legacy lives on in the generations of music that his playing inspired.Songs:The Allman Brothers - "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed"The Allman Brothers - “Ramblin' Man”

Get ready for it, it's News with Nick. This week, Lizzo didn't quit, Spotify raises prices again, and artists, on break from arranging the chairs on the Titanic, unite in opposition to AI.Song: Hyiatus Kyiote - “Everything's Beautiful”Greg revisits Manor/Mijor, exploring popular songs altered from major keys to minor (or vice versa). This week features Smash Mouth, the theme to the X-Files, and Californication.Songs:The Budos Band - “My Girl”Smash Mouth - “All Star (minor)”Theme Song to X Files (major) Muted VocalRHCP - Californication in major key - Oleg Berg After a quick Don Henley update, Jay dives deep into the 1990 album Toy Matinee by Toy Matinee. The project, created by Patrick Leonard, brought top session artists from early Madonna albums together for one glorious end-of-the-80s pop album. Jay has the story…Songs:Toy Matinee - “Last Plane Out”Toy Matinee - “Queen of Misery”

Jay has a special public service announcement for anyone over the age of 35 about music the kids are listening to these days. Inspired by a Pitchfork article, titled “The Musical Age of Shitpost Modernism,” details ‘a new frontier of profane genius that walks the tightrope between cringe and cool.' Chock full of pop-culture references and inside jokes, this is absurdist music made by and for Gen Alpha.Songs: AgusFortnite2008 - “Dos Jeans”real wayne - ‘Sticking Out Your Gyat For the Rizzler'Oddwyn - “KRUSTY KREW ANTHEM”St Mercator - “Da Biggest Bird”Jay Foster - “Weird Liars”Get ready for it, it's News with Nick! We begin with a fun story from friend-of-the-show (and “News with Nick” theme creator) Erik Lenhart, and then move onto news that the Black Crowes have reunited! Nick closes out with an impressive piece of legislation proposed by Representatives Rashida Tlaib and Jamaal Bowman that proposes adding a $4 to $10 tax to streaming services. The Artist Compensation Royalty Fund would guarantee all artists 1cent per stream for the first million streams a month and then equally distribute the proceeds to all artists after the first million streams.Song: King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard - “The Wheel”Finally, Greg concludes the episode with Vol. 8 of “Bangers & Mashups.” It's all DJ Cummerbund, baby!Songs:DJ Cummerbund - “Dolphin's May”DJ Cummerbund - “Wake Me Up Before You Go to Rehab”DJ Cummerbund - “Can't Stop the Distance”

Get ready for it, we kick things off this week with “News with Nick.” Brian Wilson's conservatorship, Vultures 1 tops the charts, and four Beatles biopics are up for discussion.Song: Tapir! - “Unknown”Next up, Greg brings us “Three For Thursday.” Idles latest album Tangk is their first work with producer Nigel Godrich and the band, while staying true to form, delves appropriately deeper with the new producer than on past albums. The influential Squarepusher is out with a new album, as is Australian progressive metal band Caligula.Songs: Idles - “Gratitude”Squarepusher - “Wendorlan”Caligula's Horse - “The Stormchaser”Jay has prepared charts and diagrams to breakdown the drama over the Eagle's long lost, or apparently stolen, handwritten lyrics to Hotel California. First lent, in the late 1970s, to writer Ed Sanders for an unpublished book about the Eagles, the handwritten drafts were sold to a rare manuscript dealer. The dealer, Glenn Horowitz, is now being charged, along with two other individuals, with “possession of stolen property.” We attempt to unravel the story, with moderate success.Song: Brigitte Calls Me Baby - “Eddie My Love”

Our guest in this episode is Nick Mabey, the co-founder and co-CEO of one of the world's most influential climate change think tanks, E3G, where the name stands for Third Generation Environmentalism. As well as his roles with E3G, Nick is founder and chair of London Climate Action Week, and he has several independent appointments including as a London Sustainable Development Commissioner.Nick has previously worked in the UK Prime Minister's Strategy Unit, the UK Foreign Office, WWF-UK, London Business School, and the UK electricity industry. As an academic he was lead author of “Argument in the Greenhouse”; one of the first books examining the economics of climate change.He was awarded an OBE in the Queen's Jubilee honours list in 2022 for services to climate change and support to the UK COP 26 Presidency.As the conversation makes clear, there is both good news and bad news regarding responses to climate change.Selected follow-ups:Nick Mabey's websiteE3G"Call for UK Government to 'get a grip' on climate change impacts"The IPCC's 2023 synthesis reportChatham House commentary on IPCC report"Why Climate Change Is a National Security Risk"The UK's Development, Concepts and Doctrine Centre (DCDC)Bjørn LomborgMatt RidleyTim LentonJason HickelMark CarneyMusic: Spike Protein, by Koi Discovery, available under CC0 1.0 Public Domain Declaration

Greg spent last week at home for the holidays and had the opportunity to hang out, catch up and jam with his brother. Austin. Having recently moved to Brooklyn to pursue his jazz guitar career, we listen to The Loman Brothers jam and some new material from Austin Loman Group. Next up, Greg found a story about Michiru Aoyama, a Kyoto based musician that has recorded and released an album a day for over two years.Songs:The Loman Brothers - “Cherokee”Austin Loman Group - “After Image”Michiru Aoyama - “Topic”Next up, Jay ran across an interesting article in AP News about "Indie" artists “takin' a shine' to country music and thought we could in and discuss a few examples. Jay presents a few “Indie Twang” tracks to determine how much country can be heard in this latest subgenre.Songs:Mitski - “My Love Mine All Mine”Big Thief - “Simulation Swarm”Wednesday - “Chosen to Deserve”Get ready for it, it's “News with Nick” to close the show this week! Nirvana is dragged back to court over Nevermind's cover, Wilco's 2024 Solid Sound Festival will feature features Wednesday, Jason Isbell and a handful of podcasters. Finally, we review some of the new albums we're excited to hear this year.Song: Kaiju Demolition Squad - “Godzilla's Revenge”PS - By way of Mitski, Greg talks about the “Creep” chord progression, in theory.

Nick joins us in a fever state with a News with Nick. Twice the fun, half the accuracy! We learn about the sequel to Spinal Tap, celebrate TayTay as Time's Person of the Year, and dig into a Senate Bill that may fix the concert ticketing problem (fever dreaming!).Song: The Dears - “Never Destroy Us”Greg's version of “Three for Thursday” involves two songs, two other things and some follow up! Greg sings us the theme, catches us up with the Red Not Chili Peppers latest tour schedule, updates us on Sleep Token's continued success, and has some follow up thoughts on past topics. Song: Sleep Token - “Take Me Back to Eden”Wayne Krantz - “Whippersnapper”Jay debuts a new bit called "If I Could Turn Back Time." In it, he alters a moment in history and presents a hypothetical scenario for discussion. For our first run we discuss what might have happened to Nirvana if Kurt Cobain lived.Song: Norma Tanega - “Treat Me Right”

Greg catches us up on the past two weeks been subbing as lead guitarist for “Victory Kid.”Song: Jawbreaker - “Fireman”Out last week, André 3000's New Blue Sun comes 17 years after the release of Outkast's final album Idlewild. The new album is a complete divergence from André's rap roots as it features 87 minutes of exploratory ambient instrumental music, with André in the role of flautist. This led Jay on a search for other artists that have released similarly unexpected albums, and he landed on a new segment he's calling “Curveballs.”Songs:André 3000 - “I swear, I Really Wanted To Make A ‘Rap' Album But This Is Literally The Way The Wind Blew Me This Time”Willie Nelson - “Do You Mind Too Much If I Don't Understand” (Country Man)Paul McCartney - “Transpirtual Stomp” (The Fireman)Stevie Wonder - “Earth's Creation” (The Journey Through the Secret Life of Plants)Pat Metheny - “Part 1” (Zero Tolerance for Silence)Nick brings us news from the music industry over the past two weeks with another News With Nick. Hall sues Oates; BMI is acquired by a private equity firm; The Hives have a new franchise opportunity; and more.Song: Raze Regal & White Denim - “Complaining In Heaven”

Consumer Choice Center Deputy Director Yaël Ossowski is interviewed on the Nick Craig Wilmington Radio Show on the nuclear renaissance in North Carolina and beyond. If we're serious about climate goals, why aren't we going ALL-IN on adopting and deploying nuclear energy? November 10, 2023 Article mentioned: https://www.realclearenergy.org/articles/2023/11/08/a_nuclear_renaissance_is_the_best_path_forward_991545.html Nick's program: https://www.980waav.com/shows/wilmingtons-morning-news-with-nick-craig/ Entire show: https://omny.fm/shows/wilmington-s-morning-news-with-nick-craig/real-history-of-1898-friday-november-10th-2023Support the show: http://consumerchoicecenter.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get ready for it, it's “News with Nick.” Bandcamp's employee union wants recognition from Songtradr, the acquiring company was unavailable for comment. We briefly discuss the horror at the Supernova festival in Israel, targeted by Hamas militants as part of a much larger surprise attack. At the time of this writing, at least 260 people were confirmed dead. Some good news as the BBS announced that Oasis tops the chart for most streamed albums of the nineties. Finally, the best news of week comes out of Canada as Drake has announced that he will take a break from music to focus on his health. Here's to a slow recovery!Song: Wilco - “Cousin”Greg is back and excited to share some new music he's been listening to with a “Three For Thursday.” Soft Play, the band formerly known as Slaves, turned their fan hate into the lyrics of the newest track “Punk's Dead,” Roger Waters has released “Dark Side of the Moon (Redux),” and Tool opens for Metallica at Powertrip.Songs:Soft Play - “Punk's Dead”Roger Waters - “Eclipse” (from Dark Side of the Moon Redux)Tool - “Pneuma”Jay brings us the first full-on segment of the week after reading a story from The Verge about the growing dysfunction between the Discogs community and it's owner. Recent updates to its pricing structure for sellers, along with some speculative funny business regarding the algorithm, seems to be simmering up to a potential mass exodus. Time will tell, but Discogs was also not available for comment.Song: Black Pumas - “Mrs. Postman”

What We Cover In This Episode: Our weekly “News With Nick” segment, including interesting stats about functional training [1:04] The initial problem we are trying to solve with the mass tagger [5:28] How you can use mass tagging to help improve your reports [8:42] A challenge for this week that you can take action as you prepare to use tagging in fitDEGREE [11:03] Our Quick Wins for this week [13:32] Quotes:  “You can have new ideas or you can retract on ideas, and you need the ability to quickly add tags to a group of people that you found in a report were a registerable roster, or you had to retract them and remove the tag, which includes both status tags compared to conditional tags.” [Nick, 6:42]  “With this power to mass add and remove tags also comes this ability to filter down the client report by tags.” [Megan, 8:43]  “It could just be a one-off email, it could be making sure they get synced up to your email marketing, but just try to think about with that next community event what is going to happen after you mass tag those people.” [Nick, 14:10] LINKS:   Episode 190: How to Prepare for Tag Management - Part 2 Episode 188: How to Prepare for Tag Management - Part 1 Episode 187: Inner Circle: Tag Management Coming Soon fitDEGREE's Business Portal https://calendly.com/fitdegree-support support@fitDEGREE.com https://www.instagram.com/fitdegree/ ​​https://www.instagram.com/fitspot_guru/  https://www.fitdegree.com/blog  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChJ5rK6zWPXjbxtUQx3ys9Q  

What begins, for Jay, as a Tales From the Concert segment, ends as a Tourror Story. Who: The Janine Wilson Band (with Jay)Where: Clarksville CommonsHow: Cats and Dogs (the raining type)Song: The Rolling Stones - “Angry”Next up, Nick gives us the latest on another News with Nick. Over 50% of musicians surveyed in the UK make less than £14000 a year (about $17500 at the time of recording) [The Guardian], French distributor Believe stands firmly against Deezer's new streaming distribution plan [Digital Music News], and kids in Decatur, Indiana are trying out instruments with the local symphony [Greensburg Daily News].Song: Captain Beyond - “Mesmerization Eclipse”Finally, Greg has some stories from road to share this week as well. Friends of the show, The Resilient, played an amazing show this past week. Agreeing to a speaking and performance gig at the VA Hospital in Columbus, the band went into it the engagement hoping to give a solid show and a little unsure what to do with the speaking part. What followed was a truly touching experience for Greg and the band.Song: Brad Mehldau - “Exit Music (For a Film)”

What We Cover In This Episode: Our weekly “News With Nick” segment on making sleep a part of the conversation at your studio [0:52] “Myth busting with Megan” - why more tags doesn't mean better structure [5:58] More details on conditional tagging in fitDEGREE and what preparation you can do now for this new feature [6:59] Our Quick Wins for this week [13:18] Another challenge we have for you this week around this topic of tag management [15:16]  Quotes:  “More tags can actually mean more chaos and less understanding in your system. Where there is value in having differentiation and having a good structure, it doesn't mean [using] more [tags] is more impactful.” [Megan, 6:15]  “Are there any things you can do now that it is going to be done via conditional tags, that are bonus points? What are your extra credit tags you could be adding that you're just not doing to save yourself the time?” [Megan, 10:43]  “If you want to start giving discounts to intro offer clients or class pack clients, because that was always inconvenient, now is the time to check on that. I think just go through your discounts, go through your promo codes, in general, and give that whole area some TLC.” [Nick, 13:49]  LINKS:   Episode 188: How to Prepare for Tag Management - Part 1 Episode 187: Inner Circle: Tag Management Coming Soon LoopSpark's Website (fitDEGREE Customers Get One Free Month)! fitDEGREE's Business Portal https://calendly.com/fitdegree-support support@fitDEGREE.com https://www.instagram.com/fitdegree/ ​​https://www.instagram.com/fitspot_guru/  https://www.fitdegree.com/blog  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChJ5rK6zWPXjbxtUQx3ys9Q

Jay is choosing to celebrate the end of the hottest month on record with a brand new game! “?Que Es Muy Caliente?” presents a clue to a song and artist. The trick is, the song title will have “hot” or “heat” in the title. It's harder than it sounds…Song: Neal Francis - “Can't Stop the Rain”It's another “News with Nick” & this time we're talking about the writer's strike, Harry Styles' philanthropy, and remember Sinead O'Connor, who passed last week at the age of 56.Songs:Geese - “I See Myself”Sinead O'Connor - “Nothing Compares 2 U”Coming hot off the premiere of “Hot Topical,” Greg's bringing it back for Round 2. This time we discuss the whole ‘chucking stuff at the performers during concerts” trend. It makes no sense but it's happening a lot lately, so we get into it.Song: The Budos Band - “Frontier's Edge”

Jay is at the beach and that means we get our annual check in with Michael Weddington! This year we have three topics to cover with Michael:-The Florida wood cockroach, or palmetto bug, is a large cockroach species found in the South and can grow between 30-40mm. Jay really dislikes them.-Louisiana blues artist Michael Juan Nunez blew Michael away at this year's New Orleans Jazz Fest. While the Louisiana Music Factory is currently out of stock (still the greatest record shop on the East Coast, in Michael's opinion), he found his music online and brings it to us today.-In most of Jay's memories, Michael is wearing a Grateful Dead tee shirt, so Jay was extremely excited to catch up with him at beach week this year and talk about his own new obsession. While he wore the tee shirts, and obtained them at Dead shows, Michael's love for the Dead stops there. He just liked the scene… but as far as the music, he's on the record as being “casually enthusiastic”.Songs:Michael Juan Nunez - “Lemonade” Michael Juan Nunez - “Rouxsta”Greg brings us a brand new Three For Thursday. Alex G is an eclectic indie artist that's been picking up steam this past year (thanks for the recommendation Zoya!). Aphex Twin has a new album coming out at the end of July and his single is worthy of a listen. Last up, Alan Holdsworth is one of Greg's favorites and bookends the segment quite nicely. Songs:Alex G - “Gretel” & “Runner”Aphex Twin - “Blackbox Life Recorder 21F/in a room F760”Alan Holdsworth - “Zarabeth”It was a busy week for Nick & a slow week for music news (plus Nick is still pumped about his new theme song), so this week we get “News With Nick: De-Tour” It's a new game with similar rules to most of the other games… Contestants are presented with a true story from the life of an artist on tour this week and they must choose the right artist from the options provided.Song: Raffy Bushman - “Silver Lines”

Jay's been coming across a particular production house on many of his latest vinyl purchases. The company Thirty Tigers bills itself as an entertainment company that specializes in independent label services. They offer distribution, marketing, promotion, management and publicity on an album by album basis & take a commission on the record's sales. It seems to be gaining traction as a diverse range of artists seem to be signing on.Song: Frank Zappa - “Chunga's Revenge“News with Nick is back and, thanks to friend of the show Erik Lenhart (Thanks Erik!), it now has a theme song! This week, we have a Travis Scott update on the Astroworld Festival tragedy from last year, then we hear what Jon Batiste has been up to, and we end up on the Genius v. Google case that the Supreme Court isn't interested in hearing.Song: Queens of the Stone Age - “Carnavoyeur”Finally, Greg has kept his mouth shut for long enough, it's time to talk about “The Idol.” The show has been uniformly panned by critics and audiences alike as confusing and distastefully gratuitous. Starring The Weeknd & Lily-Rose Depp, it's been reported that the show was over 80% shot when The Weeknd & Sam Levinson took over control of the show. It was then quickly reworked, poorly rewritten & shot mostly at The Weeknd's mansion. The result is, per Greg, muddled and awful. You should not check this out.Song: Kurt Rosenwinkel - “The Past Intact”

Marc Adams catches up with Nick Winkler, of the Locked On 49ers Podcast, to discuss news and notes from #49ers minicamp, as well as:- Are the 49ers as good as they were last year?- Could Brock Purdy really be ready for week 1?- Concerns heading into training camp- And morePlease rate, review and follow the 49ers Camelot Show: https://linktr.ee/49erscamelot#sanfrancisco49ers #brockpurdy #treylance #nflSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/49ers-camelot-podcast-with-marc-adams/donations

The owner of the 930 club is opening a new venue at it's original location & they're calling it The Atlantis, after the club that originally preceded them. With a maximum occupancy of 450, they're offering $44 tickets 44 shows to see major acts like Foo Fighters, Pixies, Maggie Rogers and more. Jay is participating in the TicketMaster experiment and has some really positive initial thoughts.Song: Herbie Hancock - “Space Captain”This week on News with Nick, remembering ABBA guitarist Lasse Wellander, Yes says no, Taylor Swift says no Joe, and The Bodyguard musical singalong uprising is quelled.Song: Instagram ClipGreg's spotting some concerning trends in the treatment of our elder 80's rockers by their slightly younger band mates and You Heard It Through The GregVine!Song: Extreme - “Rise”

With Star Wars Celebration upon us we thought there was no better time than to have our long time Patreon, fellow collector and friend, Nick come join in the fun! A long time fan of all things Lucasfilm, Nic takes us through the latest reveals as well as his takes on the toy headlines of today: Super7 Joes, a crazy Spider-Wave, Madballs, DnD, Mortal Kombat and are these the most anticipated Turtles figs of all time? Nick also heralds the return of the The Quiz! As a child of the 80s this one zeroes in on all things film in 1986... How many did you get? (Probably more than us!) Support the show: http://patreon.com/toypowerpodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Wherein Nick is juggling too many things and decides a handful of stories would be fun to share in snippets, it's News with Nick! Coachella begins, theremins are still a thing, Harlem's bringing back the Cultural Festival and we have a date on Kendrick Lamar's new album!Song: Lothar & The Hand People - “Space Hymn”Greg is curious how we should remember the late Art Rupe, a record executive responsible for discovering Little Richard, Sam Cooke & many others, who died last week at the age of 104. Mr. Rupe is credited with bringing Rhythm & Blues to the mainstream, but is also famous for being on the unfair side of a notoriously unfair record deal with Little Richard. It's complicated, but we explore it from different angles and work our way around to something resembling consensus.Song: Danny Elfman - “Simpsons Theme (Live at Coachella 2022)”Last up, Jay was fortunate enough to meetup with our good friend Michael Weddington over the Easter weekend and he came home with three boxes of Michael's old CDs. That means it's time for another round of “Tape Stash”!Songs:Galactic - “Cineramascope”Maggie Koerner - “He Calls Me Mama”Johnny Cash - “Time of the Preacher”

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The Atlantic asks “Is Old Music Killing New Music?”, naturally this attracted Jay's attention, so we dig in…Song: Sparks - “This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us”Nick lays out the big stories of the week. Taylor Swift is angry tweeting about a slight, Bob Dylan sells his recorded music, Kanye demands final editorial rights to a documentary (no dice), & Neil Young wants off Spotify.Song: King Crimson - Larks Tongue in Aspic: Part OneWhen We Were Young is a nostalgia-rich Emo festival coming to Las Vegas this autumn & Greg wants to talk about it… we have little to no love for Emo so…wait, why don't we love Emo? Let's listen and discuss…Songs: Failure - “Frogs”My Chemical Romance - “Helena”

Join Nick Forte, Hirschbach's Senior Director of Maintenance, as we discuss the fast-approaching winter conditions and the safety considerations that accompany them!

This week I am joined by Nick Kremydas*, CEO of the South Carolina REATLORs Association and we discuss the current state of the market, inventory issues as well as the many things that the Association is working on today trying to assist, educate and protect REALTORs and their profession.  Also, As Gary Sees It examines July stats from the Consolidated Multiple Listing Service. Just how few houses are there for sale? And of course, another episode of Gary's Good News Only!*Nick Kremydas is the Chief Executive Officer of the 27,000-member South Carolina REALTORS® (SCR). Nick and his wife Pauline are proud parents of their 17-year old daughter Penelope and their 13-year old son, Evan. Nick is a graduate of the University of South Carolina School of Law and is a member of the South Carolina Bar Association.Nick served as staff legal counsel in Governor Carroll Campbell's Administration before joining the REALTORS® in December of 1994. Nick was the Association's General Counsel and Chief Lobbyist for 12 years and received the REALTOR® Certified Executive (RCE) designation in 2004. In 2006, he was hired as CEO of the Association.  Nick is a tennis fanatic, cyclist and is a proud Gamecock!Please like, share and subscribe.Gary

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On this episode of Pre Hospital Care Podcast, Eoin and Rich continue their discussion with Nick Brown to tackle the non-technical skills necessary in controlling a tragic and highly emotional scene. In 96% of cardiac arrest cases, the patient doesn’t make it. When that happens, they are not the only patient. Losing a loved one is traumatic and a genuine health risk over time. If we take our oath as clinicians seriously, therefore, we must be well prepared and skilled in not adding any further stress and trauma, as well as set up avenues for ongoing help and support. Medics.Academy is dedicated to educating health professionals on every aspect of medicine, both technical and non-technical. Go to www.Medics.Academy to browse our library of healthcare education.

Future Hall of Famer Nick Callas returns to the podcast as we talk about the newly released Avengers: Endgame Trailer, the Captain Marvel Trailer, Aquaman, Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse, and more. Like, share, subscribe, and check out the Future Hall of Famers on YouTube.

Dr. Nick Dirks has the pedigree of one of the top educators in the world, and the "battle scars" of someone who's been in the hot seat in higher ed and survived it.  As the 10th chancellor of UC Berkeley, Dr. Dirks saw many victories and faced many challenges during his tenure, all the while ensuring that the students of Berkeley received the top public university education in the US (and arguably the world). UC Berkeley has been the poster child for the best public higher ed has to offer: diverse curricula, 22 Nobel laureates, and a stellar international reputation.  It also has the legacy of student protests over the Vietnam war, anti-apartheid, and most recently the alt-right and ensuing violence.  Hear Dr. Birks' perspectives on how government regulations, rightly or wrongly, have led to higher ed bureaucracy; how universities are being asked to do more with less, especially in the era of less funding for higher ed; and how he dealt with (and how you can to prepare for) “unplanned for events” that could occur on your campus.

Jimmy Butler is embroiled in a full-blown beef with several people and it's very confusing to keep up with. Kyrie Irving thinks his Celtics can beat the Warriors in a seven game series. LeBron James taunts a reporter at Lakers media day when asked about his numerous side projects. We review our week 3 NFL picks and the results aren't pretty for one member of the podcast (cough, Nick, cough). We also break down some of the biggest games of week 3 and how no one had the Vikings losing. Segments include: "FitzMagic Moment" for Ryan Fitzpatrick on Monday Night Football, "News With Nick" on several major news topics, "Millennial Update" on how millennials killed divorce, "Living Your Best Life" for Kawhi Leonard and his laugh, "I Don't Want To Say I Told You So" for Carmelo Anthony being the Rockets 6th man, and "GOAT Of The Week" for Tiger Woods. Enjoy!

We are changing our format to two episodes a week dropping Tuesday's and Thursday's! First up this week: we debut "News With Nick" where Nick takes us on a news dive covering stories such as Disney World workers' $15 dollars an hour, Starbucks workers paid to volunteer, and Amazon hiring employees to say nice things about them online. Shifting to sports we talk about "Big Al" from the Little League World Series and his rise to fame and Dez Bryant remaining unsigned. Segments include: "Hype Train" for the 2018 Ravens and Lamar Jackson, "Crystal Ball" for Odell Beckham's new contract paying off, "Clean It Up" for the boxer who left the fight 1 second in & Nick Young getting arrested, and "GOAT Of The Week" for the Jimmy's Famous Seafood twitter account for their fight with PETA. Enjoy!

NwN: Nick has a license and this plane guy does not

News With Nick: A Runaway Teen Christmas

Come join the Mousecapdes crew as they break down the latest news roundup in this edition of Hump Day Rumors and News. Don't forget to check out our friends over at www.themagicalmouse.com. Thinking about being a guest on our show, or have a question or comment? Contact us anytime at mousecapadespodcast@gmail.com or via text at 407-674-0414. Have a magical day!

Come join the Mousecapdes crew as they break down the latest news roundup in this addition of Hump Day News. Don't forget to check out our friends over at www.themagicalmouse.com. Thinking about being a guest on our show, or have a question or comment? Contact us anytime at mousecapadespodcast@gmail.com or via text at 407-674-0414. Have a magical day!

Come join the Mousecapdes crew as they break down the latest news roundup in this addition of Hump Day News. Don't forget to check out our friends over at www.themagicalmouse.com. Thinking about being a guest on our show, or have a question or comment? Contact us anytime at mousecapadespodcast@gmail.com or via text at 407-674-0414. Have a magical day!

Mass shootings, gun control Protest with a football North Korea, South Korea, Rajoy as Franco No, it's not a new Billy Joel song; it's a discussion of some very important current events in culture, domestic and foreign policy, and international news which have happened during the last couple of months. 2017 has seen a lot of extraordinary developments --- some good, some bad, and some downright evil --- and in this episode we discuss a few which have been prominent in recent news cycles. We start off with the Las Vegas shooting and the left calling for gun control, move into football in American culture and the anthem protest controversy, spend some time going over the escalating North Korean conflict and the Iranian nuclear deal, and close out discussing the Catalonian secession vote and what is currently transpiring in Spain.

News With Nick: Smash a Bottle Over My Head

Come join the Mousecapdes crew as they break down the latest news roundup in this addition of Hump Day News. Don't forget to check out our friends over at www.themagicalmouse.com. Thinking about being a guest on our show, or have a question or comment? Contact us anytime at mousecapadespodcast@gmail.com or via text at 407-674-0414. Have a magical day!