Podcast appearances and mentions of nick armstrong

They made the chimps watch too much LiveLeak and it infected them with Rage, cut to 28 days later and the entire British Isle is fucked. That's right, we're getting our MiniDV cams out and going back to the glorious days of post-9/11 with 28 DAYS LATER. This film reinvented a genre when it came out... but how does it hold up now?Joining us are the three lads from a new screening series in Toronto: Truth and Dare. Each month Nick Armstrong, Adam Bovoletis, and Sacha Kingston-Wayne program cutting-edge documentaries that challenge the idea of what a doc needs to be. Before we talk about this weeks film we also discuss some recent stuff we've been watching: VULCANIZADORA, THE PHOENICIAN SCHEME, MOUNTAINHEAD, and of course the actual first film in this franchise, the Sandra Bullock comedy 28 DAYS. Adam also walks us through his 29th birthday movie marathon and we all try out Shaq-a-licious XL gummies to determine whether or not they truly taste like Shaq.Come see Ben's film CHERUB next week on June 22nd at 3pm at the Paradise Theatre and then head to the latest Truth and Dare screening TREASURED STACKS OF JODIE MACK, a retrospective of the incomparable experimental filmmaker Jodie Mack. That screening is also on June 22nd at 7pm at CineCycle, PWYC.CHERUB tickets: https://www.goelevent.com/FOFS/e/CherubTREASURED STACKS OF JODIE MACK info: https://theseventhart.org/treasured-stacks-of-jodie-mack/Follow us @thefranchisees on Instagram and Twitter and email us at thefranchiseespod@gmail.com

This month's episode is with Nick Armstrong, career changer and founder of Avint-Garde Fine Wine — an online wine merchant harnessing technology to deliver value on world-class wines. Nick's journey to the wine industry is a remarkable one. After graduating from university, he served as a captain in the U.S. Army before earning his MBA. He then embarked on a career in finance, joining a global investment bank. Most recently, Nick spearheaded business development across the Americas for the world's foremost wine trading platform — an experience that positioned him perfectly to launch his own wine venture earlier this year.From Nick, we learn the power and importance of networking when it comes to learning about a new industry and creating new opportunities. He advocates for having a plan before quitting a job, even if it's just a short term one detailing those first few steps. With family life an important priority, Nick is now at a point in his career where mornings with his two children are far less stressful, thanks to running his own business. Although, as most founders can relate to, it can be hard to switch off when it's your own thing.

Mark and Bill are joined by the actor/improviser who directs Camp Improv Utopia and is involved in managing improv spaces such as Denver's Rise Comedy. We talk about the notion of community, with a scene about the neighborhood watch and a return to Empty Street to deal seriously in a public-service-announcement/after-school special sort of way with the issue of buying liquor underage. Hear more at philosophyimprov.com. Support the podcast and listen ad-free at philosophyimprov.com/support. Check out other Evergreen Podcast offerings.

https://www.progressiveproperty.co.uk/raf/ Sean interviews Nick Armstrong, a quantity surveyor who has changed his life through property investing. Nick shares how he went from working long hours in construction to building an impressive portfolio of 18 properties. Nick also shares how he leveraged Progressive's network, mentorship and creative strategies to achieve financial freedom through the right property education and community. KEY TAKEAWAYS Nick owns 18 properties (soon to be 19) mostly in Northern England, providing enough income to support both him and his wife, allowing them to leave their full time jobs. Progressive Property taught Nick multiple strategies beyond traditional property investing, including HMOs, serviced accommodation, and RENT2RENT approaches that don't require property ownership. Building relationships with estate agents and managing agents has been important to Nick's success, leading directly to profitable deals and ongoing property opportunities. The No Money Down course teaches strategies to control properties without using your own funds, making property investing accessible to those without significant capital. Nick found the support system through Progressive's mentorship programs and WhatsApp groups invaluable, providing solutions to challenges and connecting with like minded investors. Interest rate changes have created challenges, but the right team and proper advice from Progressive have helped Nick navigate these fluctuations while maintaining his portfolio. BEST MOMENTS "We've now built up a substantial portfolio that provides us with hopefully an income for life. That's the life changing experience we've had, we will have something that's equivalent to our pension for life." "The tools that we've learned since we've gone through the Progressive process has been absolutely life changing for us really." "You come to these meetings and you have a little chat with people and it really stirs you up and gives you encouragement. You come away absolutely boiled up from who you've spoken to, what you've learned, and what you think you can achieve in your business throughout the next month." "When I speak to people about property, most of them turn around and say, 'If I had the money, I would like to get into property.' And when you actually explain they could do it without putting any money down or very little money down, initially there's disbelief." VALUABLE RESOURCES MSOPI – Multiple Streams of Income: https://www.progressiveproperty.co.uk https://kevinmcdonnell.co.uk ABOUT THE HOST Sean Fitzpatrick is a property investor, educator, and the Face of Progressive Property. With a 6-figure portfolio and expertise in creative strategies, finance, and off-market deals, Sean shares success stories from the Progressive Property community, expert insights, and real-world strategies to help investors succeed. Tune in for practical tips and no-nonsense advice to accelerate your property journey. ABOUT THE HOST Kevin McDonnell is a Speaker, Author, Mentor & Professional Property Investor. He is an expert when it comes to creative property investment strategies. His book No Money Down: Property Invest talks about how to control and cash flow other people’s property to create financial freedom. CONTACT METHOD https://www.facebook.com/kevinMcDonnellProperty/ https://kevinmcdonnell.co.uk/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@progressiveproperty YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0g1KuusONVStjY_XjdXy6g Twitter: https://twitter.com/progperty LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/progressiveproperty Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/progressiveproperty/ Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/progressivepropertycommunity Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Progpertyprogressive, property, investing, rent, housing, buy to lets, serviced accomodation, block, auction, home, financial freedom, recurring income, tax, mortgage, assets: http://progressiveproperty.co.uk/

Nick Armstrong, an entrepreneur since university, launched his latest venture, Chirp, which uses AI to enhance sales pipeline conversion. Nick discussed his journey, starting with GreenTriCity in 2005, which was acquired by AGL. He then founded Co Zero, Australia's fastest-growing company in 2011, before pivoting to Identity, a neobank addressing anti-money laundering challenges. Identity listed on the ASX in 2018, but Nick moved on to Chirp, targeting B2B SaaS companies with 5-20 sales reps. Chirp uses AI to qualify deals, automate research, and suggest next steps, aiming to improve win rates and productivity. The post Nick Armstrong, Unlocking the Power of AI first appeared on Oasis Partners.

Mood rings, bucket hats, fidget spinners; throughout history we've seen countless fads come and go, but there's one thing humans never get tired of: lying. In this episode Nick Armstrong, Jeanette Cerami and Jordan Coleman try to fool each other into believing that they know more about popular trends than they actually do. Nick Armstrong: risecomedy.com Jeanette Cerami: theboxabq.com Jordan Coleman: @thejordanrcoleman To learn more about the show, visit QEZ.show Enjoy ad-free listening, early releases, bonus content and more, only available at IntoHistory.com

Join us as we speak with Nick Armstrong-Crews. Nick is the Radar Perception Lead at Waymo. In this episode we talk about Nick getting married by a robot, Burning Man culture, the basics electronically steered RADAR, self driving cars, and more. Spencer also adopts a cat. If you enjoyed this episode and want to see / hear more like it please subscribe to Collaborative With Spencer Krause today. You'll get notified every time a new episode releases and it's the best way to support the channel! Companies looking to outsource difficult engineering problems should consider SKA Custom Robots and Machines. They sponsor this podcast and solve some of the most difficult engineering problems in the world.

Join us as we speak with Nick Armstrong-Crews. Nick is the Radar Perception Lead at Waymo. In this episode we talk about Nick getting married by a robot, Burning Man culture, the basics electronically steered RADAR, self driving cars, and more. Spencer also adopts a cat. If you enjoyed this episode and want to see / hear more like it please subscribe to Collaborative With Spencer Krause today. You'll get notified every time a new episode releases and it's the best way to support the channel! Companies looking to outsource difficult engineering problems should consider SKA Custom Robots and Machines. They sponsor this podcast and solve some of the most difficult engineering problems in the world.

EVERYONE!!! It's Nick Armstrong!!! NOT ONLY is he an incredible improviser (King Ten, Local 132) but he has also been an instrumental part of connecting and building the larger improv community with Camp Improv Utopia, theImprovNetwork.com, and Rise Comedy Theater in Denver, CO. Nick has strengthened the world's improv community, and as a result, he's helped cultivate the growth of improv as an art form. Nick Armstrong is a treasure. === In this episode, we cover how trusting your gut might be the most important skill you can build, the challenges of managing an improv business, and how, believe it or not, improv is supposed to stay fun! Also, Nick and Andrew discover their shared love of Rocky IV. === Connect with Nick on Instagram through Camp Improv Utopia @improvutopia and Rise Comedy Theater @risecomedy. And if you're an improviser you should jump on The Improv Network at TheImprovNetwork.org - it's a wonderful resource for improvisers to find coaches, festivals, and other improvisers. === As always, thanks for joining us! This community of artists is an important part of our lives, and we're glad you're in it. Connect with us on the socials! We love to hear your thoughts, opinions, and insults. We're on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube @stormchaserimprov. Tell your friends! Tell your family! And keep it a secret from your significant other because you're an individual and don't need to share everything with them! === PS: All our links including links to tickets for our live shows https://linktr.ee/StormchaserImprov === PSS: If you would like to sponsor this beautiful podcast snowflake, or help in whatever way you can, please email stormchaserimprov@gmail.com and join us on our quest - to seek the holy grail of improv!

Founded in FoCo is a three-day event for businesses of all sizes, from solopreneurs to large companies to non-profit organizations. It's a collaborative community effort that offers peer-to-peer education, inspiring speakers, networking, and more. This year's event is coming up at the Front Range Community College Harmony Campus in Fort Collins on March 1-3, 2023. If you're a business owner located within 100 miles or so of Larimer County, you're welcome to attend this free event. These kinds of events are familiar territory for today's guest on Your Own Best Company. Nick Armstrong of WTF Marketing is the lead organizer of Founded in FoCo, and he's no stranger to locally focused collaborative events. As one of the founders of Fort Collins Comic Con, Nick has a history of initiating exciting and engaging community events that all serve a higher purpose of bringing people together, having fun, and supporting the causes and organizations that matter. In this episode, Nick gives us the inside story on: ** The rebranding of Fort Collins Startup Week to Founded in FoCo. ** Some of the features and excitement for this year's event, happening Mar.1-3 in Fort Collins. ** Sponsorship and volunteer opportunities. ** How Fort Collins ended up with a Comic Con of its own. ** How coming in second in a local election led to the formation of a hot sauce company. ** How he has benefitted personally and professionally from his commitments to his community. To register and schedule your Founded in FoCo itinerary, visit https://foundedinfoco.com Learn more about Fort Collins Comic Con at https://fococomiccon.com/ Nick's businesses: https://wtfmarketing.com/ https://ftwhotsauce.com/ Thanks for listening, subscribing to, sharing, and reviewing Your own Best Company. Please visit https://franklintaggart.com for more information. #foundedinfoco #fortcolinscomiccon #northerncolorado --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/franklin-taggart9/message

Nick Armstrong is among Fort Collins' most interesting people!  He's the Geek-in-Chief of WTF Marketing, the Pepper Pioneer of FTW Hot Sauce, and the Lead Organizer of both Founded in FoCo and Fort Collins Comic Con!  He's also a freelance community organizer in various ancillary capacities, and a recently BARELY unsuccessful candidate for Fort Collins City Council.  Nick has a great business journey - basically unemployable from the start.  After earning his BS in Business Administration, with both Marketing and Computer Science focus, Nick got into the corporate world - where he rambled from job to job for a bit before getting into his own things…and there's a lot of them!  From organizing Ignite Fort Collins, to starting a NoCo Comic Con so he didn't have to go to Denver - Nick has 28 Experience lines on his LinkedIn Profile!  In this episode, we zoom especially in on the Founded in FoCo event and highlight some of the amazing speakers, workshops, and events that'll be going on. LoCo Think Tank is hosting a Celebrating our Community event to kickoff the festivities on March 1, 2023. Nick also shares about his city council run and more about his newest venture - FTW Hot Sauce, FOR THE WIN.  Tune in and enjoy my conversation with Nick Armstrong!  Episode Sponsor: InMotion, providing next-day delivery for local businesses. Contact InMotion at inmotionnoco@gmail.com

Finally, it's Harvest Festival time!!!! Curses, MINI HORSES!!!, Aunt Tilda and some hospitality kiosks! Join us as we dive deep and Holly takes an hour and a half to understand this shoot schedule research that should be easy to understand LOLZ Thank you to Shana Hagan, our amazing camera operator friend for sending emails, and Nick Armstrong for reaching out about his eggs and bacon scene last episode!Follow Shana's show Welcome to Flatch on FOX! (You can stream on Hulu!)Find out more about Nick Armstrong's Rise Comedy here! AND PLEASE go back and watch the burning at the stake scene so you see the poor rabbit tied up too. TAKE THAT CURSE! Support the showRate and review us on Apple Podcasts!Follow us @parkpalspodcast on Instagram! Or email us at parkpalspodcast@gmail.com

Fort Collins Mayor Jeni Arndt joins Founded in FoCo Lead Organizer Nick Armstrong for a discussion about entrepreneurship, side hustles, and why Fort Collins is such a business-friendly town. Everybody has a side hustle, even Jeni. The Founded in FoCo Podcast is hosted by Nick Armstrong, Lead Organizer of Founded in FoCo and Geek-in-Chief of WTF Marketing. Learn more about Mayor Arndt here: https://www.fcgov.com/council/members/?district=0 Learn more about Founded in FoCo here: https://foundedinfoco.com

On Support for Veterans and the IVMF with Nick Armstrong | Justice For All Ep.16 | LegalShield Join @LegalShield CEO Jeff Bell as he chats with Dr. Nick Armstrong - Managing Director of Research & Data at The Institute for Veterans and Military Families, known as the IVMF, and he is also an adjunct professor at The Maxwell School for Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. Dr. Armstrong served in the U.S. Army for 8 years, including 3 years deployed in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Bosnia. He has served as a research fellow at the Syracuse University Institute for Security, Policy, and Law. Dr. Armstrong has also been named in the HillVets 100 list of the nation's 100 most influential veterans, service members, and veteran community advocates. #IVMF #SupportVeterans #DrNickArmstrong #Veteran Crisis #VeteranMentalHealth #VeteransWithoutMedical #VeteransBenefits #VeteransCause #VeteransHealth #JusticeforVeterans #LegalShield #Legal Shield 00:00 Introduction 01:48 Can you share your experience of being in the service and how this has influenced your work with veterans 06:00 How do you recruit people and organizations to the program to support veterans through the IVMF? 08:50 How does the organization help veterans engage and find a meaningful way forward when leaving the service? 12:48 Do you have special programs for veterans and unique support systems to deal with veterans coming out of active duty? 15:38 Is there an even distribution of support across all levels of the military? 17:50 Does the retraining support cover a range of industries and skills such as management, tech, and so on? 19:03 Are you able to leverage the nature of evolving leadership in the military in the programs for veterans? 22:10 What is some of the other work that you do as a teacher at Syracuse University? 25:45 About the other organizations that also help to provide support for veterans 27:10 About your wider influence for veteran support aside from the IVMF? 29:20 Are there any other critical takeaways today, and what ways can people interested in helping get involved? 31:23 Who do you think we should invite on to continue to advocate for equal access to justice, especially around veterans and military families? Visit IVMF.syracuse.edu for more information on the organization, what support is available, how you can benefit from the support as a veteran or family of a veteran, and get involved.

Keith and Damon are joined by pro wrestling referee Dan Marino (Josh Nicols) and life of the party Marty Partinski (Nick Armstrong), two platonic roommates looking for a fun getaway. They aren't allowed to drive any type of car and are directly responsible for multiple premature retirements by legendary athletes. Time to give them the time of their lives!

Keith and Damon are joined by pro wrestling referee Dan Marino (Josh Nicols) and life of the party Marty Partinski (Nick Armstrong), two platonic roommates looking for a fun getaway. They aren't allowed to drive any type of car and are directly responsible for multiple premature retirements by legendary athletes. Time to give them the time of their lives!

This week, we're talking with Hunter Williams from Little Green Light about why nonprofit leaders should use a donor management system, and which features are most important. We also chat with Nick Armstrong, creator of FTW Hot Sauce, who supports good causes with every bottle. In this episode, we mention a few resources you may want to check out: — Little Green Light, my favorite donor management system — FTW Hot Sauce, fruit-based hot sauces that support great causes — My book club subscription box, the perfect gift for yourself, your staff, or your colleagues — My once-per-week email newsletter, where you can get a short summary of every podcast episode: nonprofitjenni.com/subscribe   Produced by Ben Hill Sound Music by Emily Summers ©2021 Nonprofit Jenni. All Rights Reserved.

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Nick joins David and Jennifer on a bridge to discuss chicken suits, his favorite sandwich, and how he's involved in so much improv. Nick is an Actor, Improvisor, Director and Writer. On TV Nick has been on the Emmy-Award winning shows The Office and Grey's Anatomy. He has also made appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live, New Girl, Stan Against Evil, Young Sheldon, Brooklyn Nine Nine and Parks and Recreation. Nick has trained at world famous Groundlings and iO West. He is an alum of The Sunday Company at the Groundlings and has also performed at the M.I.'s Westside Comedy Theater with LA's Critically Acclaimed Harold team King Ten. Nick is the co-owner of RISE Comedy in Denver, Colorado and he has also taught improv at iO West, The Groundlings, M.I.'s Westside Comedy Theater where he served as Artistic Director and has done workshops all over the world. He is the Founder and Camp Director of Camp Improv Utopia a a 501(c) (3) Non Profit improv retreat for grown ups. He is also one of the founding members of the The Improv Network. risecomedy.com nickarmstrong.com www.improvutopia.com www.bridgeimprovtheater.com

The “Champ Champ” Nick Armstrong is one of the best underrated veterans the industry today out of Riot City Wrestling who continually tries to improve his game. We talk about his love of Tag Team wrestling, the difference between tagging with his brother and now Tony Toro, hitting me over the head with a chair & the way Lance Storm’s school and online coaching is helping him become a better wrestler every day. PLUS Andrew Rose drops by to talk about this past weekends PWA Aussie Open v Velocities #youtube #applepodcasts #Spotify #australianwrestling #Vodcast #podcast #supportyourlocalpromotions #supportyourlocalwrestlers  Check out all our WRA merch at https://www.redbubble.com/people/toddy33?asc=u All profits from the purchase of these products are donated to Gotcha4Life and Beyond Blue supporting mens health issues Support your local wrestlers by http://www.facebook.com/WRESTLERMERCH or www.wrestlermerch.com Twitter/Instagram - @WrestleRadioAU @Beasteastman @toddy033 Hear over 8 YEARS of Where The Action Is, Drawing Heat & HeelingOut at WrestleRadioAustralia.libsyn.com Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Stitcher, TuneIn Radio... it's FREE. Theme Song - "Too Sweet" by Ursa 13, check him out on Spotify

Nick Armstrong, member with the Lake Cumberland Breakaway Project gives details on an upcoming benefit ride to take place on May 15th.

How do you see new opportunities as an entrepreneur? Nick Armstrong, Geek in Chief at WTF Marketing (and lead organizer of Fort Collins Startup Week and Comic-Con) shares his journey of finding countless ways to create something unique to give back to the community. This includes his newest endeavor, running for City Council!In this Shorts episode, get inspired to work beyond your business and find ways to identify needs in the community–and fill them! Nick's strong aptitude for relationship building and community events helped him have a greater impact in addition to his 11+ year business, WTF Marketing.You'll leave this episode thinking of ways to invest in yourself and learning it's ok to change big and small things that don't serve you.

Maureen Casey and Nick Armstrong from Syracuse University's Institute for Veterans and Military Families talk about the programs roots and how it has become a force in the veteran transition assistance space. We also dive into the opportunities and challenges surrounding veterans and their families as they transition out of the military.

Join Alison Proffit, Amanda Mundo, and Gahrey Ovalle in a discussion about the Soulful Entrepreneur Summit on the StartUp FoCo Podcast with Nick Armstrong. Suggested Reading List: 1. Finish: Give Yourself the Gift of Done by Jon Acuff (https://www.oldfirehousebooks.com/book/9780525537311) 2. The 48 Laws of Power By Robert Greene (https://www.oldfirehousebooks.com/book/9780140280197) Connect with Alison, Amanda, and Gahrey: Alison - https://www.proffitcoach.com/ Amanda - https://www.socialherobrands.com/ Gahrey - https://gahreyovalle.com/ ​ About the Soulful Entrepreneur Summit: As an entrepreneur or small business owner have you ever experienced the feeling of not quite fitting into the hustler mentality of business? You’ve always had a knack for using your intuition and gut instinct to make decisions or maneuver your path in business? If you have, then you'll want to explore the Soulful Entrepreneur Summit event, created by one of our Northern Colorado small business owners, Alison Proffit. The Soulful Entrepreneur Summit will be a high-vibe, dynamic, and forward-thinking 5-day virtual event. There are 20+ successful soulful and heart-centered entrepreneurs gracing the screens; sharing their insights, successful processes, strategies, and tools to help soulful entrepreneurs create a business that grows, thrives, and prospers in 2021 and beyond! The summit will take place Monday, January 25 to Friday, January 29th, 2021. Daily events will include panel discussions, breakout workshops, and live, interactive mastermind sessions. For $10 off of the All Access pass which gives you access to recordings, additional sessions and other special perks, just type in code SOULFCSW10 on the All Access ticket checkout page. Join Alison and these other amazing contributors for a week of knowledge sharing, masterminding, and networking with other soulful and passionate business owners. You can find more information and secure your ticket here: http://getsoulfulsuccess.com

Michael Cannon, Stephen Kent, Pat Eddington, and Nick Armstrong join the show to discuss how The Mandalorian focused on character development. The show has let us discover much more of the galaxy and introduces even more opportunities for story-telling. Ultimately the show is about the travels of a lone bounty hunter in the outer reaches of the galaxy, far from the authority of the New Republic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick Armstrong of Cole Community Church in Boise, Idaho shares his work with the Muslim community that he and his wife Laura started after 23 years of living and working in a predominantly Muslim country. He shares his background, the Christians and Muslims involved, their activities, the foundation for this kind of approach, and words of advice and encouragement to pastors. If you find this helpful, please consider supporting this podcast with your Patronage for just a few dollars a month.

On this episode, we talk with Nick Armstrong about the power of community during tough times. Throughout Nick's career, he has been constantly working to bring people together around their passions and to unlock the resources that community has. To check out Nick's awesome company "WTF Marketing", visit here: https://wtfmarketing.com/. Do you like this show? Let us know here: www.ratethispodcast.com/stories --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seth-silvers/message

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It's TRB UNLEASHED! Holy cow, I have an absolutely incredible episode coming your way today! Heather Alice Shea joins me to continue the discussion I had with Nick Armstrong about how to continue to find and understand our identity, deal with the grief many of us have right now, and to truly thrive! The discussion is going to be backed by some extremely fascinating science and psychology. It's a slightly longer episode than usual, but every single minute is absolutely worth it! In This Episode  ​ Heather Alice Shea!! Nerding out on intuition! Dealing with grief The effort and journey is the reward It's time for men to have their revolution! Opposites are needed Do you love yourself? Having radical compassion Understanding the root of the issue with every human being You are more powerful than you can possibly imagine and you are born with unimaginable gifts. Your life has a deep purpose. If you don't do it, the world won't have it. You are guided every moment to accomplish your purpose. Heather's Links heatheraliceshea.com The Everyday Intuitive Podcast The Science of Intuition - Research page Instagram: @heatheraliceshea Facebook: @heatheraliceshea Links TRBS 2020 Playlist on Spotify TRBS 2019 Playlist on Spotify TRB's GLORIOUSNESS (New Music) Playlist on Spotify The Captain Influence Playlist on Spotify Partner with The Real Brian Show on Patreon! TRBS Facebook Group Send The Real Brian an email! Join our Slack group We're on Discord! Come join the TRBS Discord Server! The Real Brian's Facebook The Real Brian Show's Instagram

Matt, Jon, and Bran recorded their first sponsored bonus episode. Usually these will be for Patreon subscribers only, but they're releasing this first one about Carole Baskin to torture everyone! That's right, Carole Baskin. Thanks to Nick Armstrong their first Patreon subscriber for making this episode possible and for supporting them in their pursuit of a better podcast! If you want to help these nerds out you can become a Patreon member starting at 3$ by visiting their Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/Yfcspod If you support them at 5$ a month then you will get to order your own bonus episode based on any character you want!

I have a fantastic conversation about how to thrive during this time and connect with your identity. Unfortunately, identity is something we've all lost a little… or maybe even a lot… losing our identity and connection to that which makes us… well US… can cause a lot of problems. It's a tough time and our desire is to help you to reconnect with your identity, so you can thrive right NOW! Joining me on this episode is Nick Armstrong, organizer of Fort Collins Comic Con and Fort Collins Startup Week, as well as the owner of WTF Marketing. Nick is a prolific and renaissance geek. Meaning, he's a geek at heart and yet has many interests and talents. I asked Nick what he thought people needed right now. He told me 3 things that really sparked my interest and I found to be very true. These 3 things are: Connect with your identity (as we've all lost some or much of it with this current situation) Mental health, or grief, help. We're all dealing with a level of grief in some way right now. Curation of great content. There is a LOT going out right now. Everyone is now creating something and putting up for our consumption. How do we know what's good as well as what's good for us specifically? We need curation. Nick and I are going to talk about these things on today's episode! In This Episode Introducing Nick Armstrong (The Captain) Nerding out with Nick Curation of good content Connect with your identity Grief/mental help Fort Collins Comic Con Fort Collins Startup Week Get in touch with Nick: WTFMarketing.com focosb.com Fococomiccon.com startupfoco.com Links TRBS 2020 Playlist on Spotify TRBS 2019 Playlist on Spotify TRB's GLORIOUSNESS (New Music) Playlist on Spotify The Captain Influence Playlist on Spotify Help TRBS out on Patreon! Send The Real Brian an email! Join our Slack group We're on Discord! Come join the TRBS Discord Server! TRBS Facebook Group The Real Brian's Facebook The Real Brian Show's Instagram

Craig & Carla are building toward a happy ending to the podcast...what better way to celebrate than by watching the ultimate happy ending movie, Brazil?! With guest Nick Armstrong!

Ariana Friedlander, MPA, is an organizational anthropologist, a leadership development expert and an author. She is the founder and principal of Rosabella Consulting and has over 18 years of experience in fostering positive change within organizations and companies of all shapes and sizes including small business, non-profit, government and higher education. Season 3 of the StartUp FoCo Podcast is hosted by Nick Armstrong of WTF Marketing.

On this episode, Sean Grant welcomes comedian Emily Catalano and improv/producer Nick Armstrong to talk about performing with Sarah Silverman, being hit up for spots, and the best improv/stand up comedian hybrids.Video Versions of the podcast available at https://tinyurl.com/y4eb3f99https://www.instagram.com/comedypopuphttps://www.instagram.com/cpupodcasts for more information about upcoming shows and our podcast network. www.ComedyPopUpLA.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ComedyPopUpLA/WANT TO ASK COMEDY POP-UP A QUESTION/SHARE A STORY/LEAVE A COMMENT? Send an email to: comedypopup@gmail.com.

On this episode, Sean Grant welcomes comedian Emily Catalano and improv/producer Nick Armstrong to talk about performing with Sarah Silverman, being hit up for spots, and the best improv/stand up comedian hybrids.Video Versions of the podcast available at https://tinyurl.com/y4eb3f99https://www.instagram.com/comedypopuphttps://www.instagram.com/cpupodcasts for more information about upcoming shows and our podcast network. www.ComedyPopUpLA.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ComedyPopUpLA/WANT TO ASK COMEDY POP-UP A QUESTION/SHARE A STORY/LEAVE A COMMENT? Send an email to: comedypopup@gmail.com.

Nick comes from a family developers, so it wasn't a shock when he started his tech career.However, his career journey took a dramatic change when he was faced with a life-threatening and life-changing event.His thoughts on "impostor syndrome"Self-awareness/discoveryNavigating a life-threatening eventHaving a mentorWorking with people that are smarter than youStay till the end where Nick shares some financial wisdom and I wrap up on a few financial scenarios that Nick found himself in to shed some additional context in case you ever find yourself in a similar place.Video of episode can be found at https://youtu.be/-XYORt-Nrp8WTF Marketinghttps://wtfmarketing.com/Fort Collins Comic Conhttps://fococomiccon.com/Level Up Financial Planning, LLChttp://www.levelupfinancialplanning.com/Music: 80s Motivational Chiptune by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Joanie interviews Nick Armstrong, a Super Nerd who founded Fort Collins Comic Con.  It's a completely volunteer-run Comic Con that donates all of its proceeds to the local library reading programs.  It has burgeoned into a thriving, welcoming community of generous geeks who bring joy to themselves and the broader community.  It's also a very … Continue reading Nick Armstrong: Super Skills for Super Leaders →

Cecilia and Luke are joined by Nick Armstrong to discuss Kid Cudi's seemingly universally maligned 2015 album. Is the album just too sad? Are Beavis and Butthead funny? Will our valiant hosts like this?

The Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF) at Syracuse University is a key contributor in the support of Veteran entrepreneurs and research on transitioning Veterans. In the past, we have spoken with IVMF's Director, Mike Haynie, and their Manager for Managing Director for Programs and Services, Jim McDonough. This week, we talk with Nicholas Armstrong, IVMF's Senior Director for Research and Policy. Nick began his career as an Army field artillery officer upon graduating from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in 2000. In the Army, he served seven years on active duty, including nearly three years deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan, and Bosnia with the 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), during which he received two Bronze Star Medals and the Combat Action Badge, among other commendations. In addition, Nick served as a speechwriter to the commanding general of the 10th Mountain Division and Fort Drum, NY, as well as aide-de-camp to the division’s deputy commanding general. Nick is also a graduate of the U.S. Army Airborne, Air Assault, and Ranger Schools. Serving in his current role since 2014, Nick developed and leads a multi-disciplinary team comprised of social, behavioral, and data scientists, student analysts, and an extended network of affiliated scholars and experts. He manages a broad portfolio of sponsored research, program measurement, and evaluation efforts to inform the social, economic, wellness, and related policy concerns of the nation’s veterans and their families. In addition, Nick is responsible for the IVMF’s data analytics, quality, and decision support activities that guide the Institute’s operations to serve, annually, more than 20,000 veterans and family members nationwide and abroad. Nick joins Borne the Battle to discuss his experience in the Army, his efforts at IVMF, and some key research from the institute that provides essential information on transitioning Veterans.

This week in Crypto Watch, Alan Kohler spoke to Nick Armstrong, the CEO of Identitii (ASX:ID8) which listed last month. The business is using blockchain technology to set up an information sharing network between banks at an enterprise level. There's also market commentator Saeed Sidaoui's report on the latest cryptocurrency news and market movements.

Former Congressman, Steve Driehaus in studio debating Willie; Kavanaugh calls; Nick Armstrong, son of Neil Armstrong, discusses the the upcoming movie about the moon landing; Rachel and Seg on the Stoooge

You may remember us visiting with Fright Night neighbor Ty Ryback in a previous episode. Well now we are revisiting the neighborhood to talk with someone with a completely different take on the town's local vampire.

Today's episode is all about upcoming Comedy Festivals! Festivals you can submit to and/or go see! To get a little insight on each festival Jason talked to organizers and executive producers of 5 different festivals. Listen in as they go in depth on why the festivals were started and how to submit! There's also mention of a really great improv resource! Jason talks to old friends Harrison Brookie and Alrinthea Carter of the Alchemy Comedy Theater in Greenville, SC where the New South Comedy Fest is put on and Greg Tavares of Theatre 99 where the Charleston Comedy Festival is put on. Jason also chats with new friends of the show Justin Lukasewicz of the Tucson Improv Movement and organizer of the Tucson Comedy Arts Festival, Jill Valentine of Stage773 and executive director of the Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival and the Chicago Women's Funny Festival, and executive producer of the Westside Comedy Festival, Nick Armstrong. Links below for all of these theaters and festivals! Alchemy Comedy Theater AlchemyComedy.com New South Comedy Festival - newsouthcomedy.com Theatre 99 Theatre99.com Charleston Comedy Festival - charlestoncomedyfestival.com Tucson Improv Movement TucsonImprov.com Tucson Comedy Arts Festival - tucsonimprov.com/tcaf  Stage 773 Stage773.com The Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival - stage773.com/sketchfest The Chicago Women's Funny Festival - stage773.com/cwff Westide Comedy Theater WestsideComedy.com The Westside Comedy Festival II - westsidecomedy.com/festivals Find so much about improv festivals and more at TheImprovNetwork.org Follow Us Online! Twitter - @ThereItIsPod, @JasonFarrPics Facebook - @ThereItIsPod Instagram - @JasonFarrPics

Military spouse unemployment is finally getting more deserved attention. Exact numbers and specific challenges spouses faces can be fuzzy, but the Institute for Veterans and Military Families at Syracuse University in partnership with Prudential Financial is trying to shed some light on the issues. Federal News Radio's Scott Maucione spoke with Nick Armstrong, the Institute's senior director of research and policy, and Rosalinda Vasquez Murray, director of applied research and analytics, on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Episode 43 is another AAC edition of the pawd and we are excited to add a third voice for the first time ever. Before we do that, Joe and Joey debate UCF not moving at all in the latest College Football Playoff rankings (1:47) when the American Athletic Conference is the only conference in college football where its top three teams combine for only two losses (21:00). We talk about whether UCF loses this week if the AAC is guaranteed a spot in a NY6 Bowl (30:30), dive through our power rankings (32:40) and preview the final week of the regular season. We preview the much anticipated War on I-4 by adding Nick Armstrong, staff writer for UDD and junior at South Florida (48:39). Nick talks about the Bulls' slow starts (56:05), his idea for a G5 Playoff (1:04:00), ticket prices and where to watch the game at USF (1:11:11) and he goes on a rant about South Carolina being ranked, but the Bulls are not. We cannot wait for this game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the season 2 finale we go out with a bang! Nick Armstrong is a cornerstone in the improv community. Currently artistic director of Westside Comedy in L.A., Nick has also taught at Groundlings and iO West. He performs weekly with King Ten. Nick is founder of Improv Utopia and co-founder of the Improv Network. We chat about community in improv, the strength of the Improv Network and keeping King Ten fresh for 14 years. http://www.nickarmstrong.com/ http://www.improvutopia.com http://www.theimprovnetwork.org

Nick Armstong is the founder of Improv Utopia and the artistic director of West Side Comedy Theater in Los Angeles. He performs with King Ten, the longest-running Harold team in LA, at iO West. Jimmy talks to him about why you should have an improv coach, he gives Jimmy an exercise to learn how to be silly and he shares what it's really like to be an artistic director. 

Nick had 3 kids and a full time job when he got started, the only thing he knew was to TAKE ACTION! Today he shares a lot of real insight into the world of fix and flipping. He’s made a lot of mistakes, fortunately he learned from all of them and kept moving forward. While he has had success so far, it seems as though this is only the beginning!  If you enjoyed today’s episode remember to subscribe in iTunes and leave us a review!   Best Ever Tweet: I knew nothing about real estate, I got started through a book.   Nick Armstrong Real Estate Background: Owner of Armstrong Investment Groups, LLC At 23 years old, and within his first 18 months he has done over $1,000,000 in transactions Recently secured 3 private investors over the course of the past 3 months Runs a video blog: Armstrongs in Real Life Based in Birmingham, Alabama Say hi to him at Best Ever Book: Success Curve   Made Possible Because of Our Best Ever Sponsors: Are you an investor who is tired of self-managing? Save time, increase productivity, lower your stress and LET THE LANDLORD HELPER DO THE WORK FOR YOU! Schedule Your FREE TRIAL SESSION with Linda at Secure Pay One THE Landlord Helper today. Go to to schedule your free session. Subscribe in iTunes and Stitcher so you don’t miss an episode!  

Nick Armstrong, camp director of Camp Improv Utopia, is our guest this episode. He is the Artistic Director at Mi's Westside Comedy Theater. He talks with host Kevin Mullaney about the Groundlings's Sunday Company, teaching JTS Brown, the Pack Theater, playing blindfolded, creating a bible for a new team, camp and theimprovnetwork.org. Subscribe in iTunes For more episodes visit ircpodcast.com Camp Improv Utopia The Improv Network Please consider supporting the IRC podcast at patreon.com/mullaney Kevin Mullaney's Improv Boot Camp in NYC in August 2017 Classes at the Improv Resource Center  

Night Terrors:  Season 2:  The House in Cypress CanyonSometimes when you find something hidden in a house, you might want to leave it alone - even with the best of intentions.THE HOUSE IN CYPRESS CANYONReleased:  January 21, 2017Duration: 32:10Size: 73.6 MBAdapted from Robert L. Richard's story, "The House in Cypress Canyon," through the Generic Radio Workship Script LibraryFeatured in the cast were:Nick Armstrong as SamRandy Streu as JerryShane Harris as James A WoodsKatherine Freymuth as EllenPersephone Rose as the real estate agentJames C. Ferguson as 1st OfficerDave Morgan as 2nd OfficerGwendolyn Jensen Woodard as Dr. Westleaf and the Radio DispatcherEdward Herman as the announcerother roles were played by our actorsandMark Bruzee as your host, Harbinger.The story was written by Robert L. RichardsMusic by Celestial Aeon Project.Post Production by MJ CogburnThe Series Producer is Mark BruzeeExecutive Producer for Darker Projects is MJ Cogburn.

It's Tuesday and Nick Armstrong is our guest! Nick is an Actor, Improvisor and Writer living in Los Angeles, CA. On TV Nick has been on the Emmy-Award winning shows The Office and Grey's Anatomy. He has also made appearances on Jimmy Kimmel Live, New Girl, Hot in Cleveland, Stan Against Evil and Parks and Recreation. Nick has trained at The Groundlings and iO West. He is an alum of The Sunday Company at the Groundlings and currently performs at the world-famous iO West on LA's Critically Acclaimed Harold Team King Ten. Nick is currently the Artistic Director of Mi's Westside Comedy Theater and teaches and performs there. He has also taught improv at iO West, The Groundlings, NOW Improv and has done workshops all over the world. Nick is also the Camp Director and Founder of Camp Improv Utopia a a 501(c) (3) Non Profit improv retreat for grown ups. He is also one of the founding members of the The Improv Network. For more information visit www.improvutopia.com or www.theimprovnetwork.org

In the final episode of the season, host Sara O'Keefe talks to the three talented young finalists in the BSO's upcoming concerto competition. Conductor and artistic director Nick Armstrong also stops by to give us a preview of our upcoming 2016-2017 season. The podcast is recorded and edited by Dana Villareal.

This week, Miles welcomes actor, writer, director, and improvisor Nick Armstrong to the podcast! Stay tuned after the interview for a recording of Nick and Miles' longform improv set!

In the second episode of the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra podcast, host Sara O'Keefe talks with conductor Nick Armstrong about the orchestra's "unusual instruments" concert, coming up on December 13. Plus, she sits down with longtime orchestra member Jill Jefferson -- a violist and former president of the orchestra -- to talk about auditioning for the BSO, keeping your musical hobbies alive as an adult, and cracking viola jokes. The podcast is recorded and edited by Dana Villareal. Tickets for the December 13 concert at the Brooklyn Museum are on sale and available here: http://bit.ly/1RBfrKn

Todd Eastman chats with former Riot City Wrestling champ NICK ARMSTRONG.Its a funny, insightful chat that sees them talking about Nick's childhood, Storm Wrestling Academy, R-C-DUB, wrestling philosophies, listener questions, himalayan burgers & loads more!(Recorded: mid-2014) @WrestleRadioAU @BeastEastman @JoshJDArmour @NickArmstronger  http://www.facebook.com/AustralianIndyWrestling  Visit WRESTLEMERCH on Facebook  FNX.NETWORK  - Theme song 'Where The Action Is' by @Thunderstag - Cover art by Wrestlemerch Printing 

nugneH all of you listeners out there!! The eleventh episode brings you back to our wonderful land of the long box cavern!! Thanks to every one of you listeners!! Our special guest for this episode is Nick Armstrong with the FOCO Comic Con group!! Nick tells us ALL about this Comic Con that will be happening in September of 2015, in Fort Collins, Colorado!! Not only should you come for the comic con, but Fort Collins is also one of the leading cities in the country for craft breweries! This is their fist year operating, BUT they are planning some BIG things! Make sure you check out the website, and buy a ticket when they become available. There is also a way for you to let them know, if you are interested in putting on a panel!! Scoot on over to their website!! We talk about ALL of the events that we will be at in March! We will be attending all of the following; FOCO Comics & Gaming Festival, Colorado Comic Book Enthusiasts Swap, Colorado Cosmic Con, and of course, our LIVE show at the Kress Cinema & Lounge. We will be recording a live show in front of a crowd, right before the season finale of The Walking Dead. Also, we have recently been gaining some incredible steam on our social media accounts! Because of this, we are holding a contest. The winner will receive a "loot crate" type of prize. You will receive different prints, comic books, etc. The ONLY thing you have to do is take a picture of your nerd room that shows off all of your glorious nerd items; comic books, posters, pictures, paintings, etc. Take a picture, tag us and hash tag #outsidelongbox and #mynerdroom. It's that easy! The winner will be announced at the LIVE recording in March. Jon's "old shit" segment brings us some Silver Aged comic books that he recently picked up. Strange Adventures 215, Worlds Finest 153, and The Flash Annual 1. Gabe's "old shit" is also a few recent pick ups, but they are magazine sized books; Thunderbunny, Particle Dreams, Whispers & Shadows, and Grendel omnibus 1! Remember, you can ALWAYS let us know what you think! We can only think of so many things to talk about every other week, and would LOVE to get some feedback and ideas from all of you out there who are listening!! You can send mp3s and email to our email address. Also, join the conversations on our Facebook Page and Twitter Page. Quantum Leap Podcast The Nerd Store Hall of Justice Comics & Collectibles Our Stitcher Our iTunes Credit - Jonthan Garnett, Juan Muro, Gabe Llanas

After Lance Storm sings 'The Man Called Sting' (listen and find out for yourself...)Storm Academy graduate NICK ARMSTRONG chats with Josh Armour about...-Riot City Wrestling's 'Battle For Supremacy' Dec 6th and his opponent, RCW Champ Adam Brooks.-Time to define an Aussie style-A RUN-IN FROM JETT.-GRADO.-His fitness studio INNER FOCUS Health and Fitness at Glenelg.-YOUR QUESTIONS and more.- Twitter @WrestleRadioAU @JoshJDArmour @NickArmstronger @FNXtreme @AUIndyWrestling @OzPodcasts ---NEW iTUNES  LINK https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/wrestle-radio-australia/id945004393 ---TuneInRadio link COMING VERY SOON---  ---STITCHER remains the same---  ---All of our old interviews are being uploaded to our YouTube channel---   - THEME SONG 'Here's Where The Action Is' by Thunderstag. - Main logo by Dane Davies.('A Lance Called Sting' performed by Lance Storm and others, produced by Josh)

Today on the show, Jen Krueger is on to talk about the LAIIF Improv Talks! Saturday, October 18th 3-6 PM at the Downtown Independent improv talks (like TED Talks, but with improv) from great improv minds like Nick Armstrong, Heather Anne Campbell, Dominic Dierkes, Neil Flynn, Will Hines, Lucas Neff, Ian Roberts, Rich Talarico, Phil Jackson, and one more!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick Armstrong has appeared on Story Notes, The Office, Grey’s Anatomy, Jimmy Kimmel Live, and Parks and Recreation. Nick is the Founder and Camp Director of Improv Utopia, the annually sold-out camp for improvisers. A.D.D. Comedy Welcomes Nick Armstrong!

Nick Armstrong of WTF Marketing returns to discuss his journey to business owner, business ethics and top warning signs when hiring a web developer or designer.

We brought back Nick Armstrong (@IMNickArmstrong) for another awesome episode! Nick’s our resident social media expert, so we asked him to come give everyone the low-down on Google’s new social network: Google Plus! Nick had a lot of great information and even told us about features we didn’t know about. We also talked about Apple’s [...]

Special guest Sarah Jane Griesemer (@savvysarahjane) joins us to chat about her love of kale (as in, the vegetable) and has a ton of great stuff to say about building communities, dealing with negative comments on your blog, and kale! We also discuss the news of the recently announced Google Wallet, YouTube turning 6, and [...]

Special guest Nick Armstrong (@imnickarmstrong) joins us to talk about everything from Skittles porn to wallets. Oh, and some web design stuff as well. Enjoy!! - Steve & Ron Episode 6 Show Notes Special Guest: Nick Armstrong News: sixrevisions Blog Cartoon Web Designers vs. Web Developers iPhone 4 If you have the Video app running, [...]

On this episode we learn about World Usability Day, why the new Blackberry OS matters to you, and Ron drones on and on (his words!) about Responsive Web Design. Nick Armstrong also gives us a great overview of Feedburner in his Social Media Minute, and Ron picks a surprising book for our Audible recommendation (hint: [...]