Podcast appearances and mentions of Nick Chambers

Join Justin as he chats with musician Nick Chambers about sleep paralysis, world building with lyrics, horror video games, Lord of the Rings, Knight & Gallow, and more!Nick Chambers bio:Nick Chambers is an American singer best known as the vocalist for heavy metal band Knight & Gallow.Intro and outro theme created by Wyrm. Support Wyrm by visiting the Serpents Sword Records bandcamp page (linked below):https://serpentsswordrecords.bandcamp.com/Monsters, Madness and Magic Official Website. Monsters, Madness and Magic on Linktree.Monsters, Madness and Magic on Instagram.Monsters, Madness and Magic on Facebook.Monsters, Madness and Magic on Twitter.Monsters, Madness and Magic on YouTube

This week I"m joined by John McMillan and Nick Chambers of The Deep Wade podcast, that's right, it's a crossover. We cover their starts to fishing, the local adapdations of both steelhead and fisherman, rebuilding runs and an over-reliance on hatcheries, their approaches to fishing and the desire for the Cobra Kai fish, the art of hook setting, snorkeling, classic westerns and so much more.

Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/702  Presented by: Stonefly Nets, Waters West Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors  In this episode, Brian Niska and Jeff Liskay talks about our upcoming Skeena Spey School and what makes the Skeena River a prime location for steelhead fishing. Expect to learn the art of spotting fish upstream, techniques to keep your fly in the "bucket" longer, and discover the best rods and lines suitable for both the West Coast and Great Lakes regions. This episode is packed with essential tips for anyone looking to enhance their steelhead fishing experience, including the top four criteria for finding fish on any steelhead water. Whether you're planning a trip to the majestic Skeena River or simply looking to improve your angling skills, this episode promises to equip you with the knowledge and inspiration you need. Episode Chapters with Brian Niska and Jeff Liskay on the Skeena Spey School 2:46 - Jeff expresses excitement about visiting the Skeena Spey Lodge, emphasizing the value of learning from experienced steelhead guides and the camaraderie among participants. Brian, the owner of the lodge, describes its unique appeal, highlighting the opportunity to catch pristine steelhead in shallow waters. 5:39 - Jeff shares that the biggest steelhead he has seen in the Skeena is close to 30 pounds. Brian explains that while the fishing season runs from mid-July to the end of October, late August to early September is particularly favorable because as water temperatures drop, fish begin to settle in the runs, increasing catch rates. 12:00 - We discuss the differences and similarities between fishing in the Great Lakes and the Skeena River, particularly for steelhead. Jeff emphasizes the importance of understanding how to fish the fly properly, noting that techniques learned in the Great Lakes can be valuable when applied to the Skeena. 14:29 - Jeff asks Brian about his approach to guiding anglers on the lower Skeena River. Brian explains that he doesn't typically have anglers fish one after the other in a step-and-cast manner. Instead, he assigns each angler their own section of the river, focusing on specific features such as diagonal bars or clusters of rocks, which can indicate where fish might choose to linger. 21:44 - We discuss the fluctuations in steelhead fish populations on the West Coast and the Great Lakes. Brian notes that natural variability in fish numbers has always existed, but modern technology and communication amplify awareness of these changes. 26:50 - Brian describes the Skeena, highlighting that within 15 minutes in any direction, one can experience solitude, yet the area is easily accessible due to its modern airport and proximity to town amenities. The lodge is conveniently located near the airport, equipped with Wi-Fi, and benefits from fresh supplies due to its closeness to town. 27:57 - Brian outlines the itinerary for those who are planning to fish the Skeena. He also emphasizes the importance of using a 12 to 13-foot rod with a Skagit or Scandi head, rather than larger rods, to fish effectively. He advises guests to maintain a mindset of optimism and confidence, believing that any suspicious movement in the water could be a fish. 30:59 - I share a memorable experience where I caught a bright coho, initially mistaking it for a steelhead. Brian explains that the catch varies year to year, with some years having more steelhead than coho, and vice versa. He notes that coho are aggressive fish that often hit harder than steelhead, describing them as tough fighters resembling Chinook salmon in build. 33:09 - Jeff provides valuable tips for fishing the Skeena River, emphasizing the importance of using one's eyes as the best tool. His first tip is to let the fly dangle in a foot of water for potential success. His second tip involves working through a run and paying attention to the movement of the fly. 34:57 - We talk about strategies for effectively fishing in challenging water conditions, particularly when dealing with obstructions like rocks. Jeff explains his approach by imagining himself as the fly to better understand fish behavior. He notes that fish often lay in front of or beside rocks, contrary to the common belief that they stay behind them. Jeff describes his technique of slowly moving his weight down to allow the fly materials to undulate and then positioning the rod toward the middle of the river to slow down the swing and keep the fly in place longer. 36:29 - Brian, although experienced, admits he hasn't fished every tributary but shares his insights on different sections of the river, emphasizing the importance of adapting fishing techniques based on the environment. He highlights the contrast between moving fish and those that linger in specific areas, particularly in the Bulkley and Morice rivers. 42:00 - We discuss the nuances of steelhead fishing, emphasizing the use of spoons and fly presentations. Brian advises focusing on changing presentation methods rather than the fly itself, and underscores the importance of patience when a fish strikes, recommending anglers allow the fish to take the fly without interference. 45:02 - We get into the click and pawl vs disc drag reel. Jeff advises against doing nothing, referencing the classic advice from George Cook, and mentions that while click and pawl reels are good for beginners, they can lead to challenges as the fight progresses. He also shares experiences of anglers struggling with these reels during intense fish fights. Brian adds that while some guides prefer click and pawl reels for personal use, they often provide clients with disc drag reels for better control. He personally favors disc drag reels, particularly the Islander TR3, for their strong drag and capacity, especially when dealing with exceptional fish. 48:45 - Jeff provides some insights into the importance of proper reel backing, especially when fishing for steelhead. He emphasizes checking for loops in the backing to prevent accidents and ensuring it's wound tightly. He also prefers using 40-50 pound gel spun backing, as it holds up well during long fights with fish, especially in challenging conditions like across boulders. 50:16 - Jeff provides valuable tips on the fishing gear used in the Great Lakes and how it transitions when fishing in the Skeena region. As a general strategy, Jeff advises having both a light and a heavy rod setup in both regions. This allows for flexibility, accommodating shallow and deep water conditions. 53:38 - Brian elaborates on the rods and lines he uses. He also describes various setups he might have in a boat. He highlights the flexibility of using a boat on the Skeena River, allowing for multiple gear setups, compared to the limitations when hiking along the bank. 1:00:10 - I raise the common challenge of locating fish in unfamiliar waters. Jeff suggests observing the river from an upstream perspective, as it reveals subtle features like flat spots and resting areas that are less obvious when looking downstream. This approach helps anglers identify potential fishing spots, whether on a small river or a larger one like the Skeena. Brian expands on Jeff's idea by emphasizing the importance of location and understanding the river's dynamics. He outlines four key criteria for finding fish: Structure: Look for features like salmon reds, woodydebris, or large rocks. Speed and Depth: Ideal fishing spots often have water around two and a half to three feet deep. Location on the River: Areas near rapids, tributaries, or bends can be promising. Lane of Travel: Anglers should focus on areas where fish are naturally traveling. 1:05:08 - Brian discusses how he manages expectations for guests at his lodge, stressing the challenges of steelhead fishing. He also emphasizes that fishing is more than just catching fish; it's about the knowledge and confidence gained. 1:08:49 - Jeff shares his enthusiasm for the Great Lakes Dude podcast, highlighting the wealth of information and knowledge he gains from engaging with experts like biologists and fishing guides. 1:12:19 - Brian talks about their collaboration with The Conservation Angler (TCA), led by John McMillan. John is both a scientist and a passionate steelhead angler, which uniquely positions him to contribute to conservation efforts. 1:15:06 - We give a shoutout to The Deep Wade podcast, hosted by John McMillan and Nick Chambers. Brian mentions on of his favorite episodes of the said podcast where they interviewed Bill Herzog, aka the Metal God, and one of the best steelhead anglers. 1:15:38 - For those who want to get a chance to win a spot in our Skeena Spey School fly fishing trip and gear giveaway, head on to wetflyswing.com/giveaway. Show Notes:  https://wetflyswing.com/702 

As we launch into September, Garret brings you a bunch of active campaigns and preorders to consider interesting in - plus this month's 'Good Patron Challenge.'--- SPOTLIGHT CAMPAIGN ---* Russ Taff - Cover Story* https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/notdead/russ-taffs-extraordinary-new-album-cover-story--- OTHER CAMPAIGNS ---* Jars of Clay - Much Afraid clear vinyl re-issue - https://colliderecords.com/collections/jars-of-clay/products/jars-of-clay-much-afraid-vinyl-clear* Nick Chambers - full length album - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nickchambers/nick-chambers-makes-a-record* John Mark Pantana & LOVKN - Childlike - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lovkn/childlike-the-album* Melody Olson - Christmas Songs EP - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1152674365/christmas-songs-a-christmas-ep-by-melody-olson* Grace Coleman - Heart Sigh - https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/album-fundraiser-heart-sigh* Stephen Gates - new album - https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/stephen-gates-music-album-2024* Lifesavers - Heaven High 2.0 - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lifesavers/lifesavers-heaven-high-20-vinyl-cassette-cd* Samantha McCabe solo album - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/samanthasrecord/samantha-mccabes-solo-record* Loudbrook - The Un-Shattering - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/loudbrook/music-for-the-un-shattering-20k-in-33-days* Pyramid Park - Cyclones & Silence - https://www.pyramidparkshop.com/* Veni Domine pre-orders - https://melodicpassion.com/webshop/* MATW pre-orders - https://boonesoverstock.com/collections/pre-orders* Bob Bennet Everlasting Day - https://www.gofundme.com/f/bob-bennett-everlasting-day* Jonathan Allen Wright - https://www.gofundme.com/f/making-an-indie-christian-story-album-jonathan-allen-wright* Morocco Worship Project - https://moroccoworship.com/--- CREDITS ---* Host/Producer - Garret Godfrey* Executive Producer - Dave Trout* SPONSOR1: Hope Newman Kemp - https://is.gd/hnklinks* SPONSOR2: Charlie Peacock - https://utrmedia.org/ekou* Good Patron's email Newsletter - https://utrmedia.us14.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=85113034823cd07c83d277cad&id=ca2fe47e5d* Twitter/X - https://twitter.com/goodpatron* Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/crowdfundingchristianmusic* Email: goodpatronpodcast@gmail.com* All songs used are with permission or under fair use provisions(c) 2024 UTR Media. All Rights Reserved. A 501(c)(3) non-profit org - info at https://utrmedia.org

Nick Chambers was born and raised in Camden, Arkansas. He is the grandson of the late Rev. Leo Smith, who pastored for 50 years in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church (CPC). His mother, former Women's Ministry President, Martha Chambers, father, and father-in-law are ordained elders in the CP Church. His brother and aunt are also CP Ministers. But serving in the church was never the dream for Nick.  Nick and Andrea have six children who are all homeschooled. His two oldest kids help lead worship every Sunday. Nick has served as moderator of Arkansas and Grace Presbyteries, numerous presbyterial committees, and the Communications Ministry Team. He is currently the pastor of the Camden CP Church, and, via video stream, the Walkerville CP Church.  Adapted from the Cumberland Presbyterian magazine, May 2024.Music is provided by Pierce Murphy, Caldera Blue. Source:  https://www.freemusicarchive.org/music/Pierce_Murphy/through-the-olive-branches/caldera-blueComments: http://freemusicarchive.org/Additional comments:  modifications made to shorten and loop song for introduction and closing of podcast.Copyright Attribution and License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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#122 Robovolution mit Nick Chambers von Franka RoboticsNick ist ein Insider der Robotikbranche und verfügt über mehr als ein Jahrzehnt Branchenerfahrung. Er spielte eine entscheidende Rolle bei der Einführung von Robotern der nächsten Generation bei großen Robotikunternehmen, darunter ABB, KUKA und jetzt bei Franka Robotics - früher bekannt als Franka Emika. Franka wurde 2016 in München gegründet und ist ein Pionier der Robotik mit menschlichem Tastsinn und intuitiven Benutzeroberflächen. Die von Franka hergestellten Roboter werden in Deutschland produziert und sowohl in der Industrie als auch in der Forschung eingesetzt. In der industriellen Umgebung ermöglichen sie praktisch jedem die einfache Umsetzung von Prozesswissen aus der Werkstatt in die industrielle Roboterautomatisierung mit der einzigartigen Fähigkeit, empfindliche Teile sicher zu handhaben. Auch in der Forschung sind Franka-Roboter aufgrund ihrer einzigartigen Steuerungsschnittstelle, ihres menschenähnlichen Tastsinns und ihrer großen Gemeinschaft von Robotikforschernallgegenwärtig. Tatsächlich werden sie in den meisten Forschungseinrichtungen auf der ganzen Welt eingesetzt, die sich mit Robotik und künstlicher Intelligenz befassen. Man könnte sagen, dass die Franka-Roboter die Robotik-Innovation von morgen vorantreiben und gleichzeitig die Robotik-Automatisierung von heute ermöglichen.In diesem Podcast unterhalten wir uns mit Nick über alles, was mit Robotik zu tun hat, vom Forschungstisch bis zur Produktionsanlage! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This is the last crossover episode between OMG and Sound-Up Governance, a new podcast on the Ground-Up Governance platform (www.groundupgovernance.com). In this one, Matt Fullbrook speaks with Lisa Oldridge, a Performance Strategist in Calgary with expertise in governance, ESG, and investment in startups. Lisa helps us to explore the differences between what makes a good company good and what makes a good business good, and shows us that the people are what matter most.   Matt Welcome back to Sound-Up Governance. Today's episode is the companion to the third edition of the Ground-Up Governance newsletter, which provides definitions for business, company and customer. I know I frequently use the words business and company as if they're interchangeable, even though they're often pretty different. That's fine. Of course, if I say business when I mean company, it doesn't hurt anybody or even confuse anyone too much. But still, I thought it'd be fun to talk to someone who could really help me to understand what makes a good business good, and how that's different from what makes a good company good. And of course, all of this is tied up with the needs, wants, hopes and fears of the customer. So I called my friend Lisa Oldridge, who describes herself as a performance strategist. She works with companies and boards of directors on governance, strategy, ESG performance, and more. Oh, and ESG stands for environmental, social, and governance and refers in general to stuff that's not directly related to money. Not only that, but she's the investment director at The 51 Ventures, which invests money in disruptive female-founded enterprises. Plus, in addition to being a corporate director, and a bonafide a governance nerd, she has also spent a big chunk of her life in institutional equity sales, portfolio management and research. So in other words, Lisa's spent a lot of time and energy being curious about what a good company or a good business looks like, and whether those companies or businesses are worth putting money into. And that's exactly where we'll start. When Lisa is on the outside, looking in, what gets her excited about a business, or maybe a small company that only sells a single product or service. Lisa  So there's tons of problems out there. Whether or not it needs to be solved is another question. And often you see with founders, if you're talking about really teeny companies, you know, you've seen the typical entrepreneur, they're like, "Oh, my God, we got to solve this problem!" But it's really actually not a problem for that for many people, you want to see that there's a problem that exists, and they've come up with something that will solve this problem. It doesn't have to be like the optimized version of it. You've probably also heard about MVP, Matt  MVP, or minimum viable product, or, as Lisa puts it, Lisa  We also call it the shitty first draft of whatever it is, but you probably have a bit of traction there. IP is a big one IP or thought capital or moat Matt  “Moat",” you know, just like a moat around the castle. It's something special about a business that makes it tricky for someone else to intrude on your territory by making it expensive or difficult to copy your technology, for example. Lisa  And then competition, and actually it's a bad sign when you see that there's no competition, because it's usually especially if you come in and you see a founder or group that are pitching and they're like, "oh, yeah, no, we kind of, we've come up with the thing, but nobody else has!" A, it's probably not true. And B it just gives you a sense of their capacity for understanding future pivots and the market etc. Anyway, so that's more maybe a commentary on their character or their abilities or behaviors. Matt  There's so much interesting stuff in what Lisa just said that it might be worth rewinding, 10 or 15 seconds just to hear it again. It made a huge lightbulb go off for me. To Lisa, an entrepreneur's understanding of their business can provide an important glimpse inside their character. We'll get back to that in a sec. I wanted a better understanding about this idea that creating something new with no competition might not be all it's cracked up to be. I mean, we've all heard the term first mover's advantage. Isn't that a thing? Shouldn't it be a good thing to be the first one to come up with an idea? I even said to her, "Lisa, I'm trying to do something new and fresh in governance. Am I messing up somehow?" Lisa  Let me ask you this. Why is first mover advantage? The answer to everything? It's not! I think there's a presumption sometimes "Oh, I've seen somebody else with that. Therefore, it's not going to work. Right?" I think value proposition is the thing that you're selling or bending or creating or innovating on, it's as much where and how it lands as what it is. I had a mentor that that told me, a guy that I worked with, he was awesome. He was like, "Oldridge, the difference between being early and wrong is nothing!" Right? Even ideas that are completely original, still do have competition. And so I guess it's not a red flag to me if someone hasn't figured out who the person who's also doing... I don't know. lavender striped pogo sticks, but who's doing pogo sticks and who's painting toys, lavender. And so what does that look like? Because it also tells you about the customer! One thing that we one thing that I do see is novelty, almost taking precedence over will this actually be used by more than a few people, right? I would rather see a concept or like somebody innovating on a proven thing or direction or widget, but doing it in such a way that's original in the sense that it's adding more value to the end customer. Matt  So even for someone like Lisa, who studies companies at their earliest stages, looking for the coolest new ideas, the biggest opportunities for innovation and investment, there might not be a difference between being first and being wrong? It made me think of the songs or books or art that I love the most. Sure, there's something fresh and original about them, but they also, you know, give a sense of familiarity. Building on what came before them. Sorry, I'm getting a bit abstract here. But the insight for new businesses is pretty profound. Before we go too much further, Lisa use the term "value proposition." It's one of those terms most of us have heard before, but what does it mean exactly? Lisa  And value proposition it's business canvas, it's like the middle of it, like the jelly in the donut! It's what your product or service or widget or thing does for your customers to make things better, or to make them feel like things are better. Matt  And this is how the customer ties into all this. A good business doesn't have to be completely new, it just needs to make the customer feel like things are better than they were without whatever product or service the business offers them. But let's get back to what Lisa said earlier about the character of the leaders involved. We know she looks at the competitive landscape, the value proposition and so on. But what else is she looking for Lisa  The leadership and the team attributes. You know, are they dedicated? Do they have the horsepower and the grit and all that good stuff? And then I would probably single out the CEO or the founder, like the person who's in charge, as almost like a separate thing, because the earlier the stage of the company, the less actual crunchy information you have. And you're looking for leadership attributes, but then also just you know, the whole humility and brains. Matt  All of this started to make so much sense. Sometimes from the outside, we can't really see the nuts and bolts that show us the potential of the business itself. So we need to rely on what we really can judge: character, humility, brains. So I wondered if the potential of a person matters so much, could a great leader maybe offset concerns about a bad business or a bad company? In other words, to someone like Lisa, what matters more the person or the business? Lisa  Could you have, you know, like a superstar person with a not so great company? And what's better that or the inverse? And definitely the former. And that works all the way up with a you know, with with large organizations, I think probably even moreso. A great business with someone at the helm, that's not great, will eventually run out of momentum. You could still make money. In the meantime, though. Matt  Whoa! We'll take on A founder with a B business over the inverse. In fact, a great business with bad leadership is at best a way for an investor to make a quick buck before the business dies. And you know, what's extra cool? In some cases, emphasizing the people side can create special superpowers for the company and the business. Lisa  If you're talking about a business inside that company, or a vertical inside a company, or product line, or some kind of an offering. More often than not these days, you're talking about a bunch of people in a company that do a thing. And it's maybe different to the rest of the things that the company does, right? One of the organizations that I sit on the board of has had the situation where, you know, they did a raise, and then they acquired this business unit. And it's really cool hearing about the first couple of days about where it was like, "Okay, you're here because we want you not the thing, but we want YOU!" And over and above that being a good acquisition on paper, can you imagine what that did to the sense of, you know, engagement, and therefore performance, of the company, etc, etc. So it's like, and it doesn't require a lot of investment. It's not like somebody had to write a big check after the fact sort of have these people come on and be super excited about coming into work the next day. Matt  And there you have it, right from someone who's in the middle of it, studying, assessing, developing and buying businesses and companies and thinking about customers and value proposition, competition and all the other things that can influence whether an idea will succeed or fail. What excites Lisa the most? Character, humility, brains, the people who run these businesses and companies. And emphasizing the importance of those people can further supercharge the organization's performance. In the next episode of Sound-Up Governance, I'll speak with Nick Chambers about communities and stakeholders. He's an executive search professional and governance expert who specializes in purpose-driven organizations. Thanks for listening.

THIS WEEK'S QUESTION: PLEASE DON'T JUMP US!! We love both of these QUEENS! But we do want blood :) We were just curious tehehe in a world where Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift were put head to head, which pop princess would come out on top? JUST CURIOUS!! DON'T BEAT US UP!!     THIS WEEK'S GAME: We are playing another old fashion debate!! Two teams, team ARI and team SWIFT will debate which Queen reigns supreme over categories like MUSIC GROWTH, the HOTNESS OF THEIR EXES, and WHICH QUEEN IS LESS PROBLEMATIC than the other! There will be glitter :)     The Show: @getwreckedpodcast (insta), @getwreckedcast (twitter), @thegameshowpodcast (tiktok)    The Hosts (insta): @ericmmyrick, @kourtneybellll    The Players (insta): Nick Chambers (@nicky_jordan), Lucas Bennet (@lucastheoldsoul), Savanna Crosby (@savannacrosbee)   Edited By: Fernando Queiroz   Produced By: Eric M. Myrick, Kourtney Bell, Fernando Queiroz, Katherine Calligori   Podcast Daddy: Starburns Audio Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you point at a cemetery do all your fingers fall off? Langston and his guest Nick Chambers (Tawanda's Live Request) scratch the surface and more exploring this Jamaican superstition. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Running a loyalty programme can be challenging in many ways so who can you turn to for advice, a second opinion and access to global loyalty brain power when you need it? One place is the "Customer Strategy Network" or CSN, of which I'm delighted to be a member. CSN is a global organisation of loyalty practitioners and in this short episode I summarise my conversation with Nick Chambers who leads the CSN and share the types of loyalty projects the CSN typically supports. Show Notes: 1) Customer Strategy Network 2) Nick Chambers 3) Let's Talk Loyalty Episode #19 with Customer Strategy Network

Nick Chambers - Living Arts Systems - Valley Roots Food Hub - Chokecherry Farm - Y on Earth Community Podcast The post Episode 103 – Nick Chambers, Founder, Living Arts Systems, and ED, Valley Roots Food Hub first appeared on Y on Earth Community.

Rev. Nick Chambers speaks on the Gospel of Mark 8:31–38

Lessons from Canada's Trailblazers

Lessons from Canada's Trailblazers

Rev. Nick Chambers speaks on the Book of Jonah 3:1–10

Rev. Nick Chambers speaks on the Gospel of John 1:1–18

Rev. Nick Chambers speaks and performs on the Gospel of Luke 1:46–55

Welcome to a brand NEW episode of "Back Talk with Bauer” ! Episode #28(Recorded in Mid October 2020)It is a special Saturday edition of Back Talk With Bauer and it is a bit of an early one! The reason is because I am chatting with an Artist based in the UK. How awesome is that. I am chatting with Nick Chambers who is a extremely talented artist with an amazing style. It is always a good time to have a fellow artist as a guest I love to pick their brains. We will chat about how he got started, how he came up with his interesting style, and more.Follow NickFacebook.com/nickchambersartSupport the show and my work by the Virtual Tip Jar! Paypal.me/JBauerartIt helps keep the lights on in the Art Cave! Like the art on the walls? Purchase it at JBauerartshop.com ! Head to Facebook.com/JBauerart to follow all of my show and art work. Subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast apps like Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, iHeart Radio, and more! Also, subscribe to the HWWS Web TV YouTube Channel to catch previous episodes of the show and to check out a ton of other amazing shows at Youtube.com/user/GarrettPomichterThank you to our amazing sponsor Kingdom of Comics in Melbourne, Florida. Check out the shop at Facebook.com/kingdomofcomicsshop/ and you can even put in an order in through there. Make sure to let them know Back Talk With Bauer sent you.Support the show (http://paypal.me/JBDezigns)

Table of Contents:1. Quote of the Week2. Horoscope3. A Worcester Lake (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quock_Walker#:~:text=Quock%20Walker%2C%20also%20known%20as,be%20born%20free%20and%20equal. / https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_Hill-North_Village / https://www.ilwa.org/history-of-indian-lake)4. Kofi Thomas' Good Life Garden (https://goodlifegarden.org/) and for MA resources (-https://mafoodsystem.org/resources/about/about/)5. Sports Round Up6. Christian Lee Hutson7. Nick Chambers (@chamberscomedy on Instagram, also @fakesongfriday)8. THE FUTUREHosted by Shaun Connolly @sirshaunconnolly on Instagram, @scornedstanding on Twitter)Special thanks to Nick Chambers and Kofi ThomasTitle Music "(Gotta Get) Out of Worcester" by Roger Salloom

#EchoChamber takes a look at the new Lightbulb Films feature, 'Edge Of Extinction'. We also talk about MyFilmClub getting behind the #MoviesTogether initiative PLUS, find out what films Lionsgate UK are streaming, on their YouTube Channel for free on Saturday evenings! This week we have: Edge Of Extinction Digital Release Date: 18th May 2020 Director: Andrew Gilbert Cast: Luke Hobson, Georgie Smibert, Chris Kaye, Bryn Hodgen, Richard Summers-Calvert, Nick Chambers & Susan Lee Burton Credit: Lightbulb Film Distribution Ltd, Hundy Gilbert Media Genre: Sci-Fi , Thriller Running Time: 136 min Cert: 18 Digital Platforms: Sky Store, Virgin Media Store, Amazon, AppleTV, Google Play, Microsoft & Sony PlayStation Pre-Order Digital available here and Pre-Orders for the DVD here. Website: here. Trailer: here. Twitter: @HGMediaOfficial Facebook: here. Instagram: @hundygilbertmedia ------------ ****Lionsgate Live! A Night at the Movies**** livestream on Saturdays at 6.00pm BST are: May 16 – “Bend It Like Beckham” May 23 – “The Hunger Games” @LionsgateUK YouTube Channel ------------ *(Music) 'U.O.E.N.O.' (feat. Future, Kendrick Lamar, Wiz Khalifa, A$AP Rocky, Rick Ross, 2 Chainz) by Rocko – 2013

Dr. Longbons speaks on the Book of Philippians 2:5–11, and delivers the Prayers of the People, accompanied by Rev. Nick Chambers

Bethany Van Delft, Nick Chambers, & friends tell cringeworthy tales of uncomfortable and embarrassing encounters with celebrities idols, crushes, whoever. The favorite story gets a do-over by house sketch group, The Redo Crew. Bethany and Nick share stories about meeting Shaquille O'Neal and Dr. Cornel West.

Running a loyalty programme can be challenging in many ways - with so many internal stakeholders and members to manage,. From platform decisions, through to legal and privacy management and of course increasing expectations for programmes to drive measurable returns. Who can you turn to for advice, a second opinion and access to global loyalty brain power? One place is the "Customer Strategy Network" - of which I'm delighted to be a member. Our organisation is a global network of loyalty practitioners available to support loyalty projects on a freelance and flexible basis as needed. Today I chat to Nick Chambers who leads the Customer Strategy Network and we discuss the types of projects we support and work we do - for those time when you might need some extra support to optimise your loyalty programme. With fifteen loyalty experts across 11 countries worldwide, there's always help on hand if you need it. Show Notes: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chambersnick/ https://www.customerstrategynetwork.com/

Rev. Nick Chambers speaks on the Book of Galatians3:23–4:7

In this episode Tawanda interviews comedian Nick Chambers (@chamberscomedy) and they discuss Flashing Lights, old Kanye and Debt. Kofi Thomas (KofiComic) also stops by the show with a few thoughts.

Rev. Nick Chambers speaks on the Book of Colossians 3:1–11

Rev. Nick Chambers speaks on the Gospel of Luke 10:38–42

This week on Love About Town, hosts Rohan Padhye and Kenice Mobley discuss sex, dating and relationships with their guests comedians Nick CHambers and Blair Dawson. We get into putting out sex vibes, turnoffs, and discuss an upcoming visit to sex club This episode was edited by Leif Enoksen and presented by the Brain Machine Network and the WICF Podcast Network.

In today's episode Bart Egnal speaks to Nick Chambers, Partner at Boyden about the value an executive search professional provides for their clients. Nick goes in depth about the the important steps that surround finding the right candidate for an open position. We look into three areas in which the company and the executive search professional must have clear communication. Tune in next week to hear the details! -- Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher,Soundcloud and Google Podcasts. #theinspirepodcast

Bethany Van Delft, Nick Chambers, & friends tell cringeworthy tales of uncomfortable and embarrassing encounters with celebrities idols, crushes, whoever. The favorite story gets a do-over by house sketch group, The Redo Crew. Bethany and Nick share stories about meeting Hannibal Buress and Giorgio Armani.

Bethany Van Delft, Nick Chambers, & friends tell cringeworthy tales of uncomfortable and embarrassing encounters with celebrities idols, crushes, whoever. The favorite story gets a do-over by house sketch group, The Redo Crew. Bethany and Nick share stories about meeting famous movie directors.

Bethany Van Delft, Nick Chambers, & friends tell cringeworthy tales of uncomfortable and embarrassing encounters with celebrities idols, crushes, whoever. the favorite story gets a do-over by house sketch group, The Redo Crew. Nick impresses Sting, Bethany. Featuring Ken Reid, Nonye Brown-West, Christine Gentry

The hilarious Nick Chambers joins the boys in the birds nest for a fun episode. Nick and Chase rehash the green bean/asparagus argument and Chase “breaks down the biology of nutrition”. We dive into how Nick got his start in comedy and who his influences were. Nick tells the fellas about his experiences as an actor. Randy and Nick bond over their anger issues and their shared love of complaining. The crew closes out the show with the news - Starbucks racial bias training and people who are habitually late live longer. Be sure to check out Nick's new podcast "Starstruck" with Bethany Van Delft on iTunes, or go to check out the next live taping on April 18th at 7pm at the Rockwell Theater in Somerville, MA.  Outro: "Funk Doctor" by Gee Dubs Social Media: www.chamberscomedy.com www.starstruckstories.com Instagram: @chamberscomedy @randyvalerio @chaseabel @readysetblowpocast Twitter: @chamberscomedy @randyvalerio @chaseabel1 @readysetblowpocast Facebook: www.facebook.com/chamberscomedy,  facebook.com/randy.valerio.777, facebook.com/chase.abel.54   

Bethany Van Delft, NIck Chambers, & friends tell cringeworthy tales of uncomfortable and embarrassing encounters with celebrities idols, crushes, whoever. the favorite story gets a do-over by house sketch group, The Redo Crew. Nick tries to meet Pharrell, Bethany BFFs Winona Ryder. Featuring Kyle Crawford, Corey Rodrigues, Giulia Rozzi

The full broadcast of Boston Public Radio from Friday, April 6th, 2018. A Video of a baby black bear in Montana struggling to wake up after a long hibernation has gone viral. This led us to ask you, what strategies do you have to help you out of bed in the morning? Are you the type the type of person to hit snooze or jump out of bed? Julia Vogl joined us to talk about her art installation for the Jewish Arts Collaborative entitled, Pathways to Freedom. WGBH's Emily Rooney gave us her famous list. Boston Globe business columnist Shirley Leung discussed the power struggle between Harriette Chandler and Karen Spilka to be the next Senate President. Amy Traverso from Yankee Magazine and WGBH’s Weekends with Yankee joined us to preview season two of their weekend getaway TV show. NECN's Sue O’Connell talked about a new album that subverts the traditional gender pronouns. Will Smalley and Nick Chambers from Old School Game Show joined us for the news quiz.

Kevin, Kornflake, and the Mayor of Chickentown have a full report on our weekend at "New England's largest and most diverse science fiction and fantasy convention," Arisia! Including: Kevin's panels on Riverdale and Saturday morning TV (yes, Robbie Rist was mentioned, more than once), keytar-based synthrock (and a Taylor Dayne cover!) from Minusworld, a gender-swapped Star Trek show from the Post-Meridian Radio Players, a Princess Bride shadowcast from the Teseracte Players, Geek Belly Dancing, stand-up comedy (from Wes Hazard, Srilatha Rajamani, Anthony Scibelli, Emily Ruskowski, and Nick Chambers), more panels (on Wonder Woman, A Wrinkle in Time, Hitchhiker's Guide, the movies of 1982, the year in science... and a panel about panels), Guest of Honor Mikki Kendall, Yukon Cornelius, the Mayor's new chicken suit, Kornflake singing in the swimming pool, and a wardrobe malfunction. Good job, nerds of Boston. We're exhausted.

The Queens head to Boston with their best accents and have one of the most important debates of the century. They are joined by dad joke king Jonathan Katz (Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist), plus Nick Chambers and Emily Ruskowski (Nerdist). Follow @2dopequeens Featured Performers: 1. Nick Chambers Follow @chamberscomedy 2. Jonathan Katz Follow @jonathan_katz   3.  Emily Ruskowski Follow @emilyruskowski Support our work. Become a 2 Dope Queens member today at 2dopequeens.org/donate.

September 16-22, 1995 Today Ken welcomes incredibly talented comedian, fake song Friday musician, and Old School Game Show utility player Nick Chambers to the show. Ken and Nick discuss the White Nick Chambers, Mark Harmon, Worcester's Mid-Town Mall, local television jingles, Mom and Pop Amusement Parks, why Judith Light means bargains, Boston knee surgery, Church, 7th Day Adventists, frozen juice concentrate, Forest Gump math, David Allan Grier, Tea Leoni in The Naked Truth, short pitches, Fall Previews, New York Undercover, Full Boss aka Hudson Street, The Kennedys, ER with Journalists, vaguely racist television, Boku, White Grape Juice, Ellen Claghorne, SNICK, Alex Mack, Fire on the Fresh Prince, growing up vegetarian, Killer Bee Honey, All That!, Cybill, Kung Fu The Legend Continues, Peanut Butter Popcorn, Rockwell's Obscene Phone Caller, Disney, getting lost, London Underground, Home Improvement, UPN, Tina Turner, The 7 Ups, why Robert Townsend is amazing, The Wayans Bros, Voodoo, and the shocking revelation of Gerbert.

Ok, I found out that Nick Chambers can sing, has had some very interesting days gigs, and does NOT think he's a millennial. But he is. He's not a "millennial" but he is a millennial. At his heart though, he's an old school, hysterical comedian and we got to the heart of how that happened. 

Each week on Person About Town, a guest takes us to their favorite place in Boston. This week we're joined by Nick Chambers. He wanted to go to his college, but as it was absorbed by Lesley University, the location no longer exists. Instead we go to the art department of Lesley University. This was recorded just before the recording of his first album. If you don't like the editing, I'm sorry.

For this podcast we travelled to a careers fair in north London to speak to some students who are exploring their career options. We also speak to some of the people involved in the project, including CIPD’s Kelly Duncan and Katerina Rudiger, and Nick Chambers, Director of the Education and Employers Taskforce. They discuss the importance of tackling the mismatch between young people and employers at the recruitment stage and explain how volunteer HR professionals can help by delivering CV and interview guidance.

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