Podcast appearances and mentions of Nick Coleman

In what was the first direct hit from drone attacks on the Caspian Pipeline Consortium route since the onset of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, close to 1.5 million b/d of crude output from oil giant Kazakhstan has been brought into the spotlight. The development comes with an uptick in broader energy infrastructure attacks and against a backdrop of US and Russian talks over the war's near-term future. What impact does a damaged CPC pipeline have on crude oil markets in the Mediterranean and more frequent refinery attacks mean for products in the region? Joel Hanley is joined by Nick Coleman, Elza Turner, and Luke Stuart to discuss the latest in this episode of the Platts Oil Markets podcast. Links: CPC Blend CIF Augusta vs. BTC Dtd Strip - AAHPL00 Azeri Light CIF Augusta vs. BTC Dtd Strip - AAHPM00 Dated Brent - PCAAS00 Kazakhstan's CPC Blend pipeline throughput cut by drone strike - Read more (subscriber content) REFINERY NEWS: Russia's Syzran hit by drone strike, impact uncertain - Read more (subscriber content) Putin tells Kazakhstan's partners to help repair CPC pipeline after attack - Read more (subscriber content) Fujairah Bunkering & Fuel Oil Forum (FUJCON 2025) - More info

Lloyd's Open Form is the most commonly used contract for international marine salvage. This important contract has recently been revised and re-published by Lloyd's. In this podcast we are joined by Alistair Johnston from law firm CJC and Nick Coleman from Gard (Nick is also Chair of the IUMI Salvage Forum) to take a fresh look at the LOF and what the revision means for marine insurers and others.

OPEC's latest and eagerly watched monthly oil market report, which presented a softer near-term demand outlook compared to its July forecasts, has coincided with a dip in oil prices at a time when the group has made clear its intention to gradually reintroduce supply to the market. Can OPEC and its allies remain calm in the face of a sluggish demand picture? In this episode of the Oil Markets podcast, Joel Hanley is joined by S&P Global Commodity Insights' Nick Coleman and Payam Hashempour to discuss the geopolitical and oil market fundamentals driving current OPEC+ policy. Links: Dated Brent - PCAAS00 Dubai Mo01 - PCAAT00 OPEC+ still hopes to unwind oil cuts in October, as ministers keep close eye on the market (subscriber content) 'Call' on OPEC+ crude in 2024, 2025 trimmed again in bearish update S&P Global Commodity Insights Abuja Forum S&P Global Commodity Insights Lagos Forum

As election fever grips the UK, this Commodities Focus podcast looks at the country's oil refineries as they grapple with the fast-changing process of energy transition, including shifting government targets, shrinking diesel demand, the rise of sustainable aviation fuel, and unrelenting competitive pressure from giant refiners around the world. In this new instalment of the Commodities Focus podcast focusing on UK energy policy, Nick Coleman, senior editor for oil news, is joined by managing editor for downstream oil news Robert Perkins, senior analyst for global oil markets Rebeka Foley, and downstream oil news reporter Kelly Norways.  

As a UK general election looms, energy security and the transition to net-zero are high on the agenda. In this episode of the Commodities Focus podcast, our experts sift through the policy options, from windfall taxes to licensing bans, and discuss why they matter, not just for the UK, but for Europe and beyond. Nick Coleman, senior editor for oil news, is joined by Gethin Baker, senior technical research analyst specialising in the North Sea, and Stuart Elliott, news reporter focusing on the UK and European gas markets. Related Price Assessments:  PCAAS00 Dated Brent GTFTX00 Dutch TTF Eur/MWh Day Ahead

Once a global powerhouse of crude production, the UK's North Sea region saw its oil output decline accelerate to 12% in 2023, according to official data from the UK's Department of Energy Security and Net Zero. The new figures come as the UAE's Taqa revealed to S&P Global Commodity Insights that it plans to cease production at the Cormorant oil fields in 2024, a key component of Brent grade. In this episode of the Platts Oil Markets podcast: Joel Hanley is joined by Nick Coleman, Senior Editor for Oil News, and Sam Angell, Senior Editor covering the North Sea crude market, to discuss the outlook for North Sea oil production and the latest developments surrounding the global oil benchmark Platts Dated Brent. Content mentioned in the podcast: Infographic: Dated Brent February update  Continue viewing the infographics by subscribing to the S&P Global Platts Connect. Email ci.support@spglobal.com to learn more and subscribe.

Nick Coleman, olive oil expert and friend of the show, returns for another fun edition of "No Tangent Tuesdays" on Cooking Issues. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this bag episode of the STAB! show, bag and host Jesse Jones welcomes a bag panel of Marco Cabodi, Nick Coleman & Nick Pettigrew to share their three bag takes on NTS, bootlegs of food items like croutons, alphabet soup, & canned ham, celebrations of Sputnik 2, Dolph Lundgren, Clarence Birdseye, Roseanne Barr, “The … Continue reading »

Welcome to our next podcast in the "State of the Art 23" series. Listen as we talk POCUS and all things Focused Ultrasound for Intensive Care (FUSIC). In this episode, we hare joined by awesome guests: Dr. Marcus Peck, a consultant in anaesthesia and intensive care medicine at Frimley Park Hospital and sits on the board of the Intensive Care Society (ICS)'s Focused Ultrasound for Intensive Care (FUSIC) committee; and Dr. Jonny Wilkinson, a consultant in intensive care medicine and anaesthesia at Northampton General Hospital. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!" Further reading: 1. SONO-Olympiad - CAEP Conference 2. FUSIC HD. Comprehensive haemodynamic assessment with ultrasound - Ashley Miller, Marcus Peck, Tom Clark, Hannah Conway, Segun Olusanya, Nick Fletcher, Nick Coleman, Prashant Parulekar, Jonathan Aron, Justin Kirk-Bayley, Jonathan Nicholas Wilkinson, Adrian Wong, Jennie Stephens, Antonio Rubino, Ben Attwood, Andrew Walden, Andrew Breen, Manprit Waraich, Catherine Nix, Simon Hayward, 2022 (sagepub.com)

In this episode, Barbara, Matt and Nick discuss: -Why branding is important for health professionals -What is the importance of using AdWords -What is highly targeted messaging and why is it important Key Takeaways: "Break the rules and push against convention to stand out and succeed!" Connect with Matt Reno & Nicholas Coleman: Website: https://superkickbranding.com/

Er sieht dich. Und er ist dir schon ganz nah … Vor drei Jahren wurde Journalistin Anna Jones zusammen mit ihrer Freundin Natalie entführt und von ihrem Peiniger Edward Harris auf vielfache Art gequält. Anna konnte fliehen, Natalie starb. Diese Schuld verfolgt Anna bis heute. Als sie einen blutbefleckten Brief erhält, wird schnell klar: Edward Harris ist zurück. Nick Coleman, Annas Jugendliebe und FBI-Agent, nimmt die Ermittlungen auf. Gemeinsam mit ihrem Kollegen Zane Newton, der Profilerin Lynette McKenzie und Nick versucht Anna herauszufinden, was Harris vorhat. Ein perfides Spiel beginnt, bei dem nichts so ist, wie es auf den ersten Blick scheint. Ein Spiel, das nicht nur für Anna tödlich enden könnte. Ein Spiel, das nur ein Ziel hat: Rache. Über die Autoren: Nica Stevens (*1976) leitete jahrelang ein Familienunternehmen und war zusätzlich als Dozentin tätig, bis sie nach der Geburt ihres zweiten Sohnes beruflich kürzertrat und durch die gewonnene Zeit zu ihrer Leidenschaft des Geschichtenerzählens zurückfand. Ihr Debüt »Verwandte Seelen« wurde auf Anhieb zum Bestseller. Seitdem lebt Stevens ihren Traum, arbeitet hauptberuflich als Autorin und schafft es immer wieder, mit ihren Büchern restlos zu begeistern. Andreas Suchanek (*1982) verfasste bereits in Jugendjahren seine ersten Geschichten und Romane. Nach dem Studium der Informatik begann er damit, seine Geschichten hauptberuflich zu veröffentlichen. Seinen bisher größten Erfolg hatte Suchanek mit der Urban-Fantasy-Reihe »Das Erbe der Macht«, die mit dem Deutschen Phantastik Preis und dem LovelyBooks Leserpreis ausgezeichnet wurde. Er ist für seine gemeinen Twists bekannt. Mit Nica Stevens verbindet ihn eine enge jahrelange Freundschaft. Als Autorenduo Stevens & Suchanek schreiben sie rasante Thriller.

This week Nick Coleman joins Clint and Jack to chat about social work, coaching cross country,Miles, Mountains and Brews Podcast, rodeo, reteaching himself how to walk and run, goals, Central Washington, trail safety and beer.   You can find Nick through his podcast Miles, Mountains and Brews on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mmb_podcast/  Help support our show on Patreon. Get a shout-out and get some bonus content: https://www.patreon.com/beerontherun Check out our Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/969035247373743. Find our podcast on Instagram @BeerOnTheRunPod and on Twitter @BeerOnTheRun. All of our links are on our Link Tree: https://linktr.ee/BeerOnTheRunPod. Come by and say hi. Please check out our friend and sponsor's website and podcast. Luis Escobar hosts The Road Dog Podcast and puts on races at All We Do Is Run

Kris Louis, Chuck D, and Nick Coleman are joined again by Janis to talk about THE REAL news. If you are sick of hearing about The Queen, Hurricane Ian, Politics, or anything that's been on the news, don't worry, we got you covered in this episode! McDonalds is now serving Adult Happy Meals. It's National Podcast Day. Semi Trucks around the country are crashing and dropping what?!?!? Nick tells us what "Cruising the gym" is. A woman gets charged multiple crimes for going on a date with a Raccoon. And we show you Tiktok's latest food recipe trend: NyQuil Chicken... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/outlaws-entertainment/support

This week on Cooking Issues, we see the return of Nick Coleman, international olive oil expert, educator, speaker and co-founder of Grove and Vine, a bespoke full-service olive oil procurement center.How should your olive oil taste? does smoke point matter? What's the best way to remove bitter taste components from olive oil?Nick answers listener questions, hosts an on-air tasting and closes the show with a meditative musical performance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join me (Heath) as I host Nick Coleman, from Miles Mountains and Brews Podcast, and we take a trip through life, military and podcasting. Also, it wouldn't be right without a little smack talking and beer drinking. Nick is very animated, so catch the video on E-14 Podcast YouTube : https://youtube.com/channel/UCgPUFIXekJD0cAElPxg3rJw

Kris Louis, Chuck D, & Nick Coleman talk about the new scandal involving Adam Levine and wonder what it's like to cheat on a super model. Japan (and probably every government) are making Robot Cockroaches to "help" us. And Disney wants Peter Dinklage to do exactly what you'd expect him to do. Oh, and we ruin Big Hero 6 for everyone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/outlaws-entertainment/support

Welcome back everyone! After a bit of a hiatus, Greg is back with Nick Coleman to talk about the crazy world of Pro Wrestling in the summer of 2022. Discussion includes Summerslam, Clash at the Castle, Tripple H in charge, and AEW Rumor and Innuendo!

Welcome back everybody! After a little time off Greg is back with frequent guest Nick Coleman to discuss the 2022 edition of Money in the Bank, along with recent wrestling news stories!

Back together on the mic is Nick Coleman with Eagle Point Welding and my brother Matt with Battle Born Welding.  They sit down with me and Nate as we laugh, joke, discuss the real struggles of business and go through a bottle of whiskey @thetradesmanexperience @natenewton87 thetradesmanexperience.com thetradesmanexperience@gmail.com

Nick Coleman from the Miles, Mountains and Brews podcast joins Singletrack to share his personal story of pain, perseverance and triumph. His journey takes us to a military base in Germany, a DNF at Badger, and a climb up Mt. Hood in freezing cold winter conditions. LINKS Miles, Mountains & Brews podcast Miles, Mountains & Brews on Instagram Connect with Singletrack on: Instagram | Twitter | Website

Welcome back everyone! Greg is back with Nick Coleman to go back to the Backlash 2000 PPV in spirit of this years upcoming Backlash Event. HHH vs The Rock for the WWF title, Chris Jericho vs Chris Benoit for the Intercontinental title, and much more!

Kris Louis, Nick Coleman, and Chuck D make their own island, tell their best drunk stories, and talk about which celebrities will fight next. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/outlaws-entertainment/support

This week, Zach talks to Nick Coleman - a master's student in Dr. Dave Secor's lab at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science - about his research on Atlantic Sturgeon in the Chesapeake Bay. Nick is using a variety of acoustic methods to estimate abundance and fine-scale habitat usage of these incredible endangered fish. Also discussed is Nick's path to starting his graduate degree and some of the projects that helped him gain experience and further refine his interests as a fisheries scientist. Check it out! Nick's email: ncoleman@umces.edu _____________________________________________________ Get in touch with us! The Podcast is on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook: @FisheriesPod  Become a Patron of the Fisheries Podcast here: https://www.patreon.com/FisheriesPodcast Buy podcast merch: https://teespring.com/stores/the-fisheries-podcast-fan-shop Thanks as always to Andrew Gialanella for the fantastic music. The Fisheries Podcast is a completely independent podcast, not affiliated with a larger organization or entity. Reference to any specific product or entity does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by the podcast. The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Views and opinions expressed by the hosts are those of that individual and do not necessarily reflect the view of any entity with with those individuals are affiliated in other capacities (such as employers).  

On The Alfred Daily Today: Shaftesbury FC celebrates fan Les Davis' 100th birthday. Shaftesbury bird box builder Tim Timms. Live theatre comes to Motcombe. Lynda Appleby meets Donhead author Annelise Gray. Karren Burkett in conversation. Shaftesbury what's ons. View from the Hill - Bristol residents travel to see our snowdrops. Shaftesbury job vacancies. Nick Coleman plays acoustic at Muston's today. Sunday story – Elizabeth Meyer reads ‘Her Favourite Place'. Soundscapes – Ducks on Fontmell's Collyer's Brook pond.

Credit unions nationwide have joined forces to help raise money for kids in hospitals, and their results have been significant. Of course, this is a need that never goes away.In this special episode of the Digital Banking Podcast, Josh DeTar welcomed Nick Coleman, the Director of Strategic Partnerships at Children's Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals). They discussed Credit Unions for Kids (CU4Kids), the way this mission brings credit unions together, and how CU4Kids became the fifth largest donor for CMN Hospitals.

This episode of Big Blend Radio features lawyer turned author Adrian Spratt who discusses his writing and new novel, “Caroline,” that's out on Feb 15, 2022, through Books Fluent. In 1980s New York City, young lawyer Nick Coleman meets free spirit Caroline Sedlak in an evening fiction writing course. Nick realizes that a darker past lurks beneath her happy-go-lucky exterior, but he struggles with demons of his own: as a blind lawyer launching his career prior to the Americans with Disabilities Act, he struggles to prove himself at a law office that handles appeals for indigent convicted felons. Nick's practical, goal-driven approach to life balances Caroline's quixotic nature, and their friendship soon deepens into something more. But as the two become closer, Nick must choose between the life he thought he wanted, and the woman he can't bring himself to admit he loves. More: https://adrianspratt.com/ 

This episode of Big Blend Radio features lawyer turned author Adrian Spratt who discusses his writing and new novel, “Caroline,” that's out on Feb 15, 2022, through Books Fluent.In 1980s New York City, young lawyer Nick Coleman meets free spirit Caroline Sedlak in an evening fiction writing course. Nick realizes that a darker past lurks beneath her happy-go-lucky exterior, but he struggles with demons of his own: as a blind lawyer launching his career prior to the Americans with Disabilities Act, he struggles to prove himself at a law office that handles appeals for indigent convicted felons. Nick's practical, goal-driven approach to life balances Caroline's quixotic nature, and their friendship soon deepens into something more. But as the two become closer, Nick must choose between the life he thought he wanted, and the woman he can't bring himself to admit he loves. More: https://adrianspratt.com/

Being camera ready for photographs is as important as being camera ready for video, and yet, how much thought did you put into preparing for the photo(s) you use in your LinkedIn profile, on your website and the social media content in between? I had a recent photoshoot with my go-to photographer, Nick Coleman, and it was a brilliant lesson in self-compassion, preparedness, and endurance. Nick's ability to see me and help me be seen was a true gift that I do not take for granted which is why I insisted he share his wisdom on Camera Ready & Abel. Nick is an award winning photographer, filmmaker, actor, and screenwriter. Recognized by Backstage magazine for his actor headshots, Nick has also photographed US Presidents and heads of state, and his regular clients include top law firms and financial institutions in New York City. His photo work has appeared in The New York Times, The Economist, The New Yorker, and other publications.  In this episode of Camera Ready & Abel Nick discusses the why and how of preparing for a photoshoot, the crucial difference between a portrait and a headshot, and how looking great in a picture is a lot about caring who is on the other side of the lens (the photographer and the viewer) as in show up with purpose and make an emotional connection. Bonus: Learn about micro expressions and what THIS assessment taught Nick. One of the most universally flattering camera angles is to be slightly turned away from and leaning towards the camera. Nick explains that this is the case because the photographed person appears interested in the person on the other side of the photograph. His words of wisdom have me understanding the art of photography in a whole new light. I hope the same is true for you! Follow Nick on social media platforms at @NickJoeColeman and check out his website at www.ColemanPhotoGraphix.com.

Bernard Johnson, MD, Eamon Murphy, Group Finance and Commercial Director, and Pippa Clark, Global Marketing Director and Deputy MD, present the FY21 results and set out their aspirations to 2024. We also hear from Nick Coleman, Group Operations Director, who has recently joined and gives his perspective, and Martin Stevens, Group Technical Director/Deputy MD, who develops the products. A compelling team. Bernard Johnson, MD 00:17 – Introduction Eamon Murphy, Group Finance & Commercial Director 03:13 – Financial highlights Pippa Clark, Global Marketing Director/ Deputy MD 11:49 – Sales review 24:54 – Drivers for growth 26:24 – What's next? Bernard Johnson, MD 31:27 – The way ahead 37:00 – Aspirations 42:56 – Q&A 1:13:18 – Closing Remarks Creightons plc is engaged in the development, marketing and manufacture of toiletries and fragrances. The Company operates through three business streams: private label business, contract manufacturing business and branded business. Its private label business focuses on private label products for high street retailers and supermarket chains. Its contract manufacturing business develops and manufactures products on behalf of third party brand owners. Its branded business develops, markets, sells and distributes products it has developed and owns the rights to. Its product portfolio includes bath and shower care, haircare, body care, baby and maternity, and fragrances, among others. Its services include market analysis, creative concept generation, product development, brand development, manufacturing and logistics. Its brands include Frizz No More, Volume Pro, Argan Body, Argan Smooth, Keratin Pro, Perfect Hair, Bronze Ambition, Sunshine Blonde, Beautiful Brunette and Just Hair.

My guest today is serial entrepreneur Nick Coleman, not only is he the co-founder of The Snaffling Pig but also the Medical Supermarket, Storage Buddy, and Start-up Logistics.In this chat, you are going to hear all about his first venture into business, but what I really love about this conversation, is the realisation that running your own business and being your own boss isn't enough, what really matters is having that purpose and passion for a business that really ignites the fire in you. We also dive into the business fundamentals from cash flow, diversity, and de-risking the business, and one topic I loved - Lean Management. Nick is a legend and really tells the story of why starting a food business is brilliant. So please sit back and enjoy my conversation with Nick from The Snaffling Pig.IN THIS CHAT:02:00 - Mind set shift from employee to business owner06:30 - Other business ideas07:45 - Finding your passion in a business13:00 - Starting a business with £50016:00 - What drives you in business and in life long term20:30 - Snaffling Pig launch strategy23:30 - Diversifying and de-risking the business 27:30 - Cashflow - the importance and how to manage it32:00 - Lean Management/Lean Manufacturing36:00 - Big Hairy Audacious Goal Support the show (http://www.jaygreenwood.com)

Welcome back to another episode of stories, laughs and amazing lessons.  Back in the studio is my brother Matt and joining us for the first time is our friend Nick Coleman.  Grab a drink, set back and prepare to laugh your ass off.  @thetradesmanexperience @natenewton87 @lumberjacked53 thetradesmanexperience.com thetradesmanexperience@gmail.com

In this episode, we welcome the excellent Nick Coleman into RBP's snug virtual cupboard. Barney, Mark & Jasper quiz Nick about his distinctively personal music writing for the NME, Time Out and the Indie on Sunday, with especial reference to his 1986 interview with jazz-soul siren Anita Baker. This leads seamlessly to discussion of his terrific 2017 tome Voices: How a Great Singer Can Change Your Life, as well as to the harrowing experience of hearing loss that inspired 2012's The Train in the Night.In this episode, it was impossible to ignore the death of monstrous megalomaniac and murderer Phil Spector. After hearing a chilling audio clip of him speaking to Roy Carr in 1975, Nick and his hosts attempt to separate the man from the visionary architect of the "Wall Of Sound". (Now a certified psychotherapist, Nick compares Spector's narcissistic personality disorder to that of Donald Trump, who finally vacated the White House the day before this recording.) We also bid farewell to Ed "Duke Bootee" Fletcher, whose lyric for 'The Message' made rap superstars of Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five and played a huge part in the birth of "conscious hip hop".Somewhat less megalomaniacal than Spector is Miles Copeland III, whose rapid-fire voice we hear in audio clips from 1989. The man who seemed fated to follow in his dad's C.I.A. footsteps tells John Tobler how bankruptcy made him switch from Wishbone Ash to Wayne County – and how he launched I.R.S. Records as a home for R.E.M., the Go-Go's and Fine Young Cannibals.Finally, Mark talks us through his highlights among the 100+ new arrivals in the RBP library, including Dan Nooger reviewing our previous podcast guest John Simon live at Max's Kansas City in 1972; Mary Harron explaining U.K. punk to her U.S. readers in 1977; and Deanne Stillman reporting on America's enduring heavy-metal subculture in 1991. Jasper concludes matters with passing remarks on avant-jazz enigma Albert Ayler and the 1993 Eurovision Song Contest, staged in the tiny Irish town of Millstreet…Many thanks to special guest Nick Coleman; The Train in the Night and Voices are published by Penguin.The Rock's Backpages podcast is part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.Pieces discussed: Donald Fagen, Anita Baker, How to be Keef, Phil Spector audio, Phil Spector, Phil Spectorer, Phil Spectorest, Miles Copeland audio, Herb Alpert, U.K. punk, Blondie, Heavy Metal Mania, Bob Dylan, John Simon, Al Green, CDs vs LPs, Harold Budd, Midlake, Marc Zermati, Ant & Dec, Albert Ayler and the 1993 Eurovision Song Contest.

In this episode, we welcome the excellent Nick Coleman into RBP's snug virtual cupboard. Barney, Mark & Jasper quiz Nick about his distinctively personal music writing for the NME, Time Out and the Indie on Sunday, with especial reference to his 1986 interview with jazz-soul siren Anita Baker. This leads seamlessly to discussion of his terrific 2017 tome Voices: How a Great Singer Can Change Your Life, as well as to the harrowing experience of hearing loss that inspired 2012's The Train in the Night. In this episode, it was impossible to ignore the death of monstrous megalomaniac and murderer Phil Spector. After hearing a chilling audio clip of him speaking to Roy Carr in 1975, Nick and his hosts attempt to separate the man from the visionary architect of the "Wall Of Sound". (Now a certified psychotherapist, Nick compares Spector's narcissistic personality disorder to that of Donald Trump, who finally vacated the White House the day before this recording.) We also bid farewell to Ed "Duke Bootee" Fletcher, whose lyric for 'The Message' made rap superstars of Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five and played a huge part in the birth of "conscious hip hop". Somewhat less megalomaniacal than Spector is Miles Copeland III, whose rapid-fire voice we hear in audio clips from 1989. The man who seemed fated to follow in his dad's C.I.A. footsteps tells John Tobler how bankruptcy made him switch from Wishbone Ash to Wayne County – and how he launched I.R.S. Records as a home for R.E.M., the Go-Go's and Fine Young Cannibals. Finally, Mark talks us through his highlights among the 100+ new arrivals in the RBP library, including Dan Nooger reviewing our previous podcast guest John Simon live at Max's Kansas City in 1972; Mary Harron explaining U.K. punk to her U.S. readers in 1977; and Deanne Stillman reporting on America's enduring heavy-metal subculture in 1991. Jasper concludes matters with passing remarks on avant-jazz enigma Albert Ayler and the 1993 Eurovision Song Contest, staged in the tiny Irish town of Millstreet… Many thanks to special guest Nick Coleman; The Train in the Night and Voices are published by Penguin. The Rock's Backpages podcast is part of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Pieces discussed: Donald Fagen, Anita Baker, How to be Keef, Phil Spector audio, Phil Spector, Phil Spectorer, Phil Spectorest, Miles Copeland audio, Herb Alpert, U.K. punk, Blondie, Heavy Metal Mania, Bob Dylan, John Simon, Al Green, CDs vs LPs, Harold Budd, Midlake, Marc Zermati, Ant & Dec, Albert Ayler and the 1993 Eurovision Song Contest.

In this episode, we welcome the excellent Nick Coleman into RBP's snug virtual cupboard. Barney, Mark & Jasper quiz Nick about his distinctively personal music writing for the NME, Time Out and the Indie on Sunday, with especial reference to his 1986 interview with jazz-soul siren Anita Baker. This leads seamlessly to discussion of his terrific 2017 tome Voices: How a Great Singer Can Change Your Life, as well as to the harrowing experience of hearing loss that inspired 2012's The Train in the Night.In this episode, it was impossible to ignore the death of monstrous megalomaniac and murderer Phil Spector. After hearing a chilling audio clip of him speaking to Roy Carr in 1975, Nick and his hosts attempt to separate the man from the visionary architect of the "Wall Of Sound". (Now a certified psychotherapist, Nick compares Spector's narcissistic personality disorder to that of Donald Trump, who finally vacated the White House the day before this recording.) We also bid farewell to Ed "Duke Bootee" Fletcher, whose lyric for 'The Message' made rap superstars of Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five and played a huge part in the birth of "conscious hip hop".Somewhat less megalomaniacal than Spector is Miles Copeland III, whose rapid-fire voice we hear in audio clips from 1989. The man who seemed fated to follow in his dad's C.I.A. footsteps tells John Tobler how bankruptcy made him switch from Wishbone Ash to Wayne County – and how he launched I.R.S. Records as a home for R.E.M., the Go-Go's and Fine Young Cannibals.Finally, Mark talks us through his highlights among the 100+ new arrivals in the RBP library, including Dan Nooger reviewing our previous podcast guest John Simon live at Max's Kansas City in 1972; Mary Harron explaining U.K. punk to her U.S. readers in 1977; and Deanne Stillman reporting on America's enduring heavy-metal subculture in 1991. Jasper concludes matters with passing remarks on avant-jazz enigma Albert Ayler and the 1993 Eurovision Song Contest, staged in the tiny Irish town of Millstreet…Many thanks to special guest Nick Coleman; The Train in the Night and Voices are published by Penguin.The Rock's Backpages podcast is part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.Pieces discussed: Donald Fagen, Anita Baker, How to be Keef, Phil Spector audio, Phil Spector, Phil Spectorer, Phil Spectorest, Miles Copeland audio, Herb Alpert, U.K. punk, Blondie, Heavy Metal Mania, Bob Dylan, John Simon, Al Green, CDs vs LPs, Harold Budd, Midlake, Marc Zermati, Ant & Dec, Albert Ayler and the 1993 Eurovision Song Contest.

In this episode, we welcome the excellent Nick Coleman into RBP's snug virtual cupboard. Barney, Mark & Jasper quiz Nick about his distinctively personal music writing for the NME, Time Out and the Indie on Sunday, with especial reference to his 1986 interview with jazz-soul siren Anita Baker. This leads seamlessly to discussion of his terrific 2017 tome Voices: How a Great Singer Can Change Your Life, as well as to the harrowing experience of hearing loss that inspired 2012's The Train in the Night. In this episode, it was impossible to ignore the death of monstrous megalomaniac and murderer Phil Spector. After hearing a chilling audio clip of him speaking to Roy Carr in 1975, Nick and his hosts attempt to separate the man from the visionary architect of the "Wall Of Sound". (Now a certified psychotherapist, Nick compares Spector's narcissistic personality disorder to that of Donald Trump, who finally vacated the White House the day before this recording.) We also bid farewell to Ed "Duke Bootee" Fletcher, whose lyric for 'The Message' made rap superstars of Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five and played a huge part in the birth of "conscious hip hop". Somewhat less megalomaniacal than Spector is Miles Copeland III, whose rapid-fire voice we hear in audio clips from 1989. The man who seemed fated to follow in his dad's C.I.A. footsteps tells John Tobler how bankruptcy made him switch from Wishbone Ash to Wayne County – and how he launched I.R.S. Records as a home for R.E.M., the Go-Go's and Fine Young Cannibals. Finally, Mark talks us through his highlights among the 100+ new arrivals in the RBP library, including Dan Nooger reviewing our previous podcast guest John Simon live at Max's Kansas City in 1972; Mary Harron explaining U.K. punk to her U.S. readers in 1977; and Deanne Stillman reporting on America's enduring heavy-metal subculture in 1991. Jasper concludes matters with passing remarks on avant-jazz enigma Albert Ayler and the 1993 Eurovision Song Contest, staged in the tiny Irish town of Millstreet… Many thanks to special guest Nick Coleman; The Train in the Night and Voices are published by Penguin. The Rock's Backpages podcast is part of the Pantheon Podcast Network. Pieces discussed: Donald Fagen, Anita Baker, How to be Keef, Phil Spector audio, Phil Spector, Phil Spectorer, Phil Spectorest, Miles Copeland audio, Herb Alpert, U.K. punk, Blondie, Heavy Metal Mania, Bob Dylan, John Simon, Al Green, CDs vs LPs, Harold Budd, Midlake, Marc Zermati, Ant & Dec, Albert Ayler and the 1993 Eurovision Song Contest.

In this fine smelling cooking edition of the STAB! show, smack laying host Jesse Jones welcomes roody poo panelists Nick Coleman, Alex Shewmaker, & Marco Cabodi to share their three different FYDPs, pickup lines to or from a toll booth operator, the ticket redemption prizes in a bowling alley arcade, & Nintendo Power, recipes for … Continue reading »

Today Ete sits down with Nick Coleman, owner and operator of several bread deliver routes including Ivan Carfax.Ete is on a roadtrip looking for great small businesses and great small businesspeople. Today he's back in his hometown of Glassboro, NJ, visiting with good friend, and all around cool guy, Nick Coleman. Nick owns a business in an industry unlike any of the others we've highlighted in the show so far. It's an industry with its own business model, unique potential problems and challenges, and its own perks. This is an engaging look into a business that we all rely on, but don't know much about, through the eyes of someone who's finding success within it.About this episode:What sets Nick apartHe's proof that sometimes life just hands you the right business (15:54)He's in of those businesses that no one thinks about (not even he did) but everyone uses indirectly (9:52)His extraordinary candor and vulnerability (42:20 and throughout)What helped him get to the place where he isA father in law with connections, encouragement, and financing, and Nick's gratitude for that and the sense of responsibility that comes with it. (4:30)Trying different paths until he found his thing. (15:20)Dedicated study and research. (1:03:49)Memorable learning experiences (mistakes) and hard things along the wayThe many industry-specific difficulties of bread delivery. (throughout)Dealing with employees who don't care and don't work. (19:02)Realizing how quickly all the surprise expenses add up. (19:29)Getting kicked out of a store. (32:29)The customer from hell and the fallout. (37:44)Owning a business and dealing with stress and depression (51:05).Major InsightsFinding good employees is extremely difficult and extremely essential. (19:02)There are problems in every business. "It's just how you deal with them and how you...monitor them." (28:06)You have to learn how to deal with people in difficult situations, even when the issue is decidedly not your fault. Sometimes you need to "just walk away." (41:03)Let people help. Get professional help when you need it. Meditation and therapy can be life-changing. (48:08)Good sleep really matters. (52:21)Entrepreneurial success can bring guilt. You can learn how to cope with that. (53:36)You absolutely need a good tax accountant. (1:01:33)Separate business and personal legally, and do things by the book. (1:02:46)Read books, including books about businesses outside your industry. (1:03:26)Miscellaneous Good StuffIvan Carfax: it's not just a generically generated porn star name. (1:17)"I'm one of six kids. And yeah, they all have at least a master's degree, all five of them....and then there's me." (3:19)What do bread companies do with stale, unsold bread? (23:24)Speaking and driving in New Jersey. He's not in California anymore. (29:27)Snowboarding is not skateboarding. (30:57)

News and More: Undergrounding on South Ivy may be on the table after all. Stuffed animals are now standard issue for the Canby Police Department. Canby Conversation: Canby Young Life's Nick Coleman and Dan Thomas share the importance of connecting with and supporting local youth amid the pandemic. After the Break: Marquis Hope Village was not able to take its residents on tours to see the lights in Canby this year — so they're bringing the lights to them. This Week's Sponsors: Odd Moe's Pizza, Health Markets, Reif & Hunsaker P.C., DirectLink, Ellison Team Homes, Wild Hare Saloon, Retro Revival Music in this episode: https://canbynowpod.com/music-credits/ Please support our show! To listen without ads, and ensure we can continue to bring you important news and amazing stories you can't get anywhere else, join Canby Now Plus today! For details, visit patreon.com/canbynowpod.

News and More: Undergrounding on South Ivy may be on the table after all. Stuffed animals are now standard issue for the Canby Police Department. Canby Conversation: Canby Young Life's Nick Coleman and Dan Thomas share the importance of connecting with and supporting local youth amid the pandemic. After the Break: Marquis Hope Village was not able to take its residents on tours to see the lights in Canby this year — so they're bringing the lights to them. This Week's Sponsors: Odd Moe's Pizza, Health Markets, Reif & Hunsaker P.C., DirectLink, Ellison Team Homes, Wild Hare Saloon, Retro Revival Music in this episode: https://canbynowpod.com/music-credits/ Please support our show! To listen without ads, and ensure we can continue to bring you important news and amazing stories you can't get anywhere else, join Canby Now Plus today! For details, visit patreon.com/canbynowpod.

Nick Coleman, the Founder and CEO of Snaffling Pig, joins the show to share his journey from loving pork crackling as a kid to disrupting the UK snack industry and becoming a Dragons' Den success story. Hear how to come up with new product ideas, grow distribution, handle impostor syndrome, Nick’s experience on Dragons’ Den, and why he faked his marriage. Connect with Nick on LinkedIn and at SnafflingPig.co.uk

“I have no doubt that I’ll be a millionaire in the next 12 months.” Man, do I love hearing that! Especially when it comes from someone just like you and me; who isn’t formally trained in marketing, and is just following a very effective system. There probably isn’t a more competitive marketing space than fitness. In fact, it’s extremely difficult (and often very expensive) to carve out a niche. But not long after taking our Power Offer Workshop, Nick Coleman has totally nailed his Power Offer in a fitness “niche within a niche,” and he’s getting incredible results; literally more booked calls than he can handle. Way more. Nick’s experience has shown me, once again, the massive potential of a well-crafted Power Offer. He not only supercharged his bottom line in a very short time frame, but also reduced his client acquisition costs to...well...I don’t want to spoil it. You have to listen to find out. But I almost couldn’t believe it at first. That’s why I knew I had to get him on the podcast. To learn more about Nick Coleman Check out his Facebook Group. You’ll Discover One promise. Three tiers. How to position your offers. [15:08] Why the vast majority of clients choose a middle-tier offer [20:08] How to cancel booked calls for people who aren’t qualified, without ruining your brand [32:48] The freedom of paid traffic vs. organic [38:10] Why the mini Webinar is an essential component [45:14] ...And much more! Helpful Resources For a full transcript of this episode, visit our blog. Join our free Facebook group, Million Dollar Course Marketers. Want to launch a High Ticket Course to grow your business without adding more work? Watch our brand new webinar. Interested in working with Joel one-on-one? We’ll deliver a finished mini-webinar funnel to your OR will give you a detailed Game Plan you can go implement yourself – Apply here. Subscribe to the podcast: Youtube, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher. Follow Joel on social media: Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin.

April was the nadir of the global demand slump from COVID-19 lockdowns while swinging output cuts from OPEC+ and a slump in US drilling hit production volumes across the board. Oil and gas producers have also been grappling with more pessimism over long term oil demand, have written down asset values and some have stepped up their energy transition game. S&P Global Platts senior writer Robert Perkins is joined by colleagues Nick Coleman, Starr Spencer and S&P Global Market Intelligence's Peter Marin to discuss the key themes of the latest earnings season.

Nick Coleman is a serial entrepreneur and CEO of Snaffling Pig, a Buckinghamshire (UK) premium food and drink brand, and the most popular food brand to have ever been crowdfunded - with £1.3m raised from over 1,940 investors. Nick founded Snaffling Pig, which is a savoury snack based on pork crackling, in 2014 with just £500. In 2016 he took part in the 14th Season of BBC2 Dragons Den, winning funds from angel investor, Nick Jenkins. In 2017 he won The Virgin Foodpreneur Award. By September 2017, the business had grown to £1m a year. 18 months after that revenues exceeded £3m. Snaffling Pig subsequently won a host of other awards including: Winner Natwest GBEA National UK & Northern Ireland Food & Drink Entrepreneur of the Year 2019, Winner GBEA Entrepreneur of the Year London & South East 2019, Winner GBEA Food & Drink Brand of the Year 2019 London & South East 2019, and Winner of Buckinghamshire's Best New Business 2016. As a serial entrepreneur, Nick also co-founded Medical Supermarket, an industry-leading healthcare supplier to the primary care and care sectors, which runs a large scale medical and cleaning supplies distribution business, delivering to over 3,500 locations each month from a warehouse facility in Aylesbury. His most recent venture, with his business partner Udhi Silva, is Startup Logistics, which helps grow food startups, by providing slick, profitable and easy direct-to -consumer sales channels, which include inventory management, picking, packing, despatching orders, building gift packs, writing personalised messages and texting customers when their orders are on the way. (Entrepreneur Spotlight) ABOUT THE HOST: Jane Bayler is a serial entrepreneur, investor, speaker, event host and business scale up expert. She had a 20 year history in global media and advertising, before becoming a serial entrepreneur herself, with multiple businesses in real estate, marketing and education. Having grown and sold a £6M brand identity business to US communications group Interpublic, today she is most passionate about and committed to serving other entrepreneurs – helping them grow their businesses and achieve their best lives.  Enquire about working 1:1 with Jane, book a call here: https://bit.ly/2Z07DML Discover Jane's Ideal Client Success Accelerator Programme here: www.idealclientsuccess.com/masterclass

COVID-19 has crushed crude prices and is now closing North Sea oil fields. S&P Global Platts reporters Nick Coleman and Emma Kettley share their views with Joel Hanley, explaining the key logistical dependencies, and the differing impacts on Dated Brent and ICE Brent futures. In fuel oil, Britt Russell-Webster gives an update on the Coronavirus’s role in changing bunker fundamentals, and how ship-owners might be reconsidering their scrubber options.

Early on in this show, Nick Coleman explains why he’s passionate about his work as the director of strategic relationships for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. He also describes the longtime support credit unions have offered CMNH. While those stories alone are compelling enough reasons to listen to this show, this episode of the CUES Podcast also goes on to talk very practically “cause marketing” and how charitable donation accounts can support it.Coleman defines “cause marketing” as the way an organization directs its marketing efforts both to ramp up and to highlight the good it’s doing in its community. As an example, he tells a story about a credit union in the Midwest that’s rallying youth hockey players in its community to do fundraising to support kids with disabilities and complex medical needs.Cause marketing “is a great strategy to build affinity with both members and employees,” Coleman says. “Plus, it showcases to non-members and your community the value that a credit union brings.” He cites a figure that 79% of consumers expect an organization they do business with to actively strive to do more to support their local communities. In addition, he says, 74% of people say their job is more fulfilling when they are provided an opportunity to make a positive impact. In this episode, Bruce Bauer, executive benefits specialist from CUESolutions provider CUNA Mutual Group, describes his participation in an advisory committee meeting for Credit Unions for Kids, a credit union industry organization that supports Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. He presented to that group’s Orange County, California, chapter about how charitable donation accounts could be used by each of the participating credit unions to possibly add additional donations to their efforts.More specifically, Bauer told the advisory group, and explains in the show, the National Credit Union Administration allows credit unions to expand their investment opportunities to help their charitable giving when they use charitable donation accounts as the vehicle. CUs can invest up to 5% of their net worth into a wide range of investments that are permissible with a CDA. “When they do that investment and they get earnings from that investment, 51% of those earnings, of that total return, have to go back into a 501(c)3 charity,” Bauer says. “That’s where CUs for Kids falls into place. The remaining 49% of that investment’s earnings can stay right with the credit union.“We’ve seen enormous growth with this opportunity—about 127% growth in the last year in investments into CDAs. Interestingly enough … more than half the contributions of those earnings from CDAs we have out there go to CUs for Kids. … So if we can find a way to enhance their investment portfolio to earn some additional dollars through this regulation it’s going to provide additional dollars that CUs for Kids and other charitable organizations can benefit from.”The show also gets into:What credit unions are eligible to do CDAs (all federal credit unions and state-chartered organizations; some need approval from the state)The kinds of investments credit unions can use with a CDASome examples of how CDAs have been used by credit unionsThe impact of current market volatility due to coronavirus on CDAsHow supporting 501(c)3 organizations will be increasingly important as the world tries to find a new normal in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemicTips for doing cause marketing

People buy from brands that solve their problems - so if your customers aren't aware of the problems you can solve, they won't buy from you. In this episode, Nick Coleman and Graham Skaggs talk about how you can use lead generation to make your potential customer aware of the problem that your brand can solve.

Message by guest speaker, Nick Coleman on the book of Esther.

News and More: Stanton Furniture's new 170,000-square-foot warehouse facility has been approved for the Canby Industrial Park. Meanwhile, an application for a strategic investment program from their new neighbor, Columbia Distributing, is under review. Canby Fire recognizes two civilians for saving a life.  Canby Conversation: "Turn it up, Canby!" Those words from Nick Coleman, area director for Canby Young Life, who loves it when his group is the loudest one at camp. He gives us his insights on some of the challenges facing local youth — and some of the joys of getting to work with them. After the Break: We hear the story behind Koz Water, a new company that wants to change the world — starting right here at Cutsforth's Market in Canby. The Canby Knights of Columbus raise $25,000 for a local couple whose infant daughter needs a heart transplant at their annual Charity Auction & Crab Dinner This Week's Sponsors: Odd Moe's Pizza, Health Markets, Reif & Hunsaker P.C., DirectLink, Advantage Mortgage, Wild Hare Saloon Music in this episode: https://canbynowpod.com/music-credits/ Please support our show! To listen without ads, and ensure we can continue to bring you important news and amazing stories you can't get anywhere else, join Canby Now Plus today! For details, visit patreon.com/canbynowpod.

In this litigious episode of STAB!, senior partner John Morris Ross IV welcomes clerks Nick Coleman, Evan T. Lilley and Jesse Jones to deliver their three different COALs, nine haiku about a church elder soliciting sex with gift cards, their thoughts about nuclear power, Adolph Hitler, South Carolina cesession, ferry sinkings, World Youth Day, & … Continue reading »

When the World Economic Forum decides that cybersecurity is one of the top global risks alongside climate change, extreme weather and natural disasters you know it's serious. Their recent report on the top global risks identified cyber threats as something that has the capacity to disrupt society on a massive scale.This episode features Nick Coleman who at the time of recording was IBM's Global Head of Cyber Security Risk where he specialised in evaluating risks from cyber adversaries, digital transformation and regulation. He has recently taken up the role of Chief Security Officer for Vocalink, a Mastercard company.Before joining IBM he served as The UK Government's National Reviewer of Security, and authored “The Coleman Report” for the UK Parliament. Nick holds an MBA with distinction, and is a Fellow and Chair of Digital at the Institution of Engineering & Technology.He regularly advises boards around the world on digital leadership, and how to manage risk that results from traditional and emerging business models, and how to create trust and resilience.We spoke about topics such as:Where are we at in 2020 with cybersecurity?The WEF has designated cyber as a global riskThe average data breach takes 279 days to fixSpotting patterns to help detect attacksDo consumers care enough about cyber security?Should executives and the board be cyber aware?Getting business schools interested in cyber securityHow ready are you for a crisis?Running cyber fire drillsUsing AI to prevent attacksHyperpersonalised attacksThe employee as part of the 'last mile' of securityRemoving the friction from cybersecurityCloud security and GDPRThe 5 stages of responding to an attackAddressing the cybersecurity skills gapCyber role modelsWhat can small companies do to get ready?Three things to do this week1. Think about what is critical2. Think about what "good" looks like3. Who do you call when something bad happens?Your Host: Actionable Futurist® Andrew GrillFor more on Andrew - what he speaks about and replays of recent talks, please visit ActionableFuturist.com follow @AndrewGrill on Twitter or @andrew.grill on Instagram.

We are incredibly fortunate as registered nurses to work within a profession that can offer so much diversity. Whether you’re working in critical care areas such as intensive care, or emergency; in the operating theatre; on a cruise ship; in a prison; in rural and remote areas; as an educator; and the list can go on and on. There is one area of nursing that I believe a lot of people have thought of at one time or another; I know I certainly have; that can offer excitement, travel, autonomy, challenge and diversity, career progression, you name it, this job has it. On today’s episode, I'll be interviewing Nick Coleman-Hicks, who currently works as a Flight Nurse, with the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Hailing from Sydney, Nick has worked within areas such as Intensive Care, and Emergency, and has completed a variety of  post graduate qualifications including a Graduate Certificate in Critical Care Nursing; and a Graduate Diploma of Midwifery, and has gained some relevant experience practicing as a midwife, which is a vital skill to work with the RFDS. Today, Nick elaborates on how he got into nursing; his incredible career thus far; his experiences as a student midwife; the benefits of working in both ICU and ED; and goes into detail of what his job entails as a Flight Nurse with the RFDS.

The International Energy Agency has released its latest annual long-term energy outlook in which US shale gets a major resource uplift, shifting the oil market dynamic over the coming decades. S&P Global Platts editor Nick Coleman and Market Intelligence editor Peter Marrin join Robert Perkins to discuss the implications of the IEA's latest forecasts, how producers are meeting the supply challenges and positioning for growth, based on their latest set of corporate results.

The International Energy Agency has released its latest annual long-term energy outlook in which US shale gets a major resource uplift, shifting the oil market dynamic over the coming decades. S&P Global Platts editor Nick Coleman and Market Intelligence editor Peter Marrin join Robert Perkins...

Nick Coleman (@realnickcoleman) is an online vegan fitness coach who offers training, as well as programs to help one establish a personal brand through Instagram (which is, of course, where we met). This Episode features: His insane transformation story (going from 235 pounds to 160 pounds of pure muscle) His workout routine and current split, as well as how he manipulates his macros when he wants to get to single digit body fat percentage His current mentor that has helped him build a personal brand online (and why everyone needs a mentor) How to market yourself on social media and use active outreach to get new clients Why he uses a "barking" technique to fuel his morning routine And a whole lot more. Hope you enjoy the episode. SHOW NOTES: Follow Nick here: https://instagram.com/realnickcoleman "Awaken The Giant Within" by Tony Robbins: https://amzn.to/2PYXFse "The 4 Hour Workweek" By Tim Ferriss: https://amzn.to/2NSXgoA "Higher Status" By Jason Capital: https://amzn.to/2A0R2uF --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-hastings-harvest/support

In this week's episode, Mark & Barney are joined by American singer/performance artiste extraordinaire Tammy Faye Starlite to talk about grande dame of British art-pop Marianne Faithfull. Tammy discusses her upcoming run of New York shows based around Faithfull's 1979 classic Broken English – plus the week's new audio interview, with the lady herself. The trio mull over Faithfull's relationships and/or friendships with Keith Richards, Mick Jagger and Anita Pallenberg. They also discuss parallels between her and Nico, another object of Tammy's hommage. Talk turns to David Dalton, featured writer of the week and co-author of Faithfull's autobiography. The recent passing of filmmaker D. A. Pennebaker is marked by discussion of Dalton's 1999 interview with "Penny". The week's free feature is about Miles Davis, marking the 50th anniversary of groundbreaking "ambient jazz-rock" masterpiece In A Silent Way. Discussion touches on the album's sessions and the influence on Miles of funky Betty Davis (née Mabry), in terms of both music and fashion. Mark picks his highlights from the archive pieces, which include a 1970 interview with Love's Arthur Lee, a David Hepworth review of Michael Jackson's Off The Wall and Nick Coleman talking to Anita Baker in 1986. To buy tickets for Tammy Faye Starlite's run of Marianne Faithfull shows, please visit the Pangea website. Produced by Jasper Murison-Bowie Pieces discussed: Marianne Faithfull audio, David Dalton talks to Marianne, D. A. Pennebaker, Pennebaker looks back, Janis Joplin, Miles Davis' In A Silent Way, Miles Davis: Rock is a White Man's Word, What Made Miles Davis Go Pop?, The Changing Face of the Byrds, Love's Arthur Lee, Michael Jackson's Off the Wall, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Anita Baker, Paula Yates, Rolling Stones

In this episode we sit down with Nick Coleman, CEO of Snaffling Pig – the perfect-with-a-pint pork scratchings people.  Nick is a leader who absolutely relishes the small stuff inside his business. He buys walkie talkies to save his staff shoe leather. He stands in his warehouse to look at footfall efficiencies. He picks packaging waste off the post-room floor to calculate the cost-savings to be made. He draws circles round scissors and sticky tape so that people don’t waste time looking for them. It all adds up to some very copiable innovations and a fascinating guy. Oh and listen out for Nick’s cashflow woes and impostor syndrome – it’s not just us then! GUEST: Nick Coleman  HOST: Hunter Ruthven  For more on Be the Business, subscribe to our newsletter here www.bethebusiness.com

The son of George H.W. Bush and brother of George W. Bush talks about the Bush Family legacy on and off the golf course in an exclusive interview with host Michael Williams. Also features Ship Sticks co-founder Nick Coleman.

Le texte de la semaine avec Aurélie Lanctôt et Kéven Breton. Le palmarès des meilleurs scénarios d'Étienne Beaulieu. Pop culture avec Marc Coiteux et Nicolas Tittley; Voices. How a Great Singer Can Change Your Life, de Nick Coleman. Stéphanie Lapointe, invitée d'honneur jeunesse du Salon du livre de l'Outaouais qui souligne ses 40 ans. Jean-Philippe Cipriani; Revue des livres publiés par les candidats à la présidentielle américaine de 2020. Le morceau choisi de Marie-Andrée Gill, pour son recueil Chauffer le dehors. Yanick Villedieu et ses suggestions de livres pour mieux comprendre les changements climatiques.

Nick Coleman, Young Life– Area Director

For the first time in the history of the show, Davis is joined by a bonafide high-level football playcaller. Nick Coleman is the offensive coordinator at D1 Murray State who play in the Ohio Valley conference. Nick and Davis discuss the Air Raid, calling run plays on 2nd and 10, who makes the decision to punt when trailing in the 4th quarter and what NFL teams are taking from CFB teams in terms of concepts. SPONSORS: MyBookie.AG Promo: MATTEK DailyRoto.com Promo: JANIS PowerHourDFS.com Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

(Full Audio) - FIM's Jack Nolan interviews members of the Notre Dame Football team after practice Wednesday evening. Interviews included in this episode: * (0:20) - Alohi Gilman, Junior Safety * (2:41) - Julian Love, Junior Cornerback * (5:49) - Justin Yoon, Senior Kicker * (9:36) - Nick Coleman, Senior Safety [You can subscribe to all Press Conference podcasts here](https://audioboom.com/channel/fightingirishathleticspressconferences).

(Full Audio) - FIM's Jack Nolan interviews members of the Notre Dame Football team after practice Wednesday evening. Interviews included in this episode: * (0:20) - Alohi Gilman, Junior Safety * (2:41) - Julian Love, Junior Cornerback * (5:49) - Justin Yoon, Senior Kicker * (9:36) - Nick Coleman, Senior Safety [You can subscribe to all Press Conference podcasts here](https://audioboom.com/channel/fightingirishathleticspressconferences).

Ask Me Anything is a raw mini-episode of the Brave Your Fear podcast where host Crista Samaras answers fan-and-friend questions about anything and everything. It's funny, authentic, deep, shallow and totally unscripted. Questions are submitted via FB and IG and asked by Nick Coleman, producer of the podcast. Crista has no idea what questions are coming when.

Ask Me Anything is a raw mini-episode of the Brave Your Fear podcast where host Crista Samaras answers fan-and-friend questions about anything and everything. It's funny, authentic, deep, shallow and totally unscripted. Questions are submitted via FB and IG and asked by Nick Coleman, producer of the podcast. Crista has no idea what questions are coming when.

The defensive backfield is a little more clear with Nick Coleman repping at Nickel, Jay Hayes moves on from NDFB, and Troy Niklas to New England 

Jesus is the Treasure of life and knowing Him and making Him known is the purpose of life.

A conversation with Nick Coleman, a former Thinkful bootcamp student in the Salt Lake area. Nick’s shares his job search struggles and some advice for those still searching for their next big adventure.

(Full Audio) - Presented by the experts at TireRack.com. Notre Dame football head coach Brian Kelly joins host Jack Nolan live from O'Rourke's Public House to discuss the upcoming game against Miami. Guests include defensive backs coach Todd Lyght and Defensive Backs Nick Watkins, Nick Coleman and Julian Love. The Brian Kelly Radio Show is broadcast live each Thursday during the season on WSBT 96.1 and worldwide on UND.com. The Brian Kelly Radio Show podcast is a presentation of Fighting Irish Media and is sponsored by Nissan, the official partner of Notre Dame Athletics podcasts.

For Democrats, it's the first good day in over a year. For Republicans, it's a warning that they may not have it so easy in 2018. What does this election mean for the nation? What does it mean for Utah? An all-star panel of local political activists and experts walk us through the results. But first, newly elected Sandy City Councilman Zach Robinson tells us how it feels to actually win an election. Spoiler: it doesn't suck.

Bret Hutchings is running for City Council in Bountiful! All politics are local and hear about Bret's story and vision for Bountiful.We feel our age when Nick Coleman of the University of Utah College Republicans joins the panel. We talk extreme Healthcare plans. Bernie's Medicare for all and the Graham-Cassidy bill. We get local by talking about Salt Lake City council's proposal about ADU's - Accessory Dwelling Units. 

"No-one at school had ever given me the attention and, needless to say, it was pretty miserable. I didn't enjoy school and I didn't enjoy being a teenager because of it...when you feel worthless when you're going to school just being that bad...its an awful feeling." I speak to Doug McMaster about how he dropped out of school at 16, overcoming both undiagnosed dyslexia and a lack of education to begin a food pilgrimage that culminated in him launching Silo in Brighton: Britain's first zero waste restaurant rated the third coolest place to eat in the UK by The Times. But before that I speak to The Snaffling Pig's Nick Coleman, winner of Virgin's Foodpreneur 2017, celebrating the UK's best new food and drink business. Back in 2010 Nick founded Medical Supermarket with his business partner Udhi Silva. Udhi then bet Nick that to see if they could set up another business for just £500. They eventually started The Snaffling Pig in 2014 with just the £500 selling premium pork scratching snacks in a variety of different flavours. With co-founder Andy Allen now onboard within two years they were turning over £1 million, had appeared on ITV's This Morning with an advent calendar and have now secured investment from Moonpig's Nick Jenkins on the BBC TV's Dragon's Den.

Nick Watkins can make a case to be the starting cornerback when the Irish play defense but he'll be behind Nick Coleman who has claimed the spot since Watkin's injury. Brandon Wimbush will redshirt this season unless there's injury to one of the starting quarterbacks.

In this podcast we talk to founders of the Snaffling Pig company Nick Coleman and Andy Allen, along with Dragons’ Den investor Nick Jenkins. Recently, Nick and Andy pitched their pork scratching company to the investors on Dragons’ Den hoping to gain an investment in their business. They succeeded, walking away with a £70,000 investment from online innovator, Nick Jenkins. In this podcast, we find out about their experience in the den and retrieve some inspiring advice for other entrepreneurs and startups. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Irish are desperate for answers on defense and Nick Coleman could answer one of those questions at cornerback. Nick played in all 13 games as a freshman, mostly on special teams, and could play a significant role for the Irish at cornerback.

Following a fourth-quarter earnings season in which oil companies took another severe hit from low oil and gas prices, Platts senior writer for EMEA oil news Robert Perkins and senior editor for EMEA oil news Nick Coleman discuss how the industry is adapting, some of the more surprising outcomes of...

Nick Coleman walks us through chapter 20 of "The Story." SOAP: Esther 1-9

Platts Stuart Elliott, associate editorial director, Europe and Africa oil news, and Nick Coleman, Platts senior editor in London, discuss the implications for the UK's oil sector of the Conservative Party victory in the May 7 UK general election, the rise of the Scottish Nationalist Party and what...

As a promo for Subsonic Music Festival 2014, Melbournian DJ, producer and label head, Timmus, has prepared an eclectic selection of house and techno for you... As one of Sydney's most loved electronic music festivals, Subsonic Music is now into it's sixth year, located at the iconic Riverwood Downs resort in the Barrington Tops region of NSW. One of the most beautiful locations in Australia to host such an amazing event... Read more about Subsonic Music at www.subsonicmusic.com.au Growing up in country Victoria, Timmus has been bringing his original twisted funk and groove sounds to the streets and back to the bush since the tender age of 15 in 2005. His lifelong musical background and penchant for long and life-changing musical journeys behind the decks has resulted in an alternative, organic, minimalistic and groove-oriented take on electronic music, be it from house, techno, experimental or beyond. 2014 sees him also creating in a different realm under his experimental electronica alias Micro Jaxon. Now at the age of 24, he is now the owner of Australian/Berlin-based Smash Bang Records and has released music on labels like Heinz, Sprout, Subsonic, K47 Music, Smash Bang, Open Records, Suckmusic. He has applied his remix touches to names like Uone, Thankyou City, Nick Coleman, Jules David, Augmented, Dersu Uzala, Luke Mcd, Ronnie Gordan and Upfunk. Alongside performing at events like Rainbow Serpent Festival (Australia) Fusion Festival (Germany) Strawberry Fields (Aus), C/o Pop Festival (Germany), Subsonic Music Festival (Australia), Earthdance and many more. Check out Timmus online: - bit.ly/Timmus-FB - bit.ly/Timmus-SC - bit.ly/Timmus-Beatport Tracklist 1. Mod2nino - Dixieland (Original Mix) 2. Jam On - Minoux (Original Mix) 3. Grifin - Concombre Vinaigrette (Original Mix) 4. Jesper Ryom - Clock (Original Mix) 5. Kressel - Hummingbird (Original Mix) 6. Elco Park - Square Colonial Decoding (Original Mix) 7. Rise Ashen - Harpsody (Original Mix) 8. Lavajaz - Monster Eats The Pilot (Original Mix) 9. Darnell Robinson - Cravo E Canela Time (Rise Ashen Remix) 10. Paul Frick - The Camouflage (Original Mix) 11. Whim EE - Toilettes In Nightclubs (Grau Remix) 12. Letkolben - Fifth (Original Mix) 13. Christian Reich - Western Wall (Tom Ellis Remix) 14. Monitor - Blissful (Miguel Graca Remix) 15. Daktari - Sugar Bob (Timmus' Adventure Dub Remix) To catch Timmus at this years' festival, PM us on our Facebook page for more details, as Deep House Australia is an official reseller of Subsonic Music Festival 2014 tickets: www.facebook.com/deephouseau

Platts Stuart Elliott, associate editorial director, Europe and Africa oil news and Nick Coleman, senior editor, discuss the run-up to the vote on Scottish independence, how the future of North Sea oil and gas is at the center of the debate and what an independent Scotland would look to do with its...

Nick Coleman is a veteran columnist of the Star Tribune and the Pioneer Press. He has published more than 2,000 columns and appeared on local news more than 300 times. Today he talks about what he does now and what he thinks of his career in writing and news. May 3, 2014

This podcast features interviews with two fascinating guests: Nick Coleman talks to David Hepworth about his excellent new book The Train in The Night, which touches on all kinds of things: why boys feel the need to define themselves by their tastes, what it's like listening to a Nazareth album with your dad, how the brain eventually rewires itself to make up for the information it's missing and the fact that people like us actually have far more records in our heads than even the biggest jukeboxes. We've also been visited by Yolanda Quartey, the sensational singer with Bristol's Phantom Limb, whose new album The Pines is out now and who will be featured in the CD with the next issue. She brought with her a couple of live recordings made especially for the Word podcast. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast features interviews with two fascinating guests: Nick Coleman talks to David Hepworth about his excellent new book The Train in The Night, which touches on all kinds of things: why boys feel the need to define themselves by their tastes, what it’s like listening to a Nazareth album with your dad, how the brain eventually rewires itself to make up for the information it’s missing and the fact that people like us actually have far more records in our heads than even the biggest jukeboxes. We’ve also been visited by Yolanda Quartey, the sensational singer with Bristol’s Phantom Limb, whose new album The Pines is out now and who will be featured in the CD with the next issue. She brought with her a couple of live recordings made especially for the Word podcast.

This podcast features interviews with two fascinating guests: Nick Coleman talks to David Hepworth about his excellent new book The Train in The Night, which touches on all kinds of things: why boys feel the need to define themselves by their tastes, what it's like listening to a Nazareth album with your dad, how the brain eventually rewires itself to make up for the information it's missing and the fact that people like us actually have far more records in our heads than even the biggest jukeboxes. We've also been visited by Yolanda Quartey, the sensational singer with Bristol's Phantom Limb, whose new album The Pines is out now and who will be featured in the CD with the next issue. She brought with her a couple of live recordings made especially for the Word podcast. Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Libby Purves is joined by Antony Woodward, Sandy Gall, Nick Coleman and Rosie Wilby. Antony Woodward is a writer and amateur microlight pilot. Fifteen years ago he took part in the Round Britain Rally, a three day competition flying in flimsy machines around the UK. He crashed and almost killed himself. Having stopped flying for years, Antony attempts to enter the rally again - and face his fears for a BBC Two documentary, Wonderland: The Real Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines. Sandy Gall is a journalist, broadcaster and former ITN news presenter. Sandy has been visiting Afghanistan for the last thirty years and has made three documentaries about the country during the Soviet invasion. With his wife he set up the Sandy Gall Afghanistan Appeal charity which provides support to people who have lost limbs in combat. He is the author of War Against The Taliban Why It All Went Wrong In Afghanistan. Nick Coleman is a writer and music journalist. Music had been an integral part of his life for as long as he could remember, but Sudden Neurosensory Hearing Loss changed that irrevocably. Unable to enjoy his greatest passion in life he tries to restore his ability not only to hear but to think about and feel music again. He tells his story in his book 'The Train in the Night: A Story of Music and Loss'. Rosie Wilby is a musician turned comedian who looks back at the emotional rollercoaster of chasing stardom at the height of Britpop in 'How (not) to make it in Britpop' - as part of National Storytelling Week. Producer: Paula McGinley.

Nick Coleman, Guardian music journalist, loses his ability to hear music. He tells producer, Yvonne Nolan. "I can hear beneath the pfffff a drowning choir, accompanied by a tiny monkey playing a teeny pipe organ..." (The Curious Ear, Broadcast 2008)