Podcast appearances and mentions of Nick Farrell

On the latest edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Mountain State Oral and Facial Surgery, Nick Farrell and Sydney Cariel recap an eventful Gold-Blue Spring Showcase that included plenty of scrimmage action.

It's been two weeks since WVU women's basketball was eliminated from the Big 12 Tournament in the semifinals. Head coach Mark Kellogg and company will return to action against Columbia Saturday at 2 p.m. in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Nick Farrell and Sydney Cariel preview the action.

The Mountaineers are the No. 4-seed in the Big 12 Tournament and will play their first game Friday in the quarterfinal round. On this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Mountain State Oral and Facial Surgery, hosts Nick Farrell and Kevin Redfern preview the tournament from the Mountaineers' perspective. Plus, the latest bracket forecasts for both WVU basketball teams. 

Rich Rodriguez was introduced as the 36th head coach of WVU football on Dec. 13. On this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Mountain State Oral and Facial Surgery, host Nick Farrell and the GBN crew recap the coach's press conference.  Digital reporter Kevin Redfern breaks down Rodriguez's comments. Mountaineer Football Insider Sydney Cariel shares his family's reaction to the day. Producer John Lowe shares a personal story from Rodriguez's first stint at WVU, and looks ahead to what's already being tabbed as the most important game of his second stint. 

WVU football has been a major news maker since the end of the regular season. A search for the team's next head coach is underway, a signing class of more than 20 recruits has been inked, and a bowl game is coming up in less than two weeks. On this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Mountain State Oral and Facial Surgery, hosts Nick Farrell and Kevin Redfern get you caught up on the biggest stories – in under 30 minutes! 

For the first time in program history, WVU fell at home to Baylor. Nick Farrell and Sydney Cariel react to the team's third consecutive home loss.

WVU is back to .500 following a 31-26 win at Arizona. Nick Farrell and Kevin Redfern react on a postgame edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast.

It was a rough night at Milan Puskar Stadium in more ways than one. WVU fell to No. 17 Kansas State 45-18, and according to head coach Neal Brown, four Mountaineers were knocked out of the game with head injuries. Nick Farrell and John Lowe react to the game, and explain what those injuries could mean for the future. 

West Virginia had another prime opportunity in prime time against a ranked opponent, but much like the Penn State game before it, WVU failed to seize its opportunity in a 28-16 loss to No. 11 Iowa State.   On the latest edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, Nick Farrell and Sydney Cariel react to WVU's disappointing loss in the first Coal Rush game.

For the third year in a row, WVU goes 0-2 at the Big 12 Tournament in Arlington, Texas. Now, the team waits to learn its NCAA Tournament fate on Monday. Nick Farrell and Kevin Redfern recap the losses to TCU and Kansas State at the conference tournament and examine WVU's NCAA resume.

Defense stole the show at a spring game that brought out the stars. On this episode, Gold and Blue Nation's Nick Farrell and Anjelica Trinone share their takeaways from the 2024 Gold-Blue Game.

In S4E4 I sit down with long-time author, practitioner, and chief of the magical order of the aurora area, Nick Farrell. We talk about occulture then & now, magical evocation, talismanic consecration, modern eclecticism and much more! Nick: https://www.nickfarrell.it/ For all things Ike be sure to visit: http://ikebaker.com Support Arcanvm on Patreon: http://patreon.com/arcanvm Follow on IG: @a.r.c.a.n.v.m Facebook: http://facebook.com/arcanvvm Contact: arcanvvm@gmail.com #magic #magick #paganism #spirituality --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/arcanvm/support

WVU women's basketball has impressed during its first season under head coach Mark Kellogg. The Mountaineers play exceptional defense, leading the nation in multiple key stats and making Division I history by blanking back-to-back opponents in the first quarter. In episode No. 86 of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Elite Roofing and Construction, hosts Nick Farrell and Kevin Redfern discuss the ceiling for this team as Big 12 Conference play heats up. 

The Mountaineers started 2023 at the bottom of the Big 12 preseason poll. They ended 2023 with nine wins and a head coach covered in mayonnaise. On this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, hosts Nick Farrell and Kevin Redfern react to the Mayo Bowl victory, hand out their game balls and explain why they're already optimistic about next season. 

Under fourth-year head coach Dan Stratford, the Mountaineers have climbed higher than they've ever climbed before. They're preparing to take on Clemson Friday night in the first College Cup semifinal appearance in program history. Nick Farrell and Ryan Decker get you ready for the action in Louisville and share their keys to the matchup with the Tigers. Stick with Gold and Blue Nation for complete coverage of the College Cup. 

The Mountaineers produced their most complete performance of the season against BYU, winning 37-7 in their penultimate home game of 2023. Nick Farrell and Anjelica Trinone react to the victory and head coach Neal Brown's postgame thoughts. 

Very frequently in college football games, turnovers tell the story. Saturday against UCF, the Mountaineers controlled the narrative. WVU turned four takeaways into 21 points off turnovers in a 41-28 victory over the Knights. Nick Farrell and Kevin Redfern assess West Virginia's play in the latest episode of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast. 

The Mountaineers had it in the bag — and then they didn't. WVU fell in heartbreaking fashion Thursday night, losing 41-39 in their first meeting with the Cougars. Head coach Neal Brown attributed a lot of things to the loss, but what exactly made the difference? Nick Farrell and Kevin Redfern discuss on the latest episode of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast. 

The Big 12's preseason poll reached WVU coach Neal Brown during what was supposed to be a relaxing beach vacation. Thursday at Big 12 Football Media Days, he defended his team, and explained why it is capable of proving doubters wrong. On this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Pritt & Spano, hosts Nick Farrell and Kevin Redfern react to Brown's comments and other news from the final day of the two-day event. 

The unofficial kickoff to college football season in the Big 12 Conference is here. On this episode of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Pritt & Spano, hosts Nick Farrell and Kevin Redfern recap day one of Big 12 Football Media Days. 

Nick Farrell joins the show to discuss the relevance of family discipleship and the impact the home has on the future of the church! If you enjoyed todays episode, be sure to check us out at facebook.com/truthrevival37385 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/truthrevival/support

  Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis.   On today's show: ·        Heeeeee's baaaack! Our buddy, Nick Farrell, spirits director for the Neighborhood Restaurant Group, is in with tastes and talk of some of his newest cocktail concoctions for spring;   ·        Isidre Sala heads the delegation of the government of Catalonia to the United States and Canada. Catalan Gastronomic Week is a new initiative launched by the delegation on the occasion of the feast day of Sant Jordi (Saint George), one of the most important in the Catalan calendar. It is a festival of love and literature, observed every year on April 23. On this day, people give books and roses to their loved ones. This century-old tradition is now becoming global, and you're going to hear all about it;                                                                           ·        Matt Adler, chef partner at Caruso's Grocery at Pike and Rose and on Capitol Hill, tells us all about this NRG restaurant's offerings, including delicious red sauce dishes and crazy good pizzas and much more;   ·        Zena Polin, the owner of the Beauty Champagne and Sugar Boutique, tells us how she plans to celebrate her business's first anniversary;   ·        Max Peña, general manager at Qui Qui, tells us how it's become Shaw's destination for authentic Puerto Rican food.

 Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis.  On today's show:·        Heeeeee's baaaack! Our buddy, Nick Farrell, spirits director for the Neighborhood Restaurant Group, is in with tastes and talk of some of his newest cocktail concoctions for spring; ·        Isidre Sala heads the delegation of the government of Catalonia to the United States and Canada. Catalan Gastronomic Week is a new initiative launched by the delegation on the occasion of the feast day of Sant Jordi (Saint George), one of the most important in the Catalan calendar. It is a festival of love and literature, observed every year on April 23. On this day, people give books and roses to their loved ones. This century-old tradition is now becoming global, and you're going to hear all about it;                                                                          ·        Matt Adler, chef partner at Caruso's Grocery at Pike and Rose and on Capitol Hill, tells us all about this NRG restaurant's offerings, including delicious red sauce dishes and crazy good pizzas and much more; ·        Zena Polin, the owner of the Beauty Champagne and Sugar Boutique, tells us how she plans to celebrate her business's first anniversary; ·        Max Peña, general manager at Qui Qui, tells us how it's become Shaw's destination for authentic Puerto Rican food. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

 Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis.  On today's show:·        Heeeeee's baaaack! Our buddy, Nick Farrell, spirits director for the Neighborhood Restaurant Group, is in with tastes and talk of some of his newest cocktail concoctions for spring; ·        Isidre Sala heads the delegation of the government of Catalonia to the United States and Canada. Catalan Gastronomic Week is a new initiative launched by the delegation on the occasion of the feast day of Sant Jordi (Saint George), one of the most important in the Catalan calendar. It is a festival of love and literature, observed every year on April 23. On this day, people give books and roses to their loved ones. This century-old tradition is now becoming global, and you're going to hear all about it;                                                                          ·        Matt Adler, chef partner at Caruso's Grocery at Pike and Rose and on Capitol Hill, tells us all about this NRG restaurant's offerings, including delicious red sauce dishes and crazy good pizzas and much more; ·        Zena Polin, the owner of the Beauty Champagne and Sugar Boutique, tells us how she plans to celebrate her business's first anniversary; ·        Max Peña, general manager at Qui Qui, tells us how it's become Shaw's destination for authentic Puerto Rican food. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

  Hosted by David and Nycci Nellis.   On today's show: ·        Heeeeee's baaaack! Our buddy, Nick Farrell, spirits director for the Neighborhood Restaurant Group, is in with tastes and talk of some of his newest cocktail concoctions for spring;   ·        Isidre Sala heads the delegation of the government of Catalonia to the United States and Canada. Catalan Gastronomic Week is a new initiative launched by the delegation on the occasion of the feast day of Sant Jordi (Saint George), one of the most important in the Catalan calendar. It is a festival of love and literature, observed every year on April 23. On this day, people give books and roses to their loved ones. This century-old tradition is now becoming global, and you're going to hear all about it;                                                                           ·        Matt Adler, chef partner at Caruso's Grocery at Pike and Rose and on Capitol Hill, tells us all about this NRG restaurant's offerings, including delicious red sauce dishes and crazy good pizzas and much more;   ·        Zena Polin, the owner of the Beauty Champagne and Sugar Boutique, tells us how she plans to celebrate her business's first anniversary;   ·        Max Peña, general manager at Qui Qui, tells us how it's become Shaw's destination for authentic Puerto Rican food.

Both WVU basketball programs are going dancing, but what does their path to the Sweet 16 and beyond look like? Nick Farrell and Sam Coniglio discuss in our NCAA Tournament primer. Plus, a final word from Sam in his final podcast with Gold and Blue Nation. 

It's the toughest league in college basketball, but will the Big 12 Tournament also be the best conference tourney around? Before the action begins in Kansas City, Nick Farrell, Anjelica Trinone and Ryan Decker set the table for what promises to be a tremendous week of action. 

The long-awaited schedule for the Big 12's 2023 football season is officially out. WVU's 2023 slate has generated a lot of intrigue for the better part of a decade as fans awaited the Mountaineers' matchups with Penn State and Pitt. Now, we know that this year's docket includes a quartet of new foes, including some matchups that have their own unique level of excitement attached to them. On the latest edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Pritt & Spano, hosts Nick Farrell and Sam Coniglio break WVU's 2023 schedule down and look ahead to a new era of Mountaineer sports rivalries. Listen to the latest episode of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast at the top of this page or via your preferred podcast provider, and subscribe to have future episodes delivered to you. Gold and Blue Nation is the local leader for Mountaineer sports news, producing comprehensive coverage on TV and online. Download the free Gold and Blue Nation app via your preferred app store so you're never more than a touch away from our award-winning WVU sports reporting, highlights and archived shows.

From coaching staff revisions to recruiting, head coach Neal Brown is approaching every facet of his job with the mindset that WVU must improve in 2023. During an offseason press conference, Brown, who is entering his fifth season at the helm, explained the logic behind coaching staff changes on offense, the reason why he hasn't made changes on defense and shared his thoughts on incoming transfers who have already joined the team.  On this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Pritt & Spano, hosts Nick Farrell and Ryan Decker react to the head coach's comments. 

The Mountaineers were soundly defeated by No. 15 Kansas State on Senior Day. They're now guaranteed to finish with a losing record for the third time in the last four years. On this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Pritt & Spano, hosts Nick Farrell and Ryan Decker react to what they saw, and share their thoughts on some breaking news that unfolded before the game. 

WVU president E. Gordon Gee announced Monday morning that the university had parted ways with director of athletics Shane Lyons, and that a national search has begun to find his replacement. The expectation is that the search will move quickly. On this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, hosts Nick Farrell and Ryan Decker reacted to the news of the day and look at the path ahead for WVU Athletics. 

WVU football took care of business in its 65-7 victory over Towson, earning win No. 1 on the year, and gaining some confidence heading into the rivalry showdown vs. Virginia Tech. On this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Pritt & Spano, hosts Nick Farrell and Ryan Decker react to what they saw in the blowout win. 

WVU football lost to Kansas 55-42 in overtime. Nick Farrell reacts to the setback in the Big 12 opener. Meanwhile, in Springfield, Mass., Bob Huggins was enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Ryan Decker provides an update from the Hall of Fame's enshrinement ceremony. Visit www.goldandbluenation.com for more coverage of this monumental weekend for Coach Huggins. 

Head coach Dan Stratford promised to build a top-10 program in Morgantown. This fall, the Mountaineers begin the year ranked No. 6 in the country, and now, Stratford is gunning for championships.  On this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Pritt & Spano, hosts Nick Farrell and Sam Coniglio set the table for a new season of men's soccer in Morgantown. 

Athletics will officially return to the campus of West Virginia University Thursday night when the Mountaineer women's soccer team takes on Indiana. On this edition of the Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Pritt & Spano, Nick Farrell and Sam Coniglio set the stage for the 2022 campaign. 

A lot went down on the first day of Big 12 Football Media Days, including incoming commissioner Brett Yormark's introductory press conference and remarks from WVU head coach Neal Brown. Nick Farrell and Anjelica Trinone recap the most important moments of the day in our latest episode. 

The 2022 Gold-Blue Game is in the books, bringing spring football to a close for WVU. On this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Pritt & Spano, Nick Farrell and Anjelica Trinone share their takeaways from the spring game, including their assessment of the team's quarterbacks and offensive coordinator Graham Harrell's new scheme.  Subscribe on your preferred podcast platform to have future episodes delivered to you.

WRBL Sports Director Rex Castillo is the latest guest on The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, sponsored by Pritt & Spano. In this episode, Castillo tells host Nick Farrell why Mountaineer fans should be excited about incoming transfer quarterback JT Daniels, and why the former Georgia Bulldog makes WVU an "interesting contender" right away in the Big 12.   Daniels announced his commitment to WVU football Wednesday. Read more about the transfer QB at www.GoldAndBlueNation.com and on the free Gold and Blue Nation App.    Subscribe to the Gold and Blue Nation Podcast to have future episodes delivered to you.

Wednesday turned into an electric news day on the WVU sports beat.  In the morning, former USC and Georgia quarterback JT Daniels announced his commitment to Neal Brown's program via Instagram. The former five-star recruit is now the likely favorite to be West Virginia's week one starting quarterback this fall.  In this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, hosts Nick Farrell and Ryan Decker react to Daniels' commitment, discuss what he could bring to the Mountaineers and discuss the impact his transfer could have on the team's quarterback room.  WVU plays its opener Sept. 1 against Pitt, the first Backyard Brawl on the gridiron in more than a decade. Shortly after Daniels announced his intent to join the Mountaineers, WVU and Pitt announced that the Backyard Brawl football series has been extended.  Nick and Ryan share the latest details on the future of this series, which will now include games in 2029-32.  And finally, WVU Athletics unveiled a new partnership with Robinhood Markets, Inc., which operates the popular stock-trading and investing app. This partnership is the first of its kind among Division I athletic programs, and through it, Mountaineer student-athletes will have access to unique financial education opportunities.  Nick and Ryan sit down with representatives from Robinhood, as well as Oliver Luck, the former WVU director of athletics who recently co-founded the Country Roads Trust, which connects Mountaineer athletes with name, image and likeness opportunities.  Listen to the latest episode at the top of this page, or on Apple, Spotify, Google and Amazon Music. Subscribe on your preferred podcast platform to have future episodes delivered to you.

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Neal Brown is calling it the first "true offseason" for the Mountaineer football program since 2019. The team held its first spring practice Tuesday, and will continue practicing through the Gold-Blue Game on April 23.    In this edition of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, Nick Farrell is joined by Mountaineer Football Insider Anjelica Trinone. They breakdown key storylines, position battles and players on the roster who have the most to prove as the next phase of the offseason begins.    Subscribe to The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, sponsored by Pritt & Spano, to have future episodes delivered to you.    Download the free Gold and Blue Nation app on your favorite Apple or Android device for more football coverage throughout the spring. 

Former WVU men's soccer midfielder Pau Jimenez Albelda joins Nick Farrell and Anjelica Trinone to discuss the origin of his pro career. After a successful stint at WVU, Jimenez Albelda returned to Spain and signed with Terrassa FC, a club in the fourth tier of the Spanish soccer pyramid.  Jimenez Albelda discusses his transition to the pro game, his fondest memories from his days as a Mountaineer and even makes a bold prediction about the future of Mountaineer soccer.  The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, Google and Amazon Music. Subscribe on your preferred podcast platform to have future episodes delivered to you.

Randy Mazey and the Mountaineers open their 2022 campaign Friday in South Carolina. On this episode of The Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, hosts Nick Farrell, Ryan Decker and Sam Coniglio preview the season, highlighting the team's star players, newcomers to watch and more.  Subscribe to the Gold and Blue Nation Podcast, presented by Pritt & Spano, so you never miss an episode. Download the free Gold and Blue Nation app and follow GBN on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up to date on all things WVU sports. 

Mountaineer basketball legend and current G-League assistant coach Da'Sean Butler is our guest on the premiere of the Gold and Blue Nation Podcast. Butler, who is currently on the bench with the College Park Skyhawks, joins Nick Farrell and Anjelica Trinone to discuss his path to coaching, his coaching style, former Mountaineers in the pros and Bob Huggins' coaching legacy.    Subscribe to the free Gold and Blue Nation Podcast for more episodes, including exclusive interviews and postgame reaction from the Gold and Blue Nation team.    For more WVU sports coverage, download the free Gold and Blue Nation app on your favorite Apple or Android device, and follow Gold and Blue Nation on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. 

In this week's episode: Just who is protesting new Covid rules in Europe?  In The Spectator this week we have three articles that cover the riots and protests all over Europe about new covid policies. Two of them report the scene on the ground in different countries. Lionel Barber and Nick Farrell write respectively about the situations in Holland and Italy and talk on the podcast about why this is happening now and how much more it could escalate. (00:45) Also this week: Is China having its own hand and the #MeToo moment? A spotlight has been shined on China in recent days, due to the troubling series of events surrounding the Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai. Who after making claims of being pressured into a sexual relationship with a CCP official, disappeared for days, as all mentions of her claims were wiped from social media. Cindy Yu writes about this story in this week's Spectator and talks on the podcast about the history of China's mistress culture. (14:17)    And finally: What does it take to be a Hamleys elf?  Christmas is coming and if there are children in your life begging for this season's hottest toy, you might find yourself at Hamleys, the world's oldest toys store, and as you enter you may well be greeted by a festive elf. But what's it like being one of these red and green-clad friends of Father Christmas? Our podcast producer Sam Holmes writes in The Spectator this week about his experience as an elf when he was 19. Sam is joined on the podcast by Mark Campbell, the current Lego man at Hamleys and Sam's old boss from his elf days. (21:00) Hosted by Lara Prendergast Produced by Sam Holmes Subscribe to The Spectator today and get a £20 Amazon gift voucher: www.spectator.co.uk/voucher  Listen to Lara's food-based interview show, Table Talk: https://www.spectator.co.uk/tabletalk 

In this week's episode: Just who is protesting new Covid rules in Europe?  In The Spectator this week we have three articles that cover the riots and protests all over Europe about new covid policies. Two of them report the scene on the ground in different countries. Lionel Barber and Nick Farrell write respectively about the situations in Holland and Italy and talk on the podcast about why this is happening now and how much more it could escalate. (00:45) Also this week: Is China having its own hand and the #MeToo moment? A spotlight has been shined on China in recent days, due to the troubling series of events surrounding the Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai. Who after making claims of being pressured into a sexual relationship with a CCP official, disappeared for days, as all mentions of her claims were wiped from social media. Cindy Yu writes about this story in this week's Spectator and talks on the podcast about the history of China's mistress culture. (14:17)    And finally: What does it take to be a Hamleys elf?  Christmas is coming and if there are children in your life begging for this season's hottest toy, you might find yourself at Hamleys, the world's oldest toys store, and as you enter you may well be greeted by a festive elf. But what's it like being one of these red and green-clad friends of Father Christmas? Our podcast producer Sam Holmes writes in The Spectator this week about his experience as an elf when he was 19. Sam is joined on the podcast by Mark Campbell, the current Lego man at Hamleys and Sam's old boss from his elf days. (21:00) Hosted by Lara Prendergast Produced by Sam Holmes Subscribe to The Spectator today and get a £20 Amazon gift voucher: www.spectator.co.uk/voucher  Listen to Lara's food-based interview show, Table Talk: https://www.spectator.co.uk/tabletalk 

My guest of this episode is someone quite a few of our listeners may already know a bit, initiate and author Nick Farrell who just published two new books, we'll be talking about in the show. But firstly, our conversation starts with the changes of our days due to the pandemic and how it influenced and still does magicians and magic all over the world. We explore how a pretty dangerous form of polarisation seems to have taken over making people form tribes in more extreme ways than before adopting a hunt-and-kill-mentality. However, we also discuss the role of the balanced magician in this weird game and reflect on the need to look at different ideas before acting on them. Of course, Nick's latest book, ‘Star and Stone', a ground breaking work about geomancy and its connection to astrology will be a central topic in our episode. We'll be talking about the origins of geomancy, how it evolved as elemental theory was applied to it and how it was used for horary charts in terms of interpretation. We'll be exploring its advantages compared to other divination techniques such as the tarot as well. Part of our conversation will cover the modern purposes of this specific divination method on a magical level too such as checking on ritual working outlines before one is to implement them as geomancy is able to offer real black and white perspectives. We'll also be looking at some interesting parallels and differentiations between the geomancy, the I Ching, Golden Dawn watchtowers and Enochian chess as well. You'll have the opportunity to learn about Nick's second book too - actually a recently republished one that hasn't been available for reasonable prices for quite a while – ‘Mather's Last Secret'. It offers a collection of the papers of the Alpha & Omega Golden Dawn organisation which used to be Crowley's temple at the time he left the Golden Dawn. Nick is going to tell their highly fascinating background story and opening up about the motivation to publish them and how they can be used by modern day practitioners in order to get out the most of them. Another very important topic will be the need for orders and rituals to develop if not wanting to fall apart or become meaningless repetitions of the same story until no candidate is able to relate to them anymore and ultimately plunging into being lost and/or forgotten. The art of how this development has to take place is of course a different matter altogether as there's a delicate balance between sticking to certain words and/or movements ‘due to tradition' and letting things get out of control completely ‘due to innovation'. Nick will finally give us a glimpse on his upcoming book projects where quite a few are in line having waited patiently until he finished his amazing book on geomancy that I personally can't recommend highly enough for anyone interested in divination in general. Music played in this episode It seems to me already like if I had a new little "sensation" to announce for our musical program here on this podcast. I am extremely happy and proud that the music here has also become a bit of a trademark of this show and it makes me even happier that more and more of this music comes from YOU, the listeners!! And today the musical gift is quite spectacular. Its creator contacted me to send me his new album to use on the show. And you bet I am happy about that!!! So, today's music is by KRISTER LINDER. Let me cite his website for you: Elusive Swedish-Congolese Artist / Producer Returns from The U.S. With an Album of Dirty Gold. His music sets the tone in award winning feature films. Global fashion giants such as H&M, Fendi, Agent Provocateur and Chanel battle it out with his sound. But the man himself is not easily found. Now 13 years after the solo debut “Songs From the Silent Years,

The COMON Network Podcast is back to preview the 2021 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Kyle, Donny and Joe start the episode by breaking down some of their upset picks for early in the tournament before diving into their final four and national championship picks. The guys are then joined by COMON Network Betting Insider Matt Linden to discuss the tourney. Then, Nick Farrell, WU alum, anchor for Gold and Blue Nation and three-time WV Best Sports Anchor, joins the show to discuss the bracket as a whole, but especially the Mountaineers of WVU and the Big 12 teams in the dance. Today's episode is presented by the US Air Force Reserve. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/comon-network/support

Enjoy part one of a two part in depth analysis of the work of Graham Wheeler & Nick Farrell. Nick Farrell https://www.nickfarrell.it/in-defence-of-the-lesser-invoking-pentagram Graham Wheeler https://correspondencesjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/19601_20537158_wheeler.pdf --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/magick/message Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/magick-without-fears-frater-r-c-hermetic-podcast/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Another edition of our sister podcast 'Achtung! Lionesses' hosted by Ryan Loftus and Michael Avery. This week's show features conversation with defender Sian Fitzpatrick, manager Nick Farrell and the inimitable Harry Warren ...Follow the Millwall Lionesses @Millwall_LFC Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another edition of our sister podcast 'Achtung! Lionesses' hosted by Ryan Loftus and Michael Avery. This week's show features conversation with defender Sian Fitzpatrick, manager Nick Farrell and the inimitable Harry Warren ...Follow the Millwall Lionesses @Millwall_LFC See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A new regular podcast covering the Millwall Lionesses - hosted by Ryan Loftus, with Michael Avery and this week's guest - Assistant Manager and Head of Recruitment for the Lionesses Nick Farrell.For more details about the Lionesses please visit millwall-lionesses.comArrivederci Millwall ... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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A new regular podcast covering the Millwall Lionesses - hosted by Ryan Loftus, with Michael Avery and this week's guest - Assistant Manager and Head of Recruitment for the Lionesses Nick Farrell.For more details about the Lionesses please visit millwall-lionesses.comArrivederci Millwall ... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With student screen time at all-time highs and social isolation increasingly affecting kids, the scourge of fake news is a bigger threat than ever. Nick Farrell, co-founder of Bites Media, has some ideas of how to combat it. On this episode of Remote Possibilities, Nick talks about the importance of media literacy and how schools can take direct action to empower their students to not take the bait.The idea is relatively straight forward, as described by in a recent Forbes post: “Bites takes contemporary issues in the news, sourced from reliable and reputable outlets, then shrinks the information down into smaller, faster, more consumable chucks – or, bites – for younger readers. They then take that content and build comprehension lessons around it, allowing teachers to build important issue literacy around these key topics. The content and the lessons are built and delivered online, in easy, turnkey modules for teachers or parents.”Hogan and Farrell discuss a variety of topics including the how and why they are launching this endeavour and how he sees the future developing in this pandemic era.What They Do *Bites crafts and publishes interactive, multimedia news stories that provide the facts with rich context from diverse viewpoints.We work with graduate and undergraduate journalism students to pull 10+ sources into one place*Bites utilizes an explanatory journalistic approach, but we also make explicit connections between what is happening and why it matters to democracy and citizenry. This approach is proven to increase student engagement by at least 3 times.Why They Do It*Bites believes in prioritizing a foundation of understanding and fostering deep engagement to cultivate informed citizens and civic action.*Bites believes it is our civic duty to be informed citizens that go beyond simply casting a vote.

Join us as we learn all about food cost and food waste from Chef Nick Farrell, chef/owner of Sovana Bistro, and Lou Marrocco, Founder/President of Brandywine Events, and Meetings & Events Director of VisitDelcoPA. Nick & Lou share what terms like food cost and food waste really mean, how to manage and optimize both, and how to exceed guest expectations. #SpoilerAlert: It's all about balance, communication, and planning ahead. Highlights from this episode of Hold the Mustard (powered by Dineable) Food waste and food cost defined Working cooperatively amongst event planners, caterers, clients, and guests to exceed expectations and mitigate waste What happens when communication breaks down How to achieve healthy food cost Special order scallops and a special plate for an unexpected guest

One of today's most important representatives of Ceremonial Magic (and more) on Episode 11: NICK FARRELL Nick Farrell was born 1965 in the UK. His family moved to New Zealand when he was six montsh old and at the age of three he started to suffer from terrifying dreams which appeared real. These visions lasted until he was 17 when he bought his first set of Tarot cards and suddenly found himself in a Golden Dawn offshoot called Builders of the Adytum. Nick started to read everything he could find on the Golden Dawn and Magic. Nick moved to Hawkes Bay where he hooked up with the former members of the last surviving temple of the Golden Dawn, Whare Ra. In particular he joined the Order of the Table Round which was a side order of the now defunct Whare Ra temple. The head of the order was Percy Wilkinson who, along with Jack Taylor, had implanted the Golden Dawn’s initiatory formula over the top of the original ritual. Percy and a few of the other elderly Golden Dawn adepts shared a lot of ideas with Nick who at the time was not really that interested in the Golden Dawn and had signed up to join Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki’s Servants of the Light School. Nick moved to the UK to take part in practical work of the SOL and found himself being trained by David Goddard. In 1997, Nick visited the US where he carried out a few workshops and renewed his friendship with Chic and Tabatha Cicero and joined the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn forming a Temple of that Group in Nottingham. He followed the Cicero’s orthodox Golden Dawn curriculum from Neophyte to ZAM and passed all the practical and intellectual tests required by that order. Around that time Nick wrote his first book Making Talismans which has turned out to be an esoteric classic. He moved to Sofia in Bulgaria where he wrote Magical Pathworking, The Druidic Order of Pendragon (with Colin Robertson), Gathering the Magic and Egyptian Shaman. He also began to work with the artist Harry Wendrich and his wife Nicola Golden Dawn Temple Tarot deck which is soon to be released. In 2007 he wrote his first novel “When a Tree Falls“, which is an occult, fantasy based on his silly and at times black sense of humour. In 2008 he moved to Rome where he wrote two more books on the Golden Dawn “King over the Water” and “Mathers’ Last Secret“. Later that year he established the Magical Order of the Aurora Aurea which is a traditional Golden Dawn based order which already has five temples worldwide and a thriving correspondence course. In 2010 he decided to take his order out of the Golden Dawn egregrore so that it could evolve into something which reflected his own magical direction. The Order has also become more focused on Europe. He is the Editor of the Hermetic Journal which is a quarterly journal dedicated to ritual magic. Links to Nick’s work: His personal websiteHis Facebook pageHis books on Amazon The music played in this episode is byTHE BUTTERFLY WHEEL : The Butterfly Wheel unravel wisdom through their weaved songs and sounds. Theatrically and sensitively performing their attunements to the deep feminine, drawing on their inspirations from esoteric philosophy and their own core intuition. Their sound has been described as ‘wildly intriguing and haunting’.Click here for their website 1) SOFIA2) FLAME3) LOVE AND PSYCHE Intro and Outro Musicespecially written and recorded for the Thoth-Hermes Podcast by Chris Roberts

In this episode, joined by Nick Farrell of DC Vintage Watches, we discuss the complete corporate and manufacturing history of Tag Heuer, known simply as Heuer before 1985. From its conception, the brand has focused on innovation in precise time keeping, eschewing pushing the boundaries of complication in favor of the boundaries of precision; at one point producing mechanical stopwatches capable of measuring in 1/1000 second increments. We take a look at some of Heuer's most iconic models, and their relationship with motor and yacht racing, and examine a bunch of watches from their current offerings. This episode is available as a video! Get it at: https://youtu.be/qnbIvtbVG7kCheck out Nick's online store for vintage Heuer and Seiko! http://www.dcvintagewatches.comAll modern TAG Heuer watches featured in studio are available for sale at Crown & Caliber! Code CAM150 for $150 off your first watch! http://www.crownandcaliber.comGet 15% off anything in the Bee Line Coffee Store with code CHRONOhttp://www.beelinecoffee.com

In this episode, we are joined in studio by Nick Farrell of DC Vintage Watches, who specializes in vintage Seiko and Heuer watches! We discuss the history of Seiko up to the 1960's and 1970's, the prime decades for today's collectors, and check out some interesting collectible Seiko's as well as what to look for, and what to avoid when buying these watches. Additionally, we review a series of four watches from the Straton Watch Co., which are clearly inspired by the Seiko and Heuer watches of the same period. Check them out at: https://www.stratonwc.com/This episode is available as a video! Get it at: https://youtu.be/aiTLQeIwGkwCheck out DC Vintage Watches at: http://www.dcvintagewatches.comUse code CAM150 at Crown & Caliber for $150 off your first watch! http://www.crownandcaliber.comUse code CHRONO for 15% off anything in the Bee Line Coffee Store! http://www.beelinecoffee.com

This week, we are afloat in world-class potables and awash in equally as inspiring edibles. Guests include top sommelier Brent Kroll, newly minted partner in the newly opened Maxwell Park, a 33-seat gem of a wine bar in the sexy Shaw District. In with Brent are his partners (more somms!) Niki Land and Daniel Runnerstrom.We all scream for ice cream in the summer, but this guy's ice cream makes for screams heard 'round the world! RAMMY award-winning, "Pastry Chef of the Year" pastry chef Fabrice Bendano, he of Steven Starr's Le Diplomate in DC, has launched a summer ice cream cart for guests on the restaurant's sidewalk featuring homemade glaces that are blowing up taste buds (in a good way!). Paris-born Fabrice joins us for tastes and talk of his amazing, sweet treats.DC's storied Watergate Hotel - home of the Watergate break-in that toppled Richard Nixon's presidency - turns 50 this year, and topping the celebration is a one-of-a-kind commemorative dinner at Kingbird, the hotel's signature restaurant. An homage to the late Jean-Louis Palladin, the legendary, James Beard Award-winning chef whose innovations and feats of culinary magic at the hotel started in DC's dining revolution and launched the careers of many of today's current, top chefs. Joining us on the show is the hotel's executive chef, Michael Santoro, and GM, Jeff David, to discuss the anniversary, event and provide deets on the other, famous chefs joining Chef Michael to prepare the $250/plate, five-course dinner: Michael Laiskonis, Paul Liebrandt, Brian McBride and Robert Wiedmaier.District Distilling's Chef Justin Bittner is justifiably known for the crazy-good fried chicken biscuits he created (along with versions thereof). Now all are enshrined in the chef's Backroom Biscuit Happy Hour.Listen in as we discuss and devour tonnage biscuits.And, our new friend, Nick Farrell, bartender at NRG's Iron Gate restaurant, is known for creating some of the craftiest cocktails in DC - He's in with secret recipes and ingredients (not so secret anymore) and lotsa sips for us to try.

This week, we are afloat in world-class potables and awash in equally as inspiring edibles. Guests include top sommelier Brent Kroll, newly minted partner in the newly opened Maxwell Park, a 33-seat gem of a wine bar in the sexy Shaw District. In with Brent are his partners (more somms!) Niki Land and Daniel Runnerstrom.We all scream for ice cream in the summer, but this guy's ice cream makes for screams heard 'round the world! RAMMY award-winning, "Pastry Chef of the Year" pastry chef Fabrice Bendano, he of Steven Starr's Le Diplomate in DC, has launched a summer ice cream cart for guests on the restaurant's sidewalk featuring homemade glaces that are blowing up taste buds (in a good way!). Paris-born Fabrice joins us for tastes and talk of his amazing, sweet treats.DC's storied Watergate Hotel - home of the Watergate break-in that toppled Richard Nixon's presidency - turns 50 this year, and topping the celebration is a one-of-a-kind commemorative dinner at Kingbird, the hotel's signature restaurant. An homage to the late Jean-Louis Palladin, the legendary, James Beard Award-winning chef whose innovations and feats of culinary magic at the hotel started in DC's dining revolution and launched the careers of many of today's current, top chefs. Joining us on the show is the hotel's executive chef, Michael Santoro, and GM, Jeff David, to discuss the anniversary, event and provide deets on the other, famous chefs joining Chef Michael to prepare the $250/plate, five-course dinner: Michael Laiskonis, Paul Liebrandt, Brian McBride and Robert Wiedmaier.District Distilling's Chef Justin Bittner is justifiably known for the crazy-good fried chicken biscuits he created (along with versions thereof). Now all are enshrined in the chef's Backroom Biscuit Happy Hour.Listen in as we discuss and devour tonnage biscuits.And, our new friend, Nick Farrell, bartender at NRG's Iron Gate restaurant, is known for creating some of the craftiest cocktails in DC - He's in with secret recipes and ingredients (not so secret anymore) and lotsa sips for us to try.

The Domi Story How a milestone for TLH startups came to be. Today we're bringing you a story that's pivotal to tech and startups in Tallahassee: the founding of Domi Station. Established in 2014, Tallahassee's first privately-operated startup incubator and coworking space marked the beginning of a community that continues to grow and evolve. We sat down at GrassLands Brewery with Micah Widen and Jake Kiker, two of Domi's founding members, to find out how it all began. What you're about to hear was originally recorded in 2016. Our current host, Lucas Lindsey, was not yet a part of the picture, and producer Nick Farrell is on the host mic. Due to some recording issues (who's idea was it to record in a bar anyway?), we decided not to release the episode at the time. But now, in celebration of Domi's 3rd anniversary, the time is right. Click the player just below to find out the story behind Domi, the origin of its name, and what it took to get it off the ground. You'll also hear a *Disclaimer: There is some mild profanity in this episode.* E6 Links Domi Station GrassLands Brewery The Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship Launch Florida

*Disclaimer: This podcast was recorded via live webcam, and the audio does suffer from some interference. We apologize for any distraction that this may cause.* Reflection and planning are deeply intertwined — in order to move forward, you have to know where you’re coming from. That was the premise behind the first ever podcast episode of the Startup Capital series. Startup Capital TLH, founded mid 2016, began as an interview series focused on spotlighting and supporting Tallahassee startups and entrepreneurs. Now, it’s coming to your ears in podcast form. In this introductory episode, Lucas Lindsay, executive director at Domi Station and the host of Startup Capital Season 2, speaks with Cuttlesoft’s Frank Valcarcel, Emily Morehouse-Valcarcel, and Nick Farrell about the origin, goals, and outcomes of the series. Before jumping in, each participant took time to study the interviews of Season 1 to determine the major themes of the Season 1 interviews. Those themes include: Startup culture Entrepreneurial ecosystems Talent acquisition and retention Tech education Diversity & inclusion In this cross-country conversation between Lindsey and Farrell in Tallahassee and the Valcarcels in Denver, CO, these themes are discussed and dissected. How are entrepreneurs making the most of Tallahassee’s business resources? How can universities better adapt to the changing demands of the workplace? Tune in to learn the answers to these questions and others during Startup Capital: Season 2, Episode 1. Follow us on Twitter: Cuttlesoft Lucas Lindsey Nick Farrell Frank Valcarcel Emily Morehouse-Valcarcel   Episode One Links: Interviews: Jessica Lowe-Minor with INIE Dr. Gary Ostrander Keith Bowers with the SBDC Matt O’Hagan and Christian Pelaez Espinosa Mark Powell with Hwind Dustin Daniels with the Mayor’s Office   Resources: The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Florida A&M University (FAMU) The Entrepreneurial Excellence Program Domi Station’s Get Started Program Florida State University’s (fantastic) CS department The Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce Workforce Development at Tallahassee Community College HackFSU TechNole Florida Hackers The Institute for Nonprofit Innovation and Excellence

BT reads Nick Farrell's open letter to Julie Scott the CEO of AMORC, then discusses Golden Dawn, Wicca, Self Initiation, and groups, with fellow Volunteer Philosopher Michael Hickey, also known as Indigo Speaker.

Download this testimonyOn September the 12th, we had the pleasure of hearing the wonderful testimony of how God has turned Nick Farrell's handicap into a blessing. This is the first time that Nick has told his story before an audience, and we were very glad to be that audience!For more information about Lighthouse Baptist Church, please visit our website at http://lighthouseofbaldwin.org.To subscribe to our weekly sermon podcast (currently a couple weeks behind) click here.