Podcast appearances and mentions of Nick Ferguson

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Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council covers a wide range of real world topics.   Ron Paul and Chris Rossini lead off today a simple question.  If ships are moving though the strait why pause “Project Freedom”?  The Mike Milito talks about hunting spring turkeys.  Nick Ferguson weighs in on ship mast black locust.  Doc Bones tells you what you don’t know about Michael Faraday beyond the Faraday cage.  Joel Ryals will talk about dog training for when distractions derail your efforts.  Jesse Markowitz will tell you why there is actually no bitcoin inside your Bitcoin wallet.  And to … Continue reading →

Nick Ferguson grew up in inner-city Miami in a world that tried to define his future before he had a chance to dream. With no father figure, surrounded by poverty, prejudice, and expectations that narrowed life to "jail or a casket," Nick chose another path. He chose books. He chose belief. He chose football. He chose the hard road. Undrafted, overlooked, cut, injured, and forced to fight his way through the CFL, Germany, and countless closed doors, Nick refused to let circumstance become his identity. He built a remarkable 10-year NFL career, but this conversation is not really about football. It is about taking the pencil back and writing your own story. Nick speaks with raw honesty about anger, isolation, faith, failure, mentorship, and reinvention. His message is simple and powerful: life will test you, people will doubt you, and adversity will find you. The question is whether you retreat or move forward. Today, Nick is a broadcaster, mentor, and motivational speaker, helping others escape the victim mindset and discover their own gift. This is a story of resilience, accountability, and the courage to say, "I am here."

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Today on The Survival Podcast the expert council covers a wide range of real world topics.   Ron Paul and Chris Rossini lead off today with why the warfare and welfare states can’t continue to coexist.  Andy McCann discusses what VO2 max is and why it matters. Jesse Markowitz talks about new EU privacy laws and how freedom tech evades them.  We get the run down from Kerry Brown on the herb cleavers and Nick Ferguson talks orchard fencing.  Joel Ryals begins a new series on dogs, this one on bringing home a new dog.  I then wrap thing up in … Continue reading →

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In this episode of The UVM Podcast, hosts Nick Ferguson and Stephen Cieslewicz are joined by Jim Kubrak, Senior Technical Advisor at The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) and a key author of the newly released draft report, Reducing the Risk of Wildfire Ignition by the Bulk Power System. Together, they explore how wildfire risk is rapidly evolving from a regional concern into a continent-wide reliability issue for the electric grid.Jim shares insights into NERC's growing focus on wildfire as a critical reliability threat, highlighting data that shows increasing outage impacts and significantly longer restoration times compared to other severe weather events. The conversation dives into what prompted the report, namely a FERC directive following a Presidential Executive Order, and why its findings could be as transformative as past regulatory milestones like FAC-003.A major focus of the discussion is how vegetation management must adapt. Key recommendations include expanding FAC-003 applicability down to 100 kV lines, increasing vegetation treatment frequency in high fire risk areas, and extending management practices beyond traditional rights-of-way. The episode also explores the role of advanced technologies. such as satellite data, LiDAR, AI, and weather modeling, in enabling more proactive, risk-based decision-making.Jim emphasizes the importance of collaboration, data standardization, and stakeholder engagement as the industry moves toward implementation. He also underscores the opportunity for utilities to align Wildfire Mitigation Plans (WMPs) with Transmission Vegetation Management Programs (TVMPs) to create a more holistic approach to wildfire prevention.With a public comment period closing on March 27th 2026 and standards development on the horizon, this episode is a must-listen for utility professionals seeking to understand, and influence, the future of wildfire risk mitigation on the bulk power system.A big thank you to this episode's sponsors, Jack McCabe, Ali Kulick, Darik Warnke, and the entire team at Davey Resource Group, Inc., without whose support this episode wouldn't have been possible.The draft report from NERC can be found here.Materials from the NERC Workshop held in January 2026 can be found here.

In this episode of Broncos Country Night, hosts Benjamin Allbright and Nick Ferguson dive into the latest NFL news with special guest Parker Gabriel. They discuss the Broncos' recent acquisition of Jalen Waddle and the implications of the trade. Nick, Ben and Parker break down the cost of the trade, the potential impact on the team's roster, and the ripple effects on the NFL landscape. They also touch on the NFLPA's recent controversy surrounding J.C. Tretter's election as executive director and the concerns of former players. This episode is a must-listen for any Broncos fan or NFL enthusiast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Benjamin Allbright and Nick Ferguson dive into the latest news surrounding the Denver Broncos. They discuss the team's recent trade for wide receiver Jalen Waddle, and what it means for the team's roster and future plans. Grant shares his thoughts on the trade, including the potential impact on Courtland Sutton and the team's salary cap situation. The guys also touch on the business side of football, discussing the pros and cons of the trade and what it says about the team's priorities.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Nick Ferguson is a Permaculture Designer, Ecosystem Engineer, and international consultant with over a decade of professional experience designing resilient properties coast to coast in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres. Certified under Geoff Lawton at the Permaculture Research Institute Australia, Nick transforms land into self sufficient systems using function stacking, regenerative agriculture, and holistic design. Nick is also a long time friend of mine and a go to expert for TSP listeners looking for help with plants, fodder systems, and homestead ecosystem design. Over the years he has worked with landowners around the world helping them design landscapes that … Continue reading →

In this episode of The UVM Podcast, hosts Stephen R. Cieslewicz and Nick Ferguson, sit down with Sara Sankowich (Vice President Shared Services and Sustainability - Unitil ) and Randy Miller (Director of Research and Development- Eocene) from the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point to discuss the Professional Utility Vegetation Management (Pro-UVM) Program and what it means for the future of our industry.Sara and Randy explain how the program was created to bridge the gap between traditional forestry education and the realities of utility vegetation management — reliability pressure, wildfire risk, regulatory scrutiny, and public accountability.The conversation breaks down:• Foundations and Advanced Certificates• The Professional UVM Credential pathway• Course format, time commitment, grading, and CEU eligibility• Who the program is built for — utilities, contractors, consultants, and regulators• How the credential can strengthen hiring, advancement, and program credibilityThe episode also highlights recent efforts at UW–Stevens Point to further institutionalize UVM, including exploration of establishing a full-time faculty position dedicated specifically to leading and expanding Utility Vegetation Management efforts at the university — a clear signal that UVM is evolving into a recognized professional discipline.Steve and Nick push the larger question:What does it truly mean to professionalize UVM — and will structured education help move the industry from reactive cycle management toward risk-based, proactive strategies?Whether you are entering the field or leading a large vegetation program, this episode offers a practical look at how education and credentials may shape the next generation of UVM leadership.SponsorsThis episode of The UVM Podcast is made possible by our commercial sponsors:Celerity Utility SolutionsClear Path Utility Solutions LLCWe appreciate their continued support of industry education and conversation.

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In this episode of The UVM Podcast, hosts Steve Cieslewicz and Nick Ferguson sit down with Matt Allen of Portland General Electric (PGE) to unpack what it really looks like to transition from private arboriculture into utility vegetation management.After spending 27 years in the private tree care industry, Matt made the leap into the utility world. Now three years in, Matt reflects on the early culture shock, the steep learning curve, and the skills that translated surprisingly well from residential and commercial arboriculture into large-scale utility operations.The conversation explores the differences between private and utility “customers,” managing crews and contracts at scale, and how expectations shift when public safety, reliability, and regulation enter the picture. Matt also shares what helped him survive those first overwhelming years, what he'd tell someone considering the same career move, and how experienced utility professionals can better support newcomers coming from the private side.Beyond career transitions, the episode dives into bigger-picture topics like breaking down silos between contractors and utilities, how private arboriculture and utility forestry can learn from each other, and what's currently happening inside PGE, including vegetation initiatives and wildfire mitigation efforts tied to Wildfire Mitigation Plans (WMPs).Whether you're thinking about making the jump into utility vegetation management, onboarding new talent from the private sector, or looking for ways to strengthen collaboration across the industry, this episode offers candid insights from someone who's lived on both sides of the fence.A huge thank you to the sponsor of this season and episode, Clear Path Utility Solutions.

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In this episode of The Utility Vegetation Management Podcast, hosts Stephen Cieslewicz and Nick Ferguson speak with Andy Abranches, VP of Wildfire Mitigation at PG&E, about how wildfire risk has fundamentally changed. Andy discusses climate and non-climate drivers of extreme wildfire, the evolving role of vegetation management, data-driven mitigation, and the realities of Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS). The conversation also covers coordination with fire agencies, home hardening, defensible space, and what gives Andy optimism as utilities adapt to a new wildfire paradigm. 

Two new coordinators for Commanders could be a positive thing Tobi Altizer and Nick Ferguson join the show

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Former Denver Broncos safety Nick Ferguson Good, Bad & Ugly Whole World News

Hour 1 Mammoth pick up 5-4 OT win over Flyers more on Mammoth win What you may have missed Hour 2 Former Denver Broncos safety Nick Ferguson Good, Bad & Ugly Whole World News Hour 3 Jay Stevens talks Utah Mammoth for the hour

Former Denver Broncos safety Nick Ferguson

Former Denver Broncos safety Nick Ferguson

Former Denver Broncos Safety Nick Ferguson Good, Bad & Ugly Whole World News

In this hour of Cashing Out, host Dustin Swedelson is joined by Nick Ferguson, KOA Radio (Denver), to cover the Bills vs Broncos game. Also, joining the show is Chris Ruffolo - Handicapper - PickDawgz.com, to give some picks across CBB, NFL Playoffs, and the CFP Championship. Dustin digs into some Night Bites and gives his Best Bets, along with Producer Adam Bernard giving his hockey picks!Get instant access to expert picks, public betting splits data, and pro betting tools when you join VSiN pro. Grab your first month for only $9.99 or take over $60 off an annual subscription when you use promo code: SUPER. Click Here to get started. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode of the Crack House Chronicles True Crime Podcast Donnie and Dale please to have on the show, Nick Ferguson, father of Brittany and Mary Jenkins, sister of Brittany. Brittany Elizabeth Ferguson, 23, was killed when a rock was thrown through her windshield the night of May 15, 2024. Ferguson was driving on Conley Road, close to Jeeter Carswell Road near Morganton North Carolina. After the rock was thrown and busted her windshield, Ferguson drove off the road and hit a house. This case is still unsolved and Law Enforcement is heavily envolved. Links to submit a tip or find out more information: https://governor.nc.gov/news/press-releases/2025/12/29/governor-offers-reward-information-burke-county-murder https://www.instagram.com/p/DS3DMUGDc7p/ https://www.burkenc.org/2470/Sheriffs-Office https://www.facebook.com/nick.ferguson.188  Our Links https://www.crackhousechronicles.com/ https://linktr.ee/crackhousechronicles https://www.tiktok.com/@crackhousechronicles https://www.facebook.com/crackhousechronicles Check out our MERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/user/crackhousechronicles

Jim Rome's Daily Jungle - 12/26/2025 Trent Rush on NBA Christmas Games, JJ Redick upset at LeBron and his pouting. Then Kyle Whittingham is named Michigan Head Coach. Today's guests include Robert Smith and Nick Ferguson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brian Webber fills in for Rich Eisen. In hour three, Brian talks about how The Broncos took care of business against the Chiefs, should we believe in them? Also, is there faith in the Bears this weekend against the 49ers? Nick Ferguson, Former NFL Safety joins the show to discuss the Broncos win over the Chiefs on Christmas Day as well as other NFL headlines. Finally, Breaking News: Michigan is expected to finalize a deal with former Utah HC Kyle Whittingham. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Jim Rome Show Hour 3 - 12/26/2025 Trent Rush previews the upcoming NFL games for the weekend with playoff implications. Nick Ferguson joins to talk NFL playoffs. Trent answers Ask The Pros questions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices