Podcast appearances and mentions of Nick Gill

A pre-harvest update from the Greystone Wines, that recently hosted the inaugural Underground soil, food and farming festival. With viticulturalist and farming advisor, Nick Gill. You can read more here.Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

  In this episode, we interview Nick Gill, who talks about meeting our co-host Matt for the first time and how their relationship developed both personally and professionally. We dive into the nuances of building connections in unexpected ways, with Nick offering some fascinating insights from his perspective. As always, there's plenty of fun, including a side tangent about some of the joke songs we've made over the years. It's a laid-back, entertaining conversation you won't want to miss. Mentioned in this episode: Yoto Player The Quokkas Lil Rick Nick's Number 1 Track

his week Bunny is in the garden with Tim Hart. Tim switched from a nine year long banking career to starting a hotel in 1979. Now his world famous hotel, Hambleton Hall in Rutland,  is renown  for its superb cuisine – it has held a Michelin star since 1982, for 44 years, the longest of any restaurant in the UK. Tim gained this just 3 years after opening, while AA Gill's brother, Nick Gill, was head chef.  The gardens Tim has created, which overlook Rutland Water, are also exceptional. Tim explains how they altered them to give them year round appeal and how he prunes his stunning cloud pruned cork oak, climbing the trees himself in order to do it.  See the video ‘Fabulous Food, Fabulous Garden' on Bunny's YouTube channel where she chats to Tim and the Head Gardener Rob. www.hambletonhall.com  #hambletonhall #bunnyguinnesspodcast 

You can't be what you can't see. It's a saying that prompted a former AFL player to create a children's band, so that his kids could be exposed to more than the bland musical world they were offered. Nick Gill is the founder of children's band The Quokkas, with a mission to show children a modern and inclusive Australia through song. After his AFL career Nick went on to become a Channel 7 news reporter and then Breakfast radio host in Newcastle, but it's writing songs for his twins that reflects the diversity of Australia that now keeps him awake at night. He recruited an elite group of musicians to form The Quokkas, with the attitude that they're learning as much from the kids as the kids are from the music. They've just released a new album called Songs for Everyone, and have had their videos downloaded millions of times all around the world, on themes such as body positivity, cooperation and kindness. Nick Gill and fellow Quokkas member Matt McLaren talk to Nance Haxton about what's coming up in the future for this exciting children's music band.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With no men's football this past weekend, we look forward to week 1 of the finals, we discuss the Demons finals record over pies. We look back at the Bloodbath of 1945. After discussing all 4 finals, we get stuck into a season review of the bottom 4 (Eagles, Roos, Hawks, Suns). Charlie gives us his bizarre fixture fix and we discuss what a rivalry round might look like in an everyone plays each other once, season.    If you enjoy our podcast please give us a rating or leave a comment. Also, please refer us to friends and let other people know about what we do! We use a range of resources when working on our show, to see a list of this constantly growing list click on the following link www.kicktokick.podbean.com   Song of the week The Bye Song Produced by Nick Gill and Adam Keily

In todays episode of Benny asking people questions, we get to chat to Nick Gill of the quokkas. The Quokkas music is directly reflected in the lives they live creating a sense of depth and honesty tp the messages they share. From AFL, Music Therapy, to the Voice, this is a band that is as interesting off the stage as they are on. I give you, the Quokkas The post A whole lotta Quokka appeared first on Benny Time.

On this episode of GInger Bros we welcome our buddy Nick Gill on the show. Nick has some awesome stories as he works full time in a coal mine and works as a pdr technician/ business owner in his time away from the mine. This is one of the funniest guys we've ever had on. So get ready to laugh until your stomach hurts as we get to know Nick just a little bit better.  

The unique limestone hills of the Waipara Valley are home to Greystone's 50-hectare organic vineyard. General manager and founding viticulturist Nick Gill says that despite a lack of direct sunlight, the grapevines are approaching véraison, a French term that heralds the start of the ripening process.

An insight into a young Nick Gill!Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/nick-jess-and-duckoSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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So far in Casting the Inner Critic, I have been speaking solely with female creatives and in this episode I am rectifying that and chatting with Nick Gill. Nick is a former professional Aussie rules footballer who played for the Adelaide Crows. He is now a breakfast radio presenter on Hit 106.9 in Newcastle, he is also part of a band for kids called the Quokkas. It's catchy music that is all about diversity, inclusivity and basically it is music that makes a difference. Nick talks about his doubtful clump of clay critic called Gak and casts his counter critic as his inner rational, nerdy spreadsheet loving self. Find Nick on instagram, on Hit 106.9 Newcastle and in the Quokkas. www.darlingmillsstudio.com @darling_mills_studio

In this episode, we interview Nick Gill about his take on owning a wellness clinic. Welcome to the Wellness Biz Secrets Podcast where we talk to wellness clinic & med spa owners to hear what they're doing this working RIGHT NOW and to hear lessons and failures they have learned along the way. We would love to share your story! If you'd like to be featured on the podcast, fill out the form on the link below. https://www.wellnessbizsecret.com/be-featured Check Out Their Website Here: https://kbwellnesscenter.com/

In this episode, HSA's Founder Paloma Harrington invites with Nick Gill of David Phillips to talk about “Evolving a Sustainable Furniture Model”. This episode is a recording of the highlights of Mr Gill's presentation that took place at the Home Staging Forum 2021 on the 30th September. Find out more on HSA's website: www.homestaging.org.uk To learn more about David Phillips and the services and products Nick Gills mentions during his presentation, please visit their website: www.davidphillips.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/homestagingassociation/support

The Agents of Innovation podcast features conversations with entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and artists, hosted by Francisco Gonzalez. Episode 100 (December 2021) features an interview with Gerard Kelly, the co-founder and former CEO of NRG Esports, co-founder of WSOE, and co-founder of Havik (havik.us). He is involved in search and rescue operations through Team Rubicon (teamrubiconusa.org). He has also been an esports broadcaster on ESPN. Episode 100 also features the song "Afraid to Go" by Nick Gill. Nick was the guest on Episodes 1 and 32. Thank you to Dan Lesniak for being a sponsor of the Fearless Journeys community! Check out the HyperFast Agent podcast and HyperFast coaching program at: hyperfast-agent.mykajabi.com Thank you to our friends at Christner's Prime Steak & Lobster in Orlando, Florida for providing us a space to record this podcast with a live audience. Visit their restaurant at: https://christnersprimesteakandlobster.com Follow the Agents of Innovation podcast on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. And, consider connecting with many of our previous (and future!) guests at: fearlessjourneys.org. You can support this podcast and our Fearless Journeys community on our Patreon account: www.patreon.com/fearlessjourneys

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In this episode, Jessey chats with Nick Gill from the Australian children's act The Quokkas about making music for children, The importance of diversity in entertainment and Instagram scams.Follow The Quokkas on IG & FB @quokkasmusicFollow Life on Music on IG & FB @lifeonmusicpodFollow Jessey Napa on IG & FB @jesseynapa

Phil Abel is a letterpress printer in London, who started his Hand and Eye Press in 1985 with a modest array of printing gear on the road towards his current set up with Heidelberg presses, and the ability to use both metal and wood type and produce modern photopolymer plates in house. He produces limited-edition fine-art books and we'll talk about the album business.Nick Gill worked for Phil, and eventually acquired his Monotype hot-metal casting gear to form Effra Press in North Yorkshire, England, where he and his wife are raising their children. Effra is one of the few remaining typefounders in the world. Nick trained at the Type Archive's Monotype Hot-Metal Ltd operation, learning how to cut Monotype punches and matrices from Parminder Kumar Rajput, the only person ever learned all the jobs in the plant at the Monotype factory. Nick is also a musician, which we'll get into how print and music meet in modern times.Notes for this episode:The Type ArchiveSix Centuries of Type & Printing by yours truly, composed by Nick and printed by PhilRobert Pirsig's Zen and the Art of Motorcycle MaintenanceWind in the Willows editions from Hand and EyeLondon DocklandsC.C. Stern Type Foundry visitThe C.C. Stern Type FoundryFrank Romano and the Museum of Printing in MassachusettsMartin Zaltz Auswick, the link between Nick and myself, and Helen Zaltzman and her podcast, The AllusionistPneumatic aspects of Monotype casting systemBill Welliver's CompCAT system installed at Hand and Eye, back in 2013Kumar & the Lost Art of PunchcuttingRichard Ardagh, New North PressSue Shaw obituary“The Vinyl? It's Pricey. The Sound? Otherworldly. The Electric Recording Co. in London cuts albums the way they were made in the 1950s and '60s — literally.”

Simon Iatrou enters the chat for the first time and is immediately welcomed by Nick trying to explain the Toronto Maple Leafs debacle in soccer terms...  Then, the boys discuss Pep "Fraudiola" Guardiola's managerial skills after Nick Gill goes off on the Premier League champion's acumen.  All of this happens before the main topic of the episode: England Euros preview! Can the Three Lions get it done? Is Gareth Southgate the man for the job? Is Declan Rice really going to start? Find out inside!  Follow us on Instagram @thesgcpodcast.

Vukasin Simeunovic and Nick Gill join Adrian and Nick to discuss the fallout of last week's major bombshell in the formation and then subsequent collapse of the Super League.  The boys also go over the new Champions League format and debate the merits of a 50+1 system in England, before launching into another edition (and Vuke's first ever) of Random Predictions.  Follow us on Instagram @thesgcpodcast

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Chris Davies, Brodie Smith, Conner Henry, Connor Rozee, Jade Rawlings, Nick Gill and Bruce Djite. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys kick off the show by giving Nick Gill, returning from an 8 week absence, a short lesson on the basics of baseball.  Then they tackle a wide range of football related issues, including Barcagate, Zlatan vs. LeBron, yet another instance of VAR causing controversy in the Premier League and yet more on Bruno Fernandes.  Adrian share his thoughts on two football greats that we lost this week, Glen Roeder and Ian St. John, before hosting another rousing rendition of Random Predictions.  Follow us on Instagram @thesgcpodcast.

On this episode of the Working Perspectives Podcast, Nick Gill joins the boys to talk about his story of how he went from scrapping rust off of snow plows to loading trucks and planes for UPS and everything in between. He then explains the rewards of following his dream and betting on himself and being on ESPN as a sports analyst. Finally he shares some struggles of being new to the position of Athletic Director and the baptism under fire of being an athletic director during COVID. Also --as usual-- Matt tells some crazy stories about his past.   New episodes every Tuesday.    Please rate and review! 

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Christian Jope and Nick Gill join the show to predict the outcomes of the weekend's Premier League games, and to debate who's better: Chelsea or Liverpool.

Adrian and Nick check in with Nick Gill, who's at his Playland and fired up about Liverpool, England, VAR and everything else.

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Nick Gill joins us as we talk about having self control (and giving God control) in our lives.

The Agents of Innovation podcast features conversations with entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and artists, hosted by Francisco Gonzalez. Episode 74 (April 2020) features an interview with Nate Amaral, an events-based entrepreneur based in Bermuda. His companies included Bermuda Photo Booth Rentals and The Beam Team, a laser lights show company. He is also a professional photographer, fire dancer, and competes in Muay Thai competitions. His companies can be found at: bdaphotobooth.com and bermudabeams.com. Follow him on Instagram @my.mate.nate. Episode 74 also features the song "Row" by Nick Gill. His music can be found on Spotify at: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6PAqkw6iZeHqBLqWkDt3IX. For more information on the Agents of Innovation podcast, visit the website: agentsofinnovation.org and follow on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Founder & Strategy Partner at Team Eleven, Nick Gill, joins us as we discuss lessons learned from his years in the marketing world, being mentally broken, and building a company that puts the employee first.

Juicy Bits reflections on: #1 How we can put being mentally broken to good use #2 It's all about the people and relationships #3 Drawing energy from those around us

He’s never tried to become his own brand, hang out at the right clubs or promote himself. He doesn’t bounce from jury to jury, job to job or club to club. And you’ll never read his latest theory on marketing in the trade mags. Nick Gill is currently Chief Creative Officer of BBH, his third agency in 30 years. We had a great chat, hope you enjoy.

On this episode, we welcome Nick Gill. We'll be discussing Tree Monitors (Blues and Greens specifically). This is one I'm personally going to geek out on pretty fierce!

On this episode, we welcome Nick Gill. We’ll be discussing Tree Monitors (Blues and Greens specifically). This is one I’m personally going to geek out on pretty fierce!

On this episode, we welcome Nick Gill. We’ll be discussing Tree Monitors (Blues and Greens specifically). This is one I’m personally going to geek out on pretty fierce!

Automotive experts Nick Gill, Jerome Coignard, and Petri Talala recap some of the highlights of the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show relative to mobility for the Automotive industry and share their insights and predictions for the year ahead. To know more, visit www.capgemini.com/automotive

The Agents of Innovation podcast features conversations with entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and artists, hosted by Francisco Gonzalez. Episode 34 (November 2017) features an interview with Danni Mitchell and Danielle Casey of Elizabeth Avenue Station, a creative and entrepreneurial space for artists, vendors, and events in The Warehouse District of West Palm Beach, Florida. More information can be found on their website at www.thestationwpb.com. This episode also features the song "See You Better" by Paul Pfau. His music can be found at www.paulpfaumusic.com. Find the Agents of Innovation podcast on Facebook at www.facebook.com/agentsofinnovationpodcast, on Twitter at @AgentInnovation, and on Instagram at @innovationradio. And, please leave us a review on iTunes and we will give you a thank you shout out on a future episodes of the Agents of Innovation podcast. Thanks on this episode to: Evan Ernst, Dan Lesniak, Jean-Yves Aubone, Jeff Frazee, Nick Gill, Ilya Shapiro, Eric Smith, and Chris Cate.

The Agents of Innovation podcast features conversations with entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and artists, hosted by Francisco Gonzalez. Episode 32 (October 2017) features an interview with Nick Gill, a musician, actor, and entrepreneur, who currently resides in Nashville, Tennessee. This episode also features the song "When I Worship You," by Nick Gill. His music can be found at www.nickgillmusic.com and his acting portfolio can be found at http://www.imdb.com/name/nm7976121/. Find the Agents of Innovation podcast on Facebook at www.facebook.com/agentsofinnovationpodcast, on Twitter at @AgentInnovation, and on Instagram at @innovationradio. And, please leave us a review on iTunes and we will give you a thank you shout out on a future episodes of the Agents of Innovation podcast.

The Agents of Innovation podcast features conversations with entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and artists, hosted by Francisco Gonzalez. Episode 29 (July 2017) features an interview with Michael Long, CEO of SailFuture. Find more information on SailFuture at www.sailfuture.org. This episode also features the song "You Are Who You Are" by Matt Hires. Find his music at www.matthires.com. Find the Agents of Innovation podcast on Facebook at www.facebook.com/agentsofinnovationpodcast, on Twitter at @AgentInnovation, and on Instagram at @innovationradio. Special thanks to Nick Gill for providing the new sounds of the Agents of Innovation podcast and to marketing director Marshall Polston for the social media graphics and posts.

Phil and Jordan discuss the All Blacks last Test of the year against France and review the 2016 season now it has come to an end. The All Blacks won 24-19 and the lads recap how they got the win (1:05). Wayne Barnes microphone and the rare insights heard throughout the match broadcast comes up (3:20) before the focus shifts to ranking the 2016 season out of 10 and why (4:51). Player of the year is debated (7:32) before the biggest disappointments from 2016 are discussed (10:09). Current strengths and weaknesses are also layed out while looking ahead to the 2017 Lions tour of NZ (15:00). The idea of a Possible v Probables or North Island v South Island match as a Lions tour warm up is raised (18:10) before the lads then answer if this was a suprise year in terms of success (19:07). Other big surprises of the year are reviewed (21:15) along with best individual or team performances (26:25). Credit is the given to Nick Gill, the All Blacks fitness supremo, (30:23) and any concerns about the team/game are highlighted (31:40) along with predictions laid for what the big talking points of next year will be (34:20). The focus then shifts to recapping some stats the boys are proud of from this first year on flyhalf.net (38:14) and how it's changed how they watch rugby (39:58). A little bit of dreaming is done with some banter about running the site full time (42:28) before wrapping up with plans for next year and a farewell for 2016.

The Agents of Innovation podcast features conversations with entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and artists, hosted by Francisco Gonzalez. Episode seven (Aug 2015) features an interview with Donald Hodgskin, the founder and director of Pest Offense, the world's number one electronic pest repeller and founder of the Thank You Veterans Golf Tournament, which will celebrate its 13th annual tournament on December 7, 2015 in Winter Springs, Florida. More about Pest Offense at: http://www.pestoffense.com and the Thank You Veterans Golf Tournament at: http://www.thankyouveteransgolf.comThis episode also features a song by musician Nick Gill and you can find Nick Gill's music at: http://www.nickgillmusic.com. Visit the Agents of Innovation Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/AgentsofInnovationPodcast and follow us on twitter @AgentInnovation.

Nick Gill is part of Triple M Adelaide's Rush Hour. He's a former AFL player, had a stack of media gigs and has a 20 year old computer.

Nick Gill is part of Triple M Adelaide's Rush Hour. He's a former AFL player, had a stack of media gigs and has a 20 year old computer.

The Agents of Innovation podcast features conversations with entrepreneurs, philanthropists, and artists, hosted by Francisco Gonzalez. Episode one (April 2015) features interviews with Isaac Morehouse, founder and CEO of Praxis, and with musician Nick Gill. You can visit Praxis at: https://www.discoverpraxis.com. And you can find Nick Gill at: http://nickgillmusic.com.