Podcast appearances and mentions of nick phillips

In this jam-packed episode of The Jay Thomas Show (hosted today by Tim Flakkol), listeners are taken on a wide-ranging ride through some of the most fascinating developments in North Dakota and beyond. The show kicks off with a deep-dive interview featuring Nick Phillips of Applied Digital, discussing the jaw-dropping $5 billion AI and blockchain facility being built in Ellendale, North Dakota—one of the largest of its kind in the U.S. He explains how cold weather, low power costs, and regional infrastructure are helping position North Dakota as a future tech powerhouse. Then it's onto local controversy as Mike Rachow highlights the brewing debate over the potential closure of the Broadway Station, a vital gathering place for North Fargo seniors. He raises concerns about North-South equity in Fargo's development priorities. Weather guru Dean provides a forecast update just in time for Mother's Day planting, followed by beloved horticulturist Don Kinzler, who answers a flurry of listener questions about raised gardens, pesky rabbits, and the curious case of red-white-blue AI-generated hostas. Listeners also get gardening hacks (hello, hand warmers for plants!), and pro tips on soil mixes and tree care. Closing out the episode is a touching, music-filled conversation with rising singer-songwriter Ella Rudd, a 17-year-old high school grad reflecting on her musical journey, creative process, and performing with family. Bonus: she debuts a brand-new original live on air. Whether you're into tech, tomatoes, or tunes—this episode hits every note.

Despite having no manufacturing experience, Nick Phillips (The Breadmakers, Corduroy Records) impulsively bought Australia's last vinyl pressing equipment, not only saving it from the scrap heap, but creating an Australian vinyl legacy and spirit that continues through today's modern pressing plants. Topics Include: Introduction of Nick Phillips and his vinyl industry background. Early records on Mr Spaceman – label-mates with Cosmic Psychos How Nick impulsively bought a record factory in Sydney. Nick had no manufacturing experience before buying the equipment. The equipment cost approximately $6,000 in 1989-1990. Nick moved the vinyl pressing equipment to Melbourne. Finding an affordable factory space in McKinnon, Melbourne. The labor-intensive nature of hand-pressed vinyl record production. Description of the vinyl manufacturing process with electroplating. Need to import vinyl pellets from California after local supply ended. The machines were 1960s Swedish Alpha Toolex presses. Typical daily production of 500 albums or 800 seven-inches. Discussion of major artists pressed at Corduroy Records. Direct-to-acetate recordings as a significant part of operations. Sonic Youth's visit to record direct-to-acetate - "Melbourne Direct" record The White Stripes recording session that didn't go smoothly. How the White Stripes acetates were transferred to Third Man Records Corduroy's unusual business model of charging majors more. Employee requirement to run their own record labels. Nick's perspective on running a business more for passion. The origin of the Corduroy Records name. Why they added "& Detective Agency" to the business name. Their one failed detective case involving counterfeit Nike socks. Financial challenges of running the pressing plant. How EMI and other labels sued Corduroy for copyright infringement. The factory relocation costs that contributed to closing. Selling the equipment to Obese Records/future Zenith Records. How Hilltop Hoods went from customers to part-owners. The machines are still operating today at Zenith Records. Nick's band The Breadmakers has been active for 35 years. The Breadmakers' consistent 1960s R&B sound over decades. The new Breadmakers album "Lonesome Sundown." Nick's satisfaction at keeping vinyl alive in Australia. Directing listeners to thebreadmakers.bandcamp.com for music. Interview wrap up EXTENDED, Commercial free, high resolution version of this podcast is available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8

St. Louis native Chaz Littlejohn is serving five years in federal prison for the theft and leak of Donald Trump's tax returns. St. Louis Magazine senior editor Nick Phillips explored the mystery of Littlejohn's crimes, chronicling how the former government contractor decided to break the law for what he believed were the right reasons. Phillips takes us into Littlejohn's world — and what happened when Chaz turned his attention from Trump's taxes to other billionaires.

Please welcome Cincinnati, OH based deep house DJ and producer Matt Ice! Enjoy his first mix on the Deep House Cat full of deep and soulful house tracks by artists like Mo'Cream, Ross Couch, Fizzikx and many more!Track listThe Sunchasers - Wave JuiceColette, Demarkus Lewis - Falling (Deez Raw Mix)Intr0beatz - Illustrated ChordsAtLows - Let It Ride (Original Mix)Tyler Stone, Nick Phillips, Mo'Cream - Movin' On (Mo'Cream Remix)Susio, Mr. Wright - Don't Look Back (Mr. Wright Remix)Dam Swindle - Body ControlTeddy Black, Austins Groove, Sebb Junior - Beat Don't Stop (Sebb Junior Extended Remix)Zetbee - Walking Over MeMo'Cream - Look AroundRudi'Kastic, DJ Christian B - Praise (Original Mix)Ross Couch - In The DarkFizzikx - Between The Lines (Original Mix)DJ Christian B - Feels (Original Mix)It would be awesome if you would leave a like, a comment or a share :)#deephouse #vaeroybeach #norway #soulfulhouse

Halloween is Canceled is a limited audio series unpacking and dissecting five unmade Halloween sequels. Presented by the DREAD Podcast Network's very own Development Hell, this podcast celebrates the strange, fascinating, and often outrageous history of unmade Michael Myers features.PART FOUR - HALLOWEEN: THE MISSING YEARSFind out what Michael Myers was up to during the events of HALLOWEEN 3 as we return to Smiths Grove Sanitorium to unearth the unmade sequel HALLOWEEN: THE MISSING YEARS. Featuring a slew of Haddonfield legacy characters such as Lindsey Wallace, Dr. Loomis, and Sheriff Brackett, this unproduced script by writer Jake Wade Wall (When A Stranger Calls) is a total treat for any HALLOWEEN fan.Listen in as we discuss this legendary screenplay in detail with former Dimension Films executive Nick Phillips and the writer of HALLOWEEN: THE MISSING YEARS himself, Jake Wade Wall.Watch out for all five parts of Halloween is Canceled right here on the DREAD Podcast Network.Follow Nick Phillips on InstagramLearn more about Jake Wade Wall Follow Development Hell:Twitter - @DevelHellPodInstagram - @DevelopmentHellPodFacebook - DevelopmentHellPodTheme music by Drew PidgeonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Halloween is Canceled 2 is a limited audio series unpacking and dissecting five more unmade Halloween sequels. Presented by the DREAD Podcast Network's very own Development Hell, this podcast celebrates the strange, fascinating, and often outrageous history of unmade Michael Myers features.PART THREE - HALLOWEEN: ASYLUMFor the third chapter of Halloween is Cancelled 2, we're signing into Smith's Grove Sanitarium to reveal the never-made sequel Halloween: Asylum from writer Matt Venne (The Exorcism of Molly Hartly). Special guest for the episode is Nick Phillips, a former Dimension Films executive and one of the real-life shadowy overlords once in charge of developing Halloween sequels at the studio. We chat with Nick in detail about Venne's incredible script for Halloween: Asylum, some of the wackiest pitches he received for Halloween 9 (Michael in Space!), and even dig up a few other dead Michael Myers projects that nearly happened. Watch out for all five parts of Halloween is Canceled 2 right here on the DREAD Podcast Network.Follow Nick Phillips on InstagramFollow Development Hell:Twitter - @DevelHellPodInstagram - @DevelopmentHellPodFacebook - DevelopmentHellPodTheme music by Drew PidgeonSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If you're after some namby pamby trainer who coddles ya for half hearted efforts, you might as well turn 'round, tune out and head the other way. Now, Nick, he ain't your run of the (tread)mill fitness coach. Nah, he battled the bulge since he was knee high to a grasshopper and has clawed his way up to become one of the meanest trainers this side of the North West. The man knows sweat, he knows pain, and he damn well knows how to whip your botty into shape. None of that mind numbing, repeat it til you drop nonsense with Nick. Oh no, his training's as sharp as the Manchester wind in October, and he's got more positivity in his pinky finger than most folks have in their whole dogs dangles. He's got routines that'll make your muscles scream for mercy, but by the end, you'll be walking outta LUV feelin like a frekin rockstar. Get ready, because Nick's has a way of motivating you like a bolt of lightning to your system. Strap in, grit your teeth, and prepare for a fitness podcast experience that'll knock you off your feet and leave you beggin' for more.

In this special edition of the Accounting Influencers Podcast, hosted by Martin Bissett, featuring Gordon King from The World of Twist, the conversation delves into the intersection of creativity and accounting in the music industry. Gordon King shares insights into the rise and fall of The World of Twist, a band he co-founded, shedding light on the financial dynamics within the group. As creative professionals navigating the music scene, the band members initially had little business acumen and entrusted their manager with handling finances. Gordon reflects on the naivety and excitement that often accompany young musicians signing major record deals, highlighting the importance of understanding contracts and financial arrangements in the music business. The discussion provides a fascinating glimpse into the challenges faced by creative individuals when dealing with the business side of their careers.YoutubeYou can watch this episode and more on our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@accountinginfluencers Guest BioWorld of Twist was an English indie pop band formed in Sheffield in 1985, experienced various lineup changes throughout history. The band's original lineup featured James Fry (vocals), Andrew Hobson (bass guitar), Gordon King (guitar), Tony Ogden (drums), Rory Conolly (saxophone), Nick Phillips (organ), and Andy Robbins (synthesizer). After disbanding, a new lineup emerged in Manchester in 1986.While the band gained attention for their live shows and radio sessions, their debut album, "Quality Street" (1991), didn't receive significant critical or commercial success. Despite not touring North America, "Sons of the Stage" succeeded in Toronto and New York. Creative differences and Ogden's decision to stop singing contributed to the band's dissolution in 1992.QUATERMASS III is the pilot recording of this exciting project that came from the minds behind World of Twist, Earl Brutus, and The Dials. Presented by The Ministry of Light Entertainment in collaboration with the British Experimental Rocket Group and Science Monthly, QUATERMASS III promises to be a unique and groundbreaking musical endeavour.◣━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━◢If you like the show, we'd appreciate a review on whatever platform you listen to. We'd love to get to know you!Main show website. For access to every single show with full shownotes: https://accountinginfluencers.com/podcastFor announcements of published shows, tagging guests so you can build your network and offer feedback on the show: https://www.linkedin.com/company/accountinginfluencersFor videos of all podcast interviews and bonus video content: https://bit.ly/AI-youtubehttps://www.instagram.com/accinfluencershttps://twitter.com/accinfluencershttps://www.facebook.com/accountinginfluencersThanks to our sponsors:Accountex. Accountex will return to ExCeL London UK on the 10-11 May 2023. Bringing together 250+ top fintech companies and cutting-edge start-ups, visitors can browse new software and stay updated with the latest technology, tools and ideas in accountancy and finance. Alongside the exhibition, attendees will take away actionable tips from the CPD-accredited seminar programme, led by 200+ thought leaders shaping the profession.Accountex is Europe's largest annual event for the accounting and finance...

Hello! Join Ed and Geoff as they go down to the woods today. And boy, are they sure of a big surprise. It turns out Britain only has 2.5% of the ancient woodland it once had! These hubs of biodiversity are hugely important for tackling the nature and climate crisis, but they're not in a good way. Nick Phillips from The Woodland Trust talks to us about why it's not too late to save them. Fancy some forest bathing? Suzanne Simmons tells us why urban trees do so much for us in our everyday lives. And finally, Rebecca Wrigley speaks to us about rewilding and how woodlands and forests can regenerate all by themselves, all with a healthy amount of Lord of the Rings chat. Plus: It's our final episode before our summer break. Is it wise for Ed to head to Reading Festival? Get in touch!We'd love to hear from you over the summer with your ideas, feedback or experiences of forest bathing, get in touch via email (reasons@cheerfulpodcast.com) or via the website!GuestsNick Phillips, Principal Forestry Policy Advocate, Woodland Trust (@treepolicy / @WoodlandTrust)Suzanne Simmons, Projects Director, Trees for Cities (@TreesforCities)Rebecca Wrigley, CEO, Rewilding Britain (@RewildingB)More information Learn more about the work of The Woodland Trust, Trees for Cities, and Rewilding BritainWoodland trust information on ancient woodlandVisit Fingle Woods Costa Rica restoring its forests (Guardian)How to start forest bathing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

St. Louis is littered with ‘tangled titles.' The term describes what happens when a person dies without leaving a will or estate plan to define the ownership of their home. St. Louis Magazine senior editor Nick Phillips investigated how tangled titles became common, how they affect Black neighborhoods, block the transfer of intergenerational wealth, and lead to vacancy.

For more prospecting and sales development tips, join 2'368 SDRs getting the newsletter here: ⁠https://sdrgame.substack.com/⁠ --- In this episode, I talk with 2 guests: Eric Iannello, Full Cycle AE (Account Executive) at Falkon Nick Phillips, Senior SDR (Sales Development Representative) at People Data Labs I bring together two friends with different perspectives on prospecting: Eric, a fan of cold calling, and Nick, a proponent of social selling. We discuss the importance of time management in their respective approaches, reveal their techniques and strategies, and share recent successes from meetings they've booked. We also dive into the biggest mistakes in prospecting and gather invaluable cold-calling tips. Let's level up your SDR game! --- Erick's stats: 16 consecutive months of exceeding quota in both pipeline generated and deals closed won Largest deal sources by SDR in company 20 year history - by cold call Featured in HYPCCCYCL e-book of unorthodox cold calling techniques Nick's stats: Highest ramp of new hires in Q4 Leading the team in social selling Q1 and Q2 Follow: Erick https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-iannello/ Nick https://www.linkedin.com/in/superdadnick/ — Follow me on LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/elriclegloire/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sdrgame/message

This Episode we interview Chris Woods, Nick Phillips, Christine Knox about their take on being a Gym Owner. Welcome to the Gym Lords Podcast, where we talk with successful gym owners to hear what they're doing that is working RIGHT NOW, and to hear lessons and failures they've 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://gymlaunchsecrets.com/podcast

This Episode we interview Chris Woods, Nick Phillips, Christine Knox about their take on being a Gym Owner. Welcome to the Gym Lords Podcast, where we talk with successful gym owners to hear what they're doing that is working RIGHT NOW, and to hear lessons and failures they've 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://gymlaunchsecrets.com/podcast

In this episode I talk to Nick Phillips, a former manager turned tech SDR. Nick relies on his previous experience to succeed in his role, set healthy boundaries with his AEs and coach his fellow SDRs. You don't have to be 22 to be an SDR. Nick shares his interview questions and his top performing LinkedIn outreach strategy. Enjoy. Looking to get hired as an SDR? Apply here (for free): https://forms.gle/g1ArVKHHt6f3Nx8c7 Get actionable hiring and sales strategies in your inbox: sdrhire.com Connect with Stefan on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stefan-conic/ Connect with Nick on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/superdadnick/ Nick's company PDL: https://www.linkedin.com/company/peopledatalabs/ Resources and Creators we mentioned: - Adrianna Vidal: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrianna-vidal/ - Landon Meyer: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pipelinecuresall/ - Josh Braun: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-braun/ - Chris Voss: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christophervoss/ - Kyle Coleman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyletcoleman/ Video content and navigation: 00:00 - Teaser 00:39 - Podcast & episode intro (and a cool rock song - hope you like it) 03:03 - Previous experience making all the difference 09:12 - How the SDR role has changed 16:15 - The hiring power of LinkedIn content 21:55 - About People Data Labs 30:15 - Success is overcoming adversity 35:12 - Setting healthy boundaries 39:49 - What the future holds 45:27 - Rapid fire questions 55:39 - Episode outro (more awesome rock music) Listen on Apple, Spotify, Google podcast.

Former WWE Star Tyrus talks his special live event coming up in Medina. Peter Kirsanow disussing the left's outrage over Republican border state governors shipping illegal migrants to sanctuary cities. WHK's own Nick Phillips talking his wrtie in candidacy for Ohio State House.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's too disjointed to call it a season review, but Will and Brad give their assessment of the weak finish to 2021 on the Gold Coast, the overblown discipline furore and a wretched season overall. Recruitment chat, Will's deep dive into why Brown has a minimal chance of proving a good hire, Brad's ever-involving odyssey of a lamb-owner, Warriors youngsters that got away (courtesy of Nick Phillips and Callum Newson-Brown), support for former greats to sound off publicly (however ill-conceived or negative), Player of the Year chat, the Chancer NRL Finals Weekender game and a quick preview of the Week 1 games. 

Eliot Zigmund, American jazz drummer best known for being one-third of Bill Evans’ legendary Trio (as well as stints with Jim Hall, Chet Baker, Stan Getz and so many others), joins us this week on GITM. Zigmund describes auditioning for Bill Evans at the Village Vanguard in front of a live audience, the experience of gigging 5-6 nights per week and the art of playing with the incomparable Vince Guaraldi. Likening his role to that of a carpenter, Eliot shares thoughts on leaving space and adding color to the immortal Evans’ Trio performances.This week we are also joined by jazz producer Nick Phillips!

A feature length interview with Nick Phillips, who is a personal trainer for 15 years. We talk about his passion for physical fitness from school and college and how he didn't consider any other profession. We talk about his first job at David Lloyd Leisure and how he enjoyed the experience. He then set up his first business Hub Fitness as a home business. We then discuss the way to start a small business with ideas like pop up gyms to generate interest. Interestingly, he has pivoted from a physical gym to online to build a different business model, which has meant he has built a ‘tribe'. We talk about how he wants to be present in his young boys lives and how that has affected his business. Find more details about my coaching business, click on the link for free 30 minutes strategy call:https://absolutebusinessmindset.com/abm-coaching-servicesDo you want to be a podcaster? Sign up onwww.abmpodcastcourse.co.ukFind me onLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-haywardFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/markjhaywardSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Absolutebusinessmindset)

Suicide is discussed in this episode Suicide helpline in the U.S. 1-800-273-8255 Originally aired as episode 178 of All In: The Addicted Gambler's Podcast In this episode... Nick Phillips joins Dave and Brian. Nick was in the British Army and is here to discuss his gambling addiction, his mental health, and the work he does now to help others who might be struggling with gambling related harm. This podcast is produced by Lee Street Media LLC Please listen and learn from those who know. A better life without gambling. Military member or Veteran? Email us and tell us your story fallinpodcast@gmail.com Anonymity is an option Music by T. Vance

In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, Sociologist Musa Al-Gharbi makes the case as to why ideological diversity in social research and pedagogy is an important cause to fight for - even for those who may be skeptical of its benefits. Musa's piece is titled, “Why We Should Care About Ideological Diversity in The Academy.” To engage deeper with Musa's ideas, check out our related posts “What Are The Limits of Viewpoint Diversity” by Nick Phillips, “Religion: A Viewpoint Diversity Blind Spot?” by Seth Kaplan, and “Viewpoint Diversity Does Not Extend to Extremist Hate” by Ilana Redstone. Stay up to date with Musa on Twitter @musa_alGharbi. For comments and questions email communications@heterodoxacademy.org. This episode's artwork was inspired by Musa's piece and was created by Lexi Polokoff. You can follow her on Instagram @lexipolokoffart

Nick Phillips, aka Agent 26, is an up and coming R&b/ Hip-Hop artist/producer hailing from Dallas, Tx. He has been making music since his young years. Using it as a creative outlet at first, Nick has reached the level of producing popular beats. With talent running through his veins, the up-and-coming artist also acts and performs stand up comedy. Being an artistic threat, Agent 26 aims at creating Billboard charting tracks with the biggest names. Influenced by Timbaland and DJ Khaled, Agent 26 will leave his footprint in the music industry as his sound is unique, versatile and uplifting. Follow Agent 26: ➤ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/agent26_official/ ➤ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/agent26official​ ➤ YouTube: https://youtube.com/agent26beats​ ➤ Twitter: https://twitter.com/agent26official Visit us today: ➤ Beats: https://bopmop.com ➤ Email Inquiries: contact@bopmop.com Follow us on: ➤ Clubhouse: @bopmop ➤ TikTok: @bopmopofficial ➤ Facebook: https://facebook.com/bopmopofficial ➤ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bopmopofficial ➤ Instagram: https://instagram.com/bopmopofficial Listen to the Bopmop Podcast: ➤ https://open.spotify.com/show/1UzPRVVFWnxv7n7oczF7Dl?si=te9GojxSSAuZG_JcxIcNwA

When it comes to the production of knowledge the value of viewpoint diversity cannot be overstated. For simple problems, or well established technicalities, we may not need multiple viewpoints, but wicked problems can only be addressed by engaging with diverse points of view. Yet, not all points of view are equal, and certainly not all of them belong in the academy. In this episode of Heterodox Out Loud, lawyer and former HxA researcher, Nick Phillips, grapples with a central dilemma at the heart of Heterodox Academy: What are the limits of viewpoint diversity? The original blog, "What are the Limits of Viewpoint Diversity," was first published on March 5, 2018 and can be read here. To engage more with questions around the value and boundaries of viewpoint diversity, check out our related posts “Why We Should Care About Ideological Diversity in The Academy” by Musa Al-Gharbi, “Religion: A Viewpoint Diversity Blind Spot?” by Seth Kaplan, and “Viewpoint Diversity Does Not Extend to Extremist Hate” by Ilana Redstone. For comments and questions email communications@heterodoxacademy.org. This episode's artwork was created by Lexi Polokoff. You can follow her on Instagram @lexipolokoffart

Dave Y returns for an episode of Fall In: The Problem Gambling Podcast for Military Service Members and Veterans with special guest Nick Phillips. Nick was in the British Army and is here to discuss his gambling addiction, his mental health, and the work he does now to help others who might be struggling with gambling related harm. Please listen and learn from those who know. A better life without gambling. Join for an episode or simply say hello! - leestreetpod@gmail.com Please leave us a rating or review wherever you get your podcasts. It helps those still struggling to find us! Please support our sponsor - Gamban Music by T. Vance And if you are in the U.K. check out TalkBanStop

Telling his stories to The Collective Wisdom Podcast this week is Nick Phillips. Nick's stories and the wisdom they contain within them about communication being kinder than not saying anything. Even when, or maybe especially when, it is a profoundly difficult conversation is something that will stay with me for a very long time. We talked about identities we adopt and how difficult it is sometimes to change them once they're set. Nick was also kind enough to talk about the experience of losing his mum when he was 13, and the letter she wrote to him before she died.   Resources from the episode   Seth Godin's altMBA     Akimbo.com     Words of wisdom: Communication is Kind   Song: American Pie: Don Mclean   The Collective Wisdom Podcast Playlist   Visit Cat's website     Produced by Between Tracks Media Productions

Nick Phillips, aka Agent 26, is an up and coming R&b/ Hip-Hop artist/producer hailing from Dallas, Tx. He has been making music since his young years. Using it as a creative outlet at first, Nick has reached the level of producing popular beats. With talent running through his veins, the up-and-coming artist also acts and performs stand up comedy. Being an artistic threat, Agent 26 aims at creating Billboard charting tracks with the biggest names. Influenced by Timbaland and DJ Khaled, Agent 26 will leave his footprint in the music industry as his sound is unique, versatile and uplifting. Follow Agent 26: ➤ Instagram: https://instagram.com/agent26official/ ➤ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/agent26official ➤ YouTube: https://youtube.com/agent26beats ➤ Twitter: https://twitter.com/agent26official Visit us today: ➤ Beats: https://bopmop.com ➤ Email Inquiries: contact@bopmop.com Follow us on: ➤ Facebook: https://facebook.com/bopmopofficial ➤ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bopmopofficial ➤ Instagram: https://instagram.com/bopmopofficial Listen to the Bopmop Podcast: ➤ https://open.spotify.com/show/1UzPRVVFWnxv7n7oczF7Dl?si=te9GojxSSAuZG_JcxIcNwA

The penultimate episode of season two of the All Bets Are Off podcast focuses on the armed forces and veteran community. On today's show we're joined by three army veterans: Drew Crainie and Nick Phillips, formerly of the British Army, and from across the pond we have Dave Yeager, who served in the US Military. Although research is limited, like many of the communities that we feature on the podcast, armed forces personnel and veterans are disproportionately affected by gambling harms in comparison to the general population. In fact, armed forces veterans are more than eight times more likely than non-veterans to exhibit problem gambling. During the episode we explore each of the veterans' personal stories, and discuss whether or not the environment, stress and trauma's of army life had an impact on their gambling behaviours.

On episode #034 of the Tim Marner™ Podcast Show, we had the pleasure of talking to Nick Phillips, owner of LUV Fitness Studios and personal trainer of 15 years.   Nick jumps back into his teenage years, discussing his arduous journey and all the obstacles he overcame to become the personal trainer he is today.   Although it took a while for Nick to find his purpose, he eventually did and is now committed to sharing it with others in his own way.   Nick also talks about all the bumps and turns in the road that him and his wife, Louise, have experienced with owning a gym, especially during the pandemic and how they have tackled their many issues in this time. #LiveUndefeatedAndVictorious 

In Episode 5, Nick Phillips tells us all about producing his 2016 thriller, PET. Nick worked for two major studios producing dozens of films, and when he left he started his own independent production company that went on to produce a string of successful movies, including PET, which premiered at the South By Southwest Film Festival.The Producerville podcast is hosted by MasiMedia's Anthony Masi and Nate Ragon, with each episode focusing on one film and the producer(s) that made it.Listen to Producerville and become a better movie producer!

Another packed show! MLB is back (for now), there is a new NHL team, and the NFL agreed on a process to return, so we tackle those topics and more in the resurgence of our #QandA4BandD segment (6:26). With the NHL returning this weekend, our playoff predictions are now on record as we go through each matchup of the qualifying round (19:29). Reid Wilkins of Global News and 630CHED in Edmonton then joins us to talk about the process of the NHL choosing their Western Conference hub city, and how the Oilers match up in their qualifying round tilt vs the Blackhawks (37:06). We then have some golf talk with our resident golf expert Ace Vetrano in our Hole in One with Ace segment. quickly recapping the 3M Open before previewing this upcoming weekend's WGC (1:06:38). We continue with golf as The Pepper captains, Mike Licata and Pat Cahill, recap this past weekend's festivities (1:19:07). A very entertaining Mt. Rushmore this week with our friends from @MtRushmore716, Nick Phillips and Adam Fron, as we debate and choose our top TV show theme songs (1:33:32). We wrap up the show with former Buffalo Sabre and 18 year NHL veteran Grant Ledyard as our RE McNamara Buffalo Sports Blast from the Past (1:59:48). Enjoy!

A mixed bag of topics in this episode, but we start the show with BREAKING NEWS from Buckets. We then hop around a bit with a #QandA4BandD before welcoming on former Texas Tech standout, and recent Washington Nationals signing, Brian Klein (24:59). Co-owner of FC Buffalo, and NBC Sports writer, Nick Mendola then joins us to talk about how the club is handling the pandemic and what they are doing to fight social injustice (46:19). Dan's wonderful girlfriend Cassie, and our good friend Nick Phillips, then hop on for a Mt. Rushmore segment in which each person tries to create their best breakfast order. Finally, we close the show with one of your favorite interviews to date, as we chat with former Buffalo Bills left tackle John Fina and his son Bruno Fina, who will be playing football at UCLA in the fall, for our "RE McNamara Buffalo Sports Blast from the Past" (1:23:58). Enjoy!

Interview with UNE COM's Dr. Nick Phillips done by Sean Byrne MSIII

In this episode of the 4th & 30 Podcast, we switched things up a bit and featured multiple guests at once on the show, that being the greatest college manager squad in America! I had my good buddies that I met while working with the University at Buffalo Football Team on this week's episode. One of the guys from the crew, Nick Phillips, started his own spin-off of the famous Mt. Rushmore segment, featured in the Barstool Sports' Podcast, Pardon My take. The main difference with his version is that it focuses solely on Buffalo-related topics. We did a Mt. Rushmore of the best Buffalo Bills Players during their 17 season playoff drought between the years of 2000-2016. After doing a snake draft and selecting our four players, we had a chance to reminisce on the good old days while working with the UB Football team. This one was a really fun episode to record and featured some great stories. Be sure to also go follow Nick's Mt. Rushmore 716 page on Twitter @MtRushmore716. Enjoy! -- Follow 4th & 30: Instagram - @4thand30 Twitter - @4thand30Podcast Twitch - @4thand30 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/forthandthirty/support

On this week's show we focussed on the relationship between sport and gambling looking how it can affect all of us. Nick Phillips told us all about his story, how he thinks he’s gambled away £250,000 over the past 20 years & how he attempted to take his life. Ian from Gamblers Anonymous came on and told us how much gambling has increased over the past decade. James told us about the charity project he works with called The Big Step Project and how the Swans have got involved, while Charles told us about Gambling with Lives, a charity he helped set up after his own son took his life back in 2017. All that & more on this week's podcast. If you are experiencing gambling problems or need support, please reach out, it's important to talk. On the front page of our website we have useful helplines and advice if you have a gambling addiction.

Nick Phillips goes into an in-depth interview with former AFL player Maverick Weller

Everyone wants to talk business when things are going well. What about when your business is struggling and you're doing everything you can just to survive? How do you right the ship to turn your failing business into a healthy and profitable enterprise? Nick Phillips, serial entrepreneur and founder of Cash Flow Mapping, comes by The Queue to share how business owners can identify problem areas, correct them, and get on the path to profitability. Listeners will walk away with actionable steps to prioritize problems, identify which metrics matter, define your end goal, and realign your strategies and tactics to increase profits. 

-The Nationals are champs -How long can you run with your bat? -Grienke’s outing -Rendon is the true hero -Soto’s killer persona -WS superlatives -Starters in relief -The Nats vigorous stretch -The NBA DC v. Houston: the best game that nobody saw (17:00) ULv.BU -What to make of our first look at the Cards -All was thrown off without a center -Nwora should shoot, a lot -Williamson’s first impression -Perry & McMahon show improvement -No pleasant surprises on the bench -Bellarmine is good. D2 Champs in their last postseason for a while? -RT CBB UK/UL preview coming Tuesday (29:00) Redd ENT with Lexie Browning -Tayshia-JPJ: the breakup -Disney + -The Lizzie McGuire reboot -Metamorphosis -Halloween -Dylan v. Lexie for Colonel Sanders of the year -Demi & Kristian: trouble in paradise? -Taylor Swift is gonna mentioned on this podcast -“Shia Labeouf said he had PTSD from Even Stevens” -Child actors or actresses that are okay -Pirates of the Caribbean -Death By a Thousand Cuts -Whitney Houston is not alive -What are we gonna name our new segments? -Adrenaline Shoc reviews -Fazoli’s issues + Much more!

Second installment of the mind of Nick Phillips

Pat is joined on this week’s episode of the Shoeless Goat Podcast by Nick Phillips of Go With the Flow to discuss the past week... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

-Live from Dallas, TX -Divisional & World Series Futures with Pat Sheehan -MVP, Cy Young, Home Run Champ Picks with Nick Phillips

SEU Students, Kyle Sapp, Samantha Roberts and Nick Phillips unpack their experience on a missions trip in Mardi Gras, reaching a lost generation to a true hope in Jesus Christ.

Roommates. Confidants. Friends who don't give a f&*$

This episode I have the privileged to talk to Nick Phillips about his life. We get a short glimpse into his past and some of the things he has had to overcome to get to where he is today. If you don't already go give him a cheeky follow at @itsnickphillips

For our first show we interviewed SEU Student, Nick Phillips as he answers the question, "Why SEU Ohio?"

Guantanamo Dave out every Thursday dissects life and times of David Gairdner, stand up comedian. Joined by Allan Brady and James Connors.

Pete and John are both out, hence the day late release as Brian is joined by Nick Phillips from Go With The Flow. The guys... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Human nature is a funny thing, and it is even funnier that we never learn from the past. I know that there is certainly debate as to how cyclical history really is, but the stories I have for you this week seem like a 21st-century perspective on debates that have raged for hundreds or thousands of years. What does that tell me? Probably everything I am about to say has been said before, but I'm going to say it anyway. 1. Childhood Expert: Current Education System Will Soon ‘Disappear’ by Annie Holmquist from Intellectual Takeout 2. Campus Conservatives Should Check Their Own Trolling by Nick Phillips from The American Conservative 3. Why the Worst Humans Are Able to Rise to Power by Brittany Hunter from Intellectual Takeout 4. Netflix Thinks You’re Bored and Lonely by Trevin Wax from The Gospel Coalition 5. Science: Constant Christmas Music Has Some Extremely Negative Mental Effects by Relevant Staff from Relevant Magazine All music from Audionautix.com.

In this episode, we spoke with Ian Anderson Founder of iconic design studio The Designers Republic™. tDR is a graphic design studio based in Sheffield, England, founded in 1986 by Ian Anderson and Nick Phillips, best known for Electronic Music logos and album artwork. Flyn spoke to Ian about visiting Australia for the speaking tour through AGDA, his influences and methods towards design, breaking the rules, finding a visual language through music, people watching and why he prefers to work with a small team. thedesignersrepublic.com facebook.com/thedesignersrepublic Warp Records warp.net Aphex Twin twitter.com/AphexTwin Watchmen en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watchmen The Shock of the New en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shock_of_the_New Wipeout en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wipeout_(video_game) Otaku en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otaku

PROGRAM: J.S. Bach Prelude and Fugue in B-flat minor from the Well-Tempered Clavier, Book I  W.A. Mozart Sonata in F Major, K.332 (Allegro - Adagio - Allegro Assai) Frédéric Chopin  Ballade in G minor, Op.23 Carter Pann From “The Piano’s 12 Sides” (2011) White Moon Over Water Mark Olivieri Hommage à Trois (2005) Luca’s Swell: Hommage à Aaron Copland (b.1972) Gestures: Hommage à Toru Takemitsu Funk for Nikki: Hommage à James Brown Described by the New York Times as an “able and persuasive advocate” of new music, pianist Nicholas Phillips’ playing has been praised for its “bejeweled accuracy” (Fanfare) and as “razor-sharp yet wonderfully spirited” (American Records Guide).  He maintains an active schedule as a soloist and collaborative artist; recent performances include solo recitals in Korea and Argentina, as well as dozens of states across the U.S., and an invited performance at the Croatian Embassy in Washington, D.C. Phillips has given lecture-recitals and presentations at conferences in the U.S., Argentina, Croatia, England, and South Korea and is the author of “Mendelssohn’s Songs without Words Revisited: Culture, Gender, Literature, and the Role of Domestic Piano Music in Victorian England,” published by VDM Verlag.  In 2011,  he released two CDs on Albany Records; Portals and Passages, which features the piano music of American composer Ethan Wickman (b.1973), and Boris Papandopulo: Piano Music, which features music by the famous Croatian composer. and his most recent CD, American Vernacular: New Music for Solo Piano, features works he commissioned from ten American composers. Nicholas Phillips holds degrees from the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music, Indiana University, and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and is currently Associate Professor of Music at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.  

The gang is back together again and are joined by special guest Nick Phillips from Trailer Trashed as they discuss the greatest moments in TV history.  From 911 to Lost the gang tackles th

A long-distance motorcycle rider who has ridden solo around the world, Lois Pryce is a co-founder of the Adventure Travel Film Festival. Her first trip was from Alaska to Buenos Aires and since then she has travelled across Africa from Tunis to Cape Town and has just returned from Brazil where she led an all women team of motorcyclists. She also plays banjo in a bluegrass band called 'The Jolenes' who are performing at the festival. 'The Adventure Travel Film Festival' runs from August 17th-20th in Sherborne, Dorset. Clive Stafford Smith is a lawyer specialising in defending people accused of the most serious crimes. He's also the founder and director of Reprieve. Based in the US for 26 years, he now works from the UK where he continues to defend prisoners on Death Row. In his book 'Injustice' he examines the case of Kris Maharaj who has been on Death Row for 25 years. 'Injustice' is published by Harvill Secker. Christos Tsirogiannis is a forensic archaeologist who investigates the theft of antiquities from ancient sites and museums. For several years Christos was the only archaeologist working for the Greek Police Art Squad in his native Athens. Now based at Cambridge University, he says the plundering of ancient artefacts is increasing as countries with the richest archaeological heritage are sinking further into financial crisis. Nick Phillips is starring in In Water I'm Weightless performed by National Theatre Wales as part of the London 2012 Festival. Nick was a trained dancer who broke his back in an accident 15 years ago and now uses a wheelchair. Taking a provocative look at the body and disability, In Water I'm Weightless is performed by a cast of six actors and dancers with disabilities. In Water I'm Weightless is at the Cardiff Millennium Centre July 26th-August 4th. Producer: Paula McGinley.