Podcasts about Nick Reynolds

Scott previews Sunday's Bengals game against the Chargers with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore. Also retired CIA agent Nick Reynolds breaks down President Elect Trump's selection for CIA Chief. Finally Councilmember Mark Jeffreys gives an update on the repairs for the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge and the traffic surrounding it.

Scott previews Sunday's Bengals game against the Chargers with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore. Also retired CIA agent Nick Reynolds breaks down President Elect Trump's selection for CIA Chief. Finally Councilmember Mark Jeffreys gives an update on the repairs for the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge and the traffic surrounding it.

Today's podcast features Nick Reynolds, one of the founding members of the Kingston Trio. They became known for their tight harmonies and lively stage presence. One of the trio's biggest hits was “Tom Dooley,” which was number one on the Billboard charts and earned them a Grammy Award. The Trio had many more hits, including “Where Have All the Flowers Gone,” “Scotch and Soda,” and “Greenback Dollar.” Their music resonated with audiences of all ages, cementing their status as folk music legends. 

Al discusses his relationship with the Trio reading a letter that Nick Reynolds wrote him and an intro Bob Shane read for Dr. Tom Dooley

Without realising it, Nick Reynolds had been living his childhood on the run.Early one morning in 1968 he answered his front door, completely oblivious to the whirlwind about to be unleashed on his family. Most of Nick's early years had been spent carefree and happy on the shores of Mexico with his British parents. But all the while he had been growing up in the shadow of one of the most notorious crimes of the 20th century. Presenter: India Rakusen Producer: Eric Mugaju and Anna LaceyGet in touch: liveslessordinary@bbc.co.uk or WhatsApp: 0044 330 678 2784(Photo: Nick & Bruce Reynolds. Credit: Ronnie Biggs)

Ed and I discuss my father, Nick Reynolds early years and his personality

On this episode we're joined by Joseph Bustos. Joseph is a state government and politics reporter at The State, a McClatchy-owned newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina. He's a 2005 graduate of Northwestern University who has previously been a reporter for 3 other papers. He's been with The State for 4 years and can be found on Twitter at @JoeBReporter.Joseph talked about a photojournalism class that served as a turning point for his journalistic skills. He explained his interest in government and politics and his approach to covering the Republican primary candidates and other South Carolina politicians. He gave us examples of his reporting and of what a day in the life is like on the beat, including where the adrenaline rush moments come from.Joseph's salutes: John Monk, The State and Nick Reynolds, Charleston Post & Courier.Thank you as always for listening. Please send us feedback to journalismsalute@gmail.com, visit our website thejournalismsalute.org and Mark's website (MarkSimonmedia.com) or tweet us at @journalismpod. And find us on TikTok at @journalismsalute.

Charlie Bowen played this song for David Peyton on the first night they jammed together at a New Year's Eve party 50 years ago. “July, You're a Woman” was the one of the best tunes in the repertoire for their earliest gigs, especially after Roger Samples came along later that year to sing harmony on the chorus and do magic with his guitar solos.Bowen adapted his version of the song after learning it when it was brand new in 1969, released by composer John Stewart on his second solo album, California Bloodlines.John StewartJohn Stewart was a Southern California boy — born and died in San Diego — and grew up listening to the Sons of the Pioneers and Tex Ritter.His first venture into popular music was in the ‘50s with a high school garage band called “Johnny Stewart and the Furies.” Channeling the sounds of Buddy Holly and Elvis Presley, they toured colleges and coffee houses and released one single in 1957, "Rockin' Anna," which was a minor southern California hit.After the Furies faded, Stewart turned to folk music, teaming up with two friends to form a group called The Woodsmen. They were heavily influenced by The Kingston Trio, which had just emerged from the crowded San Francisco music scene. That group's 1958 release of “Tom Dooley” is frequently cited as launching the folk music revival in the early 1960s.When founder Dave Guard departed the group in 1961 to explore other musical directions, John Stewart was selected by remaining members Nick Reynolds and Bob Shane to replace him. Stewart stayed with The Kingston Trio until it disbanded in 1967.After that, Stewart toured as a solo act, recording for Capitol Records and exercising his composing chops. He wrote “Daydream Believer,” the closest he ever came to writing a standard. It was a big hit for The Monkeys in the fall of 1967 and then for Anne Murray in 1979.That Other SongIn 1975, John met and married fellow folk singer Buffy Ford, with whom he remained until his death in 2008 at age 68.It was with Buffy that John first recorded “July, You're a Woman” on their Signals Through the Glass album, which predated California Bloodlines by a year.The song also got some juice when it hit Billboard's Hot 100 with a rendition by Pat Boone in April 1969. After that, the tune received sporadic attention over the years. Eddy Arnold released it in 1970; three years after that, Red, White & Blue (Grass) took its turn with it.Our Take on the TuneIn the Floodisphere, the song was much on our minds in the mid-1970s, only to drop out of the mix for many decade. Then one night this autumn — hello! — it came wandering back to us.On this track from a recent rehearsal, Charlie's on banjo, Jack's on bongos, Randy's singing harmony and Danny's playing those sweet, sweet solos. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit 1937flood.substack.com

This month marks the 60th anniversary of the Great Train Robbery, one of Britain's most notorious crimes, which involved the hijack of a London-bound Royal Mail train and the theft of millions of pounds. Bruce Reynolds planned the robbery with a 15-strong gang of thieves, crooks and conspirers, becoming one of the most notorious criminals in British history. Bruce's son said he never realised his father was a criminal. On the Sky News Daily, presenter Sally Lockwood is joined by Nick Reynolds, the son of Bruce, to hear about growing up on the run, and our crime correspondent Martin Brunt, to explore why we're so fascinated by the Great Train Robbery 60 years later. Producers: Rosie Gillott, Soila Apparicio, Alex Edden Promotions producer: David Chipakupaku Editor: Paul Stanworth

The group formed in the early 1950s, with original member Dave Guard, Bob Shane, and Nick Reynolds, and they were a major force in the folk music revival of the 50s and 60s. They had hits song like "Tom Dooley", "Sloop John B", and "Where Have All The Flowers Gone?" The original members are gone. But the current lineup of the Kingston Trio,Mike Marvin, Tim Gorelangton, and Buddy Woodward, joined The Morning Show in studio to chat about continuing the legacy of the band.

Josh Reynolds discusses his earliest memories of life as the son of Kingston Trio co-founder Nick Reynolds

Today on the show we have director, writer, comedian, and actor Jay Chandrasekhar has contributed to and appeared in a wide variety of critically acclaimed television programs and films throughout his career.Chandrasekhar assembled the sketch comedy troupe Broken Lizard, which includes Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter, and Erik Stolhanske. Together they performed comedy across the nation until they set their sights on producing television and feature films.Under his Broken Lizard banner, Jay directed and co-wrote Fox Searchlight Picture's comedy cult classics Super Troopers, Super Troopers 2, Club Dread, and Warner Bros' Beerfest. He also directed the Broken Lizard comedy special, Broken Lizard Stands Up.Super Troopers hit theaters in February 2002 and went on to gross $23 million with glowing audience reviews (and $80 million on home video.)Jay continued on to direct The Dukes of Hazard, direct and star in Millennium Entertainment's The Babymakers, and appear in DreamWorks' comedy hit, I Love You, Man. Recently, Chandrasekhar published his book, Mustache Shenanigans: Making Super Troopers and Other Adventures in Comedy that gives a behind the scenes look at the making of Super Troopers.In addition to his feature film work, Chandrasekhar has directed various TV shows, including several episodes of the Emmy Award winning series Arrested Development, Community, Chuck, The Grinder, Up All Night, Happy Endings, New Girl, and Psych. More recently, Jay has also directed episodes of Fresh Off the Boat, The Goldbergs, Speechless, and Schooled.His new film is Easter Sunday.Stand-up comedy sensation Jo Koy (Jo Koy: In His Elements, Jo Koy: Comin' in Hot) stars as a man returning home for an Easter celebration with his riotous, bickering, eating, drinking, laughing, loving family, in this love letter to his Filipino-American community. Easter Sunday features an all-star comedic cast that includes Jimmy O. Yang (Silicon Valley series), Tia Carrere (True Lies, Wayne's World films), Brandon Wardell (Curb Your Enthusiasm series), Tony nominee Eva Noblezada (Broadway's Hadestown), Lydia Gaston (Broadway's The King and I), Asif Ali (WandaVision), Rodney To (Parks and Recreation series), Eugene Cordero (The Good Place series), Jay Chandrasekhar (I Love You, Man), Tiffany Haddish (Girls Trip) and Lou Diamond Phillips (Courage Under Fire). Easter Sunday, from DreamWorks Pictures, is directed by Jay Chandrasekhar (Super Troopers, The Dukes of Hazzard), from a script by Ken Cheng (series Wilfred, Betas). The film is produced by Rideback's Dan Lin (The Lego Movie franchise, It franchise) and Jonathan Eirich (Aladdin, The Two Popes), and is executive produced by Jo Koy, Jessica Gao, Jimmy O. Yang, Ken Cheng, Joe Meloche, Nick Reynolds and Seth William Meier. The film will be distributed by Universal Pictures domestically. Amblin Partners and Universal will share international distribution rights.Jay also just launched a new app designed to give the power of reviews back to the people. It's call Vouch Vault."When my film, Super Troopers, showed at Sundance, it played to big laughing crowds. But when it was released to the public, the reviews were only so-so. On Rotten Tomatoes, Super Troopers, got a 38%-fresh aggregate score from less than a hundred reviewers. With the public, though, the film garnered a 90% fresh rating from more than 250,000 non-reviewers. This 38% reviewer-number stuck in my craw. I remember thinking, “Who are these reviewers, these strangers with outsized power, and why are we listening to them? Seriously. When's the last time you walked up to a stranger and said, “Hey, what movie should I see?”Our goal with Vouch Vault is to take recommendation power from anonymous strangers and give it to the people whose tastes you know and trust."

From cutting edge innovative pricing and decentralised clinical trials to the fundamentals of transformation principles and strategic partnerships, we have covered some incredibly fascinating topics on this podcast in 2022. But what does 2023 hold for the pharma and life sciences industry? In our new episode of the Second Opinion podcast, Shrinivas Anikhindi catches up with Jalilah Gibson and Nick Reynolds, both Associate Partners here at PEN, to explore how the dominant trends of 2022 around cost of care, availability of data and the influence of patients are only strengthening as we enter a new year. In this insightful episode, we delve into exactly what you should be preparing for in 2023, both opportunities and pitfalls, including: · Finding new ways to support healthcare systems with growing and diversifying patient populations. · Increased patient choice and the need to provide greater value. · Moving towards hyper segmentation – viewing patients as nuanced individuals and understanding what they truly want. · Building data literacy in your organisation at a time of data inundation. · Moving to adaptive planning - using the right measurement and the right questions to make the right decisions at the right time And much more… Don't run the risk of being caught unawares about critical upcoming trends as we enter a fresh new year: listen to this episode to make sure your organisation hits the ground running in 2023.

Merry Christmas everyone! Join Kaiti, Phil AND Nick ... no, not Jolly Old Saint Nick ... even better!! Nick Reynolds joins us again for a holiday special as the gang discuses all thing special around the holiday season and on television. Catch up with Nick and how he has been doing and hear the hilarious story of when he did his first Law and Order table read. Then find out everyone's favorite Christmas treat, song, memory and top 3 Holiday/Christmas TV episodes. It's all rounded off with a Psychic-esque Christmas television quiz game where Nick and Phil team up to guess what comes next. So pour a cup of hot cocoa with a blanket by the fire and listen to this holly jolly episode of Muggle with a Mic! Find more Muggle with a Mic content and YouTube videos here: linktr.ee/mugglewithamic Download and use Newsly for free now from www.newsly.me or from the link in the description, and use promo code Muggle and receive a 1-month free premium subscription. Music from this episode: "Take a Chance", "Backbay Lounge" and "Achaidh Cheide" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons Sound effects from zapsplat.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mugglewithamic/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mugglewithamic/support

Nick Reynolds is a Director of Engineering for Core Experiences @ Discord, a runner, a dog parent and a party animal (as described by him on his Discord profile!) Having worked throughout Silicon Valley (Facebook, Air BNB) giving him the experience to know about the culture within Silicon Valley tech giants as well as what good leadership looks like. In this episode we talk about: Podcast rebrand3:30 - The Good, The Bad and the WHAT THEThe Good – Facebook redundancysThe Bad – Elon Musk and his middle-of-the-night email to all staffWhat The? – Australian Netball and Gina Rinehart14:10 - Words of Authenticity17:10 - Resource recommendation: Podcast - Max Gawn - The Comment That Changed Everything25:00 - Guest Introduction28:00 - Interview with Nick ReynoldsA little bit about Discord, who they are and what they doHis journey from Australia to Silicon ValleyThe fork in the road - Individual Contributor and LeadershipChoosing leadership because you align with the roleEmpowering people to make decisions and have ownershipPerceived Authority "Is this a one way decision"?Remotely hired, and working during CovidThe culture differences in Silicon ValleyThe way Discord articulate and live their values1:07:00 - Simon and Kirralea debrief interviewDiscord and the first 60 days for employeesLeadership & Management structure @ DiscordHorizontal shifts from technical leader to people leaderPerceived Authority creating barriers for people to make decisions"Is this a one way decision"Framing a difficult conversation - the goal, the gap and the reality. Want to check out how Authentic your organisation is? Take our free online Authentimeter Assessment tool hereFull shownotes for all episodes can be found at https://www.reallearning.com.au/blogs/

Intro:  Let Me Run This By You: 12 Strange Questions (TM) version 2.0Interview: We talk to television star Nick Reynolds about West Virginia, Marshall University, Penn State, MFAs, waiting for 10 years to star on , Search Party, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, being an only child, and almost offending every single cast member of Law and Order SVU, and being a character actor.

In the late 1960s, a young Graham Trust from Liverpool, England, learned the foundations of vocal performance from his father, a well-respected community choirmaster. As young Graham grew, he was enthralled with the angst-ridden sound of the punk bands blaring from the radio – in particular those played by BBC Radio 2's renowned disc jockey, John Peel.  As a teenager, Graham combined his love of vocal harmonies with the sounds of the burgeoning punk scene and founded a post-punk band with schoolmates, notably a lad named Martyn Gilbert. From 1989 to 1991, Graham, Martyn, and drummer Tony Potter achieved regional fame performing as the band, The Vow – but it was only a short time later that the band split up.  During the ensuing years, Graham continued to hone his craft as a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist and followed his passion for music. Having built a large portfolio of promising original songs and now having the resources required for proper recording and music production, thanks to steady employment in the corporate world, he entered the recording studio in 2008 with the intent to share his musical creations with the world.  Writing all the songs, performing all the vocals, and recording many of the instruments, The Vow is the brainchild of Graham Trust. Through the years he has enlisted a revolving roster of musicians, including his former mates Martyn Gilbert, Tony Potter, and onetime bassist Nick Reynolds. Joining Graham on recent recordings is producer, musician, and studio owner, Simon Denny - favored for his orchestral arrangements.  In this episode, Graham Trust of The Vow joins Team Derringer to discuss his fascination with songcraft, his early musical influences – including The Jam – and his latest song, Dude for David, a musical tribute to David Bowie. Team Derringer counts down their top five favorite songs by The Vow and, with very little effort, coaxes Graham into sharing the history of each.  We think you'll enjoy this fun and entertaining interview with Graham Trust of The Vow and, on top of that, we're sure you'll fall in love with The Vow's compelling music along the way.   Please subscribe to Derringer Discoveries on your favorite digital platform so you'll never miss a future episode. We would greatly appreciate it if you'd tell your friends, family, and fellow music lovers about Derringer Discoveries.   Our theme song, Your Sister's Room by the band Ho Jo Fro, is available on most digital streaming platforms.  © 2022 Derringer Discoveries | All Rights Reserved 

In the late 1960s, a young Graham Trust from Liverpool, England, learned the foundations of vocal performance from his father, a well-respected community choirmaster. As young Graham grew, he was enthralled with the angst-ridden sound of the punk bands blaring from the radio – in particular those played by BBC Radio 2's renowned disc jockey, John Peel.  As a teenager, Graham combined his love of vocal harmonies with the sounds of the burgeoning punk scene and founded a post-punk band with schoolmates, notably a lad named Martyn Gilbert. From 1989 to 1991, Graham, Martyn, and drummer Tony Potter achieved regional fame performing as the band, The Vow – but it was only a short time later that the band split up.  During the ensuing years, Graham continued to hone his craft as a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist and followed his passion for music. Having built a large portfolio of promising original songs and now having the resources required for proper recording and music production, thanks to steady employment in the corporate world, he entered the recording studio in 2008 with the intent to share his musical creations with the world.  Writing all the songs, performing all the vocals, and recording many of the instruments, The Vow is the brainchild of Graham Trust. Through the years he has enlisted a revolving roster of musicians, including his former mates Martyn Gilbert, Tony Potter, and onetime bassist Nick Reynolds. Joining Graham on recent recordings is producer, musician, and studio owner, Simon Denny - favored for his orchestral arrangements.  In this episode, Graham Trust of The Vow joins Team Derringer to discuss his fascination with songcraft, his early musical influences – including The Jam – and his latest song, Dude for David, a musical tribute to David Bowie. Team Derringer counts down their top five favorite songs by The Vow and, with very little effort, coaxes Graham into sharing the history of each.  We think you'll enjoy this fun and entertaining interview with Graham Trust of The Vow and, on top of that, we're sure you'll fall in love with The Vow's compelling music along the way.   Please subscribe to Derringer Discoveries on your favorite digital platform so you'll never miss a future episode. We would greatly appreciate it if you'd tell your friends, family, and fellow music lovers about Derringer Discoveries.   Our theme song, Your Sister's Room by the band Ho Jo Fro, is available on most digital streaming platforms.  © 2022 Derringer Discoveries | All Rights Reserved 

This week on Manny Talks Shooting we are sitting down with Nick Reynolds. Nick is a Limited GM in Area 8 and recently won the Area 8 Limited Championship. Nick is also an Instructor in his local area, Nick has humble beginnings and learns like most of us. Nick takes classes from time to time. During the show we talk about how he started in the sport, his plans for nationals and the future. Check out the podcast "Manny Talks Shooting". Wherever you listen to podcasts. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/manny-talks-shooting/id1552710518 Anchor: https://anchor.fm/alex-mansfield Manny Talks Shooting Merch: Follow us on: https://linktr.ee/mannytalksshooting Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mannytalksshooting/ Email: mannytalksshooting@gmail.com Music courtesy of Ben Sound at https://www.bensound.com

Welcome to the newest episode of Let's Talk To...! This is our show where we have a conversation with an interesting guest! This week we talk to former CIA officer, Nick Reynolds! He tells us how codebreaking started, the brilliant mathematicians from other countries, what we didn't know before Pearl Harbor, and how has codebreaking changed over the years! Check out his new book "NEED TO KNOW: The History of American Intelligence and Code Breaking"! All that and more on today's episode of Let's Talk To...! #BetterThanRadio If you enjoy daily ad-free content, subscribe to The BS at www.podcastthebs.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-bailey-show/message

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This week on 'Lauren Interviews,' we chat celeb conspiracies,  New York Fashion Week, plus guest Nick Reynolds! Nick is an ex- CIA agent with a new book out called,  Need to Know- WWII and the rise of American Intelligence.

This week on Scuttlebutt Vic and William sit down with best selling author Nick Reynolds, writer of the sterling “Need to Know” which covers the rise of American Intelligence during World War II. From his experience in 1975 when he was told “You don't want to be in Intel,” through his USMC and CIA career, The post Scuttlebutt Ep 51: “Need to Know” Author Nick Reynolds appeared first on MCA.

This week on Scuttlebutt Vic and William sit down with best selling author Nick Reynolds, writer of the sterling “Need to Know” which covers the rise of American Intelligence during World War II. From his experience in 1975 when he was told “You don't want to be in Intel,” through his USMC and CIA career, The post Scuttlebutt Ep 51: “Need to Know” Author Nick Reynolds appeared first on MCA.

Today on the show we have director, writer, comedian, and actor Jay Chandrasekhar has contributed to and appeared in a wide variety of critically acclaimed television programs and films throughout his career.Chandrasekhar assembled the sketch comedy troupe Broken Lizard, which includes Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter, and Erik Stolhanske. Together they performed comedy across the nation until they set their sights on producing television and feature films.Under his Broken Lizard banner, Jay directed and co-wrote Fox Searchlight Picture's comedy cult classics Super Troopers, Super Troopers 2, Club Dread, and Warner Bros' Beerfest. He also directed the Broken Lizard comedy special, Broken Lizard Stands Up.Super Troopers hit theaters in February 2002 and went on to gross $23 million with glowing audience reviews (and $80 million on home video.)Jay continued on to direct The Dukes of Hazard, direct and star in Millennium Entertainment's The Babymakers, and appear in DreamWorks' comedy hit, I Love You, Man. Recently, Chandrasekhar published his book, Mustache Shenanigans: Making Super Troopers and Other Adventures in Comedy that gives a behind the scenes look at the making of Super Troopers.In addition to his feature film work, Chandrasekhar has directed various TV shows, including several episodes of the Emmy Award winning series Arrested Development, Community, Chuck, The Grinder, Up All Night, Happy Endings, New Girl, and Psych. More recently, Jay has also directed episodes of Fresh Off the Boat, The Goldbergs, Speechless, and Schooled.His new film is Easter Sunday.Stand-up comedy sensation Jo Koy (Jo Koy: In His Elements, Jo Koy: Comin' in Hot) stars as a man returning home for an Easter celebration with his riotous, bickering, eating, drinking, laughing, loving family, in this love letter to his Filipino-American community. Easter Sunday features an all-star comedic cast that includes Jimmy O. Yang (Silicon Valley series), Tia Carrere (True Lies, Wayne's World films), Brandon Wardell (Curb Your Enthusiasm series), Tony nominee Eva Noblezada (Broadway's Hadestown), Lydia Gaston (Broadway's The King and I), Asif Ali (WandaVision), Rodney To (Parks and Recreation series), Eugene Cordero (The Good Place series), Jay Chandrasekhar (I Love You, Man), Tiffany Haddish (Girls Trip) and Lou Diamond Phillips (Courage Under Fire).  Easter Sunday, from DreamWorks Pictures, is directed by Jay Chandrasekhar (Super Troopers, The Dukes of Hazzard), from a script by Ken Cheng (series Wilfred, Betas). The film is produced by Rideback's Dan Lin (The Lego Movie franchise, It franchise) and Jonathan Eirich (Aladdin, The Two Popes), and is executive produced by Jo Koy, Jessica Gao, Jimmy O. Yang, Ken Cheng, Joe Meloche, Nick Reynolds and Seth William Meier. The film will be distributed by Universal Pictures domestically. Amblin Partners and Universal will share international distribution rights.Jay also just launched a new app designed to give the power of reviews back to the people. It's call Vouch Vault."When my film, Super Troopers, showed at Sundance, it played to big laughing crowds. But when it was released to the public, the reviews were only so-so. On Rotten Tomatoes, Super Troopers, got a 38%-fresh aggregate score from less than a hundred reviewers. With the public, though, the film garnered a 90% fresh rating from more than 250,000 non-reviewers. This 38% reviewer-number stuck in my craw. I remember thinking, “Who are these reviewers, these strangers with outsized power, and why are we listening to them? Seriously. When's the last time you walked up to a stranger and said, “Hey, what movie should I see?”Our goal with Vouch Vault is to take recommendation power from anonymous strangers and give it to the people whose tastes you know and trust."Enjoy my conversation with Jay Chandrasekhar.

Nick Reynolds has just returned from Ukraine again and talks to Peter about his experiences and insights after 6 months of war with Russia. From the implications of electronic warfare, the training for combined arms manoeuvre (in order to conduct the politically-necessary but militarily-viable offensive), to kill chains, passive drone operations, and information operations, the lessons from this war also cover more traditional – but critically important – facets of conventional combat power: sniping, dismounted close combat skills, and land mine usage. Predictions on the use of biological and chemical weapons by Russian forces in this theatre round out a wide ranging conversation on the trajectory of the war.

Today on the show we have director, writer, comedian, and actor Jay Chandrasekhar has contributed to and appeared in a wide variety of critically acclaimed television programs and films throughout his career.Chandrasekhar assembled the sketch comedy troupe Broken Lizard, which includes Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter, and Erik Stolhanske. Together they performed comedy across the nation until they set their sights on producing television and feature films.Under his Broken Lizard banner, Jay directed and co-wrote Fox Searchlight Picture's comedy cult classics Super Troopers, Super Troopers 2, Club Dread, and Warner Bros' Beerfest. He also directed the Broken Lizard comedy special, Broken Lizard Stands Up.Super Troopers hit theaters in February 2002 and went on to gross $23 million with glowing audience reviews (and $80 million on home video.)Jay continued on to direct The Dukes of Hazard, direct and star in Millennium Entertainment's The Babymakers, and appear in DreamWorks' comedy hit, I Love You, Man. Recently, Chandrasekhar published his book, Mustache Shenanigans: Making Super Troopers and Other Adventures in Comedy that gives a behind the scenes look at the making of Super Troopers.In addition to his feature film work, Chandrasekhar has directed various TV shows, including several episodes of the Emmy Award winning series Arrested Development, Community, Chuck, The Grinder, Up All Night, Happy Endings, New Girl, and Psych. More recently, Jay has also directed episodes of Fresh Off the Boat, The Goldbergs, Speechless, and Schooled.His new film is Easter Sunday.Stand-up comedy sensation Jo Koy (Jo Koy: In His Elements, Jo Koy: Comin' in Hot) stars as a man returning home for an Easter celebration with his riotous, bickering, eating, drinking, laughing, loving family, in this love letter to his Filipino-American community. Easter Sunday features an all-star comedic cast that includes Jimmy O. Yang (Silicon Valley series), Tia Carrere (True Lies, Wayne's World films), Brandon Wardell (Curb Your Enthusiasm series), Tony nominee Eva Noblezada (Broadway's Hadestown), Lydia Gaston (Broadway's The King and I), Asif Ali (WandaVision), Rodney To (Parks and Recreation series), Eugene Cordero (The Good Place series), Jay Chandrasekhar (I Love You, Man), Tiffany Haddish (Girls Trip) and Lou Diamond Phillips (Courage Under Fire).  Easter Sunday, from DreamWorks Pictures, is directed by Jay Chandrasekhar (Super Troopers, The Dukes of Hazzard), from a script by Ken Cheng (series Wilfred, Betas). The film is produced by Rideback's Dan Lin (The Lego Movie franchise, It franchise) and Jonathan Eirich (Aladdin, The Two Popes), and is executive produced by Jo Koy, Jessica Gao, Jimmy O. Yang, Ken Cheng, Joe Meloche, Nick Reynolds and Seth William Meier. The film will be distributed by Universal Pictures domestically. Amblin Partners and Universal will share international distribution rights.Jay also just launched a new app designed to give the power of reviews back to the people. It's call Vouch Vault."When my film, Super Troopers, showed at Sundance, it played to big laughing crowds. But when it was released to the public, the reviews were only so-so. On Rotten Tomatoes, Super Troopers, got a 38%-fresh aggregate score from less than a hundred reviewers. With the public, though, the film garnered a 90% fresh rating from more than 250,000 non-reviewers. This 38% reviewer-number stuck in my craw. I remember thinking, “Who are these reviewers, these strangers with outsized power, and why are we listening to them? Seriously. When's the last time you walked up to a stranger and said, “Hey, what movie should I see?”Our goal with Vouch Vault is to take recommendation power from anonymous strangers and give it to the people whose tastes you know and trust."

EPISODE 100! Can you believe it!?! Today's guest is someone who we chatted to 14 months ago. He was (then) 2 years post op, lost a lot of his weight and prepping for his first heavy man comp. He was in a pretty dark place and coming to terms with the mental battles that come with WLS.Today, 14 months on–he is a new person–both physically and mentally. Join us as we catch up with Nick ( @nick_1987_ ) and hear all about his triumphs, failures and lessons learnt. If you would like to listen to his past episode, listen to episode #48 of Bari Banter. You will be blown away by the mental transformation. Thank you to our Premium and Opti Bari Patreons; Barb, Lou, Laura Jess, & Aliesha.If you like what we do and would like to support us head on over to our Patreon page and give us some love.Discount codes:@nutritionforwls baribanter@formulite_ IAMABARI10@costpricesupplements IAMBARI15

On Tuesday, South Carolinians went to the polls to vote in the 2022 primary election.This week, we're talking about a few of the most closely-watched races with help from our politics team at The Post and Courier.In this primary, there was a kind of tale of two Trump endorsements: There were two Congressional races in South Carolina where a stamp of approval from Donald Trump was in play. In each of those districts, the Republican incumbent had fallen out of favor with the former president. Their challengers had earned Trump's support. Things played out very differently in each of those races.Politics reporters Nick Reynolds and Caitlin Byrd break down what happened in the GOP primary races in the state's 1st and 7th congressional districts, and Columbia bureau chief Seanna Adcox explains the results of the Democratic primary for this year's race for governor in South Carolina.For more information about the Republican primary in SC-01, check out this episode of Understand SC.More primary coverage:Rice loses SC congressional seat to Fry in GOP primary after voting to impeach TrumpTurnout shows even Tom Rice's neighbors chose Russell Fry over him in GOP primary blowoutNancy Mace survives fierce SC Republican primary against Trump-backed Katie ArringtonRepublican Nancy Mace beat Katie Arrington where it counted: Charleston and BeaufortDemocrat Joe Cunningham's runaway victory as governor nominee boosted by two letters: TVUnderstand SC is a weekly podcast from The Post and Courier that draws from the reporting resources and knowledge of our newsroom to help you better understand South Carolina. Are there any stories you'd like to hear on the show? Contact us at understandsc@postandcourier.com.This episode was hosted and edited by Emily Williams.

On May 2, the D.C. news outlet Politico published a draft opinion of a Supreme Court decision that would overturn Roe v. Wade.An actual decision has not been issued. What was leaked was a draft, written by Justice Samuel Alito, but, in the days since it was published, people have sprung into action. Some South Carolina Republicans are pushing to pass more aggressive abortion legislation. Abortion providers in the state are preparing for a six-week ban on abortions that's currently blocked in the courts to potentially go into effect as soon as this summer.This week, we're talking about what would happen in South Carolina if Roe v. Wade is overturned.More coverage: SC legislators could consider banning abortion in a special session after justices ruleSC Republicans poised to impose stricter abortion bans if Roe v. Wade is overturnedMike Pence to condemn abortion in SC as Supreme Court suggests Roe v. Wade overturnUnderstand SC: Lawmakers poised to pass bill banning most abortions in SCUnderstand SC is a weekly podcast from The Post and Courier that draws from the reporting resources and knowledge of our newsroom to help you better understand South Carolina. Are there any stories you'd like to hear on the show? Contact us at understandsc@postandcourier.com.This episode was hosted and edited by Emily Williams and featured reporter Nick Reynolds.

We start Season 3 with an absolute cracker as Lynda, Cass and Jon discuss the forensics behind the Great Train Robbery with some of those who were involved. In a world first, Listening to the Dead brings together the son of the robbery's mastermind, Bruce Reynolds, with a fingerprint expert who worked on the case back in 1963. Sit back and enjoy a lively discussion about planted evidence, bungling robbers, the swinging Sixties, betrayal, distrust and life on the run. Jack Deans was just starting out in the Met Police's fingerprint department when the robbery happened and remembers manually searching the Met's paper database for the robbers' prints. He went on to have a 50 year career in fingerprinting. Nick Reynolds was a toddler when the robbery was committed and his earliest memories are of being on the run with his father in Central America along with 'uncles' Ronnie and Buster. After his father's arrest Nick visited him in prison and was part of the team that brought Ronnie Biggs back to the UK in 2001. Today he is a successful musician and frequent contributor to documentaries on the robbery. Chris Pickard worked with Ronnie Biggs on his renowned autobiography Odd Man Out (an updated edition is publishing this year) and is an authority on the Great Train Robbery.   Lynda's new novel Vanished is out on March 31st 2022 in hardback, ebook and audiobook.  Discover more at: www.lyndalaplante.com/listening-to-the-dead/ Nick Reynolds' band Alabama 3 is touring in 2022. Find out more at https://www.alabama3.co.uk. Nick is also one of the world's leading death mask sculptors. You can learn more about his extraordinary craft at http://deathmasks.uk. Jack Deans still advises and speaks on fingerprinting: http://independent-experts.co.uk/deans.html Credits  This podcast was made by Bonnier Books UK  Host & Director: Jon Watt  Producer: Laura Makela  Sound Engineer: Chris Attaway  Theme music: Game Over by Magic in the Other  End music: Sweeney by Mike Relm 

A seat is opening up on the United States Supreme Court. President Joe Biden has said that, for the first time, a Black woman will serve on the country's highest court. The question, of course, is who it will be. South Carolina judge Michelle Childs is one potential pick. Childs has the support of Rep. Jim Clyburn of South Carolina — the House majority whip, an ally of Biden and the person who told Biden in the first place that he should commit to appointing a Black woman to the Supreme Court. Today, we're talking about the political dynamics surrounding this Supreme Court pick and Childs' prospects as a potential nominee. This episode was hosted and edited by Emily Williams and featured Nick Reynolds, political reporter for The Post and Courier. More coverage:Michelle Childs, SC's possible face on Supreme Court, seen as most electable possibilityLindsey Graham praises SC judge Michelle Childs in Supreme Court discussionClyburn, Graham: Supreme Court shouldn't be covered in IvyClyburn ups his pitch for SC federal judge J. Michelle Childs to join Supreme Court

It's been one year since supporters of former President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. The events of that day led to an impeachment, sparked debate about what it meant for the future of democracy in the United States and launched investigations by the FBI and Congress.  This week, we're taking a closer look at South Carolina's role in the lead-up to Jan. 6, on the day and in the fallout that came after.  Eleven S.C. residents have been charged with storming the Capitol on Jan. 6, including two accused of assaulting the police officers who guarded it.Reporter Avery Wilks has been covering their cases, and you'll hear from him today. We also spoke with political reporter Nick Reynolds about the response from state politicians to that day and the political fallout that we've seen for a few of them.  More coverage: SC's role in Jan. 6 Capitol riot comes into clearer focus 1 year laterSC couple pleads guilty to storming Capitol together on Jan. 6First South Carolinian sentenced for Jan. 6 Capitol storming gets no prison timeConspiracy theories, Trump led SC residents to storm the Capitol. Friends turned them in.

Steve Wraith's True Crime Interviews With Nick Reynolds son of Great Train Robbery Mastermind Bruce

This week on Jackson Unpacked [Oct. 8]: Debates over the future of Jackson's rodeo and fairgrounds are heating up, as local elected officials get ready to consider the issue early next year. KHOL interviews Nick Reynolds, one of Wyoming's top political reporters, about his decision to leave the state. A new Jackson garden aims to better understand post-fire restoration, and a program in Montrose, Colorado, helps youth aging out of foster care find affordable housing. Plus, KHOL's roundup of this week's headlines. Jackson Unpacked airs locally at 89.1 FM or via live-stream Mondays at 7:30 a.m., Tuesdays at 3 p.m., Fridays at 7:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and Sundays at 12:30 p.m. Support Jackson's only nonprofit newsroom by becoming a member of KHOL today.

“Truly Wyoming's loss” and “We are in your debt” were just some of the comments posted on Twitter last week in response to the news that Nick Reynolds is leaving the Cowboy State. Reynolds has reported on Wyoming politics for the past three years, first for the Casper Star-Tribune and then WyoFile, and he was often one of the only reporters at the Wyoming State Legislature. KHOL News Director Kyle Mackie interviewed Reynolds about the difficulty of making a living in local news in Wyoming and his new role in South Carolina.

On the week that Alabama 3's stunning new album 'Step 13' is released we thought we would treat you to a chat we had with A3 legend Harpo Strangelove aka Nick Reynolds earlier this year. He talks about his new film 'Rolling Stone: Life and Death of Brian Jones' , his father Bruce (The Great Train Robbery) , His art that includes death mask sculptures, The Sopranos soundtrack and the time Reverend D Wayne Love bammed up Chopper. We also have a secret bonus surprise at the very end for any Alabama 3 fans out there as Jackal Trades & Jo D'arc take inspiration from one of A3's biggest hits. This show was mixed and mastered by Morphamish of Sound Sound. 'Step 13' is out now on all platforms but sounds best on vinyl from here: https://www.roughtrade.com/gb/alabama-3/step-13 You Call That Radio is powered by our patreons so if you enjoy today's show then please consider throwing us a pint or a coffee over here: https://www.patreon.com/Youcallthatradio The song at the end is by Jackal Trades over at: https://spoti.fi/3c5fpvK You can watch the video of this chat with Nick over here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcUMLM5Ku8A&t and you can find out more about YCTR on our website at https://www.youcallthat.com and see ALL our shows on our youtube channel here: http://youtube.com/youcallthatradio

In this episode we spend some time with Dr Nick Reynolds going over specific Chiropractic terms. Dis-ease can be a bit of a hot topic, but if we start with a clear understanding of the terms and their meanings, it quickly changes into another conversation. Nick is someone who we have gotten to know pretty well recently as he worked his way through our online philosophy course, so we were buzzing to get him on a podcast to share some things. Nick choose to look deeper at various Chiropractic terms during his time on our philosophy course, and ended up focusing on dis-ease. He final module, the article we chat about, was the result of some incredible discussions and a lot of hard work on his part. When combined with Nicks understanding and quality penmanship this was a piece of Chiropractic writing that couldn't stay hidden, so we thought we would get him on the podcast to make sure it got out there. We were yet to know, at the time of recording the podcast, that this paper would feature in the recent publication of 33 from the UCA (uk). Which hopefully a few of you have read! But in the podcast we walk through his paper and some of the conversations and thots around it. Nick is a rockstar and as always he brings his incredible energy on this one. What did we go over Studying Chiro in a different way to the norm. Inspirational Chiro that got him there. Disease v. Disease. Why is it important to clarify our terms. Post Chiro college disney! Chasing the greats. Getting out of the bubble. Studying philosophy online. ….and plenty more. *we apologise for the quality of the audio for this one, but we wanted to get it out there*

Welcome to the first episode of Byline: WyoFile, a podcast that goes beyond the headlines of Wyoming's most important news stories. On today's episode, host Claire Schnatterbeck talks with reporter Nick Reynolds about the forces driving the crowded 2022 campaign for U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney's seat, secretive PACs, rallies in Cheyenne and the crowded field of challengers. To read more stories on the primary race, Liz Cheney and other vital Wyoming news, visit wyofile.com.

Mufaro: Live at Yonder Festival, Mary Valley, 30 November 2019 Mufaro is an artist whose music spans the genres of soul, jazz and R&B. Moving from Harare, Zimbabwe, to Australia at the age of 9, Mufaro settled in Brisbane and studied Jazz Voice at the Queensland Conservatorium. In more recent years he moved to Melbourne and in 2018 released the EP "Closer". In this set you're about to hear Mufaro was joined onstage by his band The Barehouse, made up of Brandon Enu on guitar, Nick Reynolds on keyboards, Yao Che on saxophone, Josh Willony on bass and Lachlan James O'Keefe on drums. Recorded by Lauren Holyoak Mixed by Joe McCormack This set was mixed by an audio production student from the Queensland University of Technology as part of their course. Show production, engineering and host: Scott Mercer Originally aired via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 23 May, 2021

Reg talks with Nick Reynolds of Shoebaker ATL aka “The Baker” about sneaker customization and why he only makes a baker's dozen of a style. This episode is coming hot out the oven.

This week we sit down with the incredibly vulnerable @nick_1987_. Sleeved back in March 2019, he had more to unpack than just his weight. Nick is extremely real and raw with us and talks us through the head games he has had to struggle with during his journey. From marriage breakdowns and self worth to nutrition and strong man competitions, we really do address it all. As always we would love your feedback, suggestions and comments on the episode.

Welcome to the Pawnee, Indiana Parks Department! This department is LITERALLY full of interesting characters, but before we tell you about them, you must fill out 12 different forms and take them to the dreaded fourth floor for processing. Just kidding!! All you have to do is press play and this episode of Muggle with a Mic will transport you back to the good 'ole days of Parks and Rec. A guy named Nick, but not Offerman, joins us today. We have an even better Nick with us! Yes ladies and gents, racoons and mouse rats, Nick Reynolds is back with Kaiti to discuss this amazingly funny tv show! Nick and Kaiti talk about mockumentaries and the differences/similarities of Park and Recreation to it's counterpart "The Office". They also talk about their favorite episodes, scenes, characters and round it all off with super fun quiz questions! So sit back and Treat Yo Self to this hilarious episode of Muggle with a Mic! Music in this episode: Take a Chance Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 Other clips obtained from "Parks and Recreation" NBC. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mugglewithamic/support

  Photo by Nick Reynolds on Unsplash   I am so psyched to have another excellent guest mix. This one comes from long-time friend of the blog, Innesti - innesti.bandcamp.com I have featured a bunch of Innesti music over the years and have hosted guest mixes from him as well. A couple of days ago I got an email asking if I was interested in another guest mix of  ambient vaporwave tunes. Aww, hell yeah, I'm interested. Although I'm not quite sure what Vaporwave is. No worries, Innesti explains it for us: Vaporwave is a niche genre of electronic music that combines the visual aesthetic of meme culture with the glitched out and stretched sounds of 1980's mall and infomercial music. It is not the kind of music that you would expect to appeal to listeners who enjoy deep ambient soundscapes. Nonetheless, buried deep within this genre are some amazing beatless and atmospheric pieces. I am drawn to these because they capture the kinds of atmospheres that I enjoy, but emerge organically within a completely different musical tradition. This mix represents a sample of some of my favorite ambient vaporwave tracks. Sounds great! Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    地球  -  ジャングル PART 2 07:10    Subaeris - The City In Rain 12:50    Lindsheaven Virtual Plaza - Polynomial Voices 19:40    Corp. & t e l e p a t h - 進化  - 猫 シ 23:12    Corp. & t e l e p a t h - A New Life Awaits You 26:07    暗号零 - 我爱你我的孩子 (Mother) 30.59    SONYA™ SleepStation - [program b] - sleep 36:30    ∑ V ∑ R Y T H I N G - In this forest all of your problems become beautiful birds 42:25    Zadig The Jasp - (海の前で-In Front Of The Sea.) 52:12    ll nøthing ll - Cycle 60:00    end  

In this episode of Weekend Update I talk with Nick Reynolds from the Casper Star Tribune about Liz Cheney.  I explain that Cheney doesn't value Cowboy Liberty like the rest of us in Wyoming.  This is a great interview, you don't want to miss it!!

The difficulty of extricating from expeditionary campaigns makes the use of deniable, ‘fire and forget’ assistance from special forces appealing to governments with an eye on their budgets. The post #WavellReviews – “War by Others’ Means” by Dr Jack Watling and Nick Reynolds (A RUSI paper) appeared first on Wavell Room.

You know them, you love them, and you have them here now. Three solid hours of hilarious bliss with Nick Reynolds, Dusty Reynolds, and Cheyenne Von Kanel. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Support this podcast

You know them, you love them, and you have them here now. Three solid hours of hilarious bliss with Nick Reynolds, Dusty Reynolds, and Cheyenne Von Kanel. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

This week, Seaniebee and The Don risk being cancelled as they discuss the rise of cancel culture in our society and number 3 in the countdown is revealed (at 69m) - artist/activist Carrie Reichardt. LINK: When censorship becomes necessary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhXiDPKnYNE Doug Stanhope clip from "No Place Like Home" Purchase here: http://www.dougstanhope.com/store?category=DVDs ----------------------------------------------------------------------- CARRIE REICHARDT HAS A PINT WITH SEANIEBEE Carrie Reichardt is a multi-media artist and one of the UK's leading, most authentic and anarchic art activists. She talks openly about her battles with mental illness and her challenging, shocking and destigmatizing related artworks; her work to bring creativity and dignity to Romanian orphans; and the astonishing story of her befriending inmates on death row in Texas, which led to her attending an execution in Huntsville and a subsequent fight against the inhumanity of capital punishment. Carrie believes that creativity is what gives us our humanity and our sanity; in art as a form of therapy to deal with emotions and life-changes; the importance of empathy; and in using provocative, boundary-pushing, irreverent and often politically incorrect expressions to engender meaningful reaction, response and change. In 2017 she was appointed the first ever visual artist for Shakespeare's Birthplace Trust; and has also spent the last 21 years mosaicing the outside of her three story home in Chiswick. Links: Purchase Carrie's art: www.carriereichardt.com Carrie's house clip: 2018.nuartaberdeen.co.uk/artists/carr…eichardt-uk/ walktheplank.co.uk/ Nick Reynolds death masks: memorialcasts.co.uk/about.htm A Pint With Seaniebee Audible Feast's list of Best Podcast Series of 2017: tinyurl.com/ya5yj9vs Top 12 Best New Podcast Series of 2016: tinyurl.com/gps9tn5 50 Best Podcast Episodes list 2017: tinyurl.com/y7ryajat 50 Best Podcast Episodes list 2016: tinyurl.com/hp83rnw Release date: November 30th 2018 Runtime: 135m Recorded: Dublin (Chiswick)

The season's final episode.After months of digging, Tom is on the verge of solving the five decade mystery of who stole the Jules Rimet trophy.However, can he get the evidence to prove Sidney Cugullere was the thief?To do so he must delve into London’s criminal underworld where we hear stories of torture, axe attacks and gang warfare.He tracks down some of the people who were closest to the villains involved in the 1966 heist and uncovers the fullest ever account of how the World Cup was stolen and then recovered, taking us from a coal bunker in Luton to the tropical beaches of Brazil. ..........................................Auddy presents Stealing Victory - an original production#stealingvictoryInvestigating reporter and presenter, Tom PettiforTheme Music by Nick Reynolds and Edward RoseTitle music by Guy FarleySeries Producer, Zak BrophySound Designer, Norman GoodmanExecutive Editor, Owen Bennett-JonesExecutive Producer, Andrew SampsonSpecial thanks to the Daily Mirror, London.

What, we had the fake one? I’m staggered. Bloody Cheek. It’s outrageous”.When England met West Germany in the World Cup Final, England's vice captain George Cohen had his heart set on winning the cup.Rookie policeman Peter Weston had been charged with swapping the fake cup for the real cup after the game. Both men tell their story of what happened on that momentous day. And Tom has a major breakthrough in his search for the elusive Sidney Kew. ..........................................Auddy presents Stealing Victory - an original production#stealingvictoryInvestigating reporter and presenter, Tom PettiforTheme Music by Nick Reynolds and Edward RoseTitle music by Guy FarleySeries Producer, Zak BrophySound Designer, Norman GoodmanExecutive Editor, Owen Bennett-JonesExecutive Producer, Andrew SampsonSpecial thanks to the Daily Mirror, London.

The police caught a man in a sting operation as he tried to collect a ransom and then two days later the trophy was found by Pickles. But how did it get onto the driveway of a suburban South London street? "They did some kind of deal behind the scenes to say look, if you can get the cup back we will shorten your sentence. So I think my father probably acted as a go between the authorities - in this case the police, the FA and the government - and the thieves...........................................Auddy presents Stealing Victory - an original production#stealingvictoryInvestigating reporter and presenter, Tom PettiforTheme Music by Nick Reynolds and Edward RoseTitle music by Guy FarleySeries Producer, Zak BrophySound Designer, Norman GoodmanExecutive Editor, Owen Bennett-JonesExecutive Producer, Andrew SampsonSpecial thanks to the Daily Mirror, London.

Dave Corbett burst through the doors of Gypsy Hill Police Station with what he believes is the world cup. The desk sergeant tells him “This doesn’t look very world cuppy to me sonny!”. Months later Dave and Pickles found themselves at the England team's celebratory dinner, where Pickles cocked a leg and relieved himself against the lift.Tom’s investigation throw up new details that suggest that there was more to the telling of Pickles than we’d all come to know. ..........................................Auddy presents Stealing Victory - an original production#stealingvictoryInvestigating reporter and presenter, Tom PettiforTheme Music by Nick Reynolds and Edward RoseTitle music by Guy FarleySeries Producer, Zak BrophySound Designer, Norman GoodmanExecutive Editor, Owen Bennett-JonesExecutive Producer, Andrew SampsonSpecial thanks to the Daily Mirror, London.

The authorities receive a ransom from a man calling himself Jackson. They had been wading through a maze of dead ends but now they had something concrete.An 'FA official' meets with Jackson and they drive into the badlands of South London to get the cup. Tensions rise as a "funny old van" keeps popping up and spooks Jackson. Are they being followed? Will the deal take place or will Jackson do a runner? The stakes are high. The risk is real. The outcome uncertain...........................................Auddy presents Stealing Victory - an original production#stealingvictoryInvestigating reporter and presenter, Tom PettiforTheme Music by Nick Reynolds and Edward RoseTitle music by Guy FarleySeries Producer, Zak BrophySound Designer, Norman GoodmanExecutive Editor, Owen Bennett-JonesExecutive Producer, Andrew SampsonSpecial thanks to the Daily Mirror, London.

The world cup trophy was stolen from under the noses of the British authorities days before a general election. It was an international scandal. Within hours of the theft the Football Association (FA) and the cops were conspiring in secret to have a fake cup made. ..........................................Auddy presents Stealing Victory - an original production#stealingvictoryInvestigating reporter and presenter, Tom PettiforTheme Music by Nick Reynolds and Edward RoseTitle music by Guy FarleySeries Producer, Zak BrophySound Designer, Norman GoodmanExecutive Editor, Owen Bennett-JonesExecutive Producer, Andrew SampsonSpecial thanks to the Daily Mirror, London.

On a quiet Sunday morning in March 1966 the World Cup trophy was locked in an exhibition hall in central London. Shortly before midday, security guard John McLaren's went to check on the cup, "and there it was… nothing… just the plinth. Quite a shocker".In Episode 1 of Stealing Victory, John speaks publicly for the first time about what happened on the day of the theft.It was one of the most infamous heists of the 20th century and it came just a few months before the Queen was due to award the trophy to the World Cup winners.The thief was never identified but in 2017 Tom Pettifor, Crime Editor of the Daily Mirror, received a tip off from an underworld source.This series follows Tom's investigation into that tip off, delving into the seedy world of 1960s gangland London, police corruption and the secret making of a fake trophy. It tells us something about the stories we tell and those we choose to forget.And it's the search for an incredibly elusive man with an unforgettable head of hair. ..........................................Auddy presents Stealing Victory - an original production#stealingvictoryInvestigating reporter and presenter, Tom PettiforTheme Music by Nick Reynolds and Edward RoseTitle music by Guy FarleySeries Producer, Zak BrophySound Designer, Norman GoodmanExecutive Editor, Owen Bennett-JonesExecutive Producer, Andrew SampsonSpecial thanks to the Daily Mirror, London.

That's right ladies and gentleman, its another group episode. This week Mitch was joined in the studio by some very old friends, Tim Higdon, Zach Hart and Nick Reynolds. Buckle your seat belts, this is not your average episode of Just Friends. If you are looking for thoughtful commentary, look elsewhere. If you're thinking about political correctness... think again. But if you're looking for a good time with some old friends, step right up ladies and gentlemen, you've come to the right place. Music: http://www.purple-planet.com This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

That's right ladies and gentleman, its another group episode. This week Mitch was joined in the studio by some very old friends, Tim Higdon, Zach Hart and Nick Reynolds. Buckle your seat belts, this is not your average episode of Just Friends. If you are looking for thoughtful commentary, look elsewhere. If you're thinking about political correctness... think again. But if you're looking for a good time with some old friends, step right up ladies and gentlemen, you've come to the right place. Music: http://www.purple-planet.com This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Support this podcast

This episode I did a Zoom podcast recording with Nick Reynolds, 3rd Generation owner of Reynolds Love Funeral Home in Lexington, NE. I got an opportunity to catch up with a high school friend and also learn about the funeral home industry. He goes into detail of what it is like being a small business owner and what his day to day work entails at the funeral home. The biggest issue we as a society is facing right now is the Covid-19 pandemic. As much as the Coronavirus has affected the world, he gives us first hand experience at how they are dealing with this pandemic right now. Nick gives us a behind the scenes of how they are adapting to new guidelines and using technology to help assist operations and procedures during these tough times. I also get a chance to ask so taboo questions and learned of any supernatural experience he may have. You will have to listen to get that answered. This was a super fun episode where we just have some beverages and I get a chance to catch up with a friend and learn his business. So sit back, absorb information with a beverage, all while enjoying the ride.Reynolds Love Funeral Home -https://www.reynoldslovefuneralhome.com/Unfiltered MaPop Passage -https://www.unfilteredmapop.com/Instagram: @mapop_80YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE6lCPIKprSIk2EsH0_j9LAFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/UNFILTEREDMAPOP/Start your own Podcast today and use this affiliate link:https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=937621You will also get an Amazon $20 Gift card. Amazing deal.Contact me for assistance to start your podcast:https://www.unfilteredmapop.com/contact

***** This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. I've Got Scars Baby listeners get 10% off their first month at: http://betterhelp.com/IveGotScarsBaby  It's always a good time to invest in yourself. Turn your scars into your superpower! ***** Daarina and Nick share their experience living with sickle cell disease and how it has impacted their health, relationships, career and shifted their outlook on life.   #SickleCell #Scars #AudraBryant Daarina Marie produced her first pilot for Endemol in 2007, spurring her move to Los Angeles from her native Chicago. She graduated, with honors, with her B.A. in Television Production and Directing from Columbia College Chicago. Since then, she has worked on and produced for a variety of top-rated television shows including America's Got Talent and The X-Factor, as well projects for OWN, ABC, Facebook Watch, FOX, HBO Max, Netflix and more. She's always enjoyed the art of storytelling. Taking advantage of creative opportunities at an early age, allowed her to land in the Smithsonian at only 10-years-old and have her first play she wrote at 11-years-old, get selected to tour. Currently, she is the creator and director of the award-winning digital series “Chronicles of a Dark Child In Hollywood.” In the series, real people share their truths, through comedy, about their most awkward experiences and what it's like being a person of color in Hollywood. Her goal with creating it is to help change the narrative for African-Americans and other POCs everywhere by creating a dialogue. Although the series highlights stories told by people in the entertainment industry, POCs anywhere and in any profession can relate. In her free time, she loves thrifting and mentoring teens for the Sickle Cell Disease Foundation of California. You can connect with Daarina at:  instagram.com/darkchildnhwood Nick Reynolds is a sickle cell warrior an actor/bodybuilding taking the world by storm. His motto is: “The scars of your past give you strength for the future.”   You can connect with Nick at: http://instagram.com/official_natefox --- *Free Gift for You: "3 Ways to Turn Your Scars Into Your Superpower":  https://witty-composer-7238.ck.page/974806764e Check out Audra's Music video “Scars”:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9omSfX-IMkE For Coaching Inquiries: https://www.audrabryant.com/products You can connect with Audra at:  Website: https://www.audrabryant.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ivegotscarsbaby and        https://www.instagram.com/audraabryant Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IveGotScarsBabyShow  Twitter: https://twitter.com/AudraABryant  --- Audra's Story:  Audra was burned at a year and a half, had six surgeries between the ages of 2 and 16, and did not look at herself in the mirror until she was 25 years old. As a person, who has experienced trauma and was left with physical remnants of it, she was then able to do the work necessary to embrace her scars and become empowered by them. Because of her experience, Audra wrote her song “Scars”, created the I've Got Scars Baby! Podcast and has been performing and holding personal empowerment workshops across the country. From Detroit native to Los Angeles artist and producer, Audra has also performed at such venues as the Disney Music Hall (LA), The Kennedy Center (Washington DC), The World Children's Festival of Theatre (Copenhagen, Denmark), The House of Blues Sunset (LA) and The Comedy Store (LA), Laugh Factory (LA) and The Comedy Union (LA). As a Producer, Audra has worked for several network TV shows including: America's Got Talent, Steve Harvey's Big Time, and The Tom Joyner Show as well as shows on Netflix, BET, and VH1. Audra has taken her creativity to the stage as the writer and producer of her first play entitled, The Cage at the Stella Adler Theatre in Hollywood to several sold-out shows.

What is it like inside the mind of an actor? We find that out on this episode of Muggle with a Mic! Kaiti and Phil were beyond excited to interview actor Nick Reynolds!  His talents have been featured on tv shows such as The Blacklist, Orange is the New Black, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Alpha House, and soon to star in Season 3 of Search Party on HBO Max. Nick helps break down the mentality of an actor and developing his many roles as a character actor. The intricacies of the audition process are discussed and we find out the true importance of casting directors. Nick also shares inside information on acting with James Spader and secrets of the Orange is the New Black set. Phil and Kaiti also learn about the "precision" of acting resumes and what life is like for an actor living in NYC. You certainly don't want to miss this amazing episode of Muggle with a Mic! Intro Music: Take a Chance Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mugglewithamic/support

In this episode of UnCOMMon Grounds, host Chris Roush interviews Lisa Ferrara, Nick Reynolds, and Anna Bounomo -- students from The Agency, a student-run advertising and design firm. They talk about the projects they worked on, and what it’s like to take a class that’s basically like running a business.  UnCOMMon Grounds is hosted by Chris Roush, dean of the school of communications at Quinnipiac University, and produced by David DesRoches, director of community programming.

THE KINGSTON TRIO began with Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane and Dave Guard in 1955… Home base: San Francisco. The three founded what turned out to be the most influential music band to emerge from the 1950s, only to be outdone by The Beatles. With talent and tenacity, they rose to become the undisputed kings of an acoustic musical genre that exploded onto the American scene, and still exists today. Celebrating the group’s more than 60 years of entertaining audiences, all three current members, Mike Marvin, Tim Gorelangton and Don Marovich have intrinsic links to and experience with the original group. ALLIE COLLEEN is no stranger to the music industry. A Belmont University graduate from Owasso, Oklahoma with a style that is truly her own, Allie has a passion for singing and songwriting since a young age has garnered her a reputation of being a notable songwriter with an iconic-sounding voice. Her impeccably strong voice with hints of timeless tradition falls between classic country and the emerging country sound. Her recent debut single, “Work In Progress” defines the life that’s shaped her with personal lyrics and transparency in both the vocals and delivery. WoodSongs Kids: The Byrne Brothers are a traditional Irish Music Band and Irish Dancers from Donegal, Ireland. .

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The Zone Sports Network is featuring several partners each day to showcase how these local businesses are helping the state and surrounding areas cope and manage through the COVID-19 pandemic. Nick Reynolds of Chick-fil-A (City Creek, Vivint Smart Home Arena) joined 'The Big Show' on Wednesday afternoon.

Today on The Neil Haley Show's The Caregiver Dave Celebrity Segment, Caregiver Dave and The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Mike Marvin of The Kingston Trio. Taken in as part of the Reynolds family as a teenager, Mike learned his music ropes at the foot of Nick Reynolds, his late “adopted father.” With Nick's approval, Mike was present at Trio rehearsals during the years when the Trio was the biggest act in the world. Under Nick's tutelage, Mike learned backstage support, how Nick and the Trio picked songs, how the Trio managed their tours and many other critical insights. Mike was a member of the Trio's inner circle and with the opportunity to expand his musical horizons, learned from the Trio's manager Frank Werber everything from booking an act to conducting an orderly rehearsal to running a complicated business in an orderly fashion. After years of touring as a folksinger with band mate Tim Gorelangton, Mike branched into movies. Mike pioneered the editing of ski films, including the seminal 1972 90 minute ski movie “Earth Rider” featuring the legendary ski-parachute jump off Yosemite's El Capitan. This was the birth of extreme skiing in America. It was also the first time music was edited and inserted, note for note, as a driving force in cinematic imagery as Mike implemented the music of John Stewart, Leo Kottke, and The Kingston Trio in Earth Rider and three subsequent feature films. Mike is also an author, artist and architectural designer. Today Mike shares his time between Los Angeles and the southern Oregon coast as he, besides singing and performing with the Kingston Trio, fulfills his official role as the Chief Executive Officer of the Trio.  

The Alabama 3 singer and co-founder Jake Black died in May: as the next tour date draws near band members must decide whether they can continue without him and how they mark his absence on stage. The decisions on a way forward started within days of Jake's unexpected death and whilst his body was still in the mortuary - moulds were taken of his face and hands in the hope that a death mask might help recreate his presence on stage. In addition of the death mask, sound experts have painstakingly resurrected early out takes of Jake - otherwise known as the Very Reverend D Wayne Love. As preparations gather for the new tour, the forgotten tapes of the talented singer are a constant reminder of his huge talent. The mask is made from the moulds taken by band member Nick Reynolds. He's the son of Bruce, the great train robber and as well as playing harmonica he's also a sculptor specialising in death masks. He's convinced that immortalising him in this way will be cathartic for all of them: During the grieving process band members travel to a huge Sopranos Convention in New Jersey, with thousands of fans eager to meet the musicians behind the Sopranos theme tune, 'Woke up this Morning.' It is a bitter sweet experience for Rob Spragg, otherwise known as Larry Love, who formed Alabama 3 with Jake in 1996: "Jake was larger than life, a real fusion of what we stood for and being in America without him is very hard." Rob has made big changes in his own life following Jake's death, largely giving up drugs and alcohol: "It's so hard - he should be here with us and hearing him during rehearsals and performances is bringing so many tears." Produced by Sue Mitchell

THE KINGSTON TRIO began with Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane and Dave Guard in 1955… Home base: San Francisco. The three founded what turned out to be the most influential music band to emerge from the 1950s, only to be outdone by The Beatles. With talent and tenacity, they rose to become the undisputed kings of an acoustic musical genre that exploded onto the American scene, and still exists today. Celebrating the group's more than 60 years of entertaining audiences, all three current members, Mike Marvin, Tim Gorelangton and Don Marovich have intrinsic links to and experience with the original group. ALLIE COLLEEN is no stranger to the music industry. A Belmont University graduate from Owasso, Oklahoma with a style that is truly her own, Allie has a passion for singing and songwriting since a young age has garnered her a reputation of being a notable songwriter with an iconic-sounding voice. Her impeccably strong voice with hints of timeless tradition falls between classic country and the emerging country sound. Her recent debut single, “Work In Progress” defines the life that's shaped her with personal lyrics and transparency in both the vocals and delivery. WoodSongs Kids: The Byrne Brothers are a traditional Irish Music Band and Irish Dancers from Donegal, Ireland.

This week, we talk #meltdownmoments that involve nagging, medical scares, facial scars and the sacrifices that Ali makes for motherhood. We shout out to some of our listeners such as Katrina, her amazing review and her bold moves! Shout out to our previous guest Desirae Judy and her and her husband Eric Judy's launching of their bookstorehttps://www.paperboatbooksellers.com/ ( Paperboat Booksellers)! Shout of to Nick Reynolds for listening! And thank you to our new listener Dr. Dueck! Thank you so much for listening! Nicole discusses the highs and lows of starting her own business http://unwoundretreats.com (Unwound Retreats), what that feels like, and how doors open when you put yourself out there. We discuss how you can your meet goals by doing some purposeful reverse engineering. And per Nicole's coach https://www.michaeltranmer.com/ (Michael Tranmer) he says, “When it gets hard, you have to remember the why.” Putting yourself out there is super scary and you have to remember why you are doing it in the first place so you don't quit! We love hearing from you! Please tell your friends about us and don't forget to rate, review and subscribe! Peace out! Nic & Ali P.S. We are playing around with releasing episodes every other week. We are still here, but stay tuned!  

This week on Chew The Fat we chat to the man of the moment where pop-ups in Dublin are concerned: Nick Reynolds of Lil’ Portie. Serving up Jamaican recipes (with inspiration from his mother and…

15/06/2019: A debate with a number of different guests about the shortlist for one of the UK’s oldest and most prestigious children’s book awards. Which are the best and who will win? The CILIP Carnegie & Kate Greenaway Children’s Book Awards is now on its 82nd year and The Carnegie features eight books that explore universal ideas of loss and finding your way and purpose in a complicated world. Mary Rose Grieve, Rachel Hamilton, Nick Reynolds and Jamil Abuwardeh discuss The Land of Neverendings by Kate Saunders, Rebound by Kwame Dadson Bone Talk by Candy Gourlay, The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo, and Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds.

11/05/2019: Student and book reviewer Nick Reynolds tells us about his favourite books including After Tomorrow by Gillian Cross, The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne and Railhead and Black Light Express by Philip Reeve.

Carrie Reichardt is a multi-media artist and one of the UK's leading, most authentic and anarchic art activists. She talks openly about her battles with mental illness and her challenging, shocking and destigmatizing related artworks; her work to bring creativity and dignity to Romanian orphans; and the astonishing story of her befriending inmates on death row in Texas, which led to her attending an execution in Huntsville and a subsequent fight against the inhumanity of capital punishment. Carrie believes that creativity is what gives us our humanity and our sanity; in art as a form of therapy to deal with emotions and life-changes; the importance of empathy; and in using provocative, boundary-pushing, irreverent and often politically incorrect expressions to engender meaningful reaction, response and change. In 2017 she was appointed the first ever visual artist for Shakespeare's Birthplace Trust; and has also spent the last 21 years mosaicing the outside of her three story home in Chiswick. Links: Purchase Carrie's art: www.carriereichardt.com Carrie's house clip: https://2018.nuartaberdeen.co.uk/artists/carrie-reichardt-uk/ walktheplank.co.uk/ Nick Reynolds death masks: http://memorialcasts.co.uk/about.htm A Pint With Seaniebee Audible Feast's list of Best Podcast Series of 2017: https://tinyurl.com/ya5yj9vs Top 12 Best New Podcast Series of 2016: http://tinyurl.com/gps9tn5 50 Best Podcast Episodes list 2017: https://tinyurl.com/y7ryajat 50 Best Podcast Episodes list 2016: http://tinyurl.com/hp83rnw Release date: June 10th 2018 Runtime: 63m Recorded: Chiswick

Where to start with this guy: the son of Bruce Richard Reynolds, mastermind of The Great Train Robbery; a member of one of the coolest bands in the world, Alabama 3 (famous for “Woke Up This Morning” - The Sopranos theme song); an artist and sculptor who specializes in death masks; and a former Royal Navy engineer who served during The Falklands War. Nick Reynolds' life reads like a movie…from his early years on the run with his dad in South America, to teaching himself harmonica as he traveled the world, and making death masks for notable celebrities like Malcolm McLaren. We pepper his tale with some of the amazing music from his band and also posit an intriguing theory as to why there have been so many paedophile priests in Ireland. Links: Buy “The Autobiography of a Thief” by Bruce Reynolds here: https://tinyurl.com/yauu9fg9 Nick's death mask business: https://tinyurl.com/yb8czzxk http://www.alabama3.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/thealabama3/ Music video for “(I'll Never Be) Satisfied”: https://tinyurl.com/y9nq827c A Pint With Seaniebee Audible Feast's list of Best Podcast Series of 2017: https://tinyurl.com/ya5yj9vs Top 12 Best New Podcast Series of 2016: http://tinyurl.com/gps9tn5 50 Best Podcast Episodes list 2017: https://tinyurl.com/y7ryajat 50 Best Podcast Episodes list 2016: http://tinyurl.com/hp83rnw Release date: March 20th 2018 Runtime: 72m Recorded: London

For over 50 years Dunklin Memorial Church has focused on hosting a residential alcohol and drug recovery program that brings men into healing through community, service, and hearing God's voice. Nick Reynolds is director at Dunklin.

Writer Sailor Soldier Spy...Yes Ernest Hemingway was all of those things and more. Nick Reynolds carefully paints the picture of a Hemingway that most of us probably never knew existed. Writer Sailor Soldier Spy: The Adventures Of Ernest Hemingway is a very fun read about a man with many interests, many gifts and talents, a man who lived a very full life until the age of 61 when he committed suicide as his father had done years earlier. Almost exactly 35 years after Ernest Hemingway's death, on July 1, 1996, his granddaughter Margaux Hemingway died in Santa Monica, California. Margaux was a supermodel and an actress, who co-starred with her younger sister Mariel in the movie Lipstick. Her death too was later ruled a suicide, making her "the fifth person in four generations of her family to commit suicide. Purchase Writer Sailor Soldier Spy Ernest Hemingway's Secret Adventures written by Nicholas Reynolds at your local book store and online at amazon.com: https://www.amazon.com/Writer-Sailor-Soldier-Spy-Hemingways/dp/0062440136

  Keith Fenton & Charday Jackson/Annandale Village Tucked away on a beautiful 55-acre campus 30 miles northeast of downtown Atlanta, Annandale Village is a special place where men and women with intellectual and developmental disabilities lead lives that reflect quality, independence, self-worth, and achievement with the utmost care and compassion. As a community where people can […] The post Annandale Village and Hi-Hope Center appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

After the huge success of Elvis Presley there was a moment when it looked as if rock ‘n’ roll might, indeed, be nothing more than a fad. Its successor in the world of popular music would be folk music, and its undisputed leader was the Kingston Trio. In Greenback Dollar: The Incredible Rise of the Kingston Trio (The Scarecrow Press, 2013) William J. Bush details the history of this landscape altering band. In it, Bush details the biographies of, first, the original three members of the band – Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane, and Dave Guard – and their meteoric rise to fame from 1958 through 1961. He then tells of the falling out and eventual replacement of Guard with John Stewart and the continued artistic and commercial success of the band through the sixties. Along the way, Bush (a friend of all the members of these two incarnations of the band) describes the important places and events that led to the massive popularity that followed the Trio. So rock music never did fade away, but the influence of folk, thanks in large part to the Kingston Trio, became an integral part of popular music for decades to come. William J. Bush is a music journalist whose articles have appeared in a number of music magazines including Acoustic Guitar, Frets, Pennsylvania Heritage, The Guitar Player Handbook, and Artists of American Folk Music. Additionally, he has written for EMI/Capital Records, Folk Era Records, Bear Family Records, and Shout! Factory. He also appears in the 2006 documentary “The Kington Trio: Wherever We May Go.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After the huge success of Elvis Presley there was a moment when it looked as if rock ‘n’ roll might, indeed, be nothing more than a fad. Its successor in the world of popular music would be folk music, and its undisputed leader was the Kingston Trio. In Greenback Dollar: The Incredible Rise of the Kingston Trio (The Scarecrow Press, 2013) William J. Bush details the history of this landscape altering band. In it, Bush details the biographies of, first, the original three members of the band – Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane, and Dave Guard – and their meteoric rise to fame from 1958 through 1961. He then tells of the falling out and eventual replacement of Guard with John Stewart and the continued artistic and commercial success of the band through the sixties. Along the way, Bush (a friend of all the members of these two incarnations of the band) describes the important places and events that led to the massive popularity that followed the Trio. So rock music never did fade away, but the influence of folk, thanks in large part to the Kingston Trio, became an integral part of popular music for decades to come. William J. Bush is a music journalist whose articles have appeared in a number of music magazines including Acoustic Guitar, Frets, Pennsylvania Heritage, The Guitar Player Handbook, and Artists of American Folk Music. Additionally, he has written for EMI/Capital Records, Folk Era Records, Bear Family Records, and Shout! Factory. He also appears in the 2006 documentary “The Kington Trio: Wherever We May Go.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After the huge success of Elvis Presley there was a moment when it looked as if rock ‘n’ roll might, indeed, be nothing more than a fad. Its successor in the world of popular music would be folk music, and its undisputed leader was the Kingston Trio. In Greenback Dollar: The Incredible Rise of the Kingston Trio (The Scarecrow Press, 2013) William J. Bush details the history of this landscape altering band. In it, Bush details the biographies of, first, the original three members of the band – Nick Reynolds, Bob Shane, and Dave Guard – and their meteoric rise to fame from 1958 through 1961. He then tells of the falling out and eventual replacement of Guard with John Stewart and the continued artistic and commercial success of the band through the sixties. Along the way, Bush (a friend of all the members of these two incarnations of the band) describes the important places and events that led to the massive popularity that followed the Trio. So rock music never did fade away, but the influence of folk, thanks in large part to the Kingston Trio, became an integral part of popular music for decades to come. William J. Bush is a music journalist whose articles have appeared in a number of music magazines including Acoustic Guitar, Frets, Pennsylvania Heritage, The Guitar Player Handbook, and Artists of American Folk Music. Additionally, he has written for EMI/Capital Records, Folk Era Records, Bear Family Records, and Shout! Factory. He also appears in the 2006 documentary “The Kington Trio: Wherever We May Go.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices