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Discover your focus INTRODUCTION Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Superstar Communicator Podcast. Today, we're thrilled to have the extraordinary Amy Rowlinson join us—an acclaimed podcaster, life purpose coach, author, and podcast strategist. Get ready to dive deep into the themes of meaning, fulfillment, and authenticity as Amy introduces her latest book, "Focus on Why: Creating a Purposeful Way of Life," a profound collaboration with her late grandfather through his war-time journals. Join your hosts, Susan Heaton-Wright and Nick Simon, as they explore Amy's remarkable journey of discovering purpose, building meaningful relationships, and harnessing the power of reflection and action to lead a more fulfilling life. This episode delves into the importance of defining one's values and understanding inner purpose, with practical insights on how to maintain clarity in communication and find direction, even in uncertain times. You'll be inspired and challenged to reflect on your own life and take purposeful actions toward a more meaningful existence. Don't forget, you can download the episode notes to continue your exploration! Key Topics Amy Rowlinson00:03:0000:03:19 "Bound by Purpose: A Timeless Collaboration": "This is a cowritten book which spans generations. I wrote it with my grandfather, but he's no longer alive. How is that possible? Well, I found a couple of years ago, just after my grandmother died, a journal that he'd kept for 5 years as a prisoner of war." Amy Rowlinson00:12:0500:12:32 Finding Opportunity in Adversity: "There are always going to be obstacles in life. There are always going to be circumstances which are beyond our control, and that's one of the reasons I used my grandfather's story to share his journey because he was confined in captivity for 5 years as a prisoner of war. There were lots of things that he was unable to control, but what he could do was he was able to learn, study, build his skills up." Amy Rowlinson00:17:3000:17:34 The Power of Purpose: "It's not you you're not gonna get very far in life if you try and go alone." Amy Rowlinson00:20:1900:20:33 "The Power of Reflection": "So the reflection with action is a practice that allows you to not just react, not just be constantly reacting to every moment that happens without even thinking." Amy Rowlinson00:23:0800:23:22 Timeless Values: "The focus of my talk was on 3 elements that are etched in stone in the Victory Services Club reception, and that was about common treasures, memories of friendship, and brave deeds." Amy Rowlinson00:25:5500:26:16 Discovering Your Inner Self: "It's about stripping back the societal, cultural, familial influences that maybe you've taken on board. You've you've been brought up in those various paradigms, and you've taken them on, and you then realize that, actually, I don't need or I don't feel that that's how I want to live out my life." Amy Rowlinson00:29:3200:29:45 "Guardians of the Future": "This is about thinking, how am I being a guardian of the existing world, and how am I making it a better world for those who are gonna come behind me?" Amy Rowlinson00:30:2600:30:37 "Understanding Your Values: The clarity around understanding what you stand for and knowing your values is, I would say, the difference between day and night." Amy Rowlinson00:37:0200:37:05 "Creating Fulfilling Moments": "This is the big thing I want to say is that we can so easily just fill in the moments, but it's so much better when you create fulfilling moments." Susan Heaton-Wright00:01:0500:01:15 The Power of Purpose: "Amy Rowlandson empowers people to forge their own path to create a purposeful, sustainable, and fulfilling way of life." Susan Heaton-Wright00:01:3300:01:44 "Creating a Purposeful Life": "Amy's chosen mission is to gift a living legacy of inspiration, insight, and knowledge and create long lasting positive ripple effects." Susan Heaton-Wright00:02:2800:02:34 The Power of Expressing Yourself: "Honestly, you need to say all of these things because people will then really understand." Susan Heaton-Wright00:10:2200:10:29 "The Search for Purpose After Layoffs": "They feel they have no purpose because they felt their purpose was their job." Susan Heaton-Wright00:16:5400:17:03 Navigating Egos While Voicing Purpose: "How would you suggest that people voice their purpose without rumbling other people's egos?" Susan Heaton-Wright00:20:5200:21:18 Power of Purpose: "When you spoke, there was an authenticity. It was almost as though you stepped it into what I would call your your your set your area of excellence. Almost as though there was a circle that you stepped into. And what what you spoke about was it this everything was flowing from your heart." Susan Heaton-Wright00:27:5900:28:07 Finding Your Purpose: "You mentioned the idea that when you had your purpose, it meant that everything flowed." Susan Heaton-Wright00:32:2800:32:43 The Struggle of Fitting In: "Because particularly when you are younger, respectfully to you, Nick, you can feel that you want to join the crowd and be the same as everybody else even if the values don't match." Susan Heaton-Wright00:35:3200:35:41 Finding Your Purpose: "Please could you share 3 quick top tips on how you could start to find out your purpose in life?" Susan Heaton-Wright00:40:3500:40:42 The Power of Communication: "Until next time, this is Nick Simon and Susan Heatonwright from the Superstar Communicator podcast." Nick Simon00:08:0400:08:11 Leveraging Memories for Business Success: "What inspired you to kind of connect those memories and details into a situation of business and how you kind of connected the 2?" Nick Simon00:34:3700:34:47 Finding Self-Worth: "But I know what I enjoy doing and that kind of thing. So I don't really feel the need to or worthy, prove anything to anyone else." Transcript of Focus on Why with Amy Rowlinson You can purchase copies of Amy's book here SuperStar Communicator Here at SuperStar Communicator HQ Susan and Nick love sharing great content. If you like our podcast why not buy us a coffee. SuperStar Communicator Is a multi award winning international company empowering emerging leaders to speak and communicate with clarity, confidence, credibility and influence We deliver: ●  Masterclasses ●  facilitate workshops ●  deliver speeches ●  face to face and virtually ●  coach individuals. Our focus is on emerging leaders to ensure they progress in their careers. If you would like more details of our work emailhello@superstarcommunicator.com look a tour website http://superstarcommunicator.com or why not book a call Purchase a copy of the SuperStar Communicator 30 Day Plan here We have a lovely gift for you: Grab your Career Accelerator Checklist here Thank you for listening!

"Can we just get along"  A return to civility.  Welcome back to the Superstar Communicator podcast! In today's episode, hosts Susan Heaton-Wright and Nick Simon are joined by special guest Diana Peterson More, a best-selling author and former employment lawyer. Together, they delve into the art of civil dialogue and the return to civility in today's challenging times. Diana shares insightful strategies for effective communication, using personal anecdotes and practical advice to navigate difficult conversations. From the power of "I" statements to the impact of the "lizard brain," this episode promises to offer valuable insights on how to foster understanding and find common ground in our interactions. So, join us as we explore the importance of courageous communication in cultivating a more harmonious and civil society.  Speaker Bios " Diana Peterson More" is a best-selling author and former practicing employment lawyer who specializes in helping clients navigate difficult conversations and opposing views in the workplace. She is known for her expertise in people strategies and organizational systems to support strategic workplace goals. Susan is also a blogger, guest columnist, and frequent conference presenter, and has been featured in CEO Magazine and on numerous podcasts. She is dedicated to helping individuals and organizations effectively communicate and overcome challenging conversations and opposition within meetings.   Key Topics Trusted Advisors: "But then, honestly, that and that's why I have kind of these trusted advisors because there are a few people that I didn't like for whatever reason, and I would kind of bend over backwards to be fair with those individuals, sometimes to my detriment." — Diana Peterson More 00:10:0700:10:24 The Challenge of Objectivity in Performance Evaluations: "So that that suggests to me that one can never be a 100% neutral." — Diana Peterson More 00:11:4400:11:48 Viral Topic: Survey on Worldviews Quote: "Most of us tend to speak more frequently with people who agree with us." — Diana Peterson More 00:14:1600:14:20 Empathy and Assumptions: "Listening without comment and really trying to understand is a way back, But it's difficult again because of that good old lizard brain." — Diana Peterson More 00:18:1600:18:28 Climate Change Conversations: "I tend to watch science programs on our public TV. One of them is called Nova. And I said they had just shown something where, the reason they finally figured out why the pyramids at Giza were built there because in that time frame, there was a finger of the Nile that came around." — Diana Peterson More 00:19:5100:20:07 The Proliferation of Online Media: "You can argue on opinions, but not on facts." — Diana Peterson More 00:23:5800:24:02 Conflict Management: "I'm a real believer in conflict management as opposed to conflict resolution. And that's because most or many, at least seemingly today, most conflicts arise from a difference in values, heritage, culture." — Diana Peterson More 00:24:1900:24:33 Diversity and Inclusion: "I went to Venice High School, which was extremely diverse, with races and ethnicities and religions. I mean, everybody was there, and we all learned how we could understand and get along with one another." — Diana Peterson More 00:28:4500:28:58 Rodney King and the LA Riots: "Can we all just get along?" — Diana Peterson More 00:34:3500:34:37 The Arc of Change: "The arc is always forward thinking and always to a better way." — Diana Peterson More 00:37:0700:37:10   "Influences on Writing": "Yeah. I was, interested to see, you've been, a lawyer executive officer and an HR lead, and I was just wondering how, which of those, would you say has influenced your writing the most?" — Nick Simon 00:03:2700:03:44 Viral Topic: Surprising Survey Data Surprising Survey Data: "The book is based on 3 years of survey data. Did the survey data surprise you in any way?" — Nick Simon 00:13:2100:13:24 "Importance of Effective Communication: 'But in fact, you've gotta communicate like a boss.'" — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:00:4100:00:43 Navigating Difficult Conversations: "And part of the super superstar communicator work that we do is to have effective two-way conversations." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:00:4400:00:53 Title: Leadership and Communication in Turbulent Times Quote: "Come Get It, Just Get Along, Rodney King, Courageous Communication, A Return to Civility." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:02:1200:02:19 "Opposite Sides in Many Things": "You mentioned early on that in your country at the moment there are 2 very opposite sides in many things, and we see this with lots of international events." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:16:3200:16:49 Quote: "So for example, the COVID, the vaccine was very polarizing, wasn't it? Certainly in this country, in in the United Kingdom, we have Brexit. And, you know, I have to be honest, I was in the library and somebody was with her finger in my face because she had an opposing view. I thought it was I thought it was a civilized conversation, but something triggered her. And these are nasty things." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:16:5100:17:21 Viral Topic: "Engaging with the Audience in a Virtual Event"   Quote: "So while we're waiting, if there is anybody that's listening who wants to ask a question, do feel free because, Diana clearly knows what she's talking about, and this is a really good opportunity to ask questions." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:21:5200:22:08 Quote: "There are many there are times we struggle with the unspoken words, especially with the ethnic minority and people of color. You feel from the conversation there is a lack of genuinity." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:26:2000:26:33 Quote: "Understanding the lizard brain and how we can get triggered or have a response, and then using facts rather than opinions. And finally, the superpower of listening without comment." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:31:4700:31:51 Authentic leadership can make the world a better place if we understood this. — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:36:2700:36:29 "Courageous Communication, Return to Civility by Diana Peterson Moore, which is available on Amazon and other sites." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:37:4000:37:52  Transcript of  "Can we just get along"   a return to civility. SuperStar Communicator Here at SuperStar Communicator HQ Susan and Nick love sharing great content. If you like our podcast why not buy us a coffee. SuperStar Communicator Is a multi award winning international company empowering emerging leaders to speak and communicate with clarity, confidence, credibility and influence We deliver: ●      Masterclasses ●      facilitate workshops ●      deliver speeches ●      face to face and virtually ●      coach individuals.     Our focus is on emerging leaders to ensure they progress in their careers. If you would like more details of our work emailhello@superstarcommunicator.com look a tour website http://superstarcommunicator.com or why not book a call Purchase a copy of the SuperStar Communicator 30 Day Plan here We have a lovely gift for you: Grab your Career Accelerator Checklist here Thank you for listening!

The power of videos for human connection In this episode of Superstar Communicator, hosts Susan Heaton-Wright and Nick Simon delve into the power of videos for human connection. They explore how videos can be used to connect with others in a digital world, the importance of storytelling through videos, and the impact of video length on audience engagement. Nick shares insights from his experience in editing videos for clients and highlights the significance of platforms like LinkedIn and Instagram for video sharing. The conversation also touches on the use of captions in videos and provides top tips for creating impactful video content. Listeners are invited to learn more about leveraging videos for communication and marketing as the hosts wrap up with information on how to connect with Nick for video editing services. So sit back, tune in, and discover the power of videos for forging meaningful connections. Key Topics The Evolution of Visual Stimulation: "Videos are basically a storytelling device that you can use to show off or portray a story you want to tell." — Nick Simon 00:02:3400:02:41 "Podcast Content Creation": "It all differs, what you want to do, really. You can have 1 or 2 hour podcasts that, people can put on there in the background, or you can have 1 minute, snippets of a conversation or a story." — Nick Simon 00:02:4800:03:06 "The Power of Human Connection": I think there's, the human element. There's the element that you can, fully involve yourself or imagine yourself in this scenario, that helps you be able to understand what's going on in the story. — Nick Simon 00:03:2200:03:38 "Maximizing Content Creation Efforts": And the end product is 28 minutes of content that you can post whenever you want, consistently once a week or something like that. And when you do that consistently, it builds up to a following. So it's very useful. — Nick Simon 00:04:2800:04:45 Viral Topic: Content Strategy for Different Social Media Platforms Quote: "Yeah. It it depends where, what your, brand is. In this case, it was an accountancy firm, and that is, hyper business. So it would be on LinkedIn hosting on LinkedIn, with a very focused approach of career advising." — Nick Simon 00:04:5600:05:16 The Impact of TikTok on Creativity and Business: "As a composer, it is essentially the most creative and open space for music at the moment, in my opinion." — Nick Simon 00:06:3100:06:35 Captioning in Video Content: "Captions are an amazing tool for simply raising that chance of success for video to be watched over and over again." — Nick Simon 00:07:5000:07:54 Viral Topic: The Power of Video Editing Quote: "And I think that's the, in essence, what video editing is or the video making is. It's essentially creating content that can be consumed by people who have that kind of interest and want to learn more." — Nick Simon 00:09:0000:09:13 Creating a Showreel as a Creative: "It's a really important video thing that you have up your sleeve whenever you're networking or building connections." — Nick Simon 00:09:4200:09:49 Viral topic: Effective social media platforms for networking LinkedIn: "The best way for me is LinkedIn. I frequently use it every day. And that's, in my opinion, the most business like social media that you can, simply reach out to other people you're interested in working with." — Nick Simon 00:11:1200:11:30 The Power of Videos for Human Connection: "Using videos for human connection is a very, very powerful way to connect with other people." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:01:0000:01:07 Viral Topic: Targeting Audiences on Different Social Media Platforms Quote: "It's interesting, isn't it, thinking about who you're wanting to target and what the purpose is of the video?" — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:07:0100:07:09 Viral Topic: The versatility of showcasing events Quote: "Can it also be used for showcasing a particular event like you did with the art event? Do you have anything that's coming up in your diary to edit?" — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:09:1500:09:25 Contacting the Editor for Video Editing Services: "Before we go, obviously, this is work that you do." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:10:5200:10:55 Viral Topic: Video Marketing Quote: "If you are thinking or considering using videos as part of your marketing to either showcase your expertise or to share knowledge, do get in touch with Nick." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:12:0300:12:18 Transcript of The power of videos for human connection SuperStar Communicator Here at SuperStar Communicator HQ Susan and Nick love sharing great content. If you like our podcast why not buy us a coffee. SuperStar Communicator Is a multi award winning international company empowering emerging leaders to speak and communicate with clarity, confidence, credibility and influence We deliver: ●  Masterclasses ●  facilitate workshops ●  deliver speeches ●  face to face and virtually ●  coach individuals. Our focus is on emerging leaders to ensure they progress in their careers. If you would like more details of our work emailhello@superstarcommunicator.com look a tour website http://superstarcommunicator.com or why not book a call Purchase a copy of the SuperStar Communicator 30 Day Plan here We have a lovely gift for you: Grab your Career Accelerator Checklist here Thank you for listening!

Communicating remotely when you work remotely or leading remote teams In this episode of the Superstar Communicator podcast, hosts Nick Simon and Susan Heaton-Wright delve into the world of remote work and leading remote teams. They discuss the challenges and benefits of working remotely, sharing expert insights and personal experiences. From communication tools and managing expectations to building trust and mutual respect, they provide valuable tips for both remote workers and leaders. Join them as they explore the evolving landscape of remote work and its impact on effective communication. Tune in and be inspired to enhance your remote work experience and leadership skills. Download the transcription here. Key Topics Viral Topic: Remote Collaboration Quote: "It's very useful to be able to essentially work remote with people." — Nick Simon 00:00:5700:01:03 Viral Topic: Remote Work and Commuting Quote: "And, there are solutions for that such as getting a rent renting a place or buying a place in, closer to the work. But that can be incredibly expensive." — Nick Simon 00:02:2500:02:39 "Challenges of Remote Work": "And in a way, working from home can be more distracting because there's less, you might be working in your bedroom or something like that. It's it's, not as good in terms of, being able to focus on work." — Nick Simon 00:04:2600:04:41 Viral Topic - Remote Work: "I work remotely, and I would say that there is a benefit to going to an office and having those kind of loose relationships with other coworkers because it's sort of a mutual interest and that kind of thing." — Nick Simon 00:05:1700:05:20 Remote Work: "With the Internet, it is easy to connect to people and especially tech support tech is based around the Internet and having servers." — Nick Simon 00:07:1600:07:26 Viral Topic: The Simplicity of Online Video Editing Quote: "It's quite straightforward in that way that you receive a video to edit on an online spreadsheet. You finish it and then post it. And I guess, it's quite simple to simply just communicate and give an ETA to when you'll post it." — Nick Simon 00:08:2000:08:30 Viral Topic: Remote Work Management "Remote working is relatively new as a thing, so there'll probably be a solution to that soon." — Nick Simon 00:09:5300:09:56 Viral Topic: Future of Remote Work Software Quote: "And also, I think, there could be a software, similar to Microsoft's, Teams or, if you're depending on what work you're doing. If you're doing accounting, it could be, a special remote work Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, that kind of thing that, monitors and gives a kind of history of entries, something like that that could be, created in the future, to do that kind of work." — Nick Simon 00:10:5700:11:27 Managing Expectations in Work Relations: "So I suppose, manage expectations in general. Don't be too I guess if you're work creating new work relations, it's quite difficult to manage expectations with someone who's new, and you're not aware of how long they take. But in the long run, having trusted people to do that work without having to micromanage them, that's the key to keeping a a a healthy kind of work balance." — Nick Simon 00:13:5400:14:25 Viral Topic: Meeting Your Boss in Person Quote: "And also I think, if you're working remotely and you've never met your boss before, it might be nice to actually go and meet them because that's, yeah, it's a nice kind of get together and you can have a nice, coffee." — Nick Simon 00:14:5000:15:00 Remote Work: "We obviously work remotely. We are not in the same studios, and, I know from my perspective, I work with my suppliers, of course, Nick's one of them, remotely." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:00:3200:00:46 The Future of Work: "Business leaders are particularly keen to work remotely or have more flexibility in their work patterns." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:01:5800:02:03 Viral Topic: Remote Work Challenges Quote: "But there is the problem. And for leaders, this is a challenge, really. How do you monitor what people are doing at work? Are they actually doing their work or are they watching films on Netflix? How can you check that people are doing the work?" — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:03:3900:03:58 Viral Topic: Minimizing Distractions in the Workplace Quote: "But do you think working at in an office where there are other people around you, you can be distracted by a conversation, you know, it's the final of the of the traitors today, there being massive conversations about who's going to win the money, which remotely you wouldn't have." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:04:4200:05:04 Remote Work Challenges: "How does that work remotely?" — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:06:5200:06:54 "The Future of Work": Do you think that they should think of jobs, work being a series of small tasks or small projects so that they can see when they are completed? — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:08:5700:09:09 Micromanagement in the Workplace: "But personally, as a leader, I would feel very uncomfortable about micromanaging in that way." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:10:1600:10:21 Remote Work Tips: "I would say first and foremost, communication is key. Keeping in touch with you, updating you, making sure you know what I'm working on, and making sure that you feel comfortable with that. I think secondly, setting clear expectations, making sure that we're aligned on what needs to get done and when it needs to get done by. And then I think lastly, results speak for themselves. So as long as I'm able to deliver on what I say I'm going to do and you see the output of that, then there should be no concern." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:11:5300:11:55 Building Trust and Mutual Respect Through Communication: "So what we've been talking about really is one of the essentials of being a superstar communicator and it's thinking about the ways that we can build up trust and mutual respect and how we work together through using communication." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:15:3700:15:56 Viral Topic: The Value of Diverse Perspectives Quote: "Thank you very much for your input, Nick, because, you know, you're seeing things from another perspective and that's what makes these conversations so useful." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:16:2100:16:31 Transcript of The power of videos for human connection SuperStar Communicator Here at SuperStar Communicator HQ Susan and Nick love sharing great content. If you like our podcast why not buy us a coffee. SuperStar Communicator Is a multi award winning international company empowering emerging leaders to speak and communicate with clarity, confidence, credibility and influence We deliver: ●  Masterclasses ●  facilitate workshops ●  deliver speeches ●  face to face and virtually ●  coach individuals. Our focus is on emerging leaders to ensure they progress in their careers. If you would like more details of our work emailhello@superstarcommunicator.com look a tour website http://superstarcommunicator.com or why not book a call Purchase a copy of the SuperStar Communicator 30 Day Plan here We have a lovely gift for you: Grab your Career Accelerator Checklist here Thank you for listening!

Is International Women's Day still  relevant for young people   INTRODUCTION Welcome to another episode of the Superstar Communicator podcast, where today we delve into the ongoing relevance of International Women's Day for young people. Hosted by Nick Simon and Susan Heaton-Wright, this episode explores recent events, including a controversial remark from Boris Johnson and the theme of "Inspire Inclusion" for this year's International Women's Day. Join us as we discuss the need for increased safety measures for women, the role of male allies in supporting women's empowerment, and the impact of online harassment on girls' confidence. We'll also touch on the origins of International Women's Day, global celebrations, and corporate responses to the event, all while highlighting the ongoing importance of gender equality and the historic achievements of women. Tune in for an insightful conversation that aims to shed light on the significance of International Women's Day for young people today. Viral Topic: "The Power of Spoken Communication" Quote: "We're here to create intriguing interest about spoken communication to empower you to speak and communicate with confidence, clarity, and credibility in all of your business conversations." — Nick Simon 00:00:0600:00:16 Viral Topic: International Women's Rights International Women's Rights: "So tomorrow, it's a day to shed light on those countries as well." — Nick Simon 00:04:0800:04:14 Viral Topic: Celebrating Pride in the City Pride Parade Celebrations: "I'm aware that there are, things like, similar to the the pride parades, there are, big celebrations going on in the city." — Nick Simon 00:06:5900:07:10 Diversity in Corporate Leadership: "But, really, the best way to do that is to shed light on their own, diversity within the corporate realm. So the 1% showing how their CEOs are based around a diverse leadership." — Nick Simon 00:09:3100:09:39 Viral Topic: The Psychological Impact of Internet Communication Quote: "So I think there's a kind of psychological element that people actually don't see the effects of what they're doing, or, they don't think that they're going to have repercussions as badly." — Nick Simon 00:14:1600:14:27 Viral Topic: Online Anonymity and Gender Inequality Quote: "I think it does fall down to that, Internet kind of anonymous 2 things, sir. Element that people can simply say what they want without any repercussions." — Nick Simon 00:23:1200:23:22 Viral Topic: Women's Safety Women's Safety: "I know that the women I know, especially from university, they're always looking to walk in a group, home, which is there is that fear. So I think in general, a positive mindset for output from the police as well." — Nick Simon 00:26:1400:26:19 Gender Bias in Corporate Leadership: "So I think there is a a needed discussion within the higher realms of, a CEO and, the higher roles that needs to be happening as well." — Nick Simon 00:28:2200:28:36 Viral Topic: Social Media's Role in Supporting Annual Events Quote: "So, my outlook on, on social media shows that it's still, a huge thing that goes around, a huge presence, on the day. And, I see I see last year, I saw many people posting online, showing their support. So I think it is definitely, an annual thing that will happen every year." — Nick Simon 00:29:2500:29:53   Transcript of Is International Women's Day still  relevant for young people SuperStar Communicator Here at SuperStar Communicator HQ Susan and Nick love sharing great content. If you like our podcast why not buy us a coffee. SuperStar Communicator Is a multi award winning international company empowering emerging leaders to speak and communicate with clarity, confidence, credibility and influence We deliver: ●      Masterclasses ●      facilitate workshops ●      deliver speeches ●      face to face and virtually ●      coach individuals. Our focus is on emerging leaders to ensure they progress in their careers. If you would like more details of our work emailhello@superstarcommunicator.com look a tour website http://superstarcommunicator.com or why not book a call Purchase a copy of the SuperStar Communicator 30 Day Plan here We have a lovely gift for you: Grab your Career Accelerator Checklist here Thank you for listening!  

Welcome to another episode of the Superstar Communicator podcast! In this episode, we delve into the power of mentoring with our special guest, Michelle Connolly, a senior manager at Pfizer and a women's mentoring program director. Together with our hosts, Susan Heaton-Wright and Nick Simon, we explore the significant benefits of mentoring such as increasing engagement, personalized customer experiences, and team retention. We discuss the importance of women's mentoring programs in providing support and opportunities for women to become leaders. Additionally, Michelle shares insights on being a mentor, finding a mentor, and the qualities of a good mentor. Join us as we uncover the impact of mentoring and empower leaders to cultivate meaningful mentoring relationships. Speaker Bios Michelle Connolly is a passionate advocate for mentoring, bringing a fresh perspective to the conversation. She believes that mentors play a crucial role in guiding and shaping our lives, serving as experienced and trusted advisors. With a focus on Canada, she emphasizes the importance of mentoring and hopes to inspire others to see it in a new light. Michelle believes that mentors, whether formal or informal, help individuals see themselves in a different way and are essential for personal and professional growth. She is excited to share her insights and make a difference in the world of mentoring. Key Topics Viral Topic: Mentoring "Mentoring, to me, is about being a good listener, providing advice when asked, and supporting people to accomplish their goals.": Michelle Connolly — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:00:2400:00:26 Viral Topic: The Importance of Mentors Mentorship and guidance have played a crucial role in my life. - "So, Nick, have do who have you had as mentors throughout your life?" — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:04:5500:05:01 Mentorship: "What advice would you give to someone who wants to become a mentor or gain a mentor?" — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:07:0100:07:08 Mentoring Benefits and Responsibilities: "I've noticed your messages, and that is if there is a mentoring scheme in an organisation and there are and there are benefits to the mentor as for their professional development, but they don't show up. They don't really do a good job for the mentee. Any tips on how to manage that situation?" — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:09:0000:09:22 Viral Topic: Mentorship in Healthcare "Mentoring people, so here to listen and hear how I can be the best possible mentor." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:11:0100:11:07 Adjusting Your Mindset When Faced with Failure: "Can you share how to adjust your mindset when you don't achieve what you're working towards? Oh, that's a good question." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:11:4500:11:55 Viral Topic: Acknowledging Appreciation Quote: "What a powerful subject. So thank you, Michelle, and thank you, Simon." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:15:2100:15:26 Mentoring Your Team: "I'm looking down the list of people that are here that have commented. I know I'm gonna shout out for Simon Drake because I know what a good leader you are, and I'm absolutely certain that you do mentor your talent. Michelle, you're also a leader." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:23:1900:23:38 Benefits of Mentoring in the Workplace: "The benefits of mentoring without the shadow of doubt, it increases engagement and ownership, thus ensuring your customers receive a really personalized experience from team members who are bought into what you do as a business." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:26:4900:27:04 Mentorship: "The fact that we can grow as people both by being a mentor and being mentored." — Susan Heaton-Wright 00:33:3700:33:44 Transcript of The Power of Mentoring Speaker Bios Michelle Connolly is a passionate advocate for mentoring, bringing a fresh perspective to the conversation. She believes that mentors play a crucial role in guiding and shaping our lives, serving as experienced and trusted advisors. With a focus on Canada, she emphasizes the importance of mentoring and hopes to inspire others to see it in a new light. Michelle believes that mentors, whether formal or informal, help individuals see themselves in a different way and are essential for personal and professional growth. She is excited to share her insights and make a difference in the world of mentoring. SuperStar Communicator Here at SuperStar Communicator HQ Susan and Nick love sharing great content. If you like our podcast why not buy us a coffee. SuperStar Communicator Is a multi award winning international company empowering emerging leaders to speak and communicate with clarity, confidence, credibility and influence We deliver: ● Masterclasses ●  facilitate workshops ●  deliver speeches ●  face to face and virtually ●  coach individuals. Our focus is on emerging leaders to ensure they progress in their careers. 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On this episode we were joined by Nick Simon. During this episode we talk about his internship with Midwest Whitetail and where he currently works for at Ozonics. Nick grew up hunting and fishing in the GREAT state of Wisconsin. I hope you enjoy this episode with Nick. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rushvalleypodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rushvalleypodcast/support

Welcome back to another episode of the Superstar Communicator podcast, where we delve into the fascinating world of cross-cultural communication. In today's episode, our hosts, Susan Heaton-Wright and Nick Simon, are joined by special guest Michael Gates, a renowned authority on understanding different cultures. Michael brings over 30 years of experience in the field of cross-culture, and in this episode, he shares valuable insights on mastering cross-cultural communication. Throughout the episode, Michael shares two real-life examples related to air travel that highlight the challenges and nuances of intercultural communication. From a delay caused by bad weather to a situation involving a Russian and a German passenger, these stories provide a glimpse into the complexities of cross-cultural interactions. But it's not just about air travel; Michael takes a deeper dive into the various cultural communication styles and how they impact our interactions. From linear professions like engineering and accounting to multi-active professions such as sales and marketing, he explores how different cultural backgrounds shape our communication strategies. Furthermore, Michael delves into the dangers of stereotyping and generalizations, recounting personal experiences teaching about India and challenging prevailing misconceptions. He emphasizes the importance of cultural assessment, teamwork, and effective communication in international projects. Join us as we explore the intricacies of cross-cultural communication and learn valuable strategies for navigating diverse cultural landscapes. Get ready for an enlightening conversation filled with practical tips and captivating stories. Let's dive right in!   Michael Gates is owner of Michael Gates CrossCulture and an associate fellow at the Said Business School, University of Oxford. He has been in the field of cross-culture for more than 30 years, following 5 years in radio in Manchester, and a couple of years teaching communication skills.     Key points from the interview [00:00:02] Welcome to the Superstar Communicator podcast. [00:05:08] Culture: collective programming of the mind, experiences, parents, history, language, religion. [00:07:18] Dangers of stereotyping; limited personal experience. [00:11:10] Flight delay blamed on bad weather in Munich. [00:14:28] Stereotypes impact international team dynamics greatly. [00:18:04] Multi active professions include sales and marketing. Multi active leaders are good at emotionally persuading people but may be disorganized or break rules. Reactives focus on listening and promoting harmony, especially in Far East cultures. [00:20:53] Misunderstood ideas about Southeast Asia's communication style. [00:24:14] Building trust through cross-cultural workshops and communication. [00:29:50] Using AI for short answers in intercultural questions [00:33:03] Culturally attuned language program in multiple languages. [00:35:02] Keep it simple, no idioms, adapt style. [00:40:18] Person considered proposal, hesitated due to grammar fears. [00:41:04] Adapting to cultural differences: talk or observe.   Download the transcript of the interview   SuperStar Communicator   Here at SuperStar Communicator HQ Susan and Nick love sharing great content. If you like our podcast why not buy us a coffee SuperStar Communicator Is a multi award winning international company empowering emerging leaders to speak and communicate with clarity, confidence, credibility and influence. We deliver: ·      masterclasses, ·      facilitate workshops, ·      deliver speeches – ·      face to face and virtually ·      coach individuals. Our focus is on emerging leaders to ensure they progress in their careers. If you would like more details of our work email hello@superstarcommunicator.com look at our website http://superstarcommunicator.com or why not book a call Purchase a copy of the SuperStar Communicator 30 Day Plan here We have a lovely gift for you: Grab your 10 top tips to presenting here Thank you for listening!

Welcome to the SuperStar Communicator podcast! In this episode, we dive into a thought-provoking conversation on International Men's Day with special guest, Mike Pagan. Together with Susan Heaton-Wright and Nick Simon, Mike shares his insights on the importance of peer support, mental wealth for men, and the impact of social media on mental health. We explore personal stories, practical tips, and expert advice on creating a supportive network, prioritizing self-care, and navigating the challenges of modern work environments. Join us as we delve into this engaging discussion and gain valuable takeaways for personal growth and well-being. Key points from the interview 01:57 Men need help asking for support, vulnerability. 05:48 Transitioning through life stages, evolving with people. 08:03 Identify genuine support in your network. 11:14 Active mindfulness through physical activities like rugby. 15:52 Teenage daughter faces FOMO and social pressure. 17:27 Echo chamber of algorithms reinforces bias on social media. 21:33 Hybrid work is here to stay. 26:50 Men must be open and seek support. 29:15 Bob called for intuitive reason, hospital official insight. 31:28 FAF: False start of feeling fulfilled, mental wealth, well-being, support, reach out, recall, relate.   Download the transcript of the interview About Mike: Mike Pagan has always been passionate about creating a space for men to ask for help and be vulnerable. He recognizes the historical tendency for men to be reluctant to seek assistance and is committed to changing that narrative. With a focus on promoting mental health and well-being for men, Mike is dedicated to establishing frameworks that allow for vulnerability and imperfection. His mission is to encourage men to put their hands up and ask for help, creating a more open and accepting environment for all. More information: https://mikepagan.com   SuperStar Communicator   Here at SuperStar Communicator HQ Susan and Nick love sharing great content. If you like our podcast why not buy us a coffee SuperStar Communicator Is a multi award winning international company empowering emerging leaders to speak and communicate with clarity, confidence, credibility and influence. We deliver: ·      masterclasses, ·      facilitate workshops, ·      deliver speeches – ·      face to face and virtually ·      coach individuals. Our focus is on emerging leaders to ensure they progress in their careers. If you would like more details of our work email hello@superstarcommunicator.com look at our website http://superstarcommunicator.com or why not book a call Purchase a copy of the SuperStar Communicator 30 Day Plan here We have a lovely gift for you: Grab your 10 top tips to presenting here Thank you for listening!  

"On this episode of SuperStar Communicator, our hosts Susan Heaton-Wright and Nick Simon are joined by the renowned speaker and pitch coach, Sam Horn. In this episode, Sam shares a powerful technique on what to say in the first 60 seconds of a presentation, pitch, or negotiation that will captivate your audience, earn their respect, and generate buy-in. She encourages listeners to shape behavior rather than shame it, and shares practical tips on how to introduce oneself effectively and provide specific details to facilitate follow-up conversations. With her wealth of knowledge and experience, Sam Horn aims to help listeners improve their communication skills, handle difficult situations, and have honest conversations. Whether you're navigating corporate environments, personal relationships, or any other aspects of life, Sam's teachings and insights will equip you with the tools you need to confidently express yourself and cultivate meaningful connections. So tune in to this enlightening episode of Susan Heaton-Wright with Sam Horn, and discover how to effectively navigate conversations, make a lasting impression, and communicate with impact. Key points from the interview:   00:02:44] Disagreeing with friends, focus on common ground. [00:09:19] Discover four conflict styles: avoid, accommodate, angry, assert. [00:13:31] Counselor sets boundaries for student support. [00:23:26] Technique to win respect and buy-in in 60 seconds. [00:30:31] Invite, incentivize, introduce, be memorable, provide contact information, offer value, increase engagement. [00:37:17] Criteria for publishing a book: show the shift. [00:42:11] Joe started as an individual consultant. Then he created an umbrella brand called "Brief Lab" to stand out. This led to a book deal and a successful career. [00:48:49] Umpire stops fighting, avoid blaming, find solutions instead of fault. Remove "no can't," use "yes as soon as." [00:55:24] Avoiding conflict won't make it better. [00:59:01] Growing up in silence, tiptoeing around relationships. Download the transcription Sam Horn is the Founder/CEO of the Tongue Fu! Training Institute. She is the originator of the trade-marked communication process called Tongue Fu! which has been taught to hundreds of organizations worldwide - including Oracle, Intel, Accenture and Outsystems. Her newest book TALKING ON EGGSHELLS received a cover endorsement from Whole Foods founder John Mackey who calls it "the course-correct for today's cancel culture. People can contact us at Sam@SamHorn.com to receive a free WORDS TO LOSE - WORDS TO USE reminder card they can post by their desk and on their refrigerator to keep these tips in sight, in mind so they say what they want to say ... the first time and every time. You can purchase her latest book "Talking on Eggshells" HERE SuperStar Communicator Here at SuperStar Communicator HQ Susan and Nick love sharing great content. If you like our podcast why not buy us a coffee And why not subscribe to our podcast! SuperStar Communicator Is a multi award winning international company empowering emerging leaders to speak and communicate with clarity, confidence, credibility and influence. We deliver: ·      masterclasses, ·      facilitate workshops, ·      deliver speeches – ·      face to face and virtually ·      coach individuals. Our focus is on emerging leaders to ensure they progress in their careers. If you would like more details of our work email hello@superstarcommunicator.com look at our website http://superstarcommunicator.com or why not book a call We have a lovely gift for you: Grab your 10 top tips to presenting here Thank you for listening!

On this episode of SuperStar Communicator titled host Susan Heaton-Wright and co-host Nick Simon engage in a live discussion with guest Raquel Ark. The episode dives deep into the importance of listening in leadership and creative problem-solving. The episode highlights the episodic nature of listening, with moments of focused attention being crucial. Listeners are encouraged to pay attention to when they listen at their best and recreate those conditions to foster effective listening. Self-listening and feedback are also discussed as methods to improve listening skills. Key points from the podcast: 00:03:00] Listening is a powerful and energizing superpower. [00:04:26] Effective listening: being present, fully engaged. [00:12:32] Listening is harder than people think. It's important for leaders to listen to their teams. Good listening promotes complex thinking and understanding. Asking questions and showing genuine interest is key. [00:17:13] Listening and showing interest is crucial. [00:19:31] Powerful listening: ask questions and follow. [00:22:39] Leaders need clarity, discipline, and structure in listening. They should create conditions for effective listening. [00:28:39] Allow yourself to fail and start over. [00:34:20] Powerful women write book on embracing equity. [00:38:41] Thank you Nick and Raquel, much appreciated. Download the transcription here. Raquel Ark, MA, CPC, is a podcast host, speaker, mentor, coach and trainer. She has over 25 years of experience in multinational corporations and academia, currently spending most of her time in tech. She is the Founder of listening ALCHEMY, a communication training and coaching organisation including foundational, evidence-based listening and communication programs. She is the podcast host of the listening SUPERPOWER podcast focused mainly on listening in teams and organisations for more effective communication. She has spoken on the TedX stage. Raquel is currently the President of the International Listening Association. She is a Puerto Rican-American living in Germany. You can contact her here: Email: contact@listeningalchemy.com Website: https://listeningalchemy.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/raquel-ark-b2067613/?originalSubdomain=de Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Listening-Alchemy/100027214076836/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/listening_alchemy/ listening SUPERPOWER podcast: https://listeningalchemy.com/podcast/ SuperStar Communicator   Here at SuperStar Communicator HQ Susan and Nick love sharing great content. If you like our podcast why not buy us a coffee SuperStar Communicator Is a multi award winning international company empowering emerging leaders to speak and communicate with clarity, confidence, credibility and influence. We deliver: ·      masterclasses, ·      facilitate workshops, ·      deliver speeches – ·      face to face and virtually ·      coach individuals. Our focus is on emerging leaders to ensure they progress in their careers. If you would like more details of our work email hello@superstarcommunicator.com look at our website http://superstarcommunicator.com or why not book a call We have a lovely gift for you: Grab your 10 top tips to presenting here Thank you for listening!

In this episode of the Superstar Communicator podcast, negotiation and body language expert, Greg Williams, sat down with hosts Susan and Nick Simon from "Superstar Communicator" to discuss tips and tricks for successful negotiations. From the importance of compromising to the power of observing body language, Greg shares insights from his 30 years of experience and Harvard training. The episode covers negotiation strategies such as using silence, taking breaks, and stalling tactics, as well as the crucial role body language plays in communication. Listeners will walk away with a deeper understanding of negotiating effectively and using nonverbal cues to their advantage. There are many key points including: [00:04:42] "Exchanging Information: The Basis for Trust" [00:06:53] "Negotiation Success Depends on Win-Win Mindset" [00:08:30] "The Power of Demeanor in Negotiations: Explained" [00:10:30] "The Power of Silence in Negotiation Tactics" [00:12:23] "The Power of Body Language in Negotiations" [00:13:51] "Why Throat Clearing Can Reveal Hidden Tension" [00:15:29] "Negotiation Power Plays: How to Win" [00:20:39] "Negotiation: Mastering the Art of Compromise" [00:24:00] "New leader, new ways: King Charles asserts authority" [00:27:00] "Mastering Body Language for Successful Negotiations" three top tips are: Remember  you are always negotiating. Learn about body language cues because there are many things that are unsaid, that could be clues. Consider how today's action could impact the future. Grab the transcription of this podcast here Greg Williams is an expert negotiator who believes that observing people's behavior in a normal environment is key to assessing how they may act in the future. Through assessment, he can determine the level of motivation a particular tactic has on a person's posture and position during a negotiation. He believes that negotiating is a continuous process that sets a baseline in the present to be compared to in the future. You can grab more information including downloadable checklists from https://themasternegotiator.com  The SuperStar Communicator podcast is hosted by Susan Heaton-Wright and Nick Simon. SuperStar Communicator facilitates masterclasses and workshops empowering everyone to present the best version of themselves in all business conversations. We also deliver speeches and coaching. For more information go to https://superstarcommunicator.com  We do this podcast for the love of supporting everyone to present the best version of themselves. Do Buy us a coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/superstarcomms  

Dagtelevisie alleen voor huisvrouwen? Na het stoppen van Koffietijd valt ook Bridget Maasland in een zwart gat. Samen met Rob Goossens bespreekt ze het fenomeen daytime-television dat in Amerika wel een succes is. Ook komen de twee terug op de kijkcijfervoorspelling (of zeg maar gerust kijkcijferramp) van vorige week, kijkt Rob zijn ogen uit bij het wellnesstripje van Doutzen Kroes en onthult Bridget hoe het nou precies zit met contracten van presentatoren. En wat deden onze twee hosts bij elkaar op de bank?

Nick & Simon nemen afscheid in Ahoy maar volgens Privé-coryfee Jan Uriot zal de breuk wellicht niet voor altijd zijn. „Het uit elkaar gaan is een spelletje, kijk maar wat Acda en De Munnik nu hebben gedaan”, aldus Uriot in een nieuwe aflevering van de podcast Strikt Privé. Verder in de podcast: de koning werkt vanuit huis gewoon met een joggingsbroek aan. En zit Glennis Grace als verrassing in The Passion?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tijdens de Giro555-actie heeft zangeres Karsu behoorlijke indruk gemaakt op Evert Santegoeds: „Door haar rustige manier van spreken komt het drama nog veel harder aan.” In een nieuwe aflevering van de podcast Strikt Privé blikt de hoofdredacteur van de Privé samen met entertainmentverslaggever Jordi Versteegden terug op de actiedag. Daarnaast sprak Jordi met Peter Gillis over zijn relatiebreuk en werpen de mannen een kritische blik op het nieuwe programma van Nick & Simon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Je vaste dosis verhalen, analyses en een gulle lach over dat fraaie medium: de radio! Met in aflevering 83: Giel Beelen belooft een jaar te stoppen met radio, omdat ie op reis gaat. Maar Giel reist toch al jaren naar bijzondere plekken in z'n hoofd? En wat vindt het DWDR Opiniepanel? Frank Dane is gestart aan zijn nieuwe middagshow op 538. Wordt de luisteraar een beetje leuk meegenomen? Ook terug op 538: dance-helden op de zaterdagavond. Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano doen een promobabbel bij Frank Dane. Ook gestart: Eric Corton dagelijks een uur op KINK. Wellicht niet (altijd) live, maar is dat erg?! Dan afscheidswoorden. Veel afscheidswoorden. Barend van Deelen op 538 doet dit met veel gasten in de studio, Achter de schermen is ook van alles aan de hand... Ook Mart Meijer gaat van 538 naar 3FM. Hij laat de laatste woorden aan... de luisteraar. Herman Hofman laat bij zijn vertrek op 3FM de live muziek spreken. Sagid Carter stapt zelf op bij 3FM's 3voor12 voordat het programma stopt. Toch een korte snik... Pieter van der Wielen laat bij zijn afscheid van NPO Radio 1 ook een traantje, maar wíl dat eigenlijk helemaal niet. Wat 3FM ook 'even' op een middag afschaft na ruim een halve eeuw: de eigen hitparade! Gestart in 1969 door Willem van Kooten als 'Hilversum 3 Top 30', later hernoemd naar 'Daverende Dertig', 'Nationale Hitparade' en de Mega Top 100/50. Olivier Bakker doet bij de 'Mega Top 30' het licht uit. Tot slot: de échte ramp voltrekt zich op 70%NL: het afscheid van het duo Nick & Simon leidt meteen tot een hele Top 25! 'De Post De Post': over o.a. de actualiteitswaarde van onze show volgens Patrick Kicken en een leuke persiflage van Bas Menting. In het blooperblokje o.a. Barend van Deelen en Renze Klamer met verkeerde jingles, een negatieve 3FM-uuropener over Lowlands en Ruud de Wild die na een maand vakantie nog steeds niet lijkt uitgerust. Syb duikt met Alexander Pechtold in de Gehakt-Balle van Pino d'Angio! Ruben van Haften van het nachtelijke NPO Radio 1 sluit de show. Meer bloopers ‘achter het muurtje' in de wekelijkse bonusshow. Plus daarin deze week ook het (komende) afscheid van Prem en het onaangekondigde afscheid van Dennis Hoebee. En... Frits Spits is fan van Dries Roelvink? Om die bonusshow te horen: wordt ‘Vriend van de show' (€3,50 per maand of €35,- per jaar) om ons te steunen en de podcast voort te zetten. Dan krijg je élke week een extra show! Ga dus naar Vriendvandeshow.nl/Radio en wordt lid. De extra afleveringen komen vanzelf in je eigen podcast-app. Bestook ons met feedback, post, blooper-tips en meer via: ditwasderadio@gmail.com. Volg ons op de socials: Facebook.com/ditwasderadio - Twitter.com/DitWasDeRadio - Instagram.com/DitWasDeRadio Dit Was De Radio dankt 'De Radiofabriek' voor de opnamefaciliteiten. Meer info op: www.radiofabriek.nl.

Chỉ cần nghe khúc nhạc mở đầu, hẳn chắc giới hâm mộ đều nhận ra ngay giai điệu "El Cóndor Pasa", một bài dân ca cực kỳ nổi tiếng của Peru. Phiên bản phóng tác tiếng Việt là của tác giả Nguyễn Hoàng Đô. Bài hát này có tựa đề ''Nhớ chốn quê nhà'' phản ánh ý tưởng của bản nhạc gốc, nói lên tâm trạng của kẻ tha hương, hồn lưu luyến đất tổ, tim nhung nhớ quê cha. Chương trình Góc vườn âm nhạc RFI tuần này được dành để tưởng niệm nhạc sĩ Jorge Milchberg đã qua đời tại Pháp hồi 20/08/2022, hưởng thọ 93 tuổi. Sinh trưởng tại Buenos Aires, thủ đô Argentina, ông chủ yếu lập nghiệp tại Pháp. Ông là giám đốc nghệ thuật của ban nhạc Los Incas, chuyên biểu diễn dân ca Nam Mỹ, và trở nên nổi tiếng trên khắp thế giới nhờ phóng tác giai điệu "El Cóndor Pasa" (Đại bàng lướt bay). Nhắc tới đồng nghiệp, ông Ricardo Galeazzi, thành viên đồng sáng lập ban nhạc Los Incas cho biết hoàn cảnh ra đời của bản phóng tác này. Vào năm 1963, nhân dịp kỷ niệm 50 năm ngày ra đời của bài hát, nhạc sĩ Argentina Jorge Milchberg mới bắt tay thực hiện phần ghi âm bản nhạc này cùng với ban nhặc Los Incas. Được trình diễn lần đầu tiên vào năm 1913 trong một vở nhạc kịch (zarzuela), ''El Cóndor Pasa'' đã là một khúc hát dân gian rất quen thuộc ở Nam Mỹ, được hai tác giả Daniel Alomía Robles và Julio de La Paz hoàn chỉnh lời ca. Tuy nhiên, giai điệu này ban đầu được viết cho một dàn nhạc giao hưởng, mang nhiều âm hưởng Tây phương (Tây Ban Nha). Dựa vào kiến thức âm nhạc hàn lâm, (ông từng được đào tạo khao dương cầm cổ điển) nhạc sĩ người ArgentinaJorge Milchberg vào năm 1963, đã phóng tác bằng cách soạn lại giai điệu cho một bộ tứ tấu. Nhạc sĩ Jorge chẳng những thu hẹp lại dàn nhạc biểu diễn, từ 80 ban đầu chỉ còn có 4 nhạc công, mà ông còn thay thế các nhạc cụ Tây phương cổ điển bằng các nhạc cụ dân tộc cổ truyền. Thay vì được chơi với vĩ cầm, piano hay cello, giai điệu lại dùng các nhạc cụ dân gian (thời tiền Cristobal Colón) như hạc cầm vùng núi Andes, sáo trúc quena, trống con tinya và nhất là đàn charango, một loại đàn ghi ta truyền thống của người dân bản địa. Điều đó buộc ông phải chuyển đổi và chỉnh sửa đôi chút giai điệu, nhưng không làm sai cấu trúc nguyên tác. Cũng chính với những nhạc cụ dân gian ấy, mà nhạc sĩ Argentina nói lên được những tình cảm chân phương : nhẹ mà sâu sắc, trầm mà tơ vương. Một trong những phiên bản chuyển ngữ đầu tiên là của ca sĩ Pháp Marie Laforêt vào năm 1966. Tựa đầu tiên là ''La flûte magique'' (Tiếng sáo kỳ diệu) lời của Michel Jourdan. Hai năm sau có thêm lời tiếng Pháp thứ nhì của Françoise They (cũng do Marie Laforêt ghi âm cùng thời với nữ ca sĩ Anna Saint-Clair). Nhạc sĩ Jorge Milchberg, với tư cách thành viên đồng sáng lập ban nhạc Los Incas mới giúp dịch bài hát này sang tiếng Pháp thành ''Sur le Chemin des Andes'' (Đường lên dãy núi cao). Đến năm 1976, tác giả Georges Moustaki đặt thêm lời tiếng Pháp thành nhạc phẩm  ''Nous avons le temps" (Chúng ta còn thời gian). Khúc hát dân gian này sau đó lọt vào tai của Paul Simon, một trong hai thành viên của nhóm Simon & Garfunkel. Tác giả người Mỹ mới viết thêm lời tiếng Anh ''If I Could'' cho bản nhạc ''El Cóndor Pasa''. Do hai nghệ sĩ người Mỹ không chuyên về các loại nhạc cụ cổ truyền Peru, cho nên ban song ca này mới nhờ nhóm Los Incas ghi âm bài này cùng với họ vào cuối năm 1969 trên album ''Bridge over troubled water''. Bản nhạc ''El Cóndor Pasa /If I Could'' lập kỷ lục số bán khi được phát hành vào tháng 9 năm 1970. Ngoài tiếng sáo trúc (pan flute), giai điệu còn thuần chất văn hóa Peru nhờ tiếng đàn charango đặc thù, một loại đàn giống như ghi ta nhưng nhỏ của hơn Tây ban cầm và có nhiều dây hơn. Nhạc cụ đặc trưng này của các cộng đồng thổ dân sinh sống tại các vùng núi cao của Peru, mang nhiều ảnh hưởng của Tây Ban Nha, và sau đó được phổ biến rộng rãi từ thế kỷ XVII ở các nước Nam Mỹ. Phiên bản tiếng Anh của Simon & Garfunkel giúp bài hát chinh phục thêm nhiều tầng lớp khán giả. Nhóm này ban đầu chuyên hát nhạc folk, tức dân ca Mỹ, nhưng sau El Condór Pasa, ban song ca mở rộng sân chơi của họ (répertoire / tủ nhạc) để kết hợp thêm với các nhịp điệu đến từ Nam Mỹ, Brazil hay châu Phi. Dòng nhạc ''world music'' âm nhạc được hình thành từng bước để rồi trở thành một trào lưu quan trọng đầu thập niên 1990. Bài hát cũng được rất nhiều nhóm song ca sau này như Robinson Brothers hoặc Nick & Simon ghi âm lại để vinh danh bậc thầy của họ là Simon & Garfunkel. Sau tiếng Tây Ban Nha và tiếng Anh , hàng loạt phiên bản khác trong nhiều thứ tiếng lần lượt được ghi âm kể cả tiếng tiếng Pháp, tiếng Ý, tiếng Nga, Hà Lan, Do Thái, Croatia. Phiên bản tiếng Hoa gồm cả hai lời Quan Thoại và Quảng Đông. Còn trong tiếng Việt thì cũng có nhiều phiên bản ghi âm. Ngoài bản phóng tác ''Nhớ chốn quê nhà'' của tác giả Nguyễn Hoàng Đô, qua phần trình bày của các ca sĩ Quốc Duy hay Quỳnh Dao, còn có một phiên bản khác của tác giả trứ danh Lê Hựu Hà, từng được nhiều ca sĩ Việt Nam ghi âm lại. Qua giọng ca của Nhã Phương, bài này mang tựa đề ''Tình ca sa mạc''. Còn qua phần trình bày song ngữ của nam ca sĩ Anh Khoa, bài lại được đặt tên thành ''Cánh chim sa mạc''. Với hơn 4.000 phiên bản ghi âm trong cả chục thứ tiếng khác nhau, giai điệu ''El Cóndor Pasa'' được Peru xếp vào hàng di sản quốc gia, một số người dân bản địa còn thích bài này hơn cả bài quốc ca chính thức. Bản quốc ca nói lên tinh thần yêu nước, còn bài ''El Cóndor Pasa'' bằng tiếng sáo tiếng đàn lại nói lên được nỗi u hoài vấn vương. Ai từng mang thân phận lạc loài mới hiểu thấu tâm trạng lưu luyến nhớ thương : chừng nào bầy chim mới trở về tổ ấm, chừng nào con người mới tìm lại quê hương. 

Chỉ cần nghe khúc nhạc mở đầu, hẳn chắc giới hâm mộ đều nhận ra ngay giai điệu "El Cóndor Pasa", một bài dân ca cực kỳ nổi tiếng của Peru. Phiên bản phóng tác tiếng Việt là của tác giả Nguyễn Hoàng Đô. Bài hát này có tựa đề ''Nhớ chốn quê nhà'' phản ánh ý tưởng của bản nhạc gốc, nói lên tâm trạng của kẻ tha hương, hồn lưu luyến đất tổ, tim nhung nhớ quê cha. Chương trình Góc vườn âm nhạc RFI tuần này được dành để tưởng niệm nhạc sĩ Jorge Milchberg đã qua đời tại Pháp hồi 20/08/2022, hưởng thọ 93 tuổi. Sinh trưởng tại Buenos Aires, thủ đô Argentina, ông chủ yếu lập nghiệp tại Pháp. Ông là giám đốc nghệ thuật của ban nhạc Los Incas, chuyên biểu diễn dân ca Nam Mỹ, và trở nên nổi tiếng trên khắp thế giới nhờ phóng tác giai điệu "El Cóndor Pasa" (Đại bàng lướt bay). Nhắc tới đồng nghiệp, ông Ricardo Galeazzi, thành viên đồng sáng lập ban nhạc Los Incas cho biết hoàn cảnh ra đời của bản phóng tác này. Vào năm 1963, nhân dịp kỷ niệm 50 năm ngày ra đời của bài hát, nhạc sĩ Argentina Jorge Milchberg mới bắt tay thực hiện phần ghi âm bản nhạc này cùng với ban nhặc Los Incas. Được trình diễn lần đầu tiên vào năm 1913 trong một vở nhạc kịch (zarzuela), ''El Cóndor Pasa'' đã là một khúc hát dân gian rất quen thuộc ở Nam Mỹ, được hai tác giả Daniel Alomía Robles và Julio de La Paz hoàn chỉnh lời ca. Tuy nhiên, giai điệu này ban đầu được viết cho một dàn nhạc giao hưởng, mang nhiều âm hưởng Tây phương (Tây Ban Nha). Dựa vào kiến thức âm nhạc hàn lâm, (ông từng được đào tạo khao dương cầm cổ điển) nhạc sĩ người ArgentinaJorge Milchberg vào năm 1963, đã phóng tác bằng cách soạn lại giai điệu cho một bộ tứ tấu. Nhạc sĩ Jorge chẳng những thu hẹp lại dàn nhạc biểu diễn, từ 80 ban đầu chỉ còn có 4 nhạc công, mà ông còn thay thế các nhạc cụ Tây phương cổ điển bằng các nhạc cụ dân tộc cổ truyền. Thay vì được chơi với vĩ cầm, piano hay cello, giai điệu lại dùng các nhạc cụ dân gian (thời tiền Cristobal Colón) như hạc cầm vùng núi Andes, sáo trúc quena, trống con tinya và nhất là đàn charango, một loại đàn ghi ta truyền thống của người dân bản địa. Điều đó buộc ông phải chuyển đổi và chỉnh sửa đôi chút giai điệu, nhưng không làm sai cấu trúc nguyên tác. Cũng chính với những nhạc cụ dân gian ấy, mà nhạc sĩ Argentina nói lên được những tình cảm chân phương : nhẹ mà sâu sắc, trầm mà tơ vương. Một trong những phiên bản chuyển ngữ đầu tiên là của ca sĩ Pháp Marie Laforêt vào năm 1966. Tựa đầu tiên là ''La flûte magique'' (Tiếng sáo kỳ diệu) lời của Michel Jourdan. Hai năm sau có thêm lời tiếng Pháp thứ nhì của Françoise They (cũng do Marie Laforêt ghi âm cùng thời với nữ ca sĩ Anna Saint-Clair). Nhạc sĩ Jorge Milchberg, với tư cách thành viên đồng sáng lập ban nhạc Los Incas mới giúp dịch bài hát này sang tiếng Pháp thành ''Sur le Chemin des Andes'' (Đường lên dãy núi cao). Đến năm 1976, tác giả Georges Moustaki đặt thêm lời tiếng Pháp thành nhạc phẩm  ''Nous avons le temps" (Chúng ta còn thời gian). Khúc hát dân gian này sau đó lọt vào tai của Paul Simon, một trong hai thành viên của nhóm Simon & Garfunkel. Tác giả người Mỹ mới viết thêm lời tiếng Anh ''If I Could'' cho bản nhạc ''El Cóndor Pasa''. Do hai nghệ sĩ người Mỹ không chuyên về các loại nhạc cụ cổ truyền Peru, cho nên ban song ca này mới nhờ nhóm Los Incas ghi âm bài này cùng với họ vào cuối năm 1969 trên album ''Bridge over troubled water''. Bản nhạc ''El Cóndor Pasa /If I Could'' lập kỷ lục số bán khi được phát hành vào tháng 9 năm 1970. Ngoài tiếng sáo trúc (pan flute), giai điệu còn thuần chất văn hóa Peru nhờ tiếng đàn charango đặc thù, một loại đàn giống như ghi ta nhưng nhỏ của hơn Tây ban cầm và có nhiều dây hơn. Nhạc cụ đặc trưng này của các cộng đồng thổ dân sinh sống tại các vùng núi cao của Peru, mang nhiều ảnh hưởng của Tây Ban Nha, và sau đó được phổ biến rộng rãi từ thế kỷ XVII ở các nước Nam Mỹ. Phiên bản tiếng Anh của Simon & Garfunkel giúp bài hát chinh phục thêm nhiều tầng lớp khán giả. Nhóm này ban đầu chuyên hát nhạc folk, tức dân ca Mỹ, nhưng sau El Condór Pasa, ban song ca mở rộng sân chơi của họ (répertoire / tủ nhạc) để kết hợp thêm với các nhịp điệu đến từ Nam Mỹ, Brazil hay châu Phi. Dòng nhạc ''world music'' âm nhạc được hình thành từng bước để rồi trở thành một trào lưu quan trọng đầu thập niên 1990. Bài hát cũng được rất nhiều nhóm song ca sau này như Robinson Brothers hoặc Nick & Simon ghi âm lại để vinh danh bậc thầy của họ là Simon & Garfunkel. Sau tiếng Tây Ban Nha và tiếng Anh , hàng loạt phiên bản khác trong nhiều thứ tiếng lần lượt được ghi âm kể cả tiếng tiếng Pháp, tiếng Ý, tiếng Nga, Hà Lan, Do Thái, Croatia. Phiên bản tiếng Hoa gồm cả hai lời Quan Thoại và Quảng Đông. Còn trong tiếng Việt thì cũng có nhiều phiên bản ghi âm. Ngoài bản phóng tác ''Nhớ chốn quê nhà'' của tác giả Nguyễn Hoàng Đô, qua phần trình bày của các ca sĩ Quốc Duy hay Quỳnh Dao, còn có một phiên bản khác của tác giả trứ danh Lê Hựu Hà, từng được nhiều ca sĩ Việt Nam ghi âm lại. Qua giọng ca của Nhã Phương, bài này mang tựa đề ''Tình ca sa mạc''. Còn qua phần trình bày song ngữ của nam ca sĩ Anh Khoa, bài lại được đặt tên thành ''Cánh chim sa mạc''. Với hơn 4.000 phiên bản ghi âm trong cả chục thứ tiếng khác nhau, giai điệu ''El Cóndor Pasa'' được Peru xếp vào hàng di sản quốc gia, một số người dân bản địa còn thích bài này hơn cả bài quốc ca chính thức. Bản quốc ca nói lên tinh thần yêu nước, còn bài ''El Cóndor Pasa'' bằng tiếng sáo tiếng đàn lại nói lên được nỗi u hoài vấn vương. Ai từng mang thân phận lạc loài mới hiểu thấu tâm trạng lưu luyến nhớ thương : chừng nào bầy chim mới trở về tổ ấm, chừng nào con người mới tìm lại quê hương. 

Come meet the incredible filmmakers and actors behind the Untitled Horror Movie, a comedy about making a horror movie, in The Locher Room. Joining me for the show are writer / director Nick Simon, writer / co-star Luke Baines (Declan), editor Don Money and actress Katherine McNamara (Chrissy). The film is from the director who brought you, Truth or Dare(2017), Nick Simon. When six co-stars learn their hit TV show is about to be cancelled, they decide to shoot their own movie - after all, how hard can it be? Stuck for a plot, they unintentionally summon a demonic spirit with an affinity for violence that starts picking them off, one vapid actor at a time.The film was made during quarantine without any actor or the director ever meeting…each actor set up his / her own lights, did their own makeup, and ran their own cameras. The film will have its worldwide live stream premiere on Saturday, June 12th and will be available for everyone on June 15th (Digital / VOD).The film stars Luke Baines (Shadowhunters), Darren Barnet (Never Have I Ever), Tim Granaderos (13 Reasons Why), Claire Holt (Vampire Diaries), Katherine McNamara (Shadowhunters), Emmy Raver-Lampman (The Umbrella Academy), Kal Penn (Harold and Kumar go to White Castle), Aisha Tyler (Friends), Kevin Daniels (Council of Dads), Lesly Kahn (Quantum Leap), Sohm Kapila (Jane The Virgin).Original Airdate: 6/9/2021

Untitled Horror Movie is a 2021 comedy horror film by co-writer and director Nick Simon. Simon is a native of Sioux Falls, SD now residing in the bright lights of Los Angeles, CA. His latest feature, shot entirely during the COVID-19 pandemic is about a millennial TV show cast who after hearing that their show […]

On this episode of the Geektown Behind The Scenes podcast, I am chatting with actress Katherine McNamara about her new film 'Untitled Horror Movie'.Katherine, you will probably know as Mia from The CW series 'Arrow', Clary Fray on the supernatural drama 'Shadowhunters', or Sonya in the 'Maze Runner' films. More recently she has appeared in the CBS adaptation of Stephen King's 'The Stand', and now re-teams with her 'Shadowhunters' castmate Luke Baines in the wonderfully fun 'Untitled Horror Movie'.'Untitled Horror Movie' is described as a comedy about making a horror movie by Nick Simon, the director who brought you, 2017 film 'Truth or Dare'. When six co-stars learn their hit TV show is about to be cancelled, they decide to shoot their own movie - after all, how hard can it be? Stuck for a plot, they unintentionally summon a demonic spirit with an affinity for violence that starts picking them off, one vapid actor at a time.The film stars Luke Baines and Katherine McNamara from 'Shadowhunters', Claire Holt ('Vampire Diaries'), Emmy Raver-Lampman ('The Umbrella Academy'), Darren Barnet ('Never Have I Ever') and Tim Granaderos ('13 Reasons Why') as the main six.There are also a few other familiar faces who pop up too including Kal Penn ('House', ' Designated Survivor'), Aisha Tyler (' Whose Line Is It Anyway?', 'Archer'), Kevin Daniels ('Why Women Kill', 'Council of Dads'), Lesly Kahn ('Quantum Leap'), and Sohm Kapila ('Jane The Virgin').Written by star Luke Baines & director Nick Simon, the entire movie was shot during the pandemic by the actors in their own homes, with them doing their own lighting, makeup, and stunts! Nick describes it as "Part ghost movie, part self-aware comedy, part deranged Gen-Z satire," which I think sums it up nicely! It's a tremendously fun and entertaining send-up of the genre. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/geektown. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Bulluminati Podcast is back after a long hiatus with a jammed packed show of everything we missed the last two months. The spring season has been the busiest we've ever seen and we break it down here. We recorded a two hour podcast, so instead of making you listen to it all in one shot, we broke it down into two parts! 0:00: Intros! We talk about how we've been over the last few months and Omos' win at Wrestlemania! 6:09: We talk more Men's Basketball news. The good, the bad, the ugly. 20:29: We pivot to excellent Women's Basketball news! 27:16: Nick Simon joins the pod! We run it back to talk more Wrestlemania. 30:00: The moment some of you have been waiting for - we discuss the Spring Game and our initial thoughts. Plus is anyone getting their name called in the NFL draft? 45:22: More football news! Scheduling, recruiting, and the IPF announcement. Interested in sponsoring the Bulluminati Podcast? Slide into the DM's and we can discuss options!

We don't refer all our extractions, root canals and crowns - then surely there is a role of GDPs to carry out Orthodontics? In the last 10 years we have seen a boom in GDP Orthodontics and much of this is 'Alignment Only Orthodontics'. Protruserati, welcome to Straightpril! https://youtu.be/EuHTN4CXCxs Dr Nick Simon shares his journey and advice with Jaz In this episode we discuss: How GDPs can get involved in OrthodonticsWhich, according to Dr Nick Simon, is the best Orthodontic system for GDPs?His views on all the Dentists jumping on the Invisalign bandwagonHow significant is the loss of anterior guidance in 'STO' (Short Term Ortho) casesThe 2 most common mistakes GDPs make while carrying out Orthodontics Sponsor: Did you check out the Mini Smile Makeover course? You can attend again in the future at no additional cost - THAT's awesome! Protrusive Dental Pearl: I use the Beauty and the Beast Mirror to ask patients what they hate most about their smile. It injects personality and humour - but you also find out exactly what the patient does not like about their smile! If you enjoyed this episode, you should also check out Are Class I Molars Important? With Dr Mo Almuzian

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What goes bump in the night giving Kyle a fright? This week its Truth or Dare — nope not that Truth or Dare, the other movie with the same title released on SyFy months before the Truth or Dare you are thinking of — Truth or Dare (2018) directed by Nick Simon. We dare you to watch this stinker of a film. How long can Mat do a handstand? Is this ghost cheating? Does Sweet Baby Ray’s make cannibalism palatable? It’s all truth from here as the Boo Boys break it all down.

Guida semiseria al cinema catastrofico secondo Houssy e Carfa.Elenco dei titoli citati:L’avventura del Poseidon (Ronald Neame, 1972)Ormai non c’è più scampo (James Goldstone, 1980)L’ultima onda (Peter Weir, 1977)Dante’s Peak (Roger Donaldson, 1997)The core (John Amiel, 2003)The wave (Roar Uthaug, John Andreas Andersen, 2015)The quake (John Andreas Andersen, 2018)Twister (Jan De Bont, 1996)The day after tomorrow (Roland Emmerich, 2004)San Andreas (Brad Peyton, 2015)2012 (Roland Emmerich, 2009)Fire Squad (Joseph Kosinski, 2017)Lavalantula (Mike Mendez, Nick Simon, 2015)Meteor (Ronald Neame, 1979)Deep Impact (Mimi Leder, 1998)Armageddon (Michael Bay, 1998)Geostorm (Dean Devlin, 2017)Airport (George Seaton, 1970)Airport 75 (Jack Smight, 1974)Airport 77 (Jerry Jameson, 1977)Airport 79 (David Lowell Rich, 1979)L’inferno di cristallo (John Guillermin, 1974)Pandora (Park Jeong-u, 2016)Titanic (James Cameron, 1997)Skyscraper (Rawson Marshall Thurber, 2018)

Research begins at 23:52With Andy out of the Bunker this week, Art invites his friends Nick and Jimmy to revisit a previous topic - Simulation Theory! Is our reality just virtual reality? Are we living in a simulated world? Are we just a group consciousness collected in a higher level being’s planetary computer? Art, Nick, and Jimmy ponder all this week in the Bunker!Art, Nick, and Jimmy are captured once again by the titular Mr. Bunker - how did he fool them this time?In the second segment, Andy and Art give you, the listeners, an uninterrupted presentation of their research into Simulation Theory?Finally, Art, Nick, and Jimmy discuss Simulation Theory at length. They also talk about releasing a nano virus, the delayed choice quantum eraser, creating your own matrix, and so much more!Send us your thoughts to @MrBunkerPod and mrbunkerpod@gmail.com using the hashtag #DoesItMatter and MyOwnMatrixMusic by Michael MartelloArtwork by Hannah RossAudio Editing by Arthur StoneFollow Us:TwitterInstagramWebsiteLinks Mentioned:Are You Living in a Simulation? by Nick BostromThe Simulation Argument WebsiteAre We Living In A Simulation? | The Conspiracy FilesIs Our Reality a Simulation Projected by Our Consciousness or by Someone Else? - Universe Inside youMy Big Toe: Awakening : A Trilogy Unifying Philosophy, Physics, and Metaphysics By Thomas CampbellPerception of Reality - Kabbalah TalksAre We In A Simulation? - Elon MuskThe Buddhas Conception of Reality as IllusionTom Campbell: Virtual Reality and ConsciousnessIs The Universe A Simulation?Some Limits to Global Ecophagy by Biovorous Nanoreplicators, with Public Policy RecommendationsDelayed Choice Quantum Eraser Experiment Explained

Welcome to Episode 55 of #TheReillyRoundtable! This week, Reilly welcomes in his good friend, writer/director Nick Simon! Nick and Reilly go way, way back to 2002 where the two met at Star Wars Celebrations, after Nick called Reilly and his Star Wars in 30 Minutes buddies a bunch of nerds. From there, the friendship grew and so did Nick’s career. He made a number of independent horror movies before meeting Wes Craven, who helped with his The Girl in the Photographs movie. This led to more work as well as his biggest to date - a choose your own adventure style Haunted House movie at Amblin Entertainment with Crawl’s Alexandre Aja attached to direct! We talk all his projects, plus some Star Wars and a lot more! #TheReillyRoundtable is now on the Collider Conversations Podcastone Feed and drops every Thursday!

Address by Nick Simon, Priests, Pastors, Apostles, Bishops, Regina 2019

Welcome back to another episode of our mini installment of Netflix and Kill! This time, we're playing a little game of Truth or Dare. Seems easy, right? Well, what happens when a malevolent entity hell-bent on causing you torment is your game master? That's exactly what happens in this 2017 supernatural film written by Thommy Hutson and Ethan Lawrence, and directed by Nick Simon. Do we chill or do we kill? Listen and find out!  Like what you hear? Make sure to rate, review, and subscribe! Check us out on Patreon where you, too, can become a blood sacrifice to Satan.  Come play with us....on social media: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Have any Netflix recommendations for us? Email us at thehauntedheartpodcast!@gmail.com And as always, STAY SPOOKY!  

Talk by Nick Simon, Judging, Carolina 2019

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This episode’s lineup: 1. Truth or Dare (2017) directed by Nick Simon 2. Malevolent (2018) directed by Olaf de Fleur Johannesson 3. Hold the Dark (2018) directed by Jeremy Saulnier 4. Psycho (1960) directed by Alfred Hitchcock 5. Terrified [Aterrados] (2017) directed by Demián Rugna 6. Fresh Meat (2012) directed by Danny Mulheron 7. The […] The post 30 – Killer Mothers, Mother Killers, and Different Dimensions appeared first on Sticker Fridge Studios.

Hold on to your butts ‘cause the newest edition of The Bulluminati Podcast is gonna be yuuuuuuuge. Collin Sherwin, Nathan Bond and Senator Giggity are joined by Nick Simon, Connor Akeman, and Jamie DeVriend in this special mega-skypecast! Topics covered include Blake Barnett's announced transfer to USF from earlier in the week and what that means to the USF roster, softball's huge 12-inning victory vs. UConn in the Conference Tournament, crazy softball rules that we didn't understand until today (and still don't quite understand), USF's next game vs. Memphis on Friday at 4:30 p.m., and why the heck are softball Conference Tournaments single elimination!? The guys also cover the baseball loss to UF on Tuesday, preview the Wichita St series this weekend in Kansas (where the Basebulls make their first trip), look at potential AAC Conference Championship match-ups, and poke fun at UConn for not having lights (again,) while congratulating Men's Golf starting their regional on Monday. Since Nick Simon joined us on the podcast for the first time we also talk the success of recruiting the Peach State, how this staff has made it a priority and Nick's thoughts on that. In addition since we have most of the blog in one spot we also take an extremely way-too-early look at the football schedule and make our way-too-early predictions (Spoiler Alert: Collin is v optimistic) and well as much of other goodies! So sit back, relax and enjoy this mildly-NSFW version of the Bulluminati Megacast! ((Also we totally didn't address this but Go Bolts!)) Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast on Soundcloud, Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast provider and rate us five stars and leave a positive review! If you sub, you'll be the first to know when there's a new upload so it pays to subscribe.

Nick Simon is an improviser and producer who co-runs the long running indie show, Skull Mountain at the Crowd Theater and is the host/creator of the Best Wings Hot Wing Comedy Show.

Justin and Nick talk about living in the suburbs.

Tracklist 01: Bougenvilla - I Got My 02: Martin Solveig - Places (feat. Ina Wroldsen) 03: Paris & Simo - Evermore (feat. Gabrielle Current & Finneas) 04: John Dahlback - Won't Back Away (feat. Nick & Simon) 05: Nari & Milani - Epsilon 06: Hi-LO & Sander van Doorn - WTF 07: Brohug - Guerilla 08: Tom Staar - Me Sueno (feat. Martina Camargo) 09: Dropgun - Nobody 10: Skytech, DJ Kuba & Neitan - Right Now (VIP Mix) 11: MountBlaq & Rudy Zensky - Bengal 12: Joey Dale & Maddix - Shake It 13: D.O.D & J-Trick - Ping 14: Pitchback & Jake Sgarlato 15: Florian Picasso & Vassy - Cracked Walls 16: Duvoh - Higher 17: Codeko - Walking With Lions (Official Electric Zoo Anthem) (feat. Raphaella) (ZAXX Remix) 18: Robin Schulz & David Guetta - Shed a Light (feat. Cheat Codes) 19: Hardwell & Jay Sean - Thinking About You (Hardwell & Kaaze Festival Mix) 20: Breathe Carolina & IZII - Echo (Let It Go) ENJOY!!

Today's guest is Nick Simon director of 'Removal' and 'The Girl In The Photographs'. We discuss how he started, making and distributing a film, his love for horror, writing 'The Pyramid', getting a movie in TIFF and working with the late Wes Craven. 

Nick Simon of USFNation.com joins Jason Staples to preview this week's matchup between South Florida and Florida State. Unconquered 3.14 – USF Preview with Nick Simon The post Unconquered 3.14 – Previewing USF with Nick Simon appeared first on Unconquered Podcast.