Podcast appearances and mentions of Nicole Brewer

This episode highlights the importance of self-care and mental well-being, especially for Black women navigating life and entrepreneurship abroad.

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Randy Laist, Dr. Cynthia Murphy, and Dr. Nicole Brewer about their book Rethinking Writing Instruction in the Age of AI. Discover how the principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) form the bedrock of their innovative strategies, aimed at empowering students to discover and amplify their individual voices as writers. Want to connect with Dr. Randy Laist? rlaist@bridgeport.edu

Today's guest, Nicole Brewer, is the founder of Classic Whimsy. Classic Whimsy (formerly called "smocked auctions") is a leading D-to-C retailer for infants and kids clothing, specializing in smocked and everyday pieces for celebrating all of life's special moments. Nicole leveraged a handful of social media followers who were drawn to her smocked clothing pieces into 700k social media followers and an e-commerce site selling both private label and other brands nationwide. We know listeners will love hearing more in today's episode, brought to us by shophsdt.com! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/howdshedothat/support

Matty and Kikau spent time with Tommy Iafrate (Coordinator of Musical Theatre BFA at Binghamton University Theatre Department) and Tim Espinoza (Chair of Theater at Boston Conservatory at Berklee). Today's roundtable topic was "Curriculum." We hope that this conversation about our programs helps you as you are making plans for the future. Recommendations today include an app called Sounds of Broadway, Universal Design and Multicultural Curriculum from Nicole Brewer, Pianotrax, and the Backup Dancers on Taylor Swift's Eras Tour!

Ryan and Shawn catch up with Nicole Brewer and Ross Mulford of Classic Whimsy, the nation's leading e-commerce provider of classic children's clothing. Nicole shares about the history of the company, and the recent rebranding and Ross dives into the growing e-commerce landscape in North Texas. To learn more about Classic Whimsy visit www.classicwhimsy.com.

Living a life of vacay is more than just touring the world and having vacations. What lessons do you learn from every country and city you visit? And how well do you pass these lessons? Nicole Brewer is a freelance travel writer with 13 years of experience. Originally from Detroit, Nicole has traveled through many countries, creating blog posts about beautiful places and things. She is the founder of I Luv 2 Globe Trot, an author, influencer, and public speaker. Nicole fondly calls herself "a teacher during the day and a writer at night". Join us in this episode as Nicole takes us through life as a travel writer and an English teacher in a foreign country. In this episode, you will learn about: (00:55) Nicole's transit from Detroit to South Korea. (05:45) Nicole's journey to becoming a travel writer. (10:33) The opportunities opened to her as a teacher abroad. (12:02) Nicole's motivation to keep up with what she does. (14:12) How to get started as an English teacher abroad without experience. (16:30) The benefits of teaching abroad (18:25) The challenges involved in having a life of vacation. (22:07) How Nicole met her spouse. (25:00) What the future holds for her. (27:05) Nicole's advice to people looking at traveling and living their dreams. Notable Quotes. (10:45) "One thing about being a teacher and an expert is that you step out in faith." (11:28) "We can create our destiny at the end of the day. I am living beyond the dreams I have for myself before moving abroad." (19:17) "You definitely need to have a thick skin living in different places abroad." (25:32) "The dream is to make the side hustle the full-time job, to be able to travel the world, write, blog, and be an influencer." (28:25) "Do your research, step out in faith and go." Recommended books Order a copy of Nicole's book! "A Guide To Landing An English Teaching Job Abroad" Connect with Nicole Brewer Website/blog: www.iluv2globetrot.com Twitter/Instagram: @ Nicole.iluv2globetrot Facebook: @ I Luv 2 Globe Trot. Support the show. Website: https://www.lifesavacay.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifesAVacay Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lifes_a_vacy --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lifesavacay/message

Nicole Brewer is on the #ReadingWithYourKids #Podcast to celebrate her debut #ChildrensBook An ABC Guide to Children's Games Around the Globe Nicole has been teaching English abroad for over a decade. She wants to inspire children to consider traveling and seeing the world in their future. For every letter of the alphabet the book teaches them about a game from a country starting with that letter. Click here to visit Nicole's website - https://www.iluv2globetrot.com/ Click here to visit our website - www.readingwithyourkids.com

On today's episode of the Next Stop, Nonstop podcast Erica Gregory is talking to Nicole Brewer about the realities of living abroad. They discuss a lot of fun moments and lessons learned from this exciting experience. If you are interested in traveling and living abroad, this episode is for you! #NXSNS Merch Shop: https://nextstopnonstop.myspreadshop.com/ FREE DIGITAL TRAVEL JOURNAL: https://www.nextstopnonstop.com/freebies Follow Our Guest! Nicole Brewer: @nicole.iluv2globetrot Next Stop, Nonstop is a travel and lifestyle podcast that promotes the importance of traveling and mental wellness for millennial women. We discuss everything from travel to dating, and careers to mental health. If you enjoy #NXSNS, support it by donating to: https://anchor.fm/nextstopnonstop/support For more information about Next Stop, Nonstop Podcast visit: www.NextStopNonstop.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nextstopnonstop/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/NextStopNonStop/ Twitter : https://twitter.com/nextstopnonstop Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW8W92giXjSG8zZB2GZAOSQ --- 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/nextstopnonstop/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nextstopnonstop/support

This podcast was recorded on the show floor of USITT22 at Studio USITT in partnership with AKG by Harman.On this week's episode, we sat down with 2022 YDMT winner of the USITT Stage Management Award Sarah Bauch.Sarah fell in love with stage management at fourteen-years-old when she stumbled on to the job at her high school and has never looked back since. She continued her stage management education earning a BA in Technical Theatre from East Stroudsburg University, where she became the winner of the 2017 and 2018 Stage Management Excellence Award for Region II at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.She is currently a third year Stage and Production Management MFA student at Carnegie Mellon University where she assistant teaches multiple classes, including a course titled Technical Management that teaches young designers and managers paperwork fundamentals, managerial soft skills, and the foundations of leadership. She has worked professionally as a Production Stage Manager for Interlakes Summer Theatre and Assistant Stage Manager for Resonance Works. She has worked on over thirty stage management teams during her theatrical education. She is passionate about Theatrical Intimacy Education and has over thirty hours of training in the subject, and had the privilege of taking Nicole Brewer's Anti-Racist Theatre Courses. She strives to be an inclusive, open, and compassionate leader, and approaches every situation with a people first, position second mentality.TECHnically Speaking is a public service of USITT, which seeks to have a broad conversation on topics of interest to its members, but it is neither a legal interpretation nor a statement of Institute policy. The views expressed on this podcast by guests are their own and their appearance herein does not imply an endorsement of them or of any entity they may represent. Reference to any specific product or idea does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation. Views, opinions, recommendations or use cases expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the views of USITT, its Board members or employees.

Nicole Brewer is from Detroit, Michigan, but now lives in the small town of Nizwa, just over an hour from the Oman capital, Muscat where she's a university teacher of English and a published author. Famous for its souks and its silver as well as traditional wooden sailing boats, called dhow, its deserts and beautiful beaches, as well as its warm, friendly people, Oman is a pearl that tourists are just now starting to discover, Nicole says. In this "Postcard," we learn a little bit about life in Oman and in Nicole's adopted hometown of Nizwa; from the Friday goat market to touring the nearby mountains by 4-wheel drive, taking in a show at the opera house, shopping, or sampling the local cuisine. 

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Welcome to Episode 82 of the Think UDL podcast: UDL University with Nicole Brewer, Randy Laist, and Dana Sheehan. Nicole Brewer is an Assistant Professor of Humanities and a Literacy Specialist at Ana Maria College in Massachusetts. Randy Laist is a Professor of English at Goodwin University and the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut. And, Dana Sheehan is an Assistant Professor of English and the Director of the Writing Center, also at Ana Maria College. This is my first podcast with three guests, and it is power packed with UDL ideas from their book UDL University: Designing for Variability Across the Curriculum. All three authors worked together at Goodwin University and through a great UDL initiative have incorporated UDL into their teaching. In this episode we talk about how UDL has transformed their teaching and hear several examples of how to leverage the diversity of learners for everyone's gain. I also think it is a great encouragement to hear how UDL has been applied in a faculty learning community first, and then across the entire curriculum. Thank you for listening and a special thank you to the folks at the UDLHE Network for their financial support of the Think UDL podcast!

In this episode, I speak with Nicole who is an English Language teacher, travel blogger, author, and freelance writer.  She has traveled to over 40 countries and lived abroad in South Africa, Germany, South Korea, and presently in Oman.  She has a zest for the expat lifestyle and has a goal of inspiring others to travel and live abroad.  Listen on to find out how Nicole has been able to live a freedom lifestyle by teaching English abroad.

And lastly on today's edition of Midday on the Arts, our theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins Tom for another of her weekly reviews of the region's thespian offerings. This week, she has reviews of two plays now running concurrently at Baltimore Center Stage. The first is ArtsCentric's ambitious production of Dreamgirls, the 1980s hit Broadway musical about a trio of young female singers aspiring to success. The sprawling cast is directed by Artscentric's founder and artistic director, Kevin S. McAllister. Musical Supervision is by Cedric D. Lyles, with choreograophy by Shalyce Hemby. The second play is the Center Stage production of Fires in the Mirror, playwright Anna Deavere Smith's powerful, one-woman evocation of the strife between Black and Jewish communities that erupted in New York City in the summer of 1991. The Center Stage production is directed by Nicole Brewer. (Tom Hall spoke about Fireswith Nicole Brewer, Center Stage Artistic Director Stephanie Ybarra and playwright Anna Deavere Smith, along with two scholars, here onMiddayearlier this month). The play is being presented in partnership with the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven, Connecticut. Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins us today on Zoom. Both productions are running at Center Stage until December 19. For ticketing information for Dreamgirls, click here. For Fires in the Mirror, click here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In our second pancake minisode, Celia continues to share her feelings and thoughts on readjusting to life post-vaccine as well as following up on her conversation with Karen Olivo. Weekly Round-Up:Get to know The Spark File, founded by creativity coaches Susan Blackwell and Laura Camien and listen to their podcast.Read this article in The Atlantic entitled “Post Vaccination Inertia is Real” by Katherine J. WuRead Rachel Miller’s Vice article “How to Say Goodbye to This Garbage Year.”How to officially say goodbye to this garbage yearRead this New York Times article, “The Case for a National One-Week Vacation” by  Dodai StewartLearn about Nicole Brewer’s Conscientious Theatre Training, focused on ensuring equitable anti-racist representation in all areas of theatre.Read Kelsey Blackwell’s The Arrow article, “Why People of Color Need Spaces Without White People” and then read her article, “Expanding Awareness: How Patterns of Interaction Support White Supremacy.”Please send your thoughts, feelings, curiosities, and questions to Celia at sundaypancakespod@gmail.com.

Nicole Brewer has been an ex-pat in Nizwa, Oman  for six years and counting after a previous stint in South Korea. In this episode, she discusses what motivated her to leave the U.S. in 2008, her various travels, how she is loving the experience, and her hope to make life outside the states permanent.

Today, we at Fourth Wall are ECSTATIC to talk with Jenna Zhu! Not only a badass actor and artist, Jenna is helping to pave the way in Anti-Racism training in our theatre community! Alaina sits with Jenna and talks about the industry, what they are doing now to try and fix the issues in our community, and is it enough. Do you have an experience to share about Anti-Racism or Creating Spaces to Learn or any of the other topics we’ve discussed on 4W? We wanna read that shit! Send it to us so we can get your perspective and possibly share it on the show! → hello@fourthwallpod.com. Jenna is currently co-facilitating workshops on anti-racism for allies with casting director Kate Lumpkin through the NoMarking Society: https://www.thenomarkingsociety.com/, and she is co-leading a second upcoming round of the series by donation through the Actor's Center: https://actorscenter.org/. People/Projects/Organizations mentioned in today’s episode: Nicole Brewer: https://www.nicolembrewer.com/ Anti-Racist Theater: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/nicole-brewer-30494993084 #BwayforBLM: https://www.bwayforblm.com/ Broadway Advocacy Coalition: https://www.bwayadvocacycoalition.org/ FIND GUEST ONLINE: Instagram: @jennahanbingzhu Twitter: @jennazhu Facebook: @jenna.zhu jennazhu.com FIND FOURTH WALL AND THIS EPISODE’S HOST ONLINE: Fourth Wall on Instagram: @thisisfourthwall 4W Community Inbox: hello@fourthwallpod.com Host: @alainanewell ~~~ Fourth Wall: the podcast is created with TLC by Alaina Newell (@alainanewell) and Abigail Brazier (@thenameisabstract) Produced with grace and elegance by Tyler McKenzie Creative Studio (@tylrmckenzie, tmcreativestudio.com) Audio editing done by Daniel K Stanley (@daniel_keaton_stanley) With original music by Ben Bailey (@benianbailey) And assistance from Production Consultants Nick Buchholz (@nicholas_buchholz) and Sara Flatow (saraflatow.com). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fourthwall/support

After taking a much needed mental health break, we're back this week and continuing to talk about alternatives when one is exploring other places to call home outside of the US. In today's episode, we interview Nicole Brewer, entrepreneur, teacher and founder of @iluv2globetrot about her experience living in Oman and how it came to be. Please send any travel related questions you have to 'asksardines@gmail.com' or find us on IG, Facebook and Twitter. #SardinesLLC Thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/Sardinesllc/support

What Broadway and the theater industry can do to work toward anti-racism, with artist, educator and activist Nicole Brewer.

Nicole Brewer is a director, actor, educator and facilitator. She is a passionate advocate for anti-racist theatre and is invited across the US and the UK to teach and speak about Conscientious Theatre Training. Her advocacy for the theatre industrial complex to replace racist and oppressive practice with anti-racist and anti-oppressive practices has appeared in both American Theatre and HowlRound.

Next Up takes a candid look into the theatre community as we navigate the present climate in the United States, inclusivity, and the future of theatre. On the first episode of Next Up, we explore the 2019/20 season at Shakespeare Theatre Company. Audience Enrichment Manager LeeAnet Noble is joined by Nicole Brewer (actor, director, and […]

Next Up takes a candid look into the theatre community as we navigate the present climate in the United States, inclusivity, and the future of theatre. On the first episode of Next Up, we explore the 2019/20 season at Shakespeare Theatre Company. Audience Enrichment Manager LeeAnet Noble is joined by Nicole Brewer (actor, director, and […]

Julie and Casey talk with Nicole Brewer, a thought leader and passionate activist for anti-racist theatre.  We talk racism, diversity and inclusion, owning your voice, and creating inclusive environments.  She shares with us both her personal and professional journey to the work she's doing today, and sets the house on fire with her truth bombs. Find more about Nicole and her work on her website. Here is a bit more about Nicole:   Nicole Brewer earned her M.F.A. in Acting from Northern Illinois University and her B.F.A. from Howard University. She's worked professionally as an actor, director and educator in the San Francisco Bay Area as well as in Washington DC.  Nicole has facilitated workshops in embodied acting techniques and disrupting traditional acting training programs at the 2017 and 2018 TCG conference, The Black Theatre Festival in Winston Salem, North Carolina, and internationally at Goldsmith’s University in London.   She is a founding member of the HBC Playback Theatre Ensemble in Washington D.C. who at the time was the only all-female women of color playback ensemble in The United States.  She is the founder of Creative Acts Learning Center LLC in Washington DC which provided workshops and seminars to actors in the Nation’s Capital.   In 2019, Nicole launched reportracisttheatre.com as tool for reporting racism when it occurs in theatre.  She authored two articles that outlined the need for the theatre industry to shift to being anti-racist; Why Equity Diversity and Inclusion Are Obsolete published by American Theatre and Playwrights of Color, White Directors and Exposing Racist Policy published by HowlRound.  Nicole has spent the last 5 years refining an inclusive method of theatre training and practices which she calls Conscientious Theatre Training.  Nicole’s article, “Training With A Difference” published in the January 2018 edition of American Theatre highlight the need for theatre training to adapt more inclusive models of instruction.  Nicole is invited all over the US to teach workshops on both conscientious theatre training and anti-racist theatre.  Ms. Brewer has worked at Duke Ellington School of the Arts, a premier performing arts high school in Washington D.C. as visiting faculty (acting).  Nicole is visiting faculty at the National Theater Institute (NTI). She was on faculty for seven and half years at Howard University. Nicole has also worked as faculty at Northern Virginia Community College and Montgomery College teaching acting and introduction to communications courses.   She is a member of the 2018 artEquity cohort, VASTA, and Black Theatre Network.  Directing credits: Milk Like Sugar at The Black Rep, Jonkonnu at Howard University, and Hair Chronicles DC Fringe Festival. Acting Theater Credits include: White Rabbit Red Rabbit Theater Alliance,  For Colored Girls Colored Peoples Theater, In The Blood The Hegira, Tartuffe & Taming of the Shrew African American Shakespeare Company, Anton in Show Business Spreckels, and Gypsy and the Bully Door by Nina Mercer.  Nicole currently resides in Washington D.C. with her husband and three imperfectly perfect kids. 

  Nicole from I Luv 2 Globe Trot is currently living her best life in Oman. Prior to her move abroad (10 years ago), the job market in the States frustrated her. Her friends’ who were at the time living and teaching in Japan sparked her curiosity. Hearing about their lives abroad fueled her to commit to taking the leap. She utilized social media to connect with other people of color living abroad. She shared with us what it’s as a Black woman living in the Middle East. To her surprised many of the Omani’s looked just like her and called her sister. She says she has fallen in love with the country. Nicole details how travel has changed her life. And most importantly how travel has increased her confidence in navigating the globe and other nuances about living abroad. Nicole and her business partner created the I Luv 2 Globe Trot Facebook community 7 years ago to give people a space to connect and ask questions about travel and the living abroad process. The group has since grown to approximately 9,000 members. Her and her business partner share their experiences and their resources on the blog and in the group to encourage and support others. In this episode you’ll be inspired by the following: 1. The experiences of travel allow you to learn more about yourself and the world around you. 2. The best way to get over fear is to just do it. 3. Living abroad enhances your self-sufficiency ten folds. Want to see keep up with what Nicole is doing in the world? Check her out on the following media platforms: Facebook: I Luv 2 Globe Trot Instagram @ILuv2GlobeTrot So tune in! Share this post with someone who you think will benefit from it. Before you go… If you’ve ever thought about moving abroad because you’re in need of a change, maybe you’re feeling unfulfilled, maybe you know there’s something more for your life but you’re just not sure. So you might be feeling overwhelmed unsure where or how to start. Maybe you have more questions than answers. We created this webinar From Novice To Nomad: The Ultimate Blueprint To Moving Abroad just for you. Watch the webinar. And subscribe to our newsletter to receive exclusive stuff. Follow us on social media: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Pinterest | Join our Facebook Tribe The post Episode 108 | Nicole Brewer From I Luv 2 Globe Trot appeared first on Chronicles Abroad.

Today's featured author is English Language teacher, travel blogger and freelance writer, Nicole Brewer. We chat about her travel experiences and what's it like to live in Oman.  The opening track is titled "Misanthropy" by the magnanimous chill-hop master, Marcus D (@marcusd). Be sure to visit his site and support his craft. http://marcusd.net/track/misanthropy-2

Today's featured author is English Language teacher, travel blogger and freelance writer, Nicole Brewer. We chat about her travel experiences and what's it like to live in Oman.  The opening track is titled "Misanthropy" by the magnanimous chill-hop master, Marcus D (@marcusd). Be sure to visit his site and support his craft. http://marcusd.net/track/misanthropy-2

Hosts: Ed Brown, Dr. Shayne Joseph, Penny Dumsday, Lucas Randall, Dr. Helen Maynard-Casely, Dr. Mick Vagg 00:03:26 The recent discovery of dunes on Pluto surprised planetary scientists. With very little atmosphere or wind, what could cause them? 00:11:48 A sample from Mars, analysed by the Curiosity rover, has found organic molecules - the building blocks of life. 00:18:25 One of the most famous psychology experiments, the Stanford marshmallow test, looked at delayed gratification in children back in the 1960s and 1970s. It's now been reproduced, a lot more rigorously, and the results are very different. 00:24:32 A proof-of-concept blood test can determine how far a long a woman is in her pregnancy, and how likely she is to give birth ahead of term. 00:28:22 An emerging field of diagnostics, liquid biopsy, is seeing impressive results. Recent studies correctly diagnosed people with ovarian and liver cancers 80 percent of the time. 00:31:51 Planet Nine is an exciting hypothesis that goes part of the way towards explaining the strange orbits of many rocks in the Kuiper Belt. But another idea could answer a lot of the same questions, without the need for a giant undiscovered planet.   Dr. Helen Maynard-Casely is an instrument scientist for the WOMBAT high-intensity powder diffractometer at the Bragg Institute. She writes “The Shores of Titan” column on The Conversation. Dr. Mick Vagg is a rehabilitation and pain medicine specialist, and a Clinical Senior Lecturer at Deakin University. This episode contains traces of dogged CBS Philly reporter Nicole Brewer on a groundbreaking communication study.

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On this episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Nicole Brewer shares how she and her friend/business partner, who is also a travel lover, decided to launch their new business, iluv2globetrot.com, in order to support their travel community, how she gained coverage for the business on major sites such as BBC Travel and National Geographic, and what brands look for when working with travel bloggers.

The latest episode of Podcast with Expat series. I interview Nicole Brewer about her life in Oman where she works at a teacher. Travel, cost of living and how she ended up there after the crash of 2008. Her advice to future expats as well as her side hustle building a travel empire.

[last-updated] The latest Podcast with Expats episode features Nicole Brewer, a very dynamic woman constantly on the go. Nicole is an expat currently living in Oman, and has been there for the past 3 years. Prior to that, she was living in South Korea. She is an English teacher by profession during the day, and […] The post Podcast with Expats Episode 5 – Nicole in Oman appeared first on Nextbiteoflife.

[last-updated] The latest Podcast with Expats episode features Nicole Brewer, a very dynamic woman constantly on the go. Nicole is an expat currently living in Oman, and has been there for the past 3 years. Prior to that, she was living in South Korea. She is an English teacher by profession during the day, and […] The post Podcast with Expats Episode 5 – Nicole in Oman appeared first on Nextbiteoflife.

Located on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, at the mouth of the Persian Gulf, Oman is a travel destination that is surrounded by mystery and myths. Tourism is on the rise in Oman, and it is predicted to soon be one of the largest industries in the Sultanate. Part of the rise in tourism can be attributed to cruise lines making Oman a port of call, but the country's tourism slogan - "Beauty has an address" - is helping to position it as a safe, affordable, and beautiful travel destinaton. On Episode #11 of the Where Else to Go podcast, I'm joined by Nicole Brewer, a Detroit native, who has been living and working in Nizwa, Oman, for the past three years. She says she's found the locals to be extremely nice and accommodating, and wishes more people would experience the beauty that Oman has to offer. A couple of the resorts that Nicole loves are the Shangri-La in Muscat  and a 5-star resort in the mountains, Alila Jabal Akhdar. And she impresses upon us both the beauty and the cultural aspect of tourism in Oman. To follow more of Nicole's adventures and travel writing, check out her blog, I Luv 2 Globetrot, and follow her on social media on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram. If you're enjoying these podcasts, please take a minute to subscribe on iTunes. And don't forget to leave and rating (5-stars is always nice!) and revivew. Photo courtesy of Nicole Brewer

You may recognize our featured newlyweds as the red team from reality television.  Nicole Brewer and Damien Gurganious, contestants on season 7 “The Biggest Loser: Couples”,  enthusiastically share how they met at a water aerobics...

You may recognize our featured newlyweds as the red team from reality television.  Nicole Brewer and Damien Gurganious, contestants on season 7 “The Biggest Loser: Couples”,  enthusiastically share how they met at a water aerobics...