Podcast appearances and mentions of nicole mello

Oh, baby! We have the beefiest podcast in the history of Goodbye Mello Brick Road ready for you today. If you thought the mega-Marvel crossover from a year and a half ago was the greatest event in podcasting history, hold onto your britches. This here, is a podcast that is over ten hours long! Oh … Continue reading Top Five Television Shows with Julianna Gallagher, Roberto Diaz, Zev Behar, Lach, Harry, Sam Berman, Kate Rose, Dustin Beach, Pete Peterson, Pappy Malcolm, Hector Servin, Jenn Nicol, Ryan Walsh, Kelly Mahaffey, Courtney Campbell, Tom Kendrick, Jac Rayner, Maple, Caleb Cleveland, Mom, Dad, Nicole Mello, Kristin, and Ryan Foley →

Nicole Mello, my sister, becomes the first person to enter the Five Timers Club of Goodbye Mello Brick Road! To celebrate, we continue the Best of the Decade series by looking back at our five favorite television shows of the past ten years. From workplace comedies to psychedelic horrors to serial crime narratives, it’s all … Continue reading Goodbye Mello Brick Road: Top Five Television Shows of the Decade →

It's our season finale, and we've got recent graduate and thrice published author Nicole Mello. Nicole talks about how hard it is to actually call yourself a writer, the freedom of self-publishing, and of course, ghost hunting lesbians. Chris Clark, one of Nicole's former teachers at Lesley University, conducts the interview. BIO Nicole Mello is a fiction author who has been writing since before her memory was a functional thing. She has three published works: Venus (2017), The Modern Prometheus (2018), and Phantasmagoria (2018). She has her B.A. in Creative Writing from Lesley University. She currently resides in Boston, Massachusetts with her partner and two best friends. She daylights as a museum educator and loves to talk about history, space, movies, dogs, cryptids, true crime, and human rights. Check out our whole season and extra content, on our podcast page at lesley.edu/podcast.

The Oscars are this Sunday and my sister, Nicole Mello, and I are talking about them! Ten years ago, they changed the amount of movies that can be nominated for Best Picture from five to ten after the snub of The Dark Knight was viewed as egregious. Now, the first comic book movie to reap the benefits … Continue reading Goodbye Mello Brick Road: Top Five Movies Nominated for Best Picture Since 2009 →

This week, Dave saw Black Panther so he tasked someone he knew who loved it just as much as he did, Nicole Mello (who now becomes the first ever recurring guest on the podcast), to discuss the five best moments from the film. Wakanda Forever! This episode is brought to you by American Apparel. You can check … Continue reading Goodbye Mello Brick Road: Top Five Black Panther Moments →

The Oscars are this Sunday and my sister, Nicole Mello, and I are talking about them! Ten years ago, they changed the amount of movies that can be nominated for Best Picture from five to ten after the snub of The Dark Knight was viewed as egregious. Now, the first comic book movie to reap the... Read More

Happy Halloween, Creatives!No tricks here, but we sure have a treat for you: an interview with fiction author, Nicole Mello! Join Cody (the last person you want to take with you to a haunted house) and Rachel (who doesn’t know the first thing about zombies) in our spookiest episode yet!We want to hear from you! Send us a message on Facebook or send us an email at podcast@createloud.org. Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter or visit createloud.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/createloud/message

This week, Dave saw Black Panther so he tasked someone he knew who loved it just as much as he did, Nicole Mello (who now becomes the first ever recurring guest on the podcast), to discuss the five best moments from the film. Wakanda Forever! This episode is brought to you by American Apparel. You can... Read More

This week, Dave kicks off the run of Goodbye Mello Brick Road with a pilot episode that includes his mother, Nancy, his father, Joseph, and his sister, Nicole. The four of them count down their top five Christmas specials and get into some debate about the mechanics behind them. Cover art: Nicole Mello. Music: http://www.bensound.com

Kinga loves sharks, so she went to Isla Mujeres, where whale sharks gather periodically in an afuera. She sailed the rough seas to the afuera, where she encountered one of the greatest scenes of her life. She could see the whale sharks’ dorsal fins, the manta rays swimming with them, and so she jumped into the water with her GoPro. The manta rays spun around her; the whale sharks swam around; she felt as though she was swimming in shark soup. Just then, the GoPro died, and Kinga had to be innovative on fixing her problem in order to document the experience. Between her GoPro, her phone, and her own two eyes, Kinga had to find a way to keep her memory for the rest of her life. What she discovered, though, was how to be properly present in her moment as it happened, leading to her best-ever travel experience - all while she was swimming in shark soup. Links and References Come visit our Patreon page . Check out our website at: Travel Stories Podcast Online Email Hayden (he’ll answer everything) at: hayden@backpackdigital.com Follow us on Facebook , Twitter and Instagram All musical composition and arrangement for story scores by Cody Crabb, who can be found at his website: CodyCrabb.com All show notes and writing for episodes by Nicole Mello, who can be found at her website: Works By N.L. Mello You can buy Venus on paperback or Kindle on Amazon . Visit Kinga’s page on The Travel Channel - take a walk on The Wild Side. Become a Shark Ally with Kinga. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/backpackdigital/message

Charlotte Ahern joins Hayden from her current home base in Vancouver to talk travel, life, Justin Bieber and Terminator 2. They deep dive into some of the more interesting aspects of life, such as why it's a good thing to be rebellious, living somewhere full time and whether it's a good idea to sometimes  not  take the road less traveled.  Charlotte Ahern also brings her story, entitled 'Cheating Death in Lao', documenting the time she had a crystallising epiphany about life and death alike. Sometimes we don't appreciate what we have until it almost gets taken from us, something Charlotte Ahern knows very well. Check out our website at:  Travel Stories Podcast Online Email Hayden (he’ll answer everything) at:  hayden@travelstoriespodcast.com Follow Hayden on Twitter and send him a Tweet (he’ll really answer everything) at:  @travelstoriesuk on Twitter All musical composition and arrangement for story scores by Cody Crabb, who can be found at his website:  CodyCrabb.com All show notes and writing for episodes by Nicole Mello, who can be found at her website:  Works By N.L. Mello Join the mailing list at:  Mailing List Check out Charlotte Ahern’s website at:  SheTravels.co.uk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/backpackdigital/message

A behind-the-scenes look at the creation of something you love is always welcome; Hayden wanted to grant you that opportunity in the season two closer. Cody Crabb and Nicole Mello (the musician and the writer, respectively) join Hayden in unpacking the entirety of season two, looking back at funny, inspiring, and memorable moments from past episodes. Featured primarily among them are Guy Earnshaw, Sean Whitehead, Richard Phu, and, believe it or not, Hayden Lee himself. The three of them also discuss how the scores are created, how the show notes are written, and how each other’s accents sound to one another. The crew also looks forward to season three, discussing upcoming social media, post-season Q&As, and what else Hayden wants to go down in season three. Stay tuned! 2:23 - Hayden talks about the upcoming post-season Q&As and the upcoming opportunity to win a GRAYL purifier filter. 4:06 - Hayden discusses social media and how to follow Travel Stories Podcast throughout season three. 6:35 - Hayden and Cody discuss how the scores are created for Travel Stories Podcast. 8:04 - Hayden and Nicole discuss writing the show notes for the podcast. 10:07 - Hayden, Cody, and Nicole get distracted and start doing accents that none of them are particularly good at. 12:24 - Hayden gets everyone back on track, and the three of them get back into discussing and unpacking Season Two. 13:58 - Hayden, Cody, and Nicole talk about coming up with a team of people that works for you. 17:35 - The crew gets back into looking back on season two and unpacking it, including looks at Guy Earnshaw, Sean Whitehead, Richard Phu, and Hayden Lee. 27:24 - Hayden starts talking about what’s going to be going down in the upcoming season three. 32:47 - Hayden plays outtakes from season two. Check out our website at: (http://www.codycrabb.com)

In this episode of Hayden's Travel Journal, we rejoin Hayden on his motorcycle journey as he enters the mountains in central Vietnam.  It's not all easy riding, as Hayden finds out, encountering buses, trucks and realising why everyone said "DO NOT DO THIS JOURNEY" on the research he did before going. The roads are certainly not for everyone, and one small mistake can mean either a devastating accident or a memorable story. Plenty of stories about the views and experiences on this journey coupled with tips about doing this type of travel make this journal entry an interesting instalment. Check out our website at:  Travel Stories Podcast Online Email Hayden (he’ll answer everything) at: hayden@travelstoriespodcast.com Follow Hayden on Twitter and send him a Tweet (he’ll really answer everything) at:  @travelstoriesuk on Twitter All musical composition and arrangement for story scores by Cody Crabb, who can be found at his website:  CodyCrabb.com All show notes and writing for episodes by Nicole Mello, who can be found at her website:  Works By N.L. Mello Pictures can be found at our website:  Travel Stories Podcast Add Hayden on Snapchat to follow his journey through Brazil at: travelstoriesuk Check us out on Facebook at:  Travel Stories Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/backpackdigital/message

Realizing that you may be seen as an ignorant or privileged traveler can be a blow, but if you just put yourself out there and try new things, you can overcome that image in a heartbeat. Hayden does exactly that as he drives in Vietnam, meets a snake “as thick as a Pringles tube, and twice as daunting,” and rowed a boat for a woman who had not taken a break all day. Hayden also has some serious adventures with food, including learning that you can live off just coconuts or just chili water, and finding a variety of American pets to snack on at a food market on the Mekong Delta. Show notes writer Nicole Mello also stops by to answer questions about what to do in Boston, and to explain the Boston Tea Party to Hayden. Check out our website at: Travel Stories Podcast Online Email Hayden (he’ll answer everything) at: hayden@travelstoriespodcast.com Follow Hayden on Twitter and send him a Tweet (he’ll really answer everything) at: @travelstoriesuk on Twitter All musical composition and arrangement for story scores by Cody Crabb, who can be found at his website: CodyCrabb.com All show notes and writing for episodes by Nicole Mello, who can be found at her website: Works By N.L. Mello Pictures can be found at our website: Travel Stories Podcast Check out the Official Freedom Trail Podcast at their website: Official Freedom Trail Podcasts Add Hayden on Snapchat to follow his journey through Brazil at: travelstoriesuk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/backpackdigital/message