Podcast appearances and mentions of Nicole Miller

When Arizona changed its ethics rules in 2020 opening the door for alternative business structures and nonlawyer ownership for law firms, it sent shock waves throughout the legal industry. Nicole Miller, the chief legal officer of LegalZoom, speaks to the ABA Journal's Victor Li about LegalZoom's experience in Arizona thus far, as well as general issues relating to regulatory reform and alternative business structures. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When Arizona changed its ethics rules in 2020 opening the door for alternative business structures and nonlawyer ownership for law firms, it sent shock waves throughout the legal industry. Nicole Miller, the chief legal officer of LegalZoom, speaks to the ABA Journal's Victor Li about LegalZoom's experience in Arizona thus far, as well as general issues relating to regulatory reform and alternative business structures.

When Arizona changed its ethics rules in 2020 opening the door for alternative business structures and nonlawyer ownership for law firms, it sent shock waves throughout the legal industry. Nicole Miller, the chief legal officer of LegalZoom, speaks to the ABA Journal's Victor Li about LegalZoom's experience in Arizona thus far, as well as general issues relating to regulatory reform and alternative business structures.

There's a new short documentary that takes a deep dive underwater in Wellington. Seaweed: A Love Story follows Dr Nicole Miller scuba diving in the city's harbour highlighting both the beauty and underwater plight of its underwater forests.

What happens when you walk away from decades of designing for other people—and finally bet on yourself?Karen Cardoso spent 30 years behind the scenes designing handbags for household names like Jessica Simpson and Franco Sarto. But when tariffs upended her production plans, she didn't fold—she pivoted. That moment sparked the creation of Bolsa Nova and introduced her to the magic of Italian wash leather: soft, slouchy, and totally irresistible.In this episode of Handbag Designer 101, Karen shares: ✨ What it's really like launching your own brand after years in corporate

This is our 100th episode! This episode was recorded live at the 105th AACC Annual in Nashville, TN.  Our guests are: Nicole Miller, associate dean of academic affairs and retention services at the Spring Hill Campus of Pasco-Hernando State College Dr. Jesse Pisors,  president of Pasco-Hernando State College Our guests talk about a recent initiative by Pasco-Hernando State College, which exemplifies best practices in fostering cultural change through effective listening, learning, and responsive action. The college leadership conducted a comprehensive "Listening Tour," engaging with students, faculty, and staff through small group sessions and an extensive online survey to gain deep insights into the institution's dynamics. Following thorough analysis and the creation of presentations, the findings were strategically communicated to both senior administrators and leaders involved in the college's strategic planning process. As a result, numerous specific actions have been implemented or are currently underway, leading to positive cultural shifts within the organization.   

Step into the journey of Pfc. Nicole Miller as she shares her story of transitioning from former military spouse and parent to enlisted soldier. Through personal challenges, unexpected turns and moments of growth, she reflects on the realities of balancing parenthood, military life and a new career. Hear how she found support through military resources like child care, mentorship and guidance in adjusting to the demands of training while building confidence in her new role. Host Bruce Moody and Pfc. Nicole Miller offer a firsthand look at adapting to change as a new service member and finding success. Visit Military OneSource at https://www.militaryonesource.mil/military-basics/new-to-the-military/ to learn about the resources and support available to new service members and their families. Bruce Moody is a public affairs specialist with the Defense Department's Military OneSource. Share your feedback about this podcast as well as ideas for future episodes by visiting the Military OneSource Podcasts Feedback Form at https://public.militaryonesource.mil/podcast-feedback. The Military OneSource Podcast series is an official resource of the Defense Department. For more information, visit MilitaryOneSource.mil or call 800-342-9647. Military OneSource is your 24/7 connection to information, answers and support to help you reach your goals, overcome challenges and thrive.

In this episode on Retail Corner Podcast, Ranu Coleman, Head of Marketing at PatPat, shares expert insights on innovative marketing strategies for fashion retailers. Learn how to connect with modern consumers, leverage digital tools, and create impactful brand experiences in a competitive market. About our guest, Ranu Coleman: A seasoned marketing and communications leader with deep experience in the retail/fashion space, Ranu Coleman serves as Head of Marketing for PatPat, overseeing global marketing strategy, driving brand and product awareness, and customer acquisition and engagement. Prior to PatPat, Coleman held marketing roles across a variety of fashion and retail brands. She most recently served as Chief Marketing Officer for Azazie, the direct-to-consumer bridal company focused on high-quality, custom-fit, affordable bridesmaid dresses and wedding gowns. Previously she held the role of director of marketing for a cutting-edge tech company, ASD, following consulting for Sephora, where she led the rollout of a new urban location prototype, Sephora Studio. Coleman served as manager, brand marketing for equestrian footwear and apparel brand Ariat International after a similar post for Dreamwear, facilitating strategic partnerships with national brands including Nicole Miller, Skinnygirl by Bethany Frankel, Playboy, The Kendall + Kylie brand, and Laura Ashley. Ranu received her bachelor's degree in political science from UC Irvine and her professional designation program-visual communications degree from the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM). Ranu Coleman is married with two children and lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ranu-coleman-9a44884/ Website: https://www.patpat.com/ About Retail Corner Podcast: Host: Cole Koumalats Producer: Sachin Kumar Bhate Podcast Sponsor: Proxima360 Listen to other podcasts at: https://retailcorner.live Subscribe our Podcast: Apple iTunes: https://apple.co/3eoeUdT Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3dvjpDJ Google Podcast: https://bit.ly/3DFHXHw Amazon Music: https://amzn.to/3tkbhk1 Interested in being on our podcast? Submit request at: podcast@retailcorner.live

In this heartwarming episode of Mind Your Nest, host Jennifer Rosen welcomes the lively and passionate Nicole Miller, a real estate agent specializing in the senior community. Join us as Nicole shares her inspiring journey from a would-be doctor to a leading real estate professional, weaving her love for seniors and her commitment to service into every aspect of her work. Together, Jennifer and Nicole delve into the priceless value of “old souls” in a modern world, the powerful influence of family memories, and the importance of respecting and supporting the older population.With humor and insight, Jennifer and Nicole discuss everything from the beauty of minimalism to the challenges of technology, and from finding purpose in trauma to the profound impact of authentic, face-to-face connection. Perfect for anyone seeking a refreshing perspective on life's essentials and the invaluable lessons our elders bring, this episode is sure to captivate and inspire.Contact Nicole Miller:Website: JustSoldSFL.comEmail: NMillerProperties@gmail.comInstagram: @southflhomesFacebook:  Nicole Miller, PA-Real Estate Broker Associate Contact Jennifer Rosen:Email: jennifer@mindyournest.com

Welcome to the Scaling Wellness podcast! In this episode, we delve into the inspiring journey of Nicole Miller, the determined owner of Miller Massage, a boutique day spa in Surprise Arizona.  Nicole's story is one of resilience, as she shares her experiences of overcoming  financial challenges to build a successful business from the ground up. Throughout the episode, Nicole reflects on the obstacles she faced during the pandemic, including losing and regaining clients, expanding her business, and transitioning from a solo practitioner to managing a growing team.  She offers valuable insights into the mental shift required to embrace her role as a business owner, the complexities of handling finances, and the significant decision to switch her team from independent contractors to W-2 employees. Nicole's candid discussion also touches on the realities of running a small business, from the impact of COVID-19 to managing client retention and salon policies. Her experiences with marketing strategies like Groupon, strong cancellation policies' importance, and relentless determination offer practical lessons for entrepreneurs in any industry.  Join us as we explore Nicole's journey of passion, perseverance, and entrepreneurial spirit. Check out Nicole's website: https://millermassage.com/   Her social media pages: facebook.com/millermassage/   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  Want to build a wellness practice that gives you both TIME and MONEY? Learn how more at www.scalingwellness.com    Schedule Your No-Cost 1:1 Strategy Call: www.scalingwellness.com/chat    Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/scalingwellness  

In Episode 13 of “All The Buzz” host Sydney Sadick is joined by renowned fashion designer Nicole Miller. Known for her use of color, Miller tells Sadick all about how she got her start in the industry, the key to sustaining a brand identity, and her new endeavours with QVC and HSN. You Can Shop Nicole Miller here https://nicolemiller.com/en-ca All The Buzz Podcast Created by Spotlight Magazine www.spotlightxhamptons.com Follow Us On Instagram | @spotlightxmagzine & @sydneysadickDirector & Producer: Noelle Ochocinski Video Production by Noelle Ochocinski & Team | Instagram: @wnoelle_ Production Assistant & Editor | Francesca Iuele | Instagram: @_fimedia Editorial Assistant and All The Buzz Writer: Emily White | Instagram: @emilywhite39 Stylist: Alex Rak | Instagram: @alexrakk

Today, we will delve more into the relationship between Richard Allen's defense investigator Matthew Hoffman and internet cranks. Specifically, we unpack communications from Discord in which Angela Sadlowski and Courtney Parsons discuss meeting with Hoffman in November 2023 and getting information on phone pings around the crime scene, as well as identifying information about at least one person whose phone pinged there. Part one of our report on secret Twitter messages between appellate attorney for Richard Allen Cara Wieneke, attorney for attorneys Andrew Baldwin and Bradley Rozzi Michael Ausbrook, self-proclaimed "voice" of Richard Allen Bob Motta, and internet cranks Sadlowski, Parsons, and Nicole Miller: https://art19.com/shows/murder-sheet/episodes/26d853a0-e61d-4087-be17-bb1d68cf91eePart two of that same report: https://art19.com/shows/murder-sheet/episodes/fbfdaf09-ddb0-4f92-832d-72f984e36018Our interview with Paul Mannion: https://art19.com/shows/murder-sheet/episodes/b617f209-abbe-4cef-9636-d4349bb577d7Support The Murder Sheet by buying a t-shirt here: https://www.murdersheetshop.com/Send tips to murdersheet@gmail.com.The Murder Sheet is a production of Mystery Sheet LLC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Murder Sheet sits down with Jayson Blair of the Silver Linings Handbook podcast for a conversation about ethical true crime. We will talk about our recent coverage of Twitter messages between figures in the Delphi murders case: namely, appellate attorney for Richard Allen Cara Wieneke, attorney for defense attorneys Andrew Baldwin and Bradley Rozzi Michael Ausbrook, attorney and Defense Diaries Youtuber Bob Motta, and a trio of internet cranks. We also break into wider topics around true crime, gag orders, and what it means to be an ethical creator.Check out Jayson's show at the Silver Linings Handbook website: https://silverliningshandbook.com/Check out this fundraiser to help Othram solve cases involving Missing and Murdered Indgenous People: https://www.bonfire.com/stand-with-indigenous-people/Please read about this case that Jayson's podcast is sponsoring with Othram: https://dnasolves.com/articles/hennepin-county-john-doe-1986/Part one of our coverage of the Delphi defense brain trust's secret messages: https://art19.com/shows/murder-sheet/episodes/26d853a0-e61d-4087-be17-bb1d68cf91eePart two of our coverage of the Delphi defense brain trust's secret messages: https://art19.com/shows/murder-sheet/episodes/fbfdaf09-ddb0-4f92-832d-72f984e36018Part three of our coverage of the Delphi defense brain trust's secret messages: https://art19.com/shows/murder-sheet/episodes/b617f209-abbe-4cef-9636-d4349bb577d7Listen to our previous episode covering the actions of Sadlowski and Parsons here: https://art19.com/shows/murder-sheet/episodes/4adacab5-5280-47e8-a08f-8899bc4efc48Support The Murder Sheet by buying a t-shirt here: https://www.murdersheetshop.com/Send tips to murdersheet@gmail.com.The Murder Sheet is a production of Mystery Sheet LLC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nicole Miller just recently came from New Jersey to San Diego, CA, and has already made a name for herself! She painted over 150 surfboards, works as a live painting artist at the events, and dreams about opening her gallery. She is currently in TX and is filling up her calendar with mural and event requests! https://www.artbynicolemiller.com/ https://www.instagram.com/artbynicoleemiller --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/in-the-art-scene/support

Christian Historical Fiction Talk is listener supported. When you buy things through this site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Become a patron and enjoy special perks and bonus content.We welcome debut novelist Nicole Miller to the show this week, talking about her book Until Our Time Comes. She tells us about how she found out the book would be published, where her love for Arabian horses comes from, and why she loves stories so much. Patrons will hear about her brood of animals on her hobby farm. Until Our Time Comes by Nicole MillerAmerican horse trainer Adia Kensington is living her dream of working at the famous Janów Podlaski stables in Poland, where they breed the best Arabian horses in the world. But her plans to bring the priceless stallion Lubor to the US are derailed when the German army storms into her adopted country in 1939. Little does she know this is just the beginning of six long years of occupation that will threaten her beloved horses at every turn. Bret Conway is at Janów Podlaski under the guise of a news reporter, but his true mission is intelligence gathering for the British. That and keeping Adia safe, which is harder and harder to do as she insists they must evacuate 250 horses to save them from being stolen, sold, or eaten by the invading forces. What follows will test their physical, mental, and emotional strength, as well as their faith in God, humankind, and each other. Drawn from true events of World War II, this epic story of escape, capture, resistance, and love from debut novelist Nicole M. Miller will thunder into your heart like a herd of beautiful horses across a raging river.Get your copy of Until Our Time Comes by Nicole Miller.More about Nicole Miller:I live in Southwest Washington state with my husband and two sons, along with my two purebred Arabian horses, chickens, ducks, dogs, cats, and guinea pigs. As a long-time horse owner, I've been involved in several horse organizations throughout my life, including serving as a Clark County Fair Court Princess and Miss Teen Rodeo Washington.When I'm not writing or tending the animals, I works in human resources. A journalism major, I've received several national and regional awards for my nonfiction writing from American Horse Publications and the Society of Professional Journalists.Check out my short stories from Revell, too!Follow me on Instagram at @nicolemillerwriter.Visit Nicole's website.

Members of Richard Allen's defense team have worked hand-in-hand with internet cranks in order to sway the public narrative of the case, smear perceived enemies, and raise thousands of dollars through a poorly-organized fundraiser.We have spent weeks looking through a Twitter private message group consisting of Allen's appellate attorney Cara Wieneke, attorney for Bradley Rozzi and Andrew Baldwin Michael Ausbrook, Illinois attorney Bob Motta of the Defense Diaries Youtube show, licensed clinical social worker associate and internet crank Angela Sadlowski, dog food company employee and internet crank Courtney Parsons, and social media crank Nicole Miller.In this episode, listeners will learn more about accusations that Motta and Sadlowski made about us "bullying" Baldwin, why Wieneke wants to entrust personal information about prospective jurors to so-called "internet sleuths," and the defense's possible strategy for getting a mistrial. Listen to our previous episode covering the actions of Sadlowski and Parsons here: https://art19.com/shows/murder-sheet/episodes/4adacab5-5280-47e8-a08f-8899bc4efc48Support The Murder Sheet by buying a t-shirt here: https://www.murdersheetshop.com/Send tips to murdersheet@gmail.com.The Murder Sheet is a production of Mystery Sheet LLC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Members of Richard Allen's defense team have worked hand-in-hand with internet cranks in order to sway the public narrative of the case, smear perceived enemies, and raise thousands of dollars through a poorly-organized fundraiser.We have spent weeks looking through a Twitter private message group consisting of Allen's appellate attorney Cara Wieneke, attorney for Bradley Rozzi and Andrew Baldwin Michael Ausbrook, Illinois attorney Bob Motta of the Defense Diaries Youtube show, licensed clinical social worker associate and internet crank Angela Sadlowski, dog food company employee and internet crank Courtney Parsons, and social media crank Nicole Miller.Today, we'll talk to the owner of the channel, Paul Mannion. He'll get into his concerns about the internet culture around the case, the pipeline between the defense team and the web, and why he is taking a stand and speaking out.Listen to our previous episode covering the actions of Sadlowski and Parsons here: https://art19.com/shows/murder-sheet/episodes/4adacab5-5280-47e8-a08f-8899bc4efc48Support The Murder Sheet by buying a t-shirt here: https://www.murdersheetshop.com/Send tips to murdersheet@gmail.com.The Murder Sheet is a production of Mystery Sheet LLC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Members of Richard Allen's defense team have worked hand-in-hand with internet cranks in order to sway the public narrative of the case, smear perceived enemies, and raise thousands of dollars through a poorly-organized fundraiser.We have spent weeks looking through a Twitter private message group consisting of Allen's appellate attorney Cara Wieneke, attorney for Bradley Rozzi and Andrew Baldwin Michael Ausbrook, Illinois attorney Bob Motta of the Defense Diaries Youtube show, licensed clinical social worker associate and internet crank Angela Sadlowski, dog food company employee and internet crank Courtney Parsons, and social media crank Nicole Miller.In this episode, listeners will learn more about how professional attorneys whipped obvious cranks into a frenzy, what went wrong with the fundraiser for Alllen's trial experts, what this group really thinks of victim Liberty German's family, and how Motta, Sadlowski, Parsons, and Miller frequently derided Judge Frances Gull as a "bitch."Listen to our previous episode covering the actions of Sadlowski and Parsons here: https://art19.com/shows/murder-sheet/episodes/4adacab5-5280-47e8-a08f-8899bc4efc48Support The Murder Sheet by buying a t-shirt here: https://www.murdersheetshop.com/Send tips to murdersheet@gmail.com.The Murder Sheet is a production of Mystery Sheet LLC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A chat with debut novel with author Nicole Miller takes us to a lesser known event in World War II as the rescue of prized and champion horses became some equestrians greatest priority!

In today's episode, I am chatting with Nicole Miller. Nicole lives in Southwest Washington state with her husband and two sons, along with her two purebred Arabian horses, chickens, ducks, dogs, cats, and guinea pigs. When she is not writing or tending the animals, she works in human resources. Nicole's debut novel, Until Our Time Comes, was released yesterday - congratulations Nicole! It is one of the best historical novels I have read so far this year!

Where are the millenial readers at? This conversation with debut author Nicole Miller will have you reminiscing over your younger years. With WW2 historical fiction and a horse theme, Until Our Time Comes will have you lost in the story and hoping for more from Nicole! Books Mentioned: Until Our Time Comes by Nicole Miller The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis Connect with Nicole: Website: ⁠https://nicolemillerwriter.com/ Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/nicolemillerwriter/⁠ Connect with Meagan: Facebook: ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/faithandfablespodcast⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/faithandfables

There is something so fun and sweet about introducing you to debut authors. That first book is such a precious and risky gift to the world. Today Nicole Miller is joining me on this episode of Book Talk. It was such fun to talk about her novel Until Our Time Comes, which is set in Poland during WWII. Nicole has long loved horses, so it isn't surprising that horses play a large role in this novel. She's also loved digging into bloodlines and wondered how to go about making an Arabian ugly. Research was a huge part of Until Our Time Comes. Not only as she researched the horses, but also as she tried to figure out how to get an American woman to Poland as the war was racing toward the country. Then there were all the questions about locations and boundary lines that changed over and over in that part of the world before, during, and after the war. Her joy in the process is so clear...It didn't feel like she really had a publishing contract until the novel appeared on Goodreads though. You're going to love meeting Nicole and learning more about Until Our Time Comes. I can't wait to hear what you think! Connect with Nicole Miller Facebook | Instagram

Southern Roots and Early Inspiration: Brandice and Casey bond over their Southern backgrounds, with Brandice from Memphis and Casey from Alabama. Casey shares heartwarming stories of his grandmother, who played a pivotal role in nurturing his love for fashion, and how this foundation led him to pursue a career in styling. Educational Journey and Early Career: Casey discusses his time at Clark Atlanta University, highlighting the significance of attending an HBCU and its impact on his career. He talks about managing a boutique in Atlanta and the drive that led him to seek opportunities in New York, including his bold move of editing his resume address to increase his chances of getting hired. Breaking into the New York Fashion Scene: Casey recounts the pivotal moment of receiving a job interview invitation from Nicole Miller and the miraculous support he received to make it to New York. His experiences interning at the Albright Fashion Library under Irene Albright, despite the challenges of surviving on minimal pay, underscore his determination and passion. Significant Breakthroughs: Casey shares the memorable encounter with Irene Albright that led to him assisting her on shopping trips for the studio, marking his first major break in the industry. Brandice and Casey reminisce about their shared experiences of dreaming big in New York, including Casey's awe of Bergdorf Goodman's windows and his subsequent involvement in fashion events. Dream Chasing vs. Dream Busting: Brandice and Casey discuss the significance of dreams and the trials of pursuing them. Bergdorf Goodman Experience: Casey shares a pivotal moment at Bergdorf Goodman, including his introduction to key figures like Linda Fargo and Stephanie. Struggles and Breakthroughs: The challenging times Casey faced, from living on $10 a day to finding a breakthrough opportunity through an unexpected contact. Styling Philosophy: How Casey's approach to styling starts from the inside out, ensuring clients feel transformed from within, not just externally. Influences and Inspirations: The impact of Casey's grandmother and her community work on his caring approach to styling and life. Notable Clients: A rundown of some of the prominent figures Casey has styled, including members of Destiny's Child, Savannah James, and Toni Braxton. Advice for Aspiring Stylists: Casey emphasizes the importance of starting with what you have and allowing your creativity to flourish. Entrepreneurial Insights: The importance of overcoming procrastination and nurturing creativity in business. Book Recommendation: "Conversations with God" as a significant read for those seeking alignment and understanding of divine communication. Future Aspirations: Casey reveals his interest in scriptwriting, costume design for films, launching a cut-and-sew line, and exploring music.  

Host Larry Flowers interviews Nicole Miller, Assistant Fire Chief of Training with the Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department. They discuss the various training exercises MFRD firefighters have to do including the recent smoke divers certification training.

Nicole Miller is one of the most legendary names in fashion. She started out in the early ‘80s with runway shows that became the talk of the town, showcasing the biggest supermodels of the time: Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, and Tyra Banks. Nicole's designs don't just walk the runways — they're worn by the likes of Beyoncé, Angelina Jolie, and Cyndi Lauper, each piece telling its own story of elegance with a hint of rebellion. Alluring and distinctly memorable, her fragrances have carried on this sensibility for many years, and she has just released a new collection: a 4-piece set that is the perfect accessory for every moment.In this episode, Nicole sits down with Marianne Mychaskiw, who runs communications at Scentbird. She talks about meeting Elizabeth Taylor, designing Barbie dolls in the '90s, and what makes “French girl beauty” special.‍Highlights:• Nicole's impact in fashion• 70s fragrances from Cacharel & Bonne Bell• The only scent Nicole's Parisian mother wore• Developing the Nicole Miller signature look• “I make clothes with an engineer's mind”• American vs. French culture• The first fashion show: Naomi Campbell & Linda Evangelista• Dressing Cyndi Lauper for her world tour• Designing Barbie dolls• The “French girl” beauty vibe• Nicole's iconic first vanilla fragrance• A men's fragrance: lemon & leather• Nicole's new 4-piece set• Lueur de la Ville• Sirène• Nectar de Pêche• Mystique• The ombré bottles• How Nicole wears fragrance• Fragrance now vs. then• Nicole's classic floral fragrance• Frenzy, a fruity scent with a Celtic knot bottle• “You want them to ask, ‘what are you wearing?'”• Meeting Elizabeth Taylor• Dressing Angelina Jolie, Joss Stone, & Beyoncé• Using fragrance to claim your power‍Featured Fragrances:Nicole Miller on Scentbird‍Soak in all of our audio and video content at https://podcast.scentbird.com.

In this episode, Brian is joined by Nicole Miller, CEO of ReCulture Consulting and Recruitment. A leading luxury hospitality firm, ReCulture Consulting and Recruitment is teamed with industry experts with experience ranging from Luxury Hotels, Forbes 5 Star accolades and audits to expert recruitment practices and behavioral interviewing. Tune in to hear who Nicole Thanks for helping her along the way.

Makayla Andrews and Maddy Lee Ann interviewed model Brinley Steen. Brinley is a 21 year old model from Florida. She began modeling locally at 17 and now frequently travels to multiple countries and states for work. A few clients include Makeup by Mario, Nicole Miller, and walking in NYFW. Brinley loves to meet new people and learn from the experiences that the modeling industry provides to her.Produced by: Abelita PR and DeBellis Media 

New guest this episode (originally recorded in 2019) - Nicole Miller! Nicole joins Hilton and Brian to talk about the 13th episode of Season 4, Job Fair! Dunder Mifflin is looking for an intern, so they his the local high school job fair. We meet Justin, and someone who looks has some good information for Pam about graphic design training.

Forgiveness isn't always easy, but it is what God calls us to do. In this conversation we talk with Nicole Miller who was a witness as her own Father was murdered by a close family member. She tells us her story of forgiveness and how God led her through. Tune in to hear her amazing testimony of God's goodness and radical forgiveness.  @itsmonicaritchie monicaritchie.com

Elaine wants a Nicole Miller dress at a discount, so she puts up with obvious dishonesty from an English ponytailed salesguy. This episode is full of decent premises with weak execution. There were too many forced moments to get the Kramer pimp moment at the end, which doesn't really pay off as anything too funny. I do cover a fun extra on the DVD - Queen of the Castle: The Elaine Benes Story which is full of JLD love! 

In the second installment of 'The Reunion' series, we take a trip down memory lane with two members from the class of 2019, Sammie Bachrodt and Nicole Miller.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week's interview is with a muralist/surfboard artist who is living the RV lifestyle, artist Nicole Miller. Her artwork is solid, and her marketing efforts are on point, so it's no wonder Nicole is making a great living as an artist even though she's traveling around every couple of years to a new location. Yep, she's starting over every time she and her husband (and 2 dogs) change locations, which means her clientele starts over. How does she do it? By going out and meeting people in person through live painting (mostly). She doesn't stay within the walls of her studio, or in her case an RV or rented storage unit. She goes out into the world and boldly creates in public. How about, instead of creating art in the safety of your art space today, you take it outside? If the weather isn't cooperating then take it into an indoor public space. Or message an event center about live painting at their next shindig. Or go live online while you paint! Anything to get you out and about, because you have to be creating anyway. Why not create with an audience? Listen to this interview to hear how Nicole is doing it and I bet her results will talk you into it. Let me know what you think of this week's episode with Nicole Miller.

We're excited for our second annual Year End Special where we switch things up a bit. This year Ryan is joined by his two partners at Courageous; Nicole Miller and Billy Collins. Together, they'll represent the three pillars of Courage: Knowledge (Billy), Faith (Ryan), and Action (Nicole) as they are joined by three MYSTERY guests.  Taking a cue from Smartless, each mystery guest will have an opportunity to both ask, and be asked, surprise questions.  Some of the many topics covered include taking leaps into the unknown, unifying humans — no matter their home — through humor, and a discussion on the need for resolutions. Enjoy the episode and Happy New Year from the Courageous Podcast! 

In this episode, Emma speaks with Dakota DiSanto, owner of the Social Media Manager and host of the Social Media Manager Podcast.  Dakota shares her journey from working with fashion icon Nicole Miller to becoming the social media force behind the Kardashians. Emma and Dakota speak about the importance of taking a holistic approach to brand marketing, which is larger than social media alone. They touch on the transformative power of podcasting and how the landscape of social media marketing has changed drastically over the past decade. From the lasting power of email marketing, to podcasting as a tool for authentic connection, they explore the wide range of strategies that contribute to sustainable growth in the ever-evolving digital landscape we are playing in today. Listen in as we speak about: The Evolution of Social Media A Holistic Approach to Marketing The Potential of Email Marketing The Lasting Effect of Podcasting   And much, much, more!   Connect with Dakota:   Website   Instagram   TikTok     Connect with Ninety Five Media: Website  Instagram Ready to work with a strategic Social Media Marketing team? Apply to work with us here Need Support with Your Podcast? We've got you covered  

As part of our bite-sized series on regenerative design, this week, we hear from Nicole Miller at Biomimicry 3.8's Project Positive about key ways it can be scaled within companies and communities.Project Positive is a group of change agents dedicated to raising the bar on what acting sustainably means—driven by a sense of urgency to move beyond arbitrary reduction goals to science-based targets and actions that are generous to the ecosystems, employees, and communities we operate. Learn more about how biomimicry can help us develop regenerative built environments.

This week, we're hanging out with comedian Nicole Miller. Nicole is taping a live comedy special this Saturday at the Geaux Laugh Theater in Broken Arrow. We talk about the taping and clean comedy, and check out the trailers for Godzilla Minus One, Wonka, and Napoleon. Plus, zombies, always in your face about it. Also, James Marsden. And why John Goodman is the best TV dad.

Sam Corcos, Co-Founder and CEO of Levels, delves into the topic of equity vesting and its impact on company culture and employee motivation. In this episode, Sam sits down with Nicole Miller and Michael Mizrahi to explore various approaches to equity vesting, discuss the pros and cons of each strategy, and shed light on the concept of equity refreshers. Discover how companies can incentivize their early employees without creating a "golden handcuff" scenario and learn about innovative methods to promote long-term retention. Tune in for insights and practical advice on designing effective equity programs. Levels helps you see how food affects your health, empowering you with the tools needed to achieve health goals and improve healthspan. Levels Members gain access to the Levels app and continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), providing real-time feedback on how diet and lifestyle choices impact your metabolic health. Look for new shows every month on Levels - Inside the Company, where we have in-depth conversations about how the Levels startup team builds a movement from the ground up in the health and wellness tech industry.

The fashion designer whose first dress sold millions. In this episode, Caroline sits down with iconic fashion designer known for having the most flattering cuts and whimsical patterns, Nicole Miller to chat all about her incredible career, celebrating her 40th anniversary and her advice for aspiring designers! Hope you enjoyed this week's episode! If you have any questions or feedback, make sure to send a DM to @makingitinmanhattan on Instagram to be answered in a future episode! Nicole's Instagram: @nicolemillernyc & @nicolemillerlife Making it in Manhattan Instagram: @makingitinmanhattan Caroline's Instagram: @cvazzana Caroline's TikTok: @cvazzana Caroline's Pinterest: @cvazzana Caroline's YouTube: @cvazzana_ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Engagements and fittings and parties, oh my! In this episode, Caroline is chatting about all things wedding planning, from the surprise engagement, to designing her custom engagement dress with Nicole Miller, to getting her very own pair of custom Betsey Johnson shoes, and more leading up to the big day. You're not going to want to miss this! Hope you enjoyed this week's episode! If you have any questions or feedback, make sure to send a DM to @makingitinmanhattan on Instagram to be answered in a future episode! Making it in Manhattan Instagram: @makingitinmanhattan Caroline's Instagram: @cvazzana Caroline's TikTok: @cvazzana Caroline's Pinterest: @cvazzana Caroline's YouTube: @cvazzana_ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's summer dress season! Are you ready? Your favorite personal stylist Holly Katz is back this week with what o wear this summer for our fashion besties over 40 – and we mean – wayyyy over 40!     First and foremost, let's go back to Holly's #1 Fashion Rule:   Shop for Fit. Not for Price.     When you shop for price, you can run into the danger of sacrificing fit for price, which is a huge fashion crime. #howboutno   Thank you to our faithful listeners and followers for asking Holly about summer dresses (and summer festival wear).  The options for summer dresses are completely endless, but Holly has picked some that she has been wearing herself, that are comfortable yet stylish.    Let's talk about body issues, as summer weather begs for less clothing which may expose areas you may not be comfortable having on display. Some of our listeners tell us they are worried about showing their arms and/or legs. Other listeners have tummy issues.  #TAKEANUMBER   Summer-weight clothing simply lends itself to exposing these areas, so it's best to have a game plan if you are worried about showing off some of your body parts.     HOT TIP:  No one sees your body as critically as you do. Your arms and legs ARE JUST FINE!  There are solutions for blemishes, veins, and whatever else you are overly critical of.  Don't give up too easily!  Ever heard of DermaBlend? It's make-up for those places on your body you may want to cover or hide.  It's a miracle product.   So, if you have veins on your shins, or varicose veins or spider veins, it's okay. You can get a dress that's at the knee, or below. And use the DermaBlend. It's not that serious. You will thank me later.     As for hiding the tops of your arms that may not be in perfect shape, no one is asking you to go totally sleeveless or wear a strapless top. You CAN find short sleeves or a flutter sleeve that offer a bit more coverage. There is no reason to schvitz in 90 degree weather. Your arms don't need to be the most favorite part of your body. Work around them!    “When you let your body issues come before your style, then we've got a real problem, then you're stuck, you get stuck. So let's get you unstuck.” - Holly Katz, Personal Stylist   SUMMER-WEIGHT RUNNING AROUND DRESSES:  If you're running errands, playing chauffeur or hanging in your own backyard outside something obviously more casual and less expensive is the way to go here.     Brands Holly Loves:    Nicole Miller (friend of the podcast) Ramy Brook  Rails  Poupette NYC  Marissa Webb  Dress the Population    They have a ton of selections that are great for activities. Also, when you have a dress that you end up wearing, for like around the house activities are chores, these are things that are usually too casual for a night out that you can demote them to a more casual section of your closet.     HOT TIP: Try a kimono! Wear over a tank top and jean shorts! Or over jeans. It's a great non-dress, dressy look!     THE DAY DRESS:    The next level up in dresses is a daytime dress, of course, which is considered a nicer dress, say that you would wear to a lunch, day party, baby shower, etc. Not something that you would wear just kicking around or going to carpool. Something that you would want to show off and look dressed and put together.    Hot TIP: Remember, just because you're dressed, it does not mean you are dressed up - you're just dressed. Also, you need to have a bag and shoes, you cannot carry your everyday tote bag or shopping bag.  #UMNO   Don't forget about dress codes: a day dress is lightweight. It can be cute and dressy, but it is for daytime. Evening dresses are heavier weight, or embellished, or made from finer fabrics.    SPECIAL EVENT DRESSES:    Now, if you don't have a variety of dresses to choose from the minute you get invited to something fun, you feel unprepared and you panic and run out and then you get something new, grasping at straws, hoping that you made the right choice. Take the time to BUILD YOUR WARDROBE over time when you can find dresses for fit, not occasion and certainly not for price.   So this is why building and elevating your style is so important.      Brands Holly Loves:    AMUR  Meg  Derek Lamb 10 Crosby  Jason Wu  Rosetta Getty  MILLY  Frame  Ba&sh    HOT TIP: If you find a dress style or brand you love, and it doesn't fit well, don't forget you can have items altered. Don't pass up on a quality dress or fit, just because it is too long or not fitted in the areas you need. Most dry cleaners or tailors can make quick fixes that are game changers!    EVENING DRESSES:    If you have an evening dress that you wore 20 years ago, it needs to go. #sorrynotsorry They will and do go out of style. Even it is black-it's irrelevant.  Black tie dresses don't last forever. And if you keep something for that long, that means it's life in the spotlight is probably over. It's okay. It had a great life.   Brands Holly Loves:    Sara Roka  Alexander McQueen  Naeem Khan  Pamella Roland  Markarian  Chiani Boni  Rickie Freeman for Teri John  Lela Rose  Kika Vargas    Special occasion dresses are an investment. Period. End of statement. So plan for that. You don't buy them often. So go for quality over quantity.   PS:  Do not forget to go to Holly's Pinterest Board for more summer dress ideas and links to purchase. Check out our youtube channel! We cute, we cute.   Be sure to listen for all our FASHION BESTIE Shout-Outs this week – because there are a TON!    Don't forget to submit your fashion questions to Holly on our social, and we may just pick your topic for our next episode!     Listen, love, follow, share and subscribe to our FREE PODCAST! Find us wherever you get your podcasts or at https://apple.co/2XXKHfC.   

My name is Audrey Powell, and this is NYShe! This episode is extremely special to me because I got to sit down with the iconic fashion designer Nicole Miller. I have been working at her company for the past year and a half as the Brand Content Creator, and Nicole graciously agreed to be a guest on NYShe. We discuss over a glass of Nicole Miller Rosé how she got started in fashion, the inside scoop on NYFW where models like Naomi Campbell and Linda Evangelista walked in her 90's runway shows, plus fashion trends she loves and hates. You do not want to miss this episode! Make sure to follow us on Instagram @nyshepodcast, and don't forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, and follow us on Spotify, Stitcher, & Google Podcasts! Hope you have a fabulous rest of your day, and we will NYShe you next time! Love, NYShe. ©

[00:30] FBI Concealed Evidence in Proud Boys Trial (15 minutes) The trial of January 6 protester and Proud Boys member Ethan Nordean derailed this week after his attorney filed a motion against FBI special agent Nicole Miller. Miller actively concealed internal chat documents relating to the case, including one message that talked about destroying evidence. The “deep state” and propaganda media favor censorship and obscuring truth when it doesn't match their narrative. [15:15] Biden's Benghazi (14 minutes) At a House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee Hearing, U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Tyler Vargas-Andrews testified regarding the Kabul airport suicide bombing during the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. The marines knew the attack was coming and were aware of the suicide bomber's location for hours, but they were not allowed to stop the bomber. Thirteen Americans were murdered in the attack. [32:00] ‘Walls Are Closing In' (13 minutes) In November 2022, the National Archives and Records Administration recovered nine boxes of documents from the Boston office of one of Joe Biden's lawyers. The documents had been removed from the Penn-Biden Center, but the truth about this story was kept under wraps until this week. Meanwhile, the New York Times reported Donald Trump will likely face criminal charges for the Stormy Daniels scandal, even though the case “hinges on an untested and therefore risky legal theory.” Paul Ryan insisted in another New York Times article that Trump won't get the Republican presidential nomination because he is “unelectable.” [45:30] Grouchy Fauci (10 minutes) Dr. Anthony Fauci doubled down on his COVID-19 opinions during a Fox News interview yesterday, absolving himself from responsibility and criticizing former CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield for telling the truth “in a public setting.” Today's leaders are caught up in will worship, a subject discussed in Colossians 2.

JCK editor-in-chief Victoria Gomelsky and news director Rob Bates talk with Malyia McNaughton, founder of Made by Malyia. The self-taught jewelry designer and Black in Jewelry Coalition board member is proof that trusting your gut can be the key to creative success. When Malyia couldn't find the jewelry she wanted, she designed her own—and wore it. Demand for her designs inspired her to launch her brand and has made her a rising star whose looks have been worn by Lizzo and other celebrities.Sponsored by De Beers: diamondeducation.debeers.comShow Notes1:53 From body chain to brand launch5:09 Expanding organically8:04 Turning obstacles into opportunities10:53 Finding creative inspiration13:57 High-profile partnerships17:58 In the spotlight on SNL20:51 The Black in Jewelry Coalition: making a difference23:52 Tips for aspiring designersEpisode CreditsHosts: Rob Bates and Victoria GomelskyProducer and engineer: Natalie ChometPlugs: jckonline.com; @jckmagazine; madebymalyia.com; diamondeducation.debeers.com [Use promo code JCKPRO_15 at checkout for 15% off workshops.]Show RecapFrom body chain to brand launchVictoria introduces Brooklyn-based designer Malyia McNaughton, founder of Made by Malyia, and asks how she started creating jewelry. The daughter of Jamaican immigrants was born in the Bronx, raised in Florida, and attended Florida State University, where she studied fashion merchandising and product development. After graduating, she moved back to New York to pursue a career in fashion, starting in sales and product development for Nicole Miller and eventually designing for another fashion brand.In 2014, Malyia had tickets to a music festival in Philadelphia. She wanted to make a statement by wearing a body chain but couldn't find the right piece. Undeterred, she sourced materials and designed her own. Little did she dream she was making her first item of jewelry. “I got stopped by so many people asking me where I'd gotten it,” Malyia recalls. “After the fifth or sixth person, my friends said, ‘You might be onto something.' We went to lunch, and they helped me come up with the name Made by Malyia.' It was one of those Oprah aha moments.”Expanding organicallyAfter months of trial and error, Malyia developed a body chain she felt was ready to put on Etsy. To her delight, orders poured in. Still, she viewed Made by Malyia as a creative outlet, not a business. Gradually she added products based on buyers' feedback. When a client asked if she could make a temporary nose ring, Malyia branched into nonpermanent nose and body jewelry. Next someone asked for a ring. “It started to expand very organically,” she says. Eventually, growing demand persuaded her to build a collection and a website.“Etsy was a great launching pad,” she says. “I credit my customers [there] for amplifying my voice and bringing me to market.” Though she has moved away from the platform, she hopes to do another Etsy-specific collection.Turning obstacles into opportunitiesRob asks what challenges Malyia faced as a newcomer to the industry. She points out that the jewelry business is famously generational. While those family bonds are admirable and she hopes to build her own legacy, they have a downside: They create a major entry barrier for self-taught designers of color and anyone else who lacks personal connections.Malyia turned the disadvantage into an advantage. As a newcomer, she felt less pressure to put out product than established insiders might. This freed her up to focus intensely on design. She is very intentional in the projects she takes on, releasing small, effective capsule collections that will sell through.Finding creative inspirationMalyia has said her work celebrates the intersection of art, nature, and culture. Victoria wonders how this translates into her creative process. The designer starts by placing raw materials in her workspace and spending a week surrounded by them. She also immerses herself in nature, drawing particular inspiration from the movement of water. Sometimes weeks go by before an idea strikes her—then ideas come fast and furious, and she finds herself making 100 sketches in a row. Her rough sketches go up on the wall, where she can study and tweak them. Next she engineers her designs to ensure they're structurally sound before sending them to her CAD designer to see what they look like in 3D. “It's a pretty unique process, but I've learned to embrace it,” she says.On her inspiration board, Malyia keeps an old magazine article about Monique Péan that she clipped when Made by Malyia was taking root. “She really is a trailblazer,” says Malyia. Other role models include Sheryl Jones, “a phenomenal designer” and personal mentor, as well as Elsa Peretti. She feels a kinship with the late Peretti because, like Malyia, the designer saw herself as an artist.High-profile partnershipsVictoria points out that Malyia has done quite a few well-publicized collaborations despite being relatively new to the industry and asks how these came about.In 2021 the Natural Diamond Council launched an emerging designer initiative. Eager to explore the fine jewelry space, Malyia applied. She not only got accepted, she impressed the council enough with her sketches that they commissioned her to design an 11-piece collection as part of a global ad campaign featuring actor Ana de Armas. “I was ecstatic because, if I do say so myself, it was a hit,” says Malyia.That success led to other opportunities, including partnering with nationwide chain Banter by Piercing Pagoda and its creative director, Grammy-nominated rapper, songwriter, and artist Tierra Whack. “I'm a huge fan,” says Malyia. Being entrusted to execute Whack's creative vision was an honor. So was revisiting her roots with a trip to a Banter store in the Bronx. “I brought my nieces, my nephews, my sister,” Malyia recalls. “It was such an amazing experience to walk into the mall and to see…pieces that I was responsible for designing. If I've had an Oscar moment, that was it.”In the SNL spotlightMalyia enjoyed another star moment recently when Lizzo wore her earrings on Saturday Night Live. Rob asks for the backstory. A stylist contacted Malyia and asked to borrow a pair of her Wave Hoop earrings with channel-set baguettes but refused to name the event or the celebrity she was dressing until the day the episode taped. “I was in disbelief when it came on the screen,” says Malyia. “To have one of the biggest stars of our time wear my earrings on SNL, I don't know if I can top that.”Celebrity placement is influential, especially for a smaller brand like Malyia's, she says, because it piques the interest of the public and the media. Reposting the coverage brings people to her site, which translates into sales and visibility.BIJC: making a differenceIn the wake of George Floyd's murder during the 2020 pandemic, Malyia was working from home when fellow Black jewelry professional Elyssa Jenkins-Pérez reached out with a timely question: Would Malyia join a conversation about how the industry could help move the Black community forward? “I immediately said yes,” she remembers. Soon, she, Jenkins-Pérez, and others who shared their concerns were brainstorming strategies. They formalized their efforts by founding the Black in Jewelry Coalition (BIJC) and assembling a nine-member board that represents all aspects of the business. “We've been on calls once a week for about two hours for the last two years,” says Malyia. “It's been phenomenal work.” BIJC has collaborated with industry organizations on initiatives to help advance Black professionals in gems and jewelry, partnering with New York City Jewelry Week on an event last year. Plans are also in the works to have a BIJC presence at the JCK show in June.Tips for aspiring designersFor younger creatives hoping to follow in her footsteps, Malyia offers these words of wisdom: Trust your instincts. She credits her intuition with guiding her from the initial decision to make and market a body chain to her current thriving career. “I just trusted that what I was creating was worth sharing. Don't wait to have it all figured out. Go for it. You never know where you can end up.”

Episode #257.About Nicole Miller:Nicole Miller helps Agency Owners delegate client work, remove themselves as the bottleneck and step into the CEO role of their agency.Her podcast, Uplevel Your Agency, is the go-to resource for Agency Owners or any Service Provider who's looking to get better at delegating client work, improving operations and leading their company.Nicole brings her experience in managing million-dollar television projects, growing a successful multi-six figure agency herself, and helping dozens of business owners scale with an agency model businesses.When she's not supporting business owners, you can find Nicole outdoors with her son, Owen, singing and playing piano, flying a plane (yup, she has a pilot's license), or walking her dog Scout.Connect with Nicole MillerInstagramFacebookLinkedInFavorite Quotes“Go back to the foundations to make management a lot easier. Whether you decide to continue being in the management or you actually want to delegate, it comes back down to the agency foundations that are so important to not just implement once, but to continue to implement as you continue to grow.”“We create a team to have diversity of thought and experience. But they still need guidelines to make sure that they're delivering based on the standards of your company and the quality that you really desire.”“It's not about doing things all right away or doing it perfectly by any means.  It's more about the small incremental changes that are made versus the big changes that sometimes aren't super sustainable.” In This Episode You'll Learn:How to help Agency Owners learn to let go and actually delegate client workHow boundaries help great clients from becoming nightmare clientsCreating processes for the art of delegationHow brand strategies and guidelines help businesses thriveCreative vs. process-oriented roles in the agency Why a not-so-perfect system for keeping processes, systems and guidelines still work (or work even better)Love the show? Then why don't you:Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts.Subscribe to the show.Tag us on Instagram @go.to.gal or Jaclyn @jaclyn_mellone and let us know what you think or what and who you'd want to hear on the show!Want to become a Gal Pal? Head on over to this link to Become a Go-To Gal Podcast Insider

Essential skills in working with veterans: In this episode Whitney talks with Nicole Miller about her extensive work with the veterans population. We cover important topics such as How is massage therapy being supported by the VA What are important skills a massage therapist would need to work with veterans Where can you get further training to work with this population Essential precautions to be aware of in your work with veterans ...much more Get the full transcript of their conversation on Til or Whitney's sites:  Til Luchau's Advanced-Trainings.com  Whitney Lowe's Academy of Clinical Massage Resources: Connect with Nicole by email Connected Roots Education Connected Roots Website Learn about VSOs The Walton Pressure Scale Sponsor Offers: Books of Discovery: save 15% by entering "thinking" at checkout on booksofdiscovery.com. ABMP: save $24 on new membership at abmp.com/thinking.  Handspring Publishing: save 20% by entering “TTP” at checkout at handspringpublishing.com.  About Whitney Lowe  |  About Til Luchau  |  Email Us: info@thethinkingpractitioner.com (The Thinking Practitioner Podcast is intended for professional practitioners of manual and movement therapies: bodywork, massage therapy, structural integration, chiropractic, myofascial and myotherapy, orthopedic, sports massage, physical therapy, osteopathy, yoga, strength and conditioning, and similar professions. It is not medical or treatment advice.)

Team members at a company want honesty, transparency, and a clear progression path to know how to get to the next level in their careers. It's reasonable for people to want to see progress and want more money and recognition, and so here at Levels we want to make career paths explicit to encourage growth and limit staff turnover. This chat between Nicole Miller and Sam Corcos is about high trust between managers and team members, avoiding promo culture, performance reviews, and giving and receiving feedback. Levels helps you see how food affects your health, empowering you with the tools needed to achieve health goals and improve healthspan. Levels Members gain access to the Levels app and continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), providing real-time feedback on how diet and lifestyle choices impact your metabolic health. Look for multiple new shows per week on A Whole New Level, where we have in-depth conversations about metabolic health and how the Levels startup team builds a wellness movement from the ground up in the health and wellness tech industry.

Nicole Miller steps Behind The Rope. Fashion Icon Nicole Miller that is. Nicole is here to chat about the full trajectory of her brilliant career from her first store on Madison Ave in the Mid 80's to her most current line which she just shared with the world. Nicole breaks down the highs and lows of her career, the evolution of fashion throughout the year, biggest misperceptions about the fashion industry, the current state of fashion, the involvement of social media and influencers and where she sees fashion going in the future. Nicole chats red carpets, fav awards shows, best dressed, worst dressed, designing for Cyndi Lauper's World Tour and all the many celebs who are loyal to the Nicole Miller brand including, but in no way limited to, Beyonce, Miley Cyrus, Tyra Banks, Blake Lively and Brooke Shields. Of course Nicole breaks down The Kardashians' influence on fashion and the mega and constant influx of celebs turned designer such as Kim Kardashian (SKIMS), Mary Kate & Ashley Olsen, Victoria Beckham and more. Finally, last but certainly not least, Nicole chats about her decade long friendship with RHONY's very own Countess Luann, what she thinks about RHONY, The Countess Cabaret, other RHONY she knows well, The RHONY Reboot, the involvement of Former J. Crew President Jenna Lyons, Legacy show and whether she herself would ever join BFF Luann on the cast. @nicolemillernyc @behindvelvetrope @davidyontef BONUS & AD FREE EPISODES Available at - www.patreon.com/behindthevelvetrope BROUGHT TO YOU BY: FREEBIRD - myfreebird.com/velvet (20% Off Today) LULULEMON - lululemon.com (This Holiday Season Shop The Best Gifts at Lululemon) ETTITUDE - Ettitude.com/VelvetRope (Use Code VELVETROPE for 20% Off Your First Order) TALKSPACE - talkspace.com/velvet ($100 Off Your First Month) RAKUTEN - rakuten.com (Or Get The Rakuten App to Start Earning Cash Back Today When You Shop Over 3,500 Stores!) ADVERTISING INQUIRIES - Please contact David@advertising-execs.com MERCH Available at - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/behind-the-velvet-rope?ref_id=13198 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nicole Miller is an American fashion designer and businesswoman.