Podcast appearances and mentions of nikki brown

On this episode of Proof-of-PR, Kelsey Ruiz, Head of Comms at Aztec Network, joins Co-host Nikki Brown to discuss communications in Crypto and how to maximize visibility. Kelsey covers topics such as her achievements in Comms at Aztec, the value of placements within and outside of the Crypto industry, the difference in Comms vs PR, and much more! To stay up-to-date on upcoming guests and news by following us on Twitter at @ProofOfPR.  #ProofofPR #Podcast #Crypto ●▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬● ⏰ Timestamps: 0:00 | Intro 0:58 | Who is Kelsey Ruiz? 4:25 | Visibility goals for Aztec 6:30 | Comms strategies for Aztec's testnet launch 9:45 | Takeaways from successful testnet coverage 14:19 | Achievements in Comms for Aztec Labs 17:26 | BITWIRE AD SEGMENT 18:52 | Value of placements outside of Crypto 24:34 | Key differences in Comms vs PR 28:55 | Challenges of navigating Crypto comms 33:43 | Using social media to increase visibility 37:59 | How to use AI to enhance comms strategy 42:40 | Final thoughts from Kelsey Ruiz ●▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬●

This week on Decentralize with Cointelegraph, we're diving into the often-overlooked engine behind crypto's public perception: opinion pieces. Joining us are Cath Jenkin, Cointelegraph's opinion editor; Nikki Brown, chief strategy officer of Melrose PR; and Amal Ibraymi, legal counsel at Aztec Network. Together, we unpack the true power of op-eds in shaping discourse, influencing policy and guiding readers through the chaos of crypto commentary.We'll explore:How opinion pieces are selected, shaped and edited in Web3 journalismThe fine line between thought leadership and PRWhat readers should watch out for — and how to spot quality takes.Whether you're a founder, a reader or a would-be op-ed contributor, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at how narratives are built and who's writing them.(02:10) What is a crypto op-ed, really?(05:34) What makes a compelling crypto op-ed? (13:37) A legal take on crypto op-eds(16:17) Web3 op-eds that moved the needle(19:38) Handling contrarian crypto takes(22:00) Fluff vs. thought leadership(23:58) Do policymakers read crypto op-eds?(26:24) How readers should approach crypto op-eds(29:35) The future of crypto commentary(35:12) Crypto takes that will age well(36:24) Web3 op-eds that made you think(38:15) The ideal crypto op-ed This episode was hosted and produced by Savannah Fortis, @savannah_fortis.Follow Cointelegraph on X @Cointelegraph.Check out Cointelegraph at cointelegraph.com.If you like what you heard, rate us and leave a review!The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast are its participants' alone and do not necessarily reflect or represent the views and opinions of Cointelegraph. This podcast (and any related content) is for entertainment purposes only and does not constitute financial advice, nor should it be taken as such. Everyone must do their own research and make their own decisions. The podcast's participants may or may not own any of the assets mentioned.

On this episode of Proof-of-PR, Opinion Editor for Cointelegraph Cath Jenkin joins Co-host Nikki Brown to discuss journalism in the crypto industry. Cath dives into what makes good Op-eds, the importance of a human perspective in the world of AI, the value structure gives opinion pieces, tips for PR professionals engaging with journalists and so much more!  To stay up-to-date on upcoming guests and news by following us on Twitter at @ProofOfPR.  #ProofofPR #Podcast #Crypto ●▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬● ⏰ Timestamps: 0:00 | Intro 0:38 | Who is Cath Jenkin? 6:30 | Positivity & excitement of the Crypto industry 10:06 | What makes a good opinion piece?  18:11 | Importance of the Human Perspective (Not AI) 21:09 | How to properly leverage AI in journalism 23:30 | Value of structure in opinion pieces 24:23 | Opinions vs Facts 29:27 | Value in Expert Opinions & Advice 32:45 | Tips for PR professionals on working with journalists 40:10 | Purpose of Crypto is to make life better 41:56 | Final thoughts from Cath Jenkin ●▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬●

Welcome to the second episode in the 2025 Missionary Monday series. We will travel around the world experiencing other cultures and peoples as we hear from missionaries. God is at work in this world! We can have a part in that work! Missionary Nikki Brown joins us to share what her life is like living in Memot, Cambodia. The Browns have been in the country church planting for over a decade. God is using them to introduce Jesus to a primarily Buddhist people.    As a part of NHC Family, these episodes are great to listen to with your spouse and children!    Watch the Interview on the NHC YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/WKwXnLR2EPU   Follow my  journey by subscribing to this podcast. You can also follow me on Instagram, YouTube, and www.nohighercalling.org Subscribe to the NHC email at www.nohighercalling.org 

Discover the profound insights of Nikki Brown, the renowned "100x coach," as she shares her unique journey from being a best-kept secret to potentially becoming a thought leader. Nikki, known for her extraordinary ability to exponentially boost her clients' success, discusses the transformative power of crafting a limited edition book designed to connect with those truly committed to action. As we explore the nuances of intellectual property and its role in establishing influence, you'll learn how Nikki plans to amplify her impact beyond word-of-mouth referrals.Dive into the fascinating world of simplicity found on the other side of complexity, an essential principle in both business strategy and personal development. Nikki reveals her innovative coaching approach, which employs simple yet effective tools like roadmaps, energetic maps, and linguistic maps to drive leaders towards exceptional outcomes. Through engaging conversations, we unpack the "midwit meme" and emphasize the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in achieving genuine growth. This episode is a testament to the power of embracing the messiness that often accompanies the path to success.Uncover unconventional strategies for expanding influence, as we brainstorm fresh book formats and personal outreach tools tailored for high-level leaders. The proposed "100X Mind: Three Maps to Extraordinary Success" serves as a focal point for discussing how to turn complex coaching methodologies into a compact, powerful framework. By focusing on strategic book distribution and fostering client engagement, we highlight the significance of meaningful connections for personal and professional growth. Join us as we challenge the status quo and find new ways to reach and inspire others through Nikki's groundbreaking insights.

In this episode of Disability Inclusion: Required, host Justice Shorter welcomes Nikki Brown Booker and Yolanda Vargas.The conversation explores what it means to work while disabled in 2024, including the importance of understanding disabled people as both care recipients and employers, the need for collective bargaining and cross-movement organizing between disability rights and worker rights groups, and strategies for cultivating inclusive and equitable workplaces for disabled employees.Our podcast theme music is by Andre Louis and Precious Perez. Thank you to Recording Artists And Music Professionals With Disabilities (RAMPD) for connecting these talented disabled musicians with the Disability & Philanthropy Forum.

The 39 Steps is a high-energy theatrical adventure combining mystery, espionage, and humour. Adapted from John Buchan's novel and Alfred Hitchcock's classic film, it follows the dashing Richard Hannay, whose ordinary life is upended when a mysterious woman claiming to be a spy is murdered in his flat. Now on the run from a shadowy organisation called “The 39 Steps,” Hannay navigates a whirlwind of intrigue across London and the Scottish Highlands. With over 80 characters brought to life by a talented cast, this comedy blends Hitchcockian suspense with Monty Python-esque slapstick. Presented by Limelight Theatre, we find out more from the show's creators and cast members, Joe Wyatt and Nikki Brown.

Welcome to Season 2 of Proof-of-PR, your passport into the world of Public Relations for Bitcoin and Web3. We're so excited to be back!  Nikki Brown, Chief Strategy Officer at Melrose PR, kicks off our first episode of season 2 with Molly Jane Zuckerman, Opinion Editor at Blockworks. They dive into what it takes to break into the opinion section at Blockworks, Molly's experience covering the FTX trial, how Molly utilizes social media to source content, and so much more!  To stay up-to-date on upcoming guests and news follow us on Twitter at @ProofOfPR. 

Nikki Brown In 2011, during the Juneteenth Parade, known as Nikki Brown clown, she became the first Black Clown in Portland. Since then she has been active in the clown community and has earned numerous accolades. She has participated in the nationally recognized, Portland's Rose Festival Clown Corp. In 2014, she was recognized by Portland Rose Festival as Entertainer of the Year and in 2015, she was awarded Clown of the Year. ​ Her goal is to promote cultural pride and awareness among the Black community, with special emphasis on engaging children of diverse backgrounds. She has worked tirelessly throughout North and Northeast Portland advocating for the importance of literacy among Black children, with special attention to connecting Black children to books that support and validate Black children's experience. She started a Black Story time at a community coffee shop that ended with an early childhood Kwanzaa celebration. ​ Her work expands beyond books, as she has worked with Black girls to promote healthy eating and cooking. Her work within communities have long lasting effects on the well-being of Black families. In fact, the Northeast Portland community demonstrated their love and appreciation for her contributions by painting a Nikki Brown Clown literacy promotion mural in the heart of Northeast Portland. Connect with Nikki Brown Website:  nikkibrownclown.com  FB: https://www.facebook.com/pdxbrownclown IG: https://www.instagram.com/nikkibrownclown/?hl=en ___________ WWP is produced by The Moon Garden Temple Written, hosted, and produced by Alexandra Loves  Original podcast music, "Morning Love" by Quincy Davis Email: Wokewisdompodcast@gmail.com IG: @wokewisdompodcast Meet/Work with Alexandra Loves: www.themoongardentemple.com

The Coochie Coach, Nikki Brown joins me for a fabulously free discussion about the heart/p*ssy connection, the importance of vaginal education, and our upcoming 5-day challenge "Meet Your Bae By New Years Day" Sign up here. bit.ly/meetyourbaenewyearsday Follow us on Instagram @thecoochiecoach @candylovecoach --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loving-relationships/message

Carolina Allen and Dana Robb visit with leaders from the Houston WAVE, Nikki Brown and America Ririe, discussing February's tenet, “We are each unique and innately worthy of respect” and their many impactful projects.   “If I had one goal in life, it would be to debunk this idea that you have to prove your worth, that you have to have more and be more or do more than someone else to be able to show your value, because that just really isn't true. We each have innate worth.” - Dana Robb   “…America had this idea, and had this unique perspective on it, and she was able to move it forward in a way that only she would have done and anyone else would have said, ‘Oh, gosh we can't do this right now,” but she understood the vision and she kind of allowed herself to be an instrument, to be a light for others because she was willing to move it forward.” - Nikki Brown   “I think that sometimes in our lives, like, the things that are our greatest hurdles become our greatest triumphs.” - Carolina Allen   “We always talk about good acts rippling outward, and I think this is such a great example of that.” - Carolina Allen   “I think you just take a step forward and the pieces come together … As we move forward, we've found everybody puts in a little drop and it really does collect and move forward.” - Nikki Brown   “With each of our unique backgrounds … just everyone's unique talents and abilities came together and made it happen.” - America Ririe   “We create so much more when we work together as a team and we all have something specific to contribute.” - Dana Robb   “The exciting thing to me is the fact that everywhere around the world there are women with unique talents and strengths and that the combination of all of those within, like, these local WAVEs all over the world creates something significant, and then all together, all of us are creating something really, really profound.” - Carolina Allen   “We've been given those talents for a reason, and if you're using them for what they're intended, you should never downplay them or apologize for them, you should use that strength to lift others up as well.” - America Ririe “I am becoming better at recognizing and using my strengths as I more proactively acknowledge and … support other people in their strengths.” - Nikki Brown   “I think in part when we are treating other people as though they are enough and acknowledging that, then we are literally changing those messages that we're sending ourselves … the way our brain operates, the more that we think certain messages, the more that we are believing it and kind of subscribing to that.” - Nikki Brown   “I think, to me, that's ultimately what we're trying to do, is allow others to share who they are, and we accept them as they are.” - Nikki Brown   Nikki Brown says her greatest joy comes from being a wife of 18 years and a mother of 6 kids! She also loves serving within her faith community. She works as a therapist and recently completed the process to become a Registered Play Therapist. She loves learning, running, yoga, and being outdoors. America Ririe is a stay at home mother of six. She lives with her family in Houston, Texas and has enjoyed being a part of the Big Ocean Women Houston WAVE. She works closely with Nikki Brown (President) and other local members, to raise awareness, advocate and bring change about various causes throughout the community. Big Ocean Women has become the catalyst in bribing about real change and a force for good. Carolina Allen is the founder and leader of Big Ocean Women, the international maternal feminist organization representing perspectives of faith, family, and motherhood throughout civil society. Carolina holds a B.A. in philosophy from the University of Utah with an emphasis in cultural religions and philosophy of science. Her inspirational and philosophical work has been presented at various international U.N. conferences. She is a native of Brazil, and a fluent trilingual. She and her husband Kawika are parents to 7 children. She is an avid soccer fan and had a brief career as a semi-professional player.   Dana Robb: Whenever presented with the opportunity for adventure, Dana is all in. Currently, this includes riding the local mountain biking trails with her husband, canyoneering, and climbing the hills of southern Utah. She loves to learn and explore with her six kids. She is drawn to the opportunities being involved with Big Ocean Women provides. Dana loves connecting to a global sisterhood where women's issues are being addressed through reframing and an abundance mindset.

Jackson “Brent” Garcia would go missing on December 26th, 2020 from his cousin's home in Sumter, SC. Brent was 18 years old at the time of his disappearance and appeared to have taken off walking from his cousin's house. There is very little information on what happened to Brent and the family is looking for answers.Be sure to listen to this week's episode full of heartache and lack of answers for one family. If you have any information on Brent's case, please contact the Sumter County Sheriff's Office at 803-436-2000 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-CRIME-SC.Visit our new sponsor, Titan Nutrition at www.titannutrition.net and use our code colacitycrime at checkout for free shipping and 10% off your order!Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/colacitycrimeInstagram: @ColacitycrimePatreon: www.patreon.com/colacitycrimeBuy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/colacitycrime Email your listener stories and case suggestions: colacitycrime@gmail.comOur Local Non-Profit: www.eccmpi.orgPlease subscribe, rate, and review our show on Apple Podcasts and Spotify!Sources- Brent's Aunt, Nikki Brown

In this episode of TIP Talks, we are joined by local entrepreneurs and longtime TIP members, Michael and Nikki Brown of Willowcreek Custom Knives, Willowcreek Wood Crafts and Creative Vision Coaching. Willowcreek Custom Knives is a family owned and operated business in the heart of the piney woods of East Texas. Chief craftsman, Michael Brown has a life-long love of outdoor activities and 12 years of experience as a scout leader. Mike thoroughly enjoys creating these custom works of art that are also durable and practical. They love helping make special days even more memorable. If you are looking for a unique gift idea for a wedding, Mother's or Father's Day, graduation, birthday, etc. this is the place! They offer engraving, custom boxes, and personal gift-wrapping services to add an extra special touch. With Creative Vision Coaching, Michel and Nikki host training and coaching workshops, both personal and group, using creativity to increase self-development. If you enjoy this episode and would like to support Michael and Nikki, please check out the links below. www.cavcoaching.com www.coachnikkib.com www.Willowcreekcustomknives.com www.willowcreekwoodcrafts.com If you enjoy the TIP Talks Podcast and would like to further support Tyler Innovation Pipeline, please visit the links below! https://www.tylerinnovators.com https://www.facebook.com/TylerInnovationPipeline/ https://www.instagram.com/tylerinnovators/?hl=en Thank you!

How to create your passion project (and why you need one) Over the past few months I've spent several nights in the hospital, including a few in ICU. There's been a lot more resting, and a lot less running around. But instead of being upset, I've used that time to work on the journals I've been wanting to do and work on this 30 day Bedridden Mom Series.  When our bodies decide to take breaks, we can either move forward or give up. Please don't give up! Find something  you'd like to do and focus on that. Maybe it's writing, or art, or creating your own videos. Whatever it is, there's a way to adapt it and make it possible. Don't believe me? Just go back and listen to the second episode featuring my dear friend, Nikki Brown. You'll be so inspired you'll know you can take on the world!  Find more by listening to the episode

Nikki Brown is a Certified Firearms Instructor and owner of EmpowerHER Defense. In the full episode, Nikki shares how she became a firearms instructor, and what we need to know when it comes to handling a weapon and being a responsible gun owner. She also shares more about her organization, dealing with emotional triggers, and what we could all do to bring down gun-related injuries. Connect with Nikki: Firearms training: https://training.usconcealedcarry.com/class/empowerher-defense-concealed-carry-(women-only)/9d05384a-b0e2-11eb-8b82-02420a0001ae Connect with Coyetta: Join my challenge - https://www.instagram.com/iamcoyetta coaching services: https://msha.ke/iamcoyetta Podcast platforms - https://anchor.fm/clipodcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/clipodcast/ #businesswomen#womanofcolour #blackbiz#blackgirlmagic #speaklife#businesspodcast #applepodcasts#inspirationalliving --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/clipodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/clipodcast/support

Where We Live host Adam Eccleston introduces us to beloved children's entertainer Nikki Brown Clown. She is Portland's first Black woman clown, and the Grand Marshall of the 2022 Good in the Hood Multicultural Music, Arts & Food Festival! Nikki uses dance, humor, and a love for her community to promote youth literacy. Learn more at nikkibrownclown.com.

Where We Live host Adam Eccleston introduces us to beloved children's entertainer Nikki Brown Clown. She is Portland's first Black woman clown, and the Grand Marshall of the 2022 Good in the Hood Multicultural Music, Arts & Food Festival! Nikki uses dance, humor, and a love for her community to promote youth literacy. Learn more at nikkibrownclown.com.

In 2011 During the Juneteenth Parade, Nikki Brown became the first Black clown in Portland. Since then, she has been active in the clown community and has earned numerous accolades. As a foster parent, she believes in building up her children's self-esteem! As a foster parent, she works to educate foster and adoptive parents on how and why the children's needs have to come first.

Amazon link: Bury My Heart - Kindle edition by Brown, Nikki. Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com. Support. Black. Authors. --- 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/thebibliophilebookcase/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebibliophilebookcase/support

In this episode, Jordyn and Karrington sat down with UK Professor Nikki Brown and discussed a wide range of topics connected to her area of study and projects!   Follow us at @krnl_lf and @krnl.talks:   https://www.instagram.com/krnl_lf/?hl=en    https://www.instagram.com/krnltalks/?hl=en 

This is the third episode of our This Foster Care Life miniseries where we bring you multiple perspectives around the same topic. In this episode, you will hear from: Ashley Schuster Downend: a foster parent and public policy professional who grapples with tough questions we should all be asking ourselves.  Aubree: a white foster mom raising black foster kids in the New York City area.  Nikki Brown: a foster mom who shares the challenges of moving states while fostering. This episode was made possible by generous support from Cobbled Streets. Learn more at JustAsSpecial.com.

Amazon link: Riding Hard For A Carolina Thug : Parts 1-3 - Kindle edition by Brown , Nikki . Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com. Support black authors! --- 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/thebibliophilebookcase/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebibliophilebookcase/support

How do you decide if a podcast is right for your business? That is what we answer today for Nikki Brown. You need to define the strategy first to determine if a podcast makes sense for your business. Find Nikki at CoachNikkiB.com. Begin with the end in mind. Then, determine how you get your clients to that point. There is a process a person experiences in their journey to become your client or customer. She discovers you, gets to know who you are and what you're all about, understands what you offer, realizes that solution is for her and decides to buy. To create a client, you need to build rapport, qualify her to ensure your solution is the right solution, education her on your solution and sign her up. It is a simple, focused sales strategy. In that strategy, where does your podcast fit? Your content allows you to share your stories and build rapport. The podcast also allows you to demonstrate your solution. YOUR STRATEGY As you build your strategy to attract clients, start with the end in mind. Where do you eventually want to lead your listeners? You may be trying to attract clients to your one-on-one coaching. Your strategy could be getting listeners to buy your books or become a customer of your company. If you are interviewing guests on your podcast, create a format that allows you to share a bit of your expertise. During the interview, share a bit of your personality. Let your listener get to know you as you have your conversation. Your content is all designed to build a relationship with your listener. When you are on the radio, one of the worst things that can happen is losing your voice. The second worst is getting the hiccups. One day on the radio I opened the mic to start my show and suddenly got the hiccups. I laughed a bit and said, "Well, this is gonna be a long show." Luckily, the hiccups went away quickly. Two days later, I ran into two ladies who listened that day. They told me how much they had laughed when they heard me get the hiccups. People come to your show for your powerful content. They stay for your amazing stories and personality. Share yourself with your audience and build relationships. MONETIZATION STRATEGY Today, we are going to help Nikki Brown determine if a podcast is right for her strategy. Before we get into the conversation, I want to invite you to a powerful event where I will help you build your podcast monetization strategy. We actually get stuff done in this day-long bootcamp. So many times, we go to webinars hoping to learn something only to find out it is full of fluff. This event is where we build your plan. You now have a chance to join me for a 7-hour Podcast Profits Bootcamp where I will take you through the entire process and build your podcast monetization strategy. During this event, you will discover 6 ways to monetize your show. We will then select the one strategy that is perfect for you. This isn't one size fits all. It is specific to your podcast. You can enroll at www.PodcastTalentCoach.com/bootcamp. You will also get a workbook that will help you stay on track as we develop your strategy. During the bootcamp, we walk through the workbook step-by-step. HOW IT WORKS We will start with your foundation to ensure you are building on solid ground. Then, we will develop your purpose. I'll show you why most podcasts don't make money, so you can avoid those pitfalls. Many people think ads and sponsorships are the way to make money with your show. That is a myth. It is the worst way. Sponsorships require a very large audience and a lot of sales time. Ads also have a revenue ceiling. I'll show you a better way during the Podcast Profits Bootcamp. I won't just show you, we will build it together. We will discuss the various ways you can monetize your show, and we will pick the strategy that is right for you. Finally, you will have plenty of time to ask me questions to refine your strategy. This is so much more than a webinar or workshop. It is a bootcamp where we will actually get things done. Where most webinars last an hour, this is an all day event. It all happens on Thursday, February 10th. REGISTER You can save if you register before the end of January. Registration for the Podcast Profits Bootcamp is typically $997. If you get in before January 31st, you can register for only $197 for this 7-hour bootcamp. You get the bootcamp, your workbook and a guide to show you exactly how to do it. More importantly, you walk away with your monetization strategy for your show. Right now, you can enroll for $197. Enroll now and secure your spot. You can enroll at www.PodcastTalentCoach.com/bootcamp. If you are ready to build your podcast monetization strategy, the Podcast Profits Bootcamp is for you. You've spent enough time attending empty webinars and trying to find sponsors. Now is the time to build a real strategy. Let's get you registered for the Podcast Profits Bootcamp. Jump in right now at www.PodcastTalentCoach.com/bootcamp. PODCAST STRATEGY Nikki Brown is a professional life and leadership coach and would love to share tips and information for other coaches and those who want to incorporate coaching skills into their work or everyday life. She says she only has so much time and energy in the week. She is just not sure if a podcast makes sense for her and her business. She needs to decide whether to pursue a podcast right now. We help her get clear on her strategy and see how a podcast can help her grow her business. Enjoy the conversation. RELATIONSHIPS Such a great conversation with Nikki. She is off to a great start.   You have a great opportunity to use your podcast for educating your listeners and help them feel understood. A podcast is a great way to begin building your community and connecting with your audience. If you would like to spend a day and build your entire strategy, join me for the Podcast Profits Bootcamp. This is so much more than a webinar or workshop. It is a bootcamp where we will actually get things done. Where most webinars last an hour, this is an all day event. It all happens on Thursday, February 10th. During this event, you will discover 6 ways to monetize your show. We will then select the one strategy that is perfect for you. This isn't one size fits all. It is specific to your podcast. You can enroll at www.PodcastTalentCoach.com/bootcamp.

The book for today's episode is 'Bishop & Nicole: I Deserve Your Love' by Nikki Brown. Synopsis: Bishop is just coming home from an eight-year bid. His main focus is getting back on his feet and taking care of his son that is until he lays eyes on Nicole, a person from his past. She immediately becomes a priority in his life but at what cost? Nicole is a month away from graduation and her escape from chaos also known as Jaekwon her son's father. Everything seems to be falling into place until a blast from the past sweeps in and shakes things up. Will the connection between Bishop and Nicole be able to overcome the drama that it brings? Major is the biggest player that Charleston has ever seen but he's willing to give it all up for Tranae only thing is Nae has a boyfriend of two years and she not trying to choose. Can Major handle being a side dude or will things hit the fan? Tranae is stuck in a love triangle and she's not trying to give it up. She has the best of both worlds but when her hand is forced to choose, will she make the right choice? With egos, pride, and drama standing in the forefront will these couples find peace and happiness? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebibliophilebookcase/support

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On this episode I am joined by Dr Jenny Burbage and Dr Nikki Brown. Jenny is an Associate Professor in the School of Sport, Health and Exercise Science at Portsmouth University. Her primary research area is in breast biomechanics and breast health, with interests in breast pain, poor bra fit, the function of breast support and the effect of breast support on performance. Nikki is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Sport, Health and Performance Science at St Mary's University. Recent projects Nikki has been involved in include investigation of sports bra use, sports bra preferences, breast pain and bra fit issues in exercising females, as well as breast education of adolescent girls. In this episode we discuss the anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics of the breasts and what this might mean for sport and exercise, the potential influence of the breasts on participation and performance in sport and exercise, and practical tips for ensuring the best fit for sports bras.If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave a rating and review, and please share with your teammates, coaches, friends, and family!Resources: Dr Jenny Burbage: Info: https://www.port.ac.uk/about-us/structure-and-governance/our-people/our-staff/jenny-burbage | ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jenny-Burbage | Twitter: @jenny_burbage Dr Nikki Brown: Info: https://www.stmarys.ac.uk/staff-directory/nicola-brown | ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Nicola-Brown-19 | Twitter: @DrNikkiBrownAdditional resources: https://www.port.ac.uk/research/research-centres-and-groups/research-group-in-breast-health | https://www.treasureyourchest.org/Season 1 of the podcast is kindly sponsored by Umi Health. Umi Health are on a mission to make pelvic health accessible to every woman, everywhere. Exclusively for the listeners Umi Health are offering a 7-day free trial - all you need to do is go to their website and enter the code PERIOD at either sign up or upgrade. For more information: www.umi-health.com| Insta @umihealth | Twitter: @HealthUmi | Facebook: @UmiHealthLtdCheck out more from The Period of The Period: www.periodoftheperiod.com | Insta @periodoftheperiod | Twitter @periodofperiod | Facebook @periodoftheperiodYou can also find us on Patreon. We have three different membership levels all priced under £4 a month. By becoming a Patron of the The Period of The Period you'll receive a range of benefits including early access, bonus episodes, and more! If you want to help us continue doing what we do then please head to www.patreon.com/periodoftheperiod*Disclaimer: Material and content discussed on  The Period of The Period Podcast are intended for general information only and should not be substituted for medical advice*.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/periodoftheperiod)

Show Highlights Are you ready for a conversation unlike no other? This episode with my friend, Nikki Brown, will share the many truths about intimacy, sexuality and personal empowerment. It's about taking off the masks of shame, guilt and stigma that surrounds one of the most natural human experiences. It's time to transform and transcend the darkness so that a beautifully honest liberation can be had. Nicki Brown is known as The Coochie Coach...yes, you heard me right! And with her bold personality, I wouldn't expect anything less! Nikki is a social mompreneur who has been recognized in Forbes Small Business Magazine by Biz Kidz as "Teacher of the Year." The Coochie Coach is a three time self-published author with her book Coochie Care sold and/or read in 14 countries. She is a womb wellness practitioner, an educator, a speaker and unconventional priestess. The Coochie Coach uses honesty, vulnerability and laughter as a medium for healing. Don't miss this episode Let's all heal our wounds and discover true liberation!

I’m joined today by Nikki Brown. Nikki is the owner of Its Nikki’s Kitchen, catering for a casual brunch, fabulous bespoke parties, exceptional canapés, delicious bowl food or anything in between. What’s unique about Nikki is how she leveraged a lifetime of experience in catering to pivot her business during this lockdown period, not only keeping her business afloat but also achieving national brand awareness and recognition.  And be sure to listen to the end, where Nikki shares with us the importance of being able to adapt to different business circumstances. So whether you’re interested in knowing more about the world of catering or would like to know more about what it takes to run a successful independent business, then I hope you enjoy this episode of the Inside Kingston™ Podcast.   ~ LINKS & RESOURCES ~ Its Nikki's Kitchen - Website    ~ YOUR HOST ~  Hi, I'm Amyr Rocha-Lima. I’m a partner at Holland Hahn & Wills, a financial planning and wealth management firm based here in Kingston. As an active member of our business community, I want to help other businesses get their story out there and see them succeed and flourish.   ~ HELP US SPREAD THE WORD ~ If you know someone who should be a guest on our show, and has a great story worth sharing, please feel free to get in touch. I would also love it if you would give us a review and a 5-star rating. We work hard to bring on some great guests, and getting a review from you is one way to help the podcast rate well, so others can find and enjoy the show.

The book for today's episode is 'The Way My is Built 3' by Nikki Brown. Synopsis: With Sayora and Quest gone, Omega has to turn to the life that he had sworn away. He’s on a warpath and no one is safe until she’s back in his arms. On his quest to find her, other things arise that has him questioning his sanity. Will Omega get to her before it’s too late? Take this last ride with the crew while they battle with the past and they’re forced to figure out just how strong their hearts were built. Erica’s socials: YouTube - Erica The Bibliophile https://t.co/9nPaBxqDx5?amp=1 Twitter - ETheBibliophile

The book for today’s episode is ‘The Way My Heart is Built’ by Nikki Brown. Synopsis: With the odds stacked against her, the only thing that Sayora can find solace in is the Karma of everyone who has ever wronged her. Set on a mission, she forces herself to tame her needy heart, but Omega has other plans. He refuses to let Sayora push him away and he does what he needs to do to let her know that he’s in her corner but not everyone is okay with that. With custody battles, secrets, and drama at every bend, Sayora and Omega must fight for not only their children but for their sanity. Will they fold or prove just how their hearts are built. Erica’s socials: YouTube - Erica The Bibliophile https://t.co/9nPaBxqDx5?amp=1 Twitter - ETheBibliophile

The book for today’s episode is ‘The Way My Heart is Built’ by Nikki Brown. Synopsis: Life for Sayora Mayhew was simple. Do what you love while loving what you do, with the support of your loved ones around you. She was on top of the world, her dancing career was taking off and life was grand, until it wasn’t. A revelation about the two people she held closest to her heart, sends Sayora into an emotional downward spiral, ending on the wrong side of the law. Omega True grew up with nothing but a crackhead for a mother. However, he never let that get in the way of him being the man he felt he was destined to be. He never used his environment as an excuse to stay stagnant but instead as motivation to do better, be better. Mega Money Records was his better, and he was on the brink of greatness, but something was missing. It’s not until he meets the beautiful Sayora did he finally realize what that was. It was her, but they both were carrying some heavy baggage. Baggage that neither are prepared to carry for the other. The way Sayora’s heart was built, she couldn’t afford the risks that love brought along but Omega made it hard to keep him at arm’s length. The connection he felt to her was unmatched and he was unwilling to let it go. Things were starting to look up until the past came whisking in, disheveling what they’re trying to build. Will Omega be as relentless in his pursuit or will the drama from both of their storms be too much for them to bear? Erica’s socials: YouTube - Erica The Bibliophile https://t.co/9nPaBxqDx5?amp=1 Twitter - ETheBibliophile

Nikki Brown and Michael Pickett are co-founders of CytoSport (the company that launched Muscle Milk) and now Flavor Insights. The family worked together to found and grow CytoSport for nearly 20 years – from its first retail offering of Cytomax, then Muscle Milk and until its acquisition to Hormel in 2014. The family, working together again, brings with them all of their key learnings and best practices from CytoSport and is enjoying building a new company that leverages their specialized, unmatched experiences and successes. Nikki and Michael join Justin to share their story and lessons learned.

Nikki Brown began her career in 1997 with Champion Nutrition. In 1998, she joined her father and brother to add her expertise to the successful start-up of Cyto Sport / Muscle Milk. Here she was instrumental in creating the infrastructure of their operation which became a 200,000 square foot headquarters housing business operations, marketing and a state of the art manufacturing facility. She began to direct the Brand in early 2001 and was named Chief Marketing Officer in 2009. She led all brand activity including innovation, packaging, advertising, sports marketing, collegiate programming, lifestyle marketing, national events and sampling. Her efforts resulted in unprecedented revenue acceleration in the protein category and acknowledgements including Beverage of the Year(2008), Best of the Small Companies Under 1 B (2009), Packaging of the Year (2009) and Most Innovative Brands (2013). In 2014, the family sold the business to Hormel Food Company, where Nikki stayed in her role. In 2016, she joined her father and brother at Flavor Insights, a start-up specializing in the functional food and beverage space helping companies with flavor, innovation and application. Nikki serves as CEO. In 2019, the entrepreneurial family launched the ALTWELL line of CBD products where she has led the brand and marketing efforts. She is a graduate of University of Southern California and lives in Alamo with her husband and four children. When not running from sports to dance, they love to travel. https://altwell.com/

Nikki Brown began her career in 1997 with Champion Nutrition. In 1998, she joined her father  and  brother  to  add  her  expertise  to the successful start-up of Cyto Sport / Muscle Milk.  Here she  was  instrumental  in creating the  infrastructure  of  their  operation  which became a 200,000 square foot headquarters housing business operations, marketing and a  state  of  the  art  manufacturing  facility. In  2014,  the  family  sold  the  business  to  Hormel  Food  Company,  where  Nikki stayed in her role. In 2016, she joined her father and brother at Flavor Insights, a start-up  specializing  in the functional  food  and  beverage space helping companies  with flavor,  innovation  and  application. Nikki  serves  as  CEO. In  2019,  the entrepreneurial family launched the ALTWELL line of CBD products where she has led the brand and marketing  efforts.  She  is  a  graduate  of  University  of  Southern  California  and  lives  in Alamo  with  her  husband  and  four  children. When  not  running  from  sports  to  dance, they love to travel. ALTWell.com

On this episode of Minority Retort, host Jason Lamb speaks with Black cultural pride and awareness advocate plus children's entertainer, Nikki Brown Clown.

October is Down Syndrome Awareness month & this month we are sharing 21 inspirational stories of Down Syndrome straight from our listeners. This is Story #12. This episode is a very special story about a mother named Nikki Brown. Nikki lost her newborn, Elijah, just at 4 months old. She shares her touching story of Elijah's impact, his strength in fighting back to back medical issues, and how her faith held her through one of the most difficult times of her life.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkdownsyndrome/support

Episode 15 - Interview with Nikki Brown-Booker, Program Officer, Disability Inclusion Fund, Borealis Philanthropy, shares insights and wisdom from the funder's side of the table. Nonprofits focused on social justice and civil rights should listen closely!Nikki Brown-Booker is a Filipino/Black woman with a disability who works in philanthropy. "When I enter a room no one looks like me. This is my life experience. It doesn't change except for the rare occurrence when I attend an advocacy meeting or training that people with disabilities would attend."Nikki's story is, in her words, ". . . exclusively American. My mother immigrated from the Philippines after WWII at the age of 18 along with her 6 siblings and her parents. She worked as a domestic worker, nanny, and housekeeper. Her father fought in the Philippine army defending America against the Japanese. My father grew up outside of Jackson, Mississippi and moved to California in the sixties because he could no longer tolerate being a black man in the South. He went to trade school in Mississippi to become a chef. When he moved to California, he worked his way through kitchens before eventually owning his own successful restaurant. That was good food. My parents both had previous marriages with children before the met. They blended their families and they had me."Both of Nikki's parents actively participated in workers' rights and never crossed a picket line.  Her mother's father organized with Cesar Chavez and her grandmother was the first director of the Filipino community center in Vallejo, home to one of the largest Filipino populations in the United States. Nikki writes, "To put this in perspective, 44% of all U.S. Filipinos live in California. My family taught me the importance of social justice and organizing others who felt the same. Through example, I was taught never to leave others behind."Nikki was diagnosed with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis as a child. She was extremely strong-willed despite poor health and chronic pain. "My parents never put limits on me. They raised me to be generous, strong, kind and to be proud of who I am. I was taught that we are all equal and that my actions need to reflect that belief. This is what brought me to philanthropic work."Nikki writes, "As an advocate who promotes racial and disability justice I can tell you that organizations engaged in philanthropy have a lot to learn before they can effectively serve intersectional communities. I come from marginalized identities. My presence as the the Program as the Program Office for the Disability Inclusion Fund is one  example of inclusive but so much more is needed. I am uniquely qualified through education and personal history to make decisions that can affect the community I was born into. I am stakeholder. In order for the field of philanthropy to successfully help marginalized people they must be working at the foundation level and in the boardroom. We need to see those faces in the room. We need to hear their voices. We must advocate from a place of experienced insight and true empathy. I am working to witness this in my lifetime. I hope you will join me."GivingHeartBeat@gmail.com     

Welcome back to Death by Champagne, the podcast here to keep you up at night! Bringing you the final installation of our multi-part series covering the book The Last Madam; a Life in the New Orleans Underworld by Christine Wiltz. In this episode we cover what is left of Norma’s history. Starting in the late 50’s and taking us all the way up to 1974. We dive into a few key players, Norma’s less illegal business adventures, and the sad end to her extravagant life. Mack wraps up our episode with some Louisiana history regarding sex work, race, and the wrong doings of a lot of men in power.This episode contains foul language, discussions about the sex work industry, statutory rape, poverty, and the New Orleans underworld. We’ll do our best to stay on track, but the bottles are popped!SourcesThe Last Madam: A Life In The New Orleans Underworld, Christine WiltzNorma Wallce Audio 1, The Historic New Orleans Collection, donated by Christine WiltzNorma Wallace Audio 2, The Historic New Orleans Collection, donated by Christine Wiltz“The Last Days of Storyville”, Sally Asher, myneworleans.com, Sept 2017The Last Madam, Snap Judgement, NPR, Host: Glynn Washington, Byline: Stephanie FooFormer French Quarter brothel becomes home sweet home, Stephanie Bruno, NOLA.com, Nov 2011The Best Little Whorehouse in NOLA, Back Story Radio, Diana Williams, March 2016Biography of Christine Wiltz via christinewiltz.com“The History Behind 5 of New Orleans' Favorite Mardi Gras Traditions” Olivia B Waxman, time.com, February 20181026contist.com “Gov. Huey Long impeached in Louisiana, April 6, 1929”, Andrew Glass, Politico, April 2012“A Hamm’s ransom: How the kidnapping of one of St. Paul’s most prosperous brewers reshaped a corrupt system”, Ben Reeves, The Growler, November 2016“The 1934 Bremer kidnapping: Gangsters replace bootlegging cash with ransom money” Cathay Wurzer, MPR, January 2014“Jim Crow & Segregation”, 64parishes.com, Nikki Brown“8 reasons why New Orleans neighborhoods remain segregated” NOLA.com, Jennifer Larino for The Times-Picayune, April 2018

Nikki began her career in 1997 with Champion Nutrition. In 1998, she joined her father and brother to add her expertise to the successful start-up of CytoSport / Muscle Milk, where she was instrumental in creating the infrastructure of their operation which became a 200,000 square foot headquarters housing business operations, marketing and a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility. She began to direct the Brandin early 2001 and was named Chief Marketing Officer in 2009. She led all brand activity including innovation, packaging, advertising, sports marketing, collegiate programming, lifestyle marketing, national events and sampling. The family sold the award-winning business to Hormel Food Company, where Nikki stayed in her role. In 2016, she joined her father and brother at another startup, then fast forward to 2019, when the entrepreneurial family launched the ALTWELL line of CBD products where she again leads the brand and marketing efforts. Nikki lives in Alamo with her husband and four children. When not running from sports to dance, they love to travel.

Photo: UK Professor of American and African American history Nikki Brown On this week's program: Segment One: Changes coming to Kentucky’s colleges - on and off campus. | A look at the history of pandemics with the author of “Russia in the Time of Cholera.” |  Introducing “Future Tense” - anthropologist and author Chris Begley peers into a post-pandemic future through the eyes of his guests. LISTEN  Segment Two: The latest in our monthly series on the 19th Amendment | How the coronavirus has brought things to a standstill at the Appalachian Center for the Arts in Pikeville. LISTEN  Interviews in order of appearance:  Aaron Thompson - College planning in a pandemic  John Davis - Pandemic history  Chris Begley with Bianca Spriggs - Future Tense  Kathi Kern with Nikki Brown - 19th Amendment  Robin Irwin and Erick Buckley - Appalachian Center for the Arts

In this episode we discuss breast health; boobs, bras, breasts whatever you want to call them! We speak to lecturer and researcher Dr Nikki Brown about her work in the area including how she hopes to bust the taboo and 'normalise' the area of breast health for all.We speak about what can happen when you wear the wrong type of breast support or don't wear a bra at all in every day life or whilst playing sport, how education can be used as a tool to inform parents, adolescents and women of all ages about how to look after your breasts and feel good about them as a natural and normal element of the female body. We also talk about breast pain during your cycle, how to buy the correct bra and why it's important to speak to your coach/doctor about breast pain or a breast injury. We also ask Nikki where she plans to take her research next and how she plans to help open up the conversation now and for future generations. We also answer a listener question about polycystic ovary syndrome- more to come on this in future episodes- and talk about the news coming out of the world of women's sport!Educational ResourcesTreasure Your Chest: https://www.treasureyourchest.org

Photo: UK Professor of American and African American history Nikki Brown On this week's program: Segment One: Changes coming to Kentucky’s colleges - on and off campus. | A look at the history of pandemics with the author of “Russia in the Time of Cholera.” |  Introducing “Future Tense” - anthropologist and author Chris Begley peers into a post-pandemic future through the eyes of his guests. LISTEN  Segment Two: The latest in our monthly series on the 19th Amendment | How the coronavirus has brought things to a standstill at the Appalachian Center for the Arts in Pikeville. LISTEN  Interviews in order of appearance:  Aaron Thompson - College planning in a pandemic  John Davis - Pandemic history  Chris Begley with Bianca Spriggs - Future Tense  Kathi Kern with Nikki Brown - 19th Amendment  Robin Irwin and Erick Buckley - Appalachian Center for the Arts

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Join me today as I speak with the first missionary lady we have had on the podcast, Mrs. Nikki Brown to Cambodia. Nikki tells us about God giving her an answer to her prayers. 

Welcome to the radio magazine that brings you news, commentary and analysis from a Black Left perspective. I'm Glen Ford, along with my co-host Nellie Bailey. Coming up: We'll take a look at some of the earliest fighters against Black Mass Incarceration; the last of the Move 9 political prisoners has been released from confinement; and, a Black scholar discusses peace activism three generations ago. The United National Anti-War Coalition recently held its annual national conference at the People's Forum, in New York City. Black Agenda Report senior columnist Margaret Kimberley was one of the speakers. Mass Black Incarceration has been the norm in the United States, ever since the abolition of slavery, and Black women have always been in the forefront of prison reform. Nikki Brown is a professor of history at the University of New Orleans. She authored an article in the Journal of African American History, titled “Keeping Black Motherhood Out of Prison: Prison Reform and Woman-Saving in the Progressive Era.” We asked Professor Brown why so many prison reformers belonged to socially conservative Black womens' clubs. The last of the surviving Move 9 members has been released from prison. Mumia Abu Jamal, the nation's best known political prisoner, filed this report for Prison Radio.  Before there was a movement against the Vietnam War, there was a movement against US militarism and support for white colonial regimes. Charisse Burden Stelly is a Professor of Africana Studies and Political Science at Carleton College. She wrote an article for the Dubois Review, titled “In Battle for Peace During Scoundrel Time: W. E. B. Du Bois and United States Repression of Radical Black Peace Activism.” We asked Professor Stelly, Who were the scoundrels during “Scoundrel Time?”

Welcome to the radio magazine that brings you news, commentary and analysis from a Black Left perspective. I’m Glen Ford, along with my co-host Nellie Bailey. Coming up: We’ll take a look at some of the earliest fighters against Black Mass Incarceration; the last of the Move 9 political prisoners has been released from confinement; and, a Black scholar discusses peace activism three generations ago. The United National Anti-War Coalition recently held its annual national conference at the People’s Forum, in New York City. Black Agenda Report senior columnist Margaret Kimberley was one of the speakers. Mass Black Incarceration has been the norm in the United States, ever since the abolition of slavery, and Black women have always been in the forefront of prison reform. Nikki Brown is a professor of history at the University of New Orleans. She authored an article in the Journal of African American History, titled “Keeping Black Motherhood Out of Prison: Prison Reform and Woman-Saving in the Progressive Era.” We asked Professor Brown why so many prison reformers belonged to socially conservative Black womens’ clubs. The last of the surviving Move 9 members has been released from prison. Mumia Abu Jamal, the nation’s best known political prisoner, filed this report for Prison Radio.  Before there was a movement against the Vietnam War, there was a movement against US militarism and support for white colonial regimes. Charisse Burden Stelly is a Professor of Africana Studies and Political Science at Carleton College. She wrote an article for the Dubois Review, titled “In Battle for Peace During Scoundrel Time: W. E. B. Du Bois and United States Repression of Radical Black Peace Activism.” We asked Professor Stelly, Who were the scoundrels during “Scoundrel Time?”

Partnering With God - Non Anxious Living (Nikki Brown) 01 Mar 2020 by Pine Rivers Vineyard

Join us for our conversation with Nikki Brown, Team Lead at Asurion, as we discuss herexperience in the industry, her roles in SILA and the benefits…Continue readingEpisode 9 – Nikki Brown, Team Lead at Asurion

For the first installment in Black History Month, Nikki Brown, Professor of History at the University of Kentucky, joins me to discuss the surprisingly dark history behind Forrest Gump, and how the philosophy of white supremacy evolved from the introduction of slavery to the colonies in the 1600s through Reconstruction.

The Coochie Coach, Nikki Brown and I talk about the boundaries of "appropriateness" and whether adult butt cheeks really hurt children. #selfexpression #parenting #sportingevents #femalesexuality #femaleempowerment #buttcheeks #podcasts #wocpodcasters --- 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/ask-for-candy/message

Nikki Brown is a content strategist with Melrose PR in Los Angeles. Today we’re going to talk about How blockchain technology can transform the entertainment industry and media landscape.  Questions Asked:  What’s going on in the world of Blockchain and crypto PR? So why does the entertainment industry need the blockchain? If I were in the entertainment industry, I’d be worried about a decentralized blockchain stealing my digital assets and putting them on the blockchain. Like Netflix for the blockchain. I mean, how would they stop that? How will the blockchain change the media landscape? What are your clients asking you to do? What’s the most interesting crypto project you’re working on? How can blockchain companies use marketing and PR to increase their token prices? What are your clients struggling with? When should blockchain / crypto companies engage PR? IN 100 words or less, if you could invest a fictional $100,000 in one or two cryptos, what would they be and why? Not sure about what I would invest in, but some projects I find interesting are: -Breaker's p2p film distribution platform -Brave Browser -Steemit -Blockchains LLC's digital ecosystem in Reno, NV Key Takeaway: UP ON THE GLASS, the feature dramatic-thriller I produced and co-wrote: http://upontheglass.com/ Melrose PR, for crypto and blockchain projects seeking a communications partner: https://www.melrosepr.com/

Overstood Podcast: Lets talk about double standards with your host XL and co-hosts Darius Fowler & Nikki Brown. This episode features special Guest Derrick "Cope" Copeland. The discussion gets heated as opinions fly. This conversation is sure to keep your ear glued to the podcast. Follow us on social media @XplicitLyric @Darius430 @NikkiBrown313 and our special guest @Iamcope ... You can see live episodes of the overstood podcast on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/overstoodpodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/overstood/support

Nikki Brown is the storyteller this week and you are going to LOVE her. She is a makeup artist and she shares her story of leaving corporate America and learned the makeup business. She talks about the lessons she has learned along the way, what we need to do for our skin, the importance of tribe and SO much more! She gives amazing insight on how she has networked into some amazing jobs and also some advice for how to keep your social media appropriate. We chat about the importance of the right clients as the wrong ones can ruin your business and how sometimes you just have to take the leap. If you want to connect with Nikki you can find her at: Website: http://www.nikkibrownmakeup.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nikkibrownmakeup/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/nikkibrownmakeup Learn more about Danielle Atkisson and The Silver Lining Life:   Website Facebook

All Things New - Love (Nikki Brown) 07 Jul 2019 by Pine Rivers Vineyard

After learning she had Jewish heritage, writer and filmmaker Nikki Brown (Up on the Glass) recalls the time she took a birthright trip to Jerusalem, where she found herself exploring the city on her last night. Alone.  And on that night, Nikki reveals an untold encounter she had with a local, and why she wants to share … Continue reading #28 My Last Night Alone in Jerusalem by Nikki Brown

After learning she had Jewish heritage, writer and filmmaker Nikki Brown (Up on the Glass) recalls the time she took a birthright trip to Jerusalem, where she found herself exploring the city on her last night. Alone.  And on that night, Nikki reveals an untold encounter she had with a local, and why she wants to share … Continue reading #28 My Last Night Alone in Jerusalem by Nikki Brown

In this special joint episode recorded with Crypto Token Talk host Kelley Weaver and guest-host Nikki Brown with The Coin Boys hosts Andy Steig and Daniel Gutierrez, the podcast hosts come together for a lively discussion of all things blockchain and crypto. Each host tells the story of how he/she got into crypto in the first place and shares thoughts on how blockchain can achieve mass adoption. As a first course of action, crypto enthusiasts need to use decentralized applications. Equally essential are developments pertaining to making dapps and crypto payments easier. Finally, we need more education as to the value of being empowered with increased control over one’s own value, data, and governance. The hosts also talk about layers of trust in blockchain applications as well as the reality that not everything needs to be decentralized. Everyone agreed that it’s essential for the community to maintain open arms when it comes to welcoming those who are new to crypto into this space. One day we won’t necessarily distinguish between dapps and apps; they will all just be “apps.” Over the course of the last three years, we’ve seen a transition from the theoretical to the actual. Some projects with fully-functional blockchain applications include MetaX’s adChain Registry of community-approved ad-supported websites, Breaker’s movie streaming dapp, and Pyrofex’s crypto payment processor Numifex.   Topics covered: -Stories of how each host got into crypto -Paths to mass adoption -Not everything needs to be decentralized -Maintaining a welcoming crypto community -Danger of Corporations developing their own cryptocurrencies -The transition from apps to dapps (eventually we’ll call them all “apps”) -Fully-functional blockchain applications   Links to resources: This episode on The Coin Boys: https://thecoinboys.com/index.php/2019/05/28/special-joint-podcast-the-coin-boys-with-crypto-token-talk/ The Coin Boys on Twitter: https://twitter.com/coinboyspodcast The Coin Boys Featured in a Crypto Token Talk Medium Story: https://medium.com/cryptotokentalk/the-best-use-case-for-blockchain-technology-is-still-within-our-own-financial-systems-says-cca12a6be348

Nikki Brown, The Coochie Coach, is a mompreneur on a mission to transform women's conversations around sex & intimacy. Nikki is candid, authentic, & healing. We are unfiltered in this conversation around the female anatomy, sexuality, and we talk about some tough stuff in this episode that may be triggering for people who have suffered sexual violence so feel free to stop listening and take a self-care break if it becomes too much for you.  You are not alone.

Web designer, horse trainer, legally blind. Today my guest is Nikki Brown of www.coachnikkib.com. Nikki believes in "Doing Life Differently," and you're going to love listening to her! She is an amazing woman who inspires me, and I can't wait for you to hear her story! Nikki wears many hats including those of wife, mother, retired homeschool teacher, personal coach and dog lady. She enjoys helping writers become heroes of their own journey so they can share their creative work, inspire their readers and make the world a better place.  Nikki was born legally blind and lost the remainder of her functional eyesight in 2015. She believes everyone has their own set of challenges to grow through and loves to encourage others to recognize their potential, discover their purpose and share their own powerful story. Advice/words of wisdom to moms living with chronic health issues: Be kind to yourself. Try to love yourself. Recognize that you have so much value and that you are worthy. Just being alive and breathing on this earth, you have immense value and worth. You don't have to prove that to anyone. You are not broken. You have so much to offer just being yourself. You do not have to prove your worth. Nikki's Superpower is a secret sauce: a little hope, a little stubbornness, and a lot of curiosity. --Listen to the episode to hear more-- Nikki has something special for you on her website: You can find it here: http://www.coachnikkib.com/jen You can find Nikki at the following places: Facebook Personal Profile: https://www.facebook.com/nikkidbrown Facebook Business Page: https://www.facebook.com/coachnikkib Twitter: https://twitter.com/coachnikkib LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachnikkib/    You can reach me (Jen) at HardyMom.com/contact Special thanks to Nikki Brown for joining me. Our music is "A New Day," by Scott Holmes Thanks for listening, Jen    

God Has A Plan For Our Life (Nikki Brown) 11 Jun 2017 by Vineyard Pine Rivers

Tonight the TAKE-OVER of Supreme Team aka Dream Team continues!! We have as our special guests on Off The Book Ms. Ro Monique, Ms. Nikki Brown, and the head lady herself Ms. K.C. Mills!! Make sure you tune in tonight at 8 pm e.s.t. by dialing 347.215.8932 or log in at buff.ly/2bLxSMAto catch this EPIC event. These young ladies have proven time and time again that they are on their GRIND and working extremely hard to make it to the top. Want to know more about their story and what they have in store for the literary world next?? Tune in tonight at 8 pm e.s.t. so that you can get a glimpse at what GREATNESS on the rise actually sounds like!!!   

The Challenge of Community (Nikki Brown) 10 Apr 2016 by Vineyard Pine Rivers

Mercy Me (Nikki Brown) 16 Mar 2014 by Vineyard Pine Rivers

(Produced by and ) Can a cup of tea a day keep the doctor away? North Carolina native Annie Melvin continues the tradition of keeping her medicine chest in the garden. Kavanah Ramsier and Nikki Brown produced this piece as part of the Summer 2006 Audio Institute at the Center for Documentary Studies in Durham, North Carolina. Another shameless plug for CDS! But they do good stuff, and we are really captivated by this piece. for the Audio Institute as well, and the same weekend Nikki and Kavanah were getting to know Annie Melvin, we were having on my porch with our friend and accordion player, Ann Marie. Please note: June is National Accordion Awareness Month, so we here at Big Shed are doing our part! (Ann Marie will be playing for you in today's feed). The porch jam was mostly a total car crash, but we had a big time! (See photo).