Podcast appearances and mentions of Nikki Hayes

Beacon retailers and landlords cope with cost Saturday (Aug. 1) will be Chris Reisman's first day in business at 323 Main St. in Beacon. His shop, Hudson Valley Vinyl, has been at 267 Main St., two and a half blocks away, since 2017, cultivating a clientele of collectors and casual buyers eager to flip through bins of rock, soul, jazz and other records. Business has been strong, but Reisman said a rent increase forced him to find new accommodations. A handwritten message on a piece of cardboard taped to the door directs customers down the street. In his time as a tenant, Reisman said that 267 Main, a two-story structure which spans six storefronts, has had three owners. The most recent sale, according to Dutchess County records, came in 2024 when Vinit Jobanputra of Westchester County purchased the building for $2.94 million. Reisman had been paying $2,720 monthly on a lease that expired today. He said Jobanputra offered a three-year extension at $3,500 per month — a 29 percent increase — with additional 5 percent increases in Year 2 and Year 3. (When contacted for comment, a property manager said: "The family does not wish to discuss their business with the media.") Reisman said he didn't bother with a counteroffer. Instead, he signed a five-year agreement for 323 Main, where he'll have a similar retail footprint. Reisman describes the rent as "very fair," and said his landlord, a Wappingers Falls resident who has owned the three-story building since 2015, "wants us there for the indefinite future." A listing for 267 Main St. advertises a commercial space with high visibility and foot traffic that's "ideal for retail, boutique, gallery" or a similar business. The asking price, now $3,200 per month, has been reduced, the listing notes. With more than 200 shops and eateries on its milelong Main Street, it's difficult to make generalizations about commercial rents. Instead, The Current decided to highlight a handful of scenarios reflecting the challenges facing small retailers and property owners. Tenants are easy to identify; landlords less so, in part because many commercial properties are owned by limited liability corporations, and the state does not require LLCs to identify their officers. In addition, Dutchess County publishes a study every year with statistics on market-rate, below-market and federally subsidized residential rents in more than a dozen municipalities, including Beacon, but no area agencies track commercial costs. Many factors can prompt a business to move or close, and rent increases are commonly cited. In 2022, the founder of a Long Island-based luxury development firm purchased 340 Main St., which had multiple commercial tenants, for $2.3 million. The owners of Roma Nova, a pizzeria and Mexican restaurant, said they were told their rent would increase from $1,800 to $3,100 per month and they would be required to pay 10 percent of common area and maintenance costs. (Ana and Miguel Tapia sold the restaurant, which is now on Fishkill Avenue.) The owner of the Beacon Barber Shop did not reveal his lease offer, but said in 2023, "It's more than I can afford." He moved the business to Hyde Park, where he said his costs would be $1,900 less per month. Last year, Nikki Hayes, the owner of Stella's Fine Market, a specialty grocery store at 155 Main St., announced on Instagram that she did not want to close "but our rent increase became something I simply couldn't afford any longer." Beacon's popularity has drawn real estate investors to Main Street. "When you have success, you're going to entice investors who want to get in on that," said Mike Oates, president and CEO of the Hudson Valley Economic Development Corp. But he cautioned landlords: "It's one thing to determine rents are below market rate [and can be raised]. But if you have a vacant storefront, it does you no good." The "greed factor," Oates said, has to be checked. "Sometimes landlords feel the market requires them to raise rent to a level that m...

The Head 2 Head Challenge is back with members of the emergency services joining forces to raise money for Charity. This year it’s for the Bray Senior fund and will include members of the Fire Service, Coastguard, Gardai and Defence Forces alongside members of the public walking Wicklow Head to Bray Head along the coast. Firefighter Brian Murray joined Nikki Hayes to discuss

From top jock on 2FM to the depths of despair and back on the air again, Nikki Hayes talks about her remarkable recovery from addiction. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Topics covered : Addiction, shame, awareness, compassion, recovery.In this week's episode of Ready to Be Real, I speak to Dr. Brian Pennie - neuroscientist, podcast host and former heroin addict.I first met Brian back in 2020 when his memoir Bonus Time was released, and I remember being completely blown away by his honesty and insight. Since then, life has continued to evolve for Brian. He's now living a very fulfilled life with his partner Natalie, continuing his work in neuroscience, delivering talks, hosting his own podcast and helping people better understand addiction, behaviour and recovery.Brian spent 15 years addicted to heroin before getting clean in October 2013. In this conversation, we explore addiction from both a neuroscience point of view and through Brian's lived experience - what happens in the brain when addiction takes hold, why recovery can be so difficult, and what can genuinely help somebody who is struggling.Following on from last week's conversation with Tony O'Reilly about gambling addiction, this feels like a really important companion episode.You can find Brian online BrianPennie.com – Change is Possible and through his podcast Change is Possible. And as always, thank you so much for supporting the podcast.If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, rate and review Ready to Be Real wherever you get your podcasts - it really helps.Watch Brian's documentaries :Hooked: How Addiction Hijacks Your Brain - RTE PlayerOther episodes to listen to on addiction : Tony O'Reilly, Nikki Hayes and Gavin Meenan.Books :Bonus Time - A true story of surviving the worst and discovering the magic of every moment by Brian PennieIn the realm of hungry ghosts by Dr. Gabor MatéDopamine Nation by Dr. Anna LembkeTony 10: The Astonishing Story of the Postman Who Gambled €10,000,000…and Lost It AllResources & SupportIf you're concerned about yourself or someone you love, please know that support is available and you are not alone.Support links:Samaritans Ireland​Ireland helplines and hotlines Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The former 2FM DJ talks about how she lost everything to alcoholism, being homeless and only when she hit rock bottom did she realise she needed the help of others.

According to research, teens who start using cannabis before age 15 are more likely to use the drug often later in their lives.They are also more likely to develop mental and physical health problems in young adulthood compared to their peers who did not use the drug in adolescence…So, what are the long-term effects of early cannabis use?Joining guest host Anna Daly to discuss is Professor Colin O'Gara, Addiction Psychiatrist at St John of Gods Hospital & Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at UCD, Declan Keenan, Youth Worker in the Northeast Inner City and Nikki Hayes, DJ and Broadcaster.

Topics covered : Identity crisis, bullying, self-worth, addiction, alcohol, drugs, money laundering, court case, self-sabotage, Covid, homelessness, taking responsibility, rebuilding her life. In this episode I sit down with DJ Nikki Hayes — whose real name is Eimear O'Keeffe. Eimear or Nikki as she's better known, rose to fame as a hugely popular voice on radio stations like 2FM and Spin 1038 but behind the mic, she was struggling. Her battle with addiction, eventually led her to lose everything — her family, her job, her home, and her sense of self. For three harrowing months, she lived on the streets of Dublin, sleeping rough. In this raw and moving episode, she talks openly about hitting rock bottom, facing legal battles, taking ownership of her actions and finding the strength to rebuild her life. Today, she's back doing what she loves, working in radio again on East Coast FM. But most importantly, she's restoring her life with her daughter Farah who she adores. If you've been affected by this conversation, please know that there is help available… Urgent help - HSE.ie Tiglin Challenge Limited If you're a fan of what I do, please follow, rate and review in all the usual places. And thanks, as always, for your support of Ready to be Real. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nikki Hayes is well on the way to getting her life back on track, Richard Francis is onto a winner with his mushroom crisps & products and Liam Foley & Fergus Cosgrove are so proud to represent Ireland at international sports events! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Broadcaster Nikki Hayes joins Kieran in studio to share her story and journey of overcoming addiction, thanks to the services provided by Tiglin.

How did Nikki Hayes go from being one of the nation's most successful radio DJs to living on the streets of Dublin? Host: Tabitha Monahan Guest: Nikki Hayes ­ You can read Niamh Horan's interview with Nikki Hayes : https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/i-never-thought-id-go-from-working-in-rte-to-sleeping-on-the-streets-former-2fm-dj-nikki-hayes-on-her-extraordinary-rehabilitation-journey/a1174511204.html ‘I never thought I'd go from working in RTÉ to sleeping on the streets' — former 2FM DJ Nikki Hayes on her extraordinary rehabilitation journey | Irish Independent ‘I never thought I'd go from working in RTÉ to sleeping on the streets' — former 2FM DJ Nikki Hayes on her extraordinary rehabilitation journey www.independent.ie ­ ­See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nikki Hayes was a familiar voice on the airwaves in the late 2010s. Presenting and DJing on 2FM and SPIN 1038. But after losing jobs and facing personal challenges, Nikki's addiction battle with alcohol worsened, eventually becoming homeless in 2023. But after receiving treatment for nearly two years, she is back presenting and is seeking to rebuild her career. Nikki joined Anton to reflect on her career and the struggles she has faced.

| Jumpstreet  | Norma Jean Wright | Magic Dancefloor  | Dimitris Dimopoulos feat. Elena Fornaro | Electric Love (Alex Di Ciò Mix)  | Daisy Hicks | It's Alright!  | Kim Tibbs | No Cheatin' Man  | Jazzie Renea Baker | Tonight  | Donnell Pitman, Wings Of Sunshine, E. Live | About It (Philip Ward Smooth Re-Edit)  | Koffee Brown | Victim #2  | David Sylvester | Stuck In Limbo  | Chrissy T | Secrets In The Night  | Michael Harris | Signal  | Taite Imogen | Nights In Napa (feat. Patches Stewart)  | Darnell "Showcase" Taylor | House Of Love  | Darnell "Showcase" Taylor | Out 2Night  | Mark Harris II, Marcus Anderson | Options  | Blue Lab Beats, Farah Audhali | Can't Get Enough (DjSoulBr ReMix)  | Jules Grant feat. Amanda Barise | Take Me!  | Lucky Witherspoon & DOA | Amazin'  | Brooklyn Love | I Can Feel Your Love Inside Of Me  | Eugene Williams & WB's  | Creepin' (Philip Ward Clean Edit)  | Mic Lowry | Body (Remix)  | Craig Godwin | Careful  | Somalia  | Why (feat. Tesa Williams)  | Norman Connors  | We Can Roll  | Chastity, Valo Artists | Love Song  | Chastity, Valo Artists | Darkie (The Sweeter The Juice)  | Xxception To The Rule | Taking Back My Love  | MJ Soul  | Go Anywhere (Philip Ward Smooth Edit)  | Sally Green | Closer  | Shardia | There Wouldn't Be A Me  | Shonda English | Feels Good  | Shonda English | Step By Step  | Summer Wolfe | Heaven  | V. Cartier | God Still Working On Me  | Carvin Winans | Kill Shot  | October London | You Bet Your Sweet, Sweet Love  | Candi Staton | Everybody Needs Someone  | Victoria Monét | Love Is Callin'  | Lynda Dawn | 11th Hour  | Lynda Dawn | In My Feelings (Philip Ward Clean Edit)  | Shenie Fogo | 4AM  | N'Jiru | Sweet (Philip Ward Clean Edit)  | Orion Sun | Losing Side Of Love  | Thee Sacred Souls | Take A Chance  | Thee Sinseers & Joey Quinones | Everything  | Lucky Witherspoon & DOA | Angel In Disguise  | Xxception To The Rule | Baby What's The Matter  | Andre' Lee | When Was It Over (KK Clean Re-Edit)  | Tyrese | Sweet  | Ye Ali, Reggie Becton, Ballad, Jawan | Come Over  | Ye Ali, Damonte, Nikki Hayes | Lo-Fi Vibes (feat. Marqueal Jordan)  | Darnell "Showcase" Taylor | High (feat. Marcus Cole)  | Darnell "Showcase" Taylor

Malik Yusef - Tonight (Feat Nikki Hayes) by DJ WhatsNext

This week I chat with Nikki Hayes. Nikki is a mother and ally, activist for LGBTQ+ in rural Nebraska. After her son came out as Transgender, Nikki founded CORN - Coming Out in Rural Nebraska. A group that hopes to start conversations about LGBTQ+ and what it means in Rural Nebraska. Nikki is open about her journey, her mistakes, and her successes. She shares her bravery, her passion, and her understanding. https://www.facebook.com/groups/958328044945708 https://www.newschannelnebraska.com/story/44400796/new-group-supports-coming-out-in-nebraska If are a young person in crisis, feeling suicidal, or in need of a safe and judgment-free place to talk, call the TrevorLine at 866.488.7386. Visit them on the web at https://www.thetrevorproject.org or text START to 678-678 If you enjoy our conversation, please be sure to subscribe so you do not miss the next episode. Also, if you could, give Rural Is Cool a 5 Star Rating on Apple Podcast or wherever you listen, it helps others like you find this podcast! Twitter @RuralIsCool E-mail ruraliscoolpod@gmail.com Artwork by Kaci Schacht @kcschacht_art Mike_Tabbert on Twitter & Instagram Produced by Brian Ferris @BrianFerris . . . #ruraliscool #rethinkrural #smalltown #lifesgoodhere #loveruralam #rethinkingrural #podcast #podcastlife #CORN #LGBTQ+ #LGBT! #Allies #PFLAG #midwestliving #comingoutinruralnebraska #bloomwhereyouareplanted --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ruraliscool/message

In this episode, we talk to academic psychologist Dr Sharon Lambert and radio presenter and author Nikki Hayes about resilience - what impacts our resilience and what can help us build and protect it during tough times and beyond. If you have been affected by the contents of this podcast episode, please contact the Samaritans on Freephone 116 123 or visit www.mentalhealthireland.ie for information and resources to help mind your mental health.

Bekoe, the illest at midday, sat down with Chicago-born Nikki Hayes on her rise to fame through music, and her recent move to Arizona

A show where my buddy Vaines came by to co-host, spur of the moment called American Teeth to premiere a new song, Camden Welles called in, Nikki Hayes stopped by AND T.S from The Cool Nerd Weed Show and Dangerous Darrin Show crashed! 

A show where my buddy Vaines came by to co-host, spur of the moment called American Teeth to premiere a new song, Camden Welles called in, Nikki Hayes stopped by AND T.S from The Cool Nerd Weed Show and Dangerous Darrin Show crashed! 

This week’s guest has lived most of her life with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), a serious mental disorder marked by a pattern of on-going instability in mood, behaviour, self-image and functioning. BPD is also associated with severe functional impairment and high rates of suicide. Nikki Hayes should have been diagnosed aged fifteen the first time she came in contact with the mental health services with anorexia, or aged nineteen, after an attempted suicide; or aged twenty-eight following a breakdown after her father’s death. On this week’s podcast she speaks to Sasha and Venetia about her experience of balancing a mental illness in the midst of a difficult bereavement, and how she still is overcoming the death of her father - her closest friend. Sasha and Venetia also look at some of the strange intricacies surrounding death in Ireland on a cultural level, particularly in relation to masking your grief and why that can often be seen as a sign of strength. They ask the question; “What if I was myself, and told you that I was not okay ?”If you're looking for a safe haven to express how you feel, Share articles, photos ,memories and more,Join the Grief Encounters Facebook Group,A place for support, compassion and empathy for those grievinghttps://www.facebook.com/groups/GriefEncounters/Music by: Nctrnm See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I sit down with the legendary radio DJ Nikki Hayes to discuss, her dogs, dick celebrities (and sound ones) and her battle with mental healthPatreon:https://www.patreon.com/tomomahonybuckshotTee Shop:https://www.teepublic.com/user/tomomahonyGigs:http://www.tomomahony.com/gigs/Nikki's Book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=9781781174999&i=stripbooks&linkCode=qs

Join us for #IndieMusicLIVE! 142 - Get the latest in #IndieMusic news and listen to the best #IndieMusicians we have found in the past week! Featured Artist: Remotejazz Music: Remote Jazz - "Examine Yourself" Nikki Hayes - "Move" Lazarus Moon - "Colours Music Video" Louise Marshall - "Ocean" Promote your music NOW: http://www.indiemusicplus.ecwid.com/ Hosted by JoeJoeKeys & David Werba Produced by Robert Hix of Hixvideo Submit your music for consideration at http://www.indiemusicplus.com/

It's summertime! With the prep sports calendar wrapped up, Brett, Jake and 7&4's Harrison Beeby run through the highlights of all three sports seasons. The Bulletin Board is Harrison. It's sports related, it's Harrison related. It's good stuff. Traverse City West baseball/football player Sam DeKuiper drops by the studio as our guest this week. Olivia Tomaszewski, Nikki Hayes and Sielle Kearney earn retroactive Get Around Hall of Fame nods. A Major Leaguer puked twice during an inning of work Sunday. The Get Around Guys relive their own sticky situations.

Kingsley's Remmi King and Traverse City Central's Cassidy Henshaw swing by the studio to chat with the guys about being a Wolverine-turned-Spartan and a Spartan-turned-Wolverine, respectively. They also chat about their athletic achievements and future athletic endeavors. Newly crowned Get Around Guy, Jake Atnip, joins the fray for his third episode as Brendan, Brett and James discuss possible Male and Female Athlete of the Year winners, Kalkaska softball, Suttons Bay's Thomas Hursey and the new head coach for the Bay Reps. They also welcome a special guest near and dear to Brendan's heart to set the record straight about why his brother is named Jake. Plus, Kalkaska's Makenzie Wilkinson, Traverse City West's Maya Dean and Elk Rapids' Nikki Hayes are up for the Get Around Hall of Fame. The guys wrap up the show with which superhero they would take No. 1 overall in the NFL Draft.

Awake 2 Oneness Radio hosted its first video webinar on The True Nature of Reality with Suzanne Giesemann, Anne Puryear, Sheri Perl and Sandra Kryzakos as our expert panelists. Also joining the discussion were David "Dov" Fishman, a leading teacher of "A Course in Miracles" and Nikki Hayes, Assistant Director of SHIfT into ONE based in Toronto Canada. This is the audio from the video webinar that was pre-recorded and aired  on Friday, January 13, 2017. I am so excited to announce I hosted my first video panel discussion with five former guests of Awake 2 Oneness Radio. The topic for this webinar is The True Nature of Reality. We will be discussing how there is only eternal life, and how our love ones who transition are not gone. This show will be very encouraging and uplifting for anyone who has lost someone very close to them. To watch video webinar click here: https://youtu.be/0JWMr_4RVP4

100 Options is a regional musical collective formed in Ohio and now bas Pop/R&B singer; songwriter; dancer and self-taught musician Nikki Hayes is not your typical artist. Alongside her natural ability to cross over to any genre of music, she is more of a vocal powerhouse to be reckoned with.

Interview with Nichole Thomas, one of the organizers of the Rally For Equality. Please visit their website for more information. http://www.rallyforequality.com/

Interview with Nichole Thomas, one of the organizers of the Rally For Equality. Please visit their website for more information. http://www.rallyforequality.com/