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It's the second of our 3 episodes live from Henderson Brewing in Toronto! This week we interview RushCon Creative Director Jillian Maryonovich; hear Rush Origin Stories from fans Jeff from Traverse City, Michigan; Ian from Kitchener, Ontario; Nyki from Honolulu, Hawaii; David from Toronto; and Christopher from Rochester, New York; and talk with RushFest Scotland founder Steve Brown. Follow us on Bluesky: @rushfancast Follow us on Instagram: @therushcast Follow us on X (formerly Twitter): @RushFanCast Follow us on Threads: @therushcast Email us at: therushcast@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us for an informative event! We are thrilled to welcome Judge Greg Mathis as part of a voter education group, where he will share the positive impacts of registering to vote and taking part in the polls. Nyki Robinson, the founder of Black Girls Vote, will shed light on how down-ballot issues are as crucial as top-of-the-ticket candidates. Additionally, Political Strategist Melanie Campbell, president of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, will join the discussion. Text “DCnews” to 52140 For Local & Exclusive News Sent Directly To You! The Big Show starts at 6 am ET, 5 am CT, 3 am PT, and 11 am BST Listen Live on WOL 95.9 FM & 1450 AM, woldcnews.com, the WOL DC NEWS app, WOLB 1010 AM or wolbbaltimore.com. Call 800 450 7876 to participate on The Carl Nelson Show! Tune in every morning to join the conversation and learn more about issues impacting our community. All programs are available for free on your favorite podcast platform. Follow the programs on Twitter & Instagram and watch your Black Ideas come to life!✊

We are back with another interview, this time Trev sat down with Nyki Inskip, Computer science lead teacher at Queen Mary's College Basingstoke for a chat on all things minecraft. What followed was a fascinating insight into how Nyki and the College are using Minecraft to engage and educate pupils. From using Minecraft to learn numbers to working as a team, Minecraft and indeed gaming as a whole are becoming a large part of the education system. Have a listen. TBD --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tbd-esports/message

Listen as we sit down with Nykidra Robinson, CEO and founder of Black Girls Vote. Nyki has become our new sister as she opened up. For the first time she shared what it was like growing up with a schizophrenic parent and how she handles it now. She was surprised with the honor of being on the Baltimore Magazine were she discusses women being empathetic leaders. We switch and discuss Nyki's Romantic interest….. Why are her friends freezing their eggs and is she able to rest in her femininity while letting a man lead

Tämän viikon jaksossa Janne ja Valtteri päättävät vihdoin käsitellä kokonaan heidän vuoden 2016 New Yorkin matkan, johon he viittaavat lähes jokaisessa jaksossaan. Reissu oli ikimuistoinen huolimatta siitä, että kyseessä ei ollut heidän ensimmäinen yhteinen ulkomaanmatka eikä edes Jannen ensimmäinen kerta kyseisessä kaupungissa. Miksi matka oli niin ikoninen? Miksi New Yorkiin lähdettiin? Mikä ei vastannut odotuksia? Mikä oli paras ruokakokemus? Millaisella budjetilla New Yorkiin kannattaa varautua? Jaksossa Janne kertoo myös omaan napaansa liittyvästä katastrofista, joka ei liity New Yorkiin millään tavalla.

*****I DO NOT OWN RIGHTS TO ANY MUSIC PLAYED IN THIS EPISODE*****Nykieria Chaney is encrypting her mark on the world through her many dynamic talents. Taking the U.S. spoken word scene by storm, Chaney began as a student at Alabama State University(A.S.U.). There, she won several poetry slams and competitions including the Extemporaneous Speaker Competition and the Black Entertainment Television (B.E.T.) at A.S.U. Talent Search Contest.Spoken Word ArtistShe has since performed at many of the world renowned poetry and open mic hot-spots in the U.S., including the Nuyorican Poetry Café in New York, NY, Uptown Saturday Nights in Charlotte, NC, The Spoken Word Café in Chicago, IL, Nokturnal Escape in Jacksonville, FL, Spoken Word Revolution in Orlando, FL, and Apache Café in Atlanta, GA.Nyki,” as she is affectionately called by friends and family, powerfully delivers works that do not simply scratch the surface of any controversial issue but offer a verbal stronghold on taboo and unaddressed subjects. This gift continuously yields her a number of winning titles in poetry slams across the United States. Other benefits reaped from her oral harvest are features of her writings and performances by No Labelz Magazine, Sistah Speak of St. Louis, MO, GBF Magazine, Women in Music, radio station 103.1FM of Orlando, FL and 89.3FM of Atlanta, SisterLove of Atlanta, GA, A&U Magazine, Lesbian Memoirs, Punany Poets, The Nalo Movement, and many other magazines, ezines, and anthologies.https://www.nykieriachaney.com/--- 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/iamlovereigns/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iamlovereigns/support

Colin Kobza is the co-founder of Live Loud Marketing. Colin and his wife Nyki started their digital marketing company to provide mentorship and fundamentals to empower others on their own entrepreneurial journeys. Colin and his wife were inspired to help empower others through digital marketing because they saw the impact it had to provide flexibility and financial stability. In this episode, Colin explains that before they found the path of online marketing, Colin was an up-and-coming hockey player who had the potential to play in the NHL until he was faced with cancer. He pivoted from hockey to take care of his health, but it wasn’t long until he was planning his next move. Colin entered the music festival business and put in the work to eventually grow his music event to 20,000 people in attendance. At the time, the festival was unsustainable and Colin was forced to pivot again. Having to support his family with 2 young children, Colin talks about the time in his life that he made a bad investment out of desperation and started losing everything. With his wife by his side, Colin was able to turn their life around after he clicked an advertisement to start an online business and learned everything there was to know about affiliate marketing. Colin truly believes that online marketing was the key opportunity that allowed his family to regain financial stability and live a more fulfilling life. Connect with Colin:Learn more at LiveLoudMarketing.comConnect with Colin on Facebook and InstagramConnect with Lance:Subscribe on Messenger to get the latest episodes and tips straight to your inbox! Connect with Lance on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. About University of Adversity PodcastLearn how to overcome failure and tragedy, while becoming your best self with the University of Adversity podcast. Join your host Lance Essihos as he interviews successful individuals that have fought the hard battles to overcome life’s obstacles. Lance started the University of Adversity podcast after overcoming his own adversities shared in episode 01. Join him and thousands of other entrepreneurs in learning how to use Adversity as a fuel to ignite your inner flame and live the life you have always desired. Tune in weekly for a dose of positivity, strength, and real-life practical advice to achieve your life goals.Support the show (https://www.lanceessihos.com/)

Tym razem spotkałem się z jednym z najbardziej oryginalnych polskich fotografów trailowych - Jankiem Nyką. Dla nas wszystkich zdjęcia są bardzo fajną pamiątką z biegowych weekendów, a po powrocie do domu nie możemy się doczekać kiedy organizator imprezy je udostępni. Na nasze szczęście mamy wielu doskonałych fotografów, którzy poświęcają mnóstwo czasu, energii, kreatywności i talentu aby zrobić nam epickie zdjęcia. Piotr Oleszak, Piotr Dymus czy Jacek Deneka napewno należą tutaj do czołówki. Jednak na próżno szukać nam zdjęć od Janka Nyki. Janek wybrał inną drogę wykonując niewielką ilość zdjęć, natomiast skupiając się nad ich kompozycją i emocjami starając się uchwycić wyjątkowe chwile podczas zawodów biegowych czy też zamkniętych sesji fotograficznych. Janek opowie o kulisach powstawania jego kultowych prac ale również dowiemy się bardzo dużo o jego domu i rodzinnym i o tym jak ważną dla niego jest postać jego ojca - Józefa Nyki - miłośnika gór i fotografa. Posłuchajcie.

Nyki Way is a San Francisco Bay Area illustrator who was born in Boulder, Colorado.  She is inspired by nature, civil rights, psychology, and emotion.  In her art therapy blog, “Painting Your Own Reality,” she offers a glimpse into her struggles with depression and psychosis as well as her new appreciation for life to help others to transform their lives into the exact life they want. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/nykiway In this episode, Nyki discusses: -Her creative upbringing. -The fear of not succeeding or not being “good enough.” -Her mental health struggles and how she has been balancing that with pushing herself as an artist. -Using drugs as a means of escape, but finding that art could be equally useful as a coping mechanism. -Her contemplation of suicide and her eventual relocation. -The intention of her blog to connect with people who might feel alone the way she did, so that they can see that they are not the only ones going through it. -The incredible benefits she has seen in her life due to therapy. -How art school gave her the skills to finally execute what she was thinking. -How she is too trusting in people and that occasionally leads her to getting scammed. -How to protect yourself with contracts. -Her formula for balancing her time between commissions, personal work, and school. -What art and creativity brings to her life. -Her fascination with her new “toy,” Super Sculpee. -How the everyday things in life usually inspire her much more than going to galleries or looking at other artists. -Westworld! Nyki's Final Push will inspire you to be who you are, because nobody is going to be you for you!   Quotes: “I have this big fear of not being ‘good enough’ and not having a fan base.” “I think a lot of artists have this darker side that actually prevents them from putting out their best work because they have that fear and that self-doubt.” “You can’t just go about life not asking for what you need.  Because if you don’t, nobody is going to give it to you.” “All the sudden the world opened up and I could paint everything in my brain.  I finally had the skills to execute what I was thinking.” "If you have to do anything in this world, just keep creating and expressing yourself as much as you can.  Even if you feel like you have nothing to share or nothing to say.  Just share it and be who you are." "Be who you are because nobody is going to be you for you." Links mentioned: Painting Your Own Reality (Nyki's art therapy blog) Connect with Nyki: Website / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter / Pinterest

Women of the LGBT Community have come a long way from the smoke bars of the 60's. No longer hiding in closets or behind the safety of traditional marriage sceens, LGBT women are out and proud. Tune in weekly as we discuss the latest hot topics & clear up the confusion about what it means to be LGBT in todays society.

Women of the LGBT Community have come a long way from the smoke bars of the 60's. No longer hiding in closets or behind the safety of traditional marriage sceens, LGBT women are out and proud. Tune in weekly as we discuss the latest hot topics & clear up the confusion about what it means to be LGBT in todays society.

Women of the LGBT Community have come a long way from the smoke bars of the 60's. No longer hiding in closets or behind the safety of traditional marriage sceens, LGBT women are out and proud. Tune in weekly as we discuss the latest hot topics & clear up the confusion about what it means to be LGBT in todays society.

Women of the LGBT Community have come a long way from the smoke bars of the 60's. No longer hiding in closets or behind the safety of traditional marriage sceens, LGBT women are out and proud. Tune in weekly as we discuss the latest hot topics & clear up the confusion about what it means to be LGBT in todays society.