Growing Pains with Nicholas Flores

Eric Black is a freelance journalist and the founder of Arcata News, which produces "news videos on land use and proposed development in Arcata, CA." You can find Arcata News on Facebook/YouTube ( @ArcataNews ) and Eric's other channel, dedicated to helping people write better TV news scripts, on YouTube ( @TVnewswritingtips ) You can also find Eric on Twitter (@eric_black3).

Tex Kelly is a storyteller, producer, actor, photographer and more. You can find him online (texkellyphotography.com), on Facebook (@TexKeithOfficial), Instagram (@simplytexx) and TikTok/YouTube (@simplytex).
 
09/17/2024

Randy Cordeiro is a musician and the Surreal Neil in the tribute band Super Diamond. You can find Super Diamond, and their schedule, online (superdiamond.com), YouTube (@randcordeiro) and Facebook/Instagram (@SuperDiamondBand).
 
08/29/2024

Nick sits down with Eric Kirk and David Frank to discuss the 2024 presidential election, conflict in the Middle East, accountability in the government, propaganda, speech and more!
 
08/29/2024

Dr. Fred Jordan is the Co-CEO of FinalSpark, a Swiss tech company developing brain organoids for biocomputing. You can find FinalSpark online (@finalspark.com) and on X (@finalsparkai).

Nick sits down with Dustyn Punch and Caz Boaza to discuss life, kids, religion, AI and more!
 
08/24/2024

Nick sits down with Thomas Edrington to discuss the internet, war, psychedelics, neurodivergence, Big Brother, Measure F and more!

Steven Saint Thomas is journalist, writer and permaculture designer. You can find him on Substack (thehumboldtzag.substack.com), (stevensaint.substack.com), (abufrancis.substack.com) as well as at (adventuresinpermaculture.com).

James Carey is the Co-Founder of I'm Still Here, "a mission-driven brand dedicated to those fighting life’s toughest battles." You can find them online (@imstillhereco.com) and on X/YouTube/Instagram/Facebook (@imstillhereco).

James Arrowood is the CEO/President, General Counsel of Alcor Life Extension Foundation. Alcor is a non-profit organization located in Scottsdale, Arizona, founded in 1972, to help bring cryonics to the world.