Audriix joins Nick Egan Times to discuss her music career, creative journey, and the inspiration behind her empowering single, Taking Back My Life.

An internationally recognized singer-songwriter, Audriix shares insights from her evolution as an artist, from releasing her debut EP Colors to her full-length album Status Change and a growing catalog of music centered on confidence, resilience, and self-discovery. She discusses the personal experiences that have shaped her songwriting, the importance of female empowerment, and how music can help people heal, grow, and reclaim their identity after life’s challenges.

This episode explores music, creativity, personal growth, empowerment, self-love, and the mindset required to overcome adversity. A powerful conversation for artists, entrepreneurs, and anyone seeking inspiration to move forward, embrace change, and create a life on their own terms.

Natasha Slayton joins Nick Egan Times to discuss her journey from international pop success with G.R.L. to launching her solo music career and embracing personal transformation.

Known for hit songs including Ugly Heart, Wild Wild Love featuring Pitbull, and Lighthouse, Natasha shares insights from performing on the global stage, achieving chart success across multiple countries, and navigating the challenges of the music industry. She also opens up about her path to sobriety, healing, self-discovery, and the inspiration behind her solo debut single, Love Me Like Me.

This episode explores music, creativity, resilience, personal growth, mental wellness, and the power of self-acceptance. A meaningful conversation for artists, entrepreneurs, and anyone seeking inspiration to overcome challenges and embrace their authentic self.

Sandra Irving joins Nick Egan Times to discuss wellness, mindset, personal growth, and the transformative power of living in alignment with your purpose.

As a wellness and business coach, Sandra has spent years helping individuals and organizations navigate change, improve performance, and create meaningful results. She shares practical strategies for overcoming uncertainty, making confident decisions, developing healthy habits, and building a life that feels both successful and fulfilling.

This episode explores personal development, wellbeing, leadership, behavioral change, coaching, and the mindset shifts required to create lasting growth. A valuable conversation for entrepreneurs, professionals, leaders, and anyone seeking greater clarity, balance, and purpose in their personal or professional life.

Robin Campbell and Jimmy Brown of UB40 join Nick Egan Times to discuss the band’s remarkable career, global success, iconic hit songs, and the release of their new album Bigga Baggariddim.

As members of one of the most successful British bands of all time, Robin and Jimmy share insights into UB40’s journey spanning decades of chart success, international touring, and more than 100 million records sold worldwide. They reflect on the stories behind timeless classics such as Red Red Wine, (I Can’t Help) Falling in Love With You, Kingston Town, and I Got You Babe, while discussing the band’s longevity, influence on reggae music, and continued passion for creating new music.

This episode explores music, songwriting, creativity, longevity in the entertainment industry, global success, collaboration, and the evolution of one of the world’s most beloved reggae bands. A must-listen for music fans, aspiring artists, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in the mindset required to sustain success over multiple decades.

Brian Gross joins Nick Egan Times to discuss his extensive career in public relations, media, entertainment marketing, and working with some of the biggest brands, artists, and organizations in the world.

As President of BSG PR, Brian shares insights from more than 28 years in the media and public relations industry, including his work with major companies such as American Recordings, Warner Bros. Records, Reprise Records, Elektra Entertainment Group, and the iconic Lollapalooza tour. He discusses the evolution of public relations, building successful marketing campaigns, managing high-profile clients, and the lessons learned from working across music, entertainment, television, and business.

This episode explores public relations, branding, media strategy, entertainment marketing, entrepreneurship, leadership, and the skills required to build long-term success in a competitive industry. A valuable conversation for entrepreneurs, marketers, business leaders, creators, and anyone interested in the world of media and communications.

Terry Coldwell joins Nick Egan Times to discuss his journey as a member of East 17, one of the most successful pop groups of the 1990s, and the story behind some of the band’s biggest global hits.

With more than 18 Top 20 singles in the UK, multiple Top 10 albums, and over 18 million records sold worldwide, Terry reflects on the rise of East 17, the success of iconic songs such as Stay Another Day, House of Love, It’s Alright, and Deep, and what it was like navigating life at the height of international fame. He also shares insights into the music industry, performing around the world, maintaining longevity in entertainment, and the evolution of the band over the years.

This episode explores music, pop culture, songwriting, performing, fame, resilience, and the realities of life inside one of the UK’s most successful boy bands. A must-listen for music fans, aspiring artists, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in the stories behind global chart success.

Shaun Eli joins Nick Egan Times to discuss his journey in stand-up comedy, performing across five continents, writing smart and topical humor, and seeing his material featured by some of television’s most recognizable late-night hosts.

A veteran comedian known for his sharp wit and insightful observations, Shaun shares stories from decades in comedy, performing at theaters, corporate events, and charity shows around the world. He reflects on his creative process, developing a unique comedic voice, and how his work gained recognition from Jay Leno and other late-night television personalities who incorporated his material into their monologues.

This episode explores comedy, creativity, communication, entertainment, writing, performance, and the power of humor to connect with audiences. An engaging conversation for comedians, writers, performers, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in the art and business of making people laugh.

Pat Sullivan joins Nick Egan Times to discuss his remarkable 44-year coaching career, leadership philosophy, and the life lessons that sports can teach both on and off the court.

Having spent 10 years coaching at the high school level and 34 years in collegiate basketball, Pat shares insights on building successful teams, developing strong leaders, and creating a culture built on discipline, accountability, teamwork, and character. He also discusses the principles behind his book, Attitude: The Cornerstone of Leadership and Team-Building: From the Bench to the Boardroom, and how lessons learned in athletics can be applied to business and everyday life.

This episode explores leadership, coaching, mentorship, teamwork, personal development, and the mindset required for long-term success. A valuable conversation for coaches, athletes, business leaders, entrepreneurs, and anyone looking to build stronger teams and lead with purpose.

David Page joins Nick Egan Times to discuss his award-winning career in journalism, television production, food storytelling, and the inspiration behind his book Food Americana.

A two-time Emmy Award-winning producer and veteran journalist, David shares insights from decades spent creating compelling television and uncovering the stories behind America’s food culture. He reflects on his work producing hit shows, including Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, the evolution of food media, and the people and traditions that have shaped regional American cuisine.

This episode explores journalism, television production, food culture, entrepreneurship, storytelling, and the art of bringing meaningful stories to life through media. A fascinating conversation for food lovers, creators, journalists, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in the rich history and culture behind America’s most iconic dishes.

Jeffrey Deskovic joins Nick Egan Times to share his extraordinary journey from wrongful conviction and imprisonment to exoneration, advocacy, and a lifelong mission to reform the criminal justice system.

After spending 16 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, Jeffrey was ultimately exonerated through DNA evidence and transformed one of life’s greatest injustices into a powerful force for positive change. He discusses the challenges of maintaining hope during adversity, rebuilding life after incarceration, pursuing a legal career, and founding the Jeffrey Deskovic Foundation for Justice to help free wrongfully convicted individuals and advance legislative reform.

This episode explores resilience, justice, perseverance, criminal justice reform, leadership, and the power of turning personal tragedy into purpose. A compelling conversation for anyone interested in overcoming adversity, creating meaningful change, and standing up for justice.