The night show with Nick

Nick dives into the little disasters of everyday life—from awkward bus rides to YouTube mishaps and random public chaos. Tune in for laughs, relatable rants, and a few personal stories that prove life is never boring. And remember… pick wisel

Hi everyone, I am back and we start things off by interviewing someone who works with the Heinz ketchup brand.

I never thought I’d say this, but someone actually stole my phone at Kennywood — right out of the ride bin after I rode the Jackrabbit three times in a row. Luckily, karma (and The Racer coaster) stepped in, and I got it back in the most unexpected way. Join me as I tell the story, vent a little, and share what I learned from this wild experience.

I know it’s been a minute. But today’s not about the time I’ve been gone — it’s about why I’m back. In this episode, I tell a short story, share some honest thoughts, and remind you (and myself) that it’s okay to slow down. You don’t always need a reason to breathe. You just need to give yourself permission.

In this episode, we dive into three big topics: how to eat well without breaking the bank, a look at Dr. Casey Means and her new approach to health tech, and what Aaron Rodgers joining the Steelers means for the NFL. Join us for easy-to-understand insights on food, health, and sports!

In this episode of Today’s Take, we break down the top 5 news stories from May 29, 2025. From deadly tornadoes ripping through the Midwest, to major changes in federal student loan forgiveness, to new rumors surrounding Apple’s upcoming smart glasses—we’ve got you covered. Plus, we touch on a growing bird flu concern among dairy cows and what to expect if you’re traveling this Memorial Day weekend. This episode runs just under 20 minutes and is written for a smooth, easy read.

Today’s quick news update covers the top stories you need to know—concise and easy to follow. This episode is just under 5 minutes long — a quick, easy news update to keep you informed without taking too much of your time.

College isn’t getting any cheaper — and for many students, it’s becoming harder than ever to afford. In this episode, we explore how rising tuition, shrinking grants, and shifting financial aid policies are impacting students today. I’ll also share my own thoughts on what this means for future graduates, and how these changes could shape the future of higher education.

Whether you’re in college, heading there soon, or just trying to make sense of it all — this episode breaks it down in an honest and easy-to-understand way.

I’m back after a short break—thanks for sticking with me. In today’s weekend news wrap, we break down three major headlines: Donald Trump’s speech on changes at U.S. military academies, his threat of a 25% tariff on iPhones made overseas, and a new push to expand nuclear energy across the U.S. It’s a fast, focused update with a few thoughts of my own. Let’s get into it.

In today’s episode, we talk about two major stories. The Supreme Court is thinking about changing the rule that gives U.S. citizenship to anyone born here. We also look at former President Trump’s new plan for Gaza—and why people are unsure if it will actually work. Let’s break it all down in simple term