The Running Channel podcast trio are reunited once again as they dive into the classic holiday dilemma: to run or to rest? Everyone has their own personal preference - for some, running shoes are the first thing packed; for others, they're swapped out for sandals! In this week’s episode, the team explores how to strike a balance between enjoying a relaxing holiday and keeping up with training.Rick’s Challenge sees him testing out a cool new camera set to be released soon by Insta360. Sarah and Andy

To start our 50th episode Gemma shares a wild story about overcoming her unlikely fear of sex stores and Jackie introduces her to anal beads! The ladies then answer your questions on red flag friendships, money versus happiness, addiction, making new friends as an adult and co-parenting. Thanks to all of you lovely listeners for joining us since the start of Her Best Life! This episode was brought to you by Omoda Jaecoo. Follow us @wearebestiesofficial Check out the Red Flag Project, and the

Send us a text In our latest class chat, Barry catches up with the amazing Cian Arthurs, Cian is a 2 time world champion 1 arm golfer and playing captain in this year's Fightmaster cup, the equivalent of the Ryder cup for 1 armed golfers, played this year in Roganstown Golf Club. Cian talks about growing up and how a chance meeting with a 6 time major champion helped him to fall in love with Golf. Cian also talks about his family life as himself and his partner welcomed twin boys last year. A...

Chat with Jeremy from Lowboy Beaters (Episode 20 of Season 2)Matt & Riza chat about these very special Bass Drum Beaters with the man who makes them.Jeremy, based in California certainly brought the Cali Sunshine to our evening as he tells us about the concept and the various customisation options available to buy direct from him at www.lowboybeaters.com or from other suppliers.Riza who is now a complete convert to Lowboy Beaters, talks about his first hand experience of owning one and how it

Farm & Ranch Show host, Sage Faulkner, visits with her daughter, Bayler Faulkner. Bayler has been a pickup woman for several years in amateur rodeos in southern Colorado and northern NM and talks about how she started the job. She talks about her horses, the people she works with, and the role of rodeo in the western way of life and the culture. For more information, please go to www.chamapeak.org!

All three are back recording together this week to cover their most recent training in depth.Chris and Matt decide on the best plan for Sydney Marathon and Jordan decides he won't run the whole way.Chia pudding gets thrown around a bit and the guys decides its nice to credit strava loops when applicable.Thanks for tuning in!

If you’re still chasing perfect social media content, it’s time to rethink your UGC strategy. In this episode, I break down why messy is beautiful—and why your next best-performing content might be lopsided, amateur, and absolutely relatable.I share insights from my chat with Ben Rapson of King Arthur Baking about how their community thrives on imperfect, authentic content. Plus, I walk you through four ways to spark user-generated content that actually builds trust and drives conversions.By the end

Our weekly unofficial in-universe chat where the Master Tavern Keeper, amateur historian in the city of Tobaro, Tilea explains the intricacies of the Old World of Warhammer Fantasy. This week from the Master Tavern Keeper we hear about the Great Barak Varr Heist of 1397 with the mercenary knight Heinrich Lower, the Truthsayer Sedrik Ó Maoláin from Albion and the neophytes… Also available on YouTube and Audible

In this insightful episode, join us as we chat with Vaughn Fahie about the power of our voices. Vaughn introduces the fascinating concept of a "voice print"—as unique as a fingerprint—and challenges us to rethink how we share our stories. We dive deep into the advantages and challenges of narrating your story versus writing it, and explore how to quiet that pesky inner critic that makes us doubt our voice. We also discuss why so few people publish books despite the desire to, and how easy-to-use

Amy joins the podcast this week to chat all things under fueling, life as a single mum and cramming in sessions.Amy shares her journey through the ranks as an athlete and how training and mindset have her running some of the fastest times in the country. Amy gives some insight into her battle with REDS and how she seems to juggle that with full time life.Thanks for tuning in guys!

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I catch up with DG and reminisce on The Hawks Championship, chat about his time playing over in NZ and what we can expect from The Hawks in season 25/26. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sam Wachman's debut novel is the powerhouse coming-of-age story of Artem, a 12-year-old boy navigating his sexuality and survival against the backdrop of the Russo-Ukranian War. Wachman's novel hits close to home. An English teacher and volunteer for Ukranian refugees, Wachman's love of his second homeplace infuses his story with deep emotion, complexity, and care. Today, Wachman and I sit down to discuss homeland, growing up, and writing fiction against the reality of war. A must listen, and a must

Three amateur winemakers, a doctor, a lawyer and a professor got together in 1980 and bought the land that become Thirty Bench. Winemaker Emma Garner talks with Andrea about the first plantings of Riesling grapes in 1980, and the way the soil hanging onto the water affects the tastes of grapes, which naturally affects the taste of the wine. Emma sheds some light on the origins of the myth about Riesling tasting sweet too. We also chat about the reasons why Pinot Noir is a difficult grape, and get

The second part of the off-cuts from our Seven and Usual Suspects review. Lots of general chat around movie stuff, including a bit about cancel culture in movies and TV. Hit the like button and subscribe at the podcast source of choice. Find us on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/moviescramble/id1466571460 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/42wPn0tXvH3GQJ2E3NYDYp?si=TPUrCkecQb-zdEOAaD3cDA Amazon:

INHALT:Was macht eigentlich die Faszination am Amateurfunk aus? Wer sind diese Menschen, die sich in Ihrer Freizeit mit Elektronik und Funktechnik beschäftigen? Wir begeben uns in dieser Sendung auf eine Spurensuche. VERSCHLAGWORTUNG: Faszination Amateurfunk Blueghost GPS funktioniert auch auf dem Mond Software im Auto mit Tücken GEMA INFO / FOLGENDE MUSIKTITEL WERDEN IN DIESER SENDUNG GESPIELT Shocking Blue - Ink Pot Salvatore Adamo - Le Neon Chat-GPT - Amateurfunk ist mehr als Funk Foreigner -

Ep 22 (s2) Drum Hang with Dan Moss @mozziedrums (Instagram, Youtube) www.mozziedrums.co.ukDan from mozziedrums came in to tell Matt about his new venture following the closure of PMT.Dan is doing lots for the Drumming Community in the Norwich / Norfolk area and has 2 upcoming EVENTSFRIDAY 22ND AUGUST 2025 there are only a couple of tickets left for his debut Drum Hang in Norwich with performances fromDarby Todd, Jamie Murray and Dan Moss.A night hanging with drummers, drum performances, a mini shop

Ep21 (s2) Freddie Gee Academy 25! - Riza tells all!In this episode, Matt is in Portugal on his holiday and Riza is buzzing from his experience at the 25th Freddie Gee Drum Academy where he and 76 other drummers spent a few days hanging out and taking lessons from an amazing group of professional drummers.Hear Riza's feedback on his experience which was Riza's 5th time attending. Check out Freddie Gee on Facebook Freddie Gee is run by George Frederick of Marshall / Natal Drums and is well worth

What’s better than a good thriller? A good thriller spanning the Hamptons, Amsterdam, and London putting a critical eye to the art world. That’s precisely what’s in store for readers of author Rue Matthiessen’s debut novel, Woman with Eyes Closed. Rue and I chat though her writing process, interest in visual arts, and world-building in the place she calls home in today’s episode of Broken Spine Social Club.INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/bsscpodNEWSLETTER:

Caffeine is the most researched and widely used psychoactive substance in the world — but how much do you really know about it? This week, nutritionist Siân Seccombe joins Sarah and Rick for a deep dive into how caffeine affects your body and performance.They explore questions like:How much caffeine should you actually consume?When’s the best time to take it for peak performance?Is it safe to use regularly?And did you know different coffee shops serve very different amounts?Whether you're an athlete