Podcast appearances and mentions of ashton court

John and Kelly talk through their weeks of training and talk about the Bristol 10K and Half MarathonHave a great week,Cheers,The SMM TeamPlease also see below, official statement from SMM:All good things must come to an end. After more than 240 episodes, myself and Kelly have decided that the finish line of the Single Malt Marathoners' podcast is in sight. Born out of the confusing time that was covid, SMM developed into a fun and interesting friendship-building machine that we are both extremely proud of and grateful for.Like most runners we are both keen on consistency and habit but we also embrace the challenge that comes with change. Recording our weekly thoughts together with friends and famous sports people has been something that we've always looked forward to and wanted to make time for but now we want to make time for and channel our energy into new adventures.We will still be running and you'll always see us at races and on the Portway or at Ashton Court on a Saturday and we will always want to talk about and celebrate what SMM was.We will be hosting a celebration for all patrons and friends of the show this summer and we will be in touch with you by email with the details. All of the SMM Podcasts will remain on the usual podcast platforms until the end of the year. If you wanted a copy of all the episodes, I can look at putting them onto a memory stick for you, please just ask. ~ johnacox1988@gmail.comThanks to all of you for being a part of this journey. The friendships we've made and the runs we've shared have been the best part of creating the podcast and we are forever grateful to all of you for your involvement. Special thank yous to all the co-hosts over the years and an extra special thank you to the Girls who Took Over (you run the world!)Cheers,John and Kelly

John and Kelly talk through their week of training with a focus on Ashton Court parkrun :-)Have a great week everyone,Cheers,The SMM Team

On February 6, 2007, in a wooded area of Ashton Court in Sarasota, Florida, a 14-year-old found a bone sticking out of the ground. Investigators quickly discovered that a woman had been buried in a shallow grave. Unfortunately, they were not able to identify her. For 15 years, she was known as “The Sarasota County Jane Doe.” That is until November 2022, when investigators partnered with DNA Labs International to identify 39-year-old Jeana Lynn Burrus using DNA testing and Genetic Genealogy.   Pretty soon, they discovered Jeana had never been reported missing.   Now, investigators are asking the media and public to share Jeana's story in hopes of solving her case.   If you or anyone you know knew Jeana Burrus or James “Jamie” Burrus or lived in or around this area between 2005-2007 and have relevant information, PLEASE reach out to the Sarasota County Sheriff's Department at 941-861-4900. Thank you to our sponsor, Zocdoc! Go to Zocdoc.com/JUSTICE and download the Zocdoc app for free. Then find and book a top-rated doctor today. For more information about the podcast and the cases discussed, visit VoicesforJusticePodcast.com Don't forget to follow me on social media under Voices for Justice Podcast & SarahETurney Join the Patreon family to get instant access to a library of extra content, support the show, and support these cases https://www.patreon.com/VoicesforJustice  The introduction music used in Voices for Justice is Thread of Clouds by Blue Dot Sessions. Outro music is Melancholic Ending by Soft and Furious. The track used for ad transitions is Pinky by Blue Dot Sessions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Big episode this week! John and Kelly are joined by Katy "The Scientist" Sutcliffe this week barely 24 hours since her new marathon PB of 3:20 at Newport which we hear all about :-)We also have an interview with Jarlath McKenna - With many successes, here are a few: Ashton Court parkrun course record holder with 15:46. A 2:24 marathon PB! The Green Man Winter Course Record Holder with 5:48 AND most recently the winner of the Anglo-Celtic Plate 100K in 6:37!!!Have a great week everyone.Cheers,The SMM Team

John, Kelly and Good Morning Callum steer the sleigh this week!We talk through a week of training which includes the Weston Prom 5 Mile Race and Ashton Court parkrun.We talk through race results - local and worldwide!Kelly takes us into her corner and reviews some Strava stats!The final Patron Prize Winner is Catie O'Donoghue! AND - we have an interview with Charlotte Hogan who started the Queen Square Run Cub!Have a great week and Merry Christmas everyone :-)Cheers,The SMM Team

The Bristol Running Show is taking place at Ashton Court Mansion on Saturday, November 26thIt is free entry and runs from 9am to 6pm so chance to do the Ashton Court parkrun before coming along to the showThere will be a series of free guided runs as well as yoga and meditation classes and throughout the day there will be fireside chats and inspiring speakersThis podcast will have a stand so come along and we will do a three or four minute recording snippet where you can tell the world about your running plans for 2023I will also be offering signed copies of my book '12 Business Lessons from running an Ultra Marathon' for just £5 with all proceeds going to the Children's Hospice South WestIt promises to be a great day at the Bristol Running Show – see you there!This is episode 104 of the Running 44@60 podcast. You can access and download the previous 103 episodes via your usual podcast app or follow this link.Host Trevor Lee ran his own first ultra in 2021 - the 44 mile Classic Quarter - hence 44@60.  Trevor has written a book about his buildup and adventure – it is both a business and running book and is now available on Amazon via this link: 12 Business Lessons from Running an Ultra Marathon. Alternatively you can obtain a copy by leaving a review on your podcast app for this podcast and then sending a screenshot of the review, with your name and address to podcast@trevorleemedia.co.ukIf you would like to come on this podcast and share your running experiences, tips, advice, plans, as well as specialist knowledge that will help runners then email Trevor via: podcast@trevorleemedia.co.uk The Running 44@60 podcast began as a learning / motivational tool for host Trevor Lee in his quest to run a first ever ultra - the Classic Quarter in 2021It now has over 100 episodes and is aimed at those thinking about and committing to their first ever ultra.Trevor wrote a book : 12 Business Lessons from Running an Ultra Marathon - all proceeds go to the Children's Hospice South West

John & Kelly are re-joined by Good Morning Callum where they talk through their previous week of training which included running and celebrating Ashton Court parkrun's 500th event!In Kelly's Corner she interviews 3-local legend vets: Katy Roy, Tariq Kurd and Charlotte Taylor-Green and talks about their experiences at the World Masters Athletics ChampionshipsIt's hot - be careful running this week everyone!Cheers,The SMM Team

John & Kelly are joined by Katy again :-)We talk through our week of training and talk about the upcoming Athletics World Championships - coming this weekend!Lots of wildlife talk... we go into Kelly's corner...Join us at Ashton Court parkrun this weekend - they're celebrating their 500th!!Cheers legends, The SMM Team

John and Kelly run the show with the help of Callum - we all remember Callum right? Good morning! https://youtu.be/HXhd0HbqTJUWe talk through our week of training which includes: A session, the last Prom race of the series, Ashton Court parkrun and Frisbee! https://www.facebook.com/bristolultimatedevelopment/?ref=py_cThis week's Patron is Andy Holliday!!https://www.strava.com/athletes/30225973Lots to talk about in Kelly's Corner!AND - We have an interview with 2:12 marathoner and all round legend Andy Buchanan!!Cheers legends,The SMM Team

Britain is on the go-to list for tourists worldwide but, with the value of the pound reaching historic lows after the Brexit vote, a visit has became more timely.英国是全球游客的首选名单，但随着英国脱欧公投后英镑的价值达到历史低点，访问变得更加及时。The summer is a great time to be in Britain. The British Museum, the Natural History Museum, the Tate Gallery are all a must-see for everybody who comes to the country, but there's also a lot of interesting things to do for those who love the outdoors.夏天是来英国的好时机。大英博物馆、自然历史博物馆、泰特美术馆都是来到这个国家的每个人的必看之地，但对于热爱户外的人来说，也有很多有趣的事情可以做。The Notting Hill Carnival changes the face of the famous London borough in the last weekend of August. 诺丁山狂欢节在 8 月的最后一个周末改变了著名的伦敦自治市镇的面貌。It's the largest street festival in Europe. First held in 1964, it's a celebration of Caribbean culture but now includes Brazilians, Africans, Europeans and anybody else who likes to dress colourfully and feels the urge to dance to the sound of a beat.这是欧洲最大的街头节日。它于 1964 年首次举办，是对加勒比文化的庆祝活动，但现在包括巴西人、非洲人、欧洲人以及任何喜欢穿着五颜六色并渴望随着节拍跳舞的人。With its popularity growing it's estimated that 50,000 performers will take part in the parade, attracting more than 1 million people over the weekend.随着其受欢迎程度的提高，估计将有 50,000 名表演者参加游行，周末将吸引超过 100 万人。Outside the capital there's also plenty to do. 在首都之外，也有很多事情要做。Early in August there's the Robin Hood Festival in Sherwood Forest Country Park, Nottinghamshire. 八月初，诺丁汉郡舍伍德森林郊野公园将举办罗宾汉节。The legendary characters of books and movies – Robin Hood and the evil Sheriff of Nottingham - can be found there amid jousting tournaments and comedy acts. 书籍和电影中的传奇人物——罗宾汉和邪恶的诺丁汉警长——可以在角逐比赛和喜剧表演中找到。For those into nature, there's always the forest to enjoy.对于那些喜欢大自然的人来说，总有森林可以享受。In mid-August, in Bristol, a city about 200km from London, the sky is filled with colour during its annual balloon fiesta. 8 月中旬，在距伦敦约 200 公里的城市布里斯托尔，一年一度的气球节期间，天空充满了色彩。If the weather is good, more than 100 hot air balloons rise up from the Fiesta's site in Ashton Court.如果天气好的话，100 多个热气球会从位于 Ashton Court 的嘉年华场地升起。Britain is full of traditions and sometimes just stopping at a country pub for a beer or having cream tea in a small tea room can make a moment special. 英国充满了传统，有时只是在乡村酒吧停下来喝杯啤酒或在小茶室喝奶油茶，就可以让时刻变得特别。Just be careful where you end up, though. Coaches full of sightseers went to the small village of Kiddlington early this month.不过，请注意最终的结果。本月初，满载观光客的大巴前往基德灵顿小村庄。 As the visitors were taking pictures of the houses and entering private gardens, the locals were taking pictures of them.当游客们在拍摄房屋并进入私人花园时，当地人正在拍照。 To this day, nobody knows what the tourists were doing there.直到今天，没有人知道游客在那里做什么。 Always be sure where you are, and learn enough English to ask for directions. Have a nice holiday!始终确定自己在哪里，并学习足够的英语来问路。假期愉快！词汇表Brexit 英国脱离欧盟timely 适时的The British museum 大英博物馆must-see 必须要看的outdoors 户外，野外The Notting Hill Carnival 诺丁山狂欢节street festival 街头庆祝活动Caribbean 加勒比地区的urge 欲望，冲动popularity 受欢迎程度，人气Robin Hood Festival 罗宾汉节jousting tournament 马上长矛比武赛comedy act 喜剧表演balloon 气球country pub 乡村酒吧cream tea 奶油茶点coach 长途客车sightseer 观光客，游客local 当地居民

In WAFDust podcast #22 we chat with multi-disciplinary artist Luke Jerram, about "New Beginnings", the latest addition to our  exhibition at Ashton Court in Bristol. New Beginnings is the first in a series of coin sculptures to be made by Luke which are animated and completed by members of the public. Some sculptures will be temporary, whilst others, will be permanent, creating a slowly changing landmark in the landscape, a destination and focus for public discussion.The giant wooden seed sculpture is proving to be very popular, as members of the public are invited to make a wish, as they hammer coins into the piece.

John, Kelly and Lauren talk through last week's running which includes a fantastic debut Ashton Court parkrun performance from LR and Gwent League Cross Country domination from KD. John whinges about his back and hammy niggles... We also have an interview with 2:52 marathoner Ian "Billy" Connock. Ian runs for Weston AC and is part of a banterful yet supportive foursome of: Kieron Summers, Ben Haines (both previously on the pod) and Chris Selman (will be on the pod!) His story about his debut marathon is worth this listen on it's own!Any questions for the pod - please send them in on Insta!Cheers, The SMM Team

In WAFDust podcast #20 we finally install Trasparenza by Andrea Greenlees,  the penultimate piece in our inaugural exhibition at Ashton Court in Bristol. The process took two days, and a team of burners braved sun, wind and rain to place the acrylic monument next to the Rose Garden.Trasparenza was first built for Burning Man 2016 and joins "Bristol Boo" by Paige Tashner, "Zlatico" by Cjay Roughgarden, and "Ohm Boy" by Hugo Farmer. All the pieces will be on public display in Bristol for the next 12 months.Andrea talks about her inspiration for the piece, and hints about the trails and tribulations of creating and transporting big art for an event in America, while living here in the UK.

S Ruston—jackin’, pumpin’, voguey, UK, ravey, some fast, some slow—she knows what you need and she’ll give it to you good. Having cut her teeth on the Bristol scene over 15 years ago, she started organising secret warehouse parties in London and playing at seminal bass music events such as DJ Pinch’s Subloaded and Dubloaded, while consistently threw it down at major UK festivals like Glastonbury, Glade, Shambala, Ashton Court and Bloc, under the alias Ghettozoid and with female booty bass collective Octopussy. She made it SXSW representing “UK Urban” with her band Bubbz & the Black Notez in 2010, before relocating to Berlin where she has divided her time between the decks and the studio. She founded the label One4Ho, focusing on 140 Bpm driven music with female led creative input, and has released as a producer and vocalist on Fabric’s Houndstooth imprint. In 2012 S Ruston served as Zebra Katz’s DJ on his first European tour, and continues to make occasional appearances at his gigs. She’s also worked closely with artists Linards Kulless and Ursula Hutchinson on music videos and VJ/DJ collaborations. As a resident of femme-forward collective Lecken, she’s been making a name for herself on the city’s queer sex-positive party scene, serving it up at TrashEra, Riot, Hot Topic, Whole Festival, Pornceptual, Warning and more. With a new release on TrashEra Music, and with her reputation quickly spreading beyond Berlin, S Ruston guarantees a sweaty dance floor and an impeccable selection wherever she goes.

Arbitrary acronyms, #parkrunForever, 700 parkruns, Alex Yee's 13:57, the maths behind parkrun bingo, abridged stats, booming NYDD attendances and the 'double map', Felixstowe parkrun, Markeaton parkrun, Brierley Forest parkrun, Severn Bridge parkrun, Ashton Court parkrun and Eastville parkrun all feature!

This week Emma talks to the Wise Children producing team, Judith Dimant, Poppy Keeling and Matt Lister and asks them to explain how a theatre company actually works.  Recorded at Ashton Court, Bristol and set against a backdrop of the early stages of rehearsal for Wise Children,  this is an insight into how theatre gets made.

The International Balloon Fiesta in Bristol has been running for nearly 40 years, drawing pilots and tourists form around the world. Helen Mark has been invited to Ashton Court to help launch one of the crafts and take flight in the direction determined by the wind. During the journey she'll find out how so many navigate around one another, and why those involved are so passionate about this way of travelling. Drifting through the skies with her will be 'The Flying Archaeologist' Ben Robinson who can reveal hidden histories in the landscape below that often go unnoticed. But all her plans are at the mercy of the weather. Presented by Helen Mark Produced by Anne-Marie Bullock.

Woodlands are often the setting for fairy stories but also for the creation of a new childhood game, a secret adventure or a new den and are cherished places. Helen Mark heads to Gloucestershire to see how children, large and small, share a love for the forest. In Berkeley she meets children from a 'forest school' where lessons are taken outside and children are taught to use axes and saws, to identify trees and create and build. While the children teach her how to get involved, she hears it's not just the children who've changed through freedom outside the classroom. Near Tetbury she meets James Shrives and his wife Debs who've crammed 1000 trees into an acre of garden space to create their own forest. The dense growth provides a sanctuary and draws in wildlife but will the pride they've taken in the growth make it heartbreaking to thin down the area? Finally she heads to the edge of Bristol where a council-managed forest at Ashton Court provides an escape for city-dwellers. She joins a group of friends to see how the wild space inspires them and if it can rival their computers and meets author Ingrid Skeels whose own alternative education led her to create St Cuthbert's Wild School for Boys.