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Bob Ford likes to say if he has 10 good stories to tell sitting around a bar, Charles Barkley is the subject of 7 or 8 of them. Hear a few of his greatest hits from covering Sir Charles, each told with Bob's wit and dead-on voice imitation. He also shares other memorable moments from his long, distinguished career in Philadelphia that took him around the world and made his columns must-reads. Only Bob could bring us Pete Rose, Doug Moe, Prince Albert, a Finish sports talk radio debate over ski jumping, and wolf urine – yes, wolf urine – all in one episode. You'll understand why other sportswriters always enjoyed Bob's company. He's a real treasure. Ford was an award-winning writer at the Philadelphia Inquirer for nearly 33 years – the final 18 as a columnist – until his retirement in 2020. He was twice nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in commentary. Bob was a general assignment feature writer, with an emphasis on Olympic sports and long-form narrative from 1994 until his promotion as columnist in 2003. He previously covered the NBA and 76ers as the paper's beat reporter for six years. Bob was named Pennsylvania Sportswriter of the Year seven times by the National Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association. He covered six Olympics, three World Cups, numerous NBA Finals, the Tour de France, Wimbledon, the British Open and other major sporting events. He wrote stories from 14 countries and throughout the U.S. His work was also recognized by the Society of Professional Journalists, the Associated Press, and the Keystone Press Association. He was twice named a top 10 columnist in the large circulation division of the AP Sports Editors competition, and he also won the 2005 Eclipse Award for outstanding feature writing on thoroughbred racing. Prior to joining the Inquirer in 1987, Bob worked six years at the Delaware County Daily Times outside of Philadelphia, where he covered the Phillies as a beat reporter for three seasons and later served as columnist. Bob began his journalism career as sports editor of the Easton (Md.) Star-Democrat (1976 to '81) following his graduation from the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland. His alma mater's Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism honored Bob in 2017 with a “Distinguished Terrapin” award. Ford is a fellow of the Knight Center for Specialized Journalism. Bob is a native of College Park, Md. His wife, Bonnie Ford, was an award-winning sports journalist at ESPN, the Chicago Tribune, The Plain Dealer in Cleveland, the Detroit News, and the Ann Arbor News. She was a previous guest on Press Box Access: https://evergreenpodcasts.com/... Stories from early in her career were written under her maiden name, Bonnie DeSimone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guess who's turning 15!! with floor takeovers by our friends: RUMMELS BUCHT - Andreas Rauscher, Bonnie Ford, Gitte Verführt, Niemand & Keiner SISYPHOS - Annina, Etcha, Juli N More, Tobi Dei Heimlich Knüller, Madmotormiquel & Kotoe, Maik Gyver, Marcii Moto, Adam Aalias, Claus Fussek, Chrisse Kunst, HOUSE OF LUNACY - Cyranotaurus Cortex, Goldenaxe KILLING TIME - Jeyoh, Kurilo, Margaux, Sofiane Ady Toledano Aérea Negrot Alexkid Amy Dabbs Barbara Preisinger Bertrand. DJ Pete Esther Dune Exildiscount Flavia Laus Franz Scala Garo Giordano b2b Francesco Devincenti GreenVision (Juan Ramos & Trent) Homeboy Jacob Phono Jesse G Johannes Albert JP Enfant Katiusha Luvthang Mister Willis Mondee Monty Luke Peachonfuse Rhyw Sabine Hoffmann Shed Tapefeed Thomas Melchior Yas Reven The weekend will feature such celebrated guests as Shed, Aérea Negrot, DJ Pete, and Thomas Melchior. Almost the entire line up is comprised of Berlin-based artists who have shaped the musical identity of this club and the city over the years. This eclectic mix of selectors showcases the full range of sounds heard regularly on our dancefloors, highlighting both seasoned veterans (Monty Luke, Sabine Hoffmann, Esther Dune) and a slew of new tastemakers (Katiusha, Jesse G, Giordano b2b Francesco Devincenti) together with some of our residents (Juan Ramos, Homeboy, Johannes Albert) and beloved regulars in our booths (Alexkid, Ady Toledano, Barbara Preisinger, Franz Scala). The event will also publicly debut the new “secret floor” on the other side of the building which is connected by a newly-constructed, purpose-built corridor in the ground floor that can also be closed off from the main party. This space lends itself perfectly to an intimate atmosphere and will play host to various local collectives and party crews, both at the birthday and at regular club nights going forward. Andreas Rauscher (Rummel | Berlin) *for booking, please contact: booking@rummels-welt.de

Heather was joined by her mom, Bonnie Ford, to discuss how life's challenges can be turned around.

For Bonnie Ford, being a sportswriter is about more than covering games and knowing statistics. She carved out a stellar career by acting on what she felt was a journalistic obligation: Digging into complicated social, cultural and financial topics related to sports. Bonnie did extensive work on doping scandals, especially in cycling, which made her an expert on the Tour de France and its superstar, Lance Armstrong. “I'm grateful that I had such a compelling figure for so much of my career to cover,” she says. Bonnie also discusses how she wrote about issues common to all athletes such as mental health. She shares how Olympic swimmer Allison Schmitt used her platform to talk about depression. She also tells us about covering the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013, about profiling Art Modell as he moved the Browns from Cleveland, and what it was like at Wrigley Field after Steve Bartman tried to catch a foul ball. Bonnie was a Knight Journalism Fellow at Stanford and a Fellow at the University of Maryland Knight Center for Specialized Journalism. She grew up in the New York City area, spent her high school years in Paris, France before earning a bachelor's degree in 1979 from Oberlin College in Ohio. Bonnie is married to former Philadelphia Inquirer sports columnist Bob Ford, who retired in 2020 after 32 years at that paper. Stories from early in her career were written under her maiden name, Bonnie DeSimone. Follow her on Twitter: @Bonnie_D_Ford Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In several parts, we’re recapping some of our favourite parts of some great conversations from 2020. In part one, we look back on our chats with Sarah Hornby, Christopher McDougall, Elden Nelson, Meg Fisher, Dean Karnazes, Jim Capra, Lisa Nelson, Bonnie Ford, Chris Thornham and Selene Yeager. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adventureaudio/support

Episode 123 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features James Andrew Miller, the best-selling author of books on CAA, ESPN and Saturday Night Live and the host of the “Origins” podcast. In this podcast, Miller and Deitsch discuss ESPN and Dan Le Batard announcing they are mutually parting ways; why that relationship ended; the impact of ESPN management on that decision; Trey Wingo leaving the company;  the impact of ESPN management on Wingo not being retained; longtime ESPN writers Wayne Drehs, Bonnie Ford and Ian O’Connor announcing last week they were no longer at ESPN; the impact of losing as many sports journalists as ESPN had over the past five years; what ESPN’s commitment to sports journalism is amid their larger ecosystem heading forward, and much more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

© artwork by Bonnie Ford ➲ contact ✉ @bonnieford-1 Sonne, Mond & Mango (@https://soundcloud.com/sonnemondundmango) presents Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr. 203 Unsere (extended) Afterhour kommt heute von den Herzensmenschen Sonne, Mond & Mango. Die tollkühne Crew ist schon seit einigen Jahren in der Berliner Veranstaltungs-Szenerie anzutreffen und alles, was sie anfassen (das gilt auch musikalisch) strotzt nur so vor Herz. Lasst euch in diesen sozial armen Zeiten nicht entmutigen und springt mit auf auf den groovigen Zug der beiden Mangos. Sonne, Mond & Mango ✘ @sonnemondundmango ✘ https://www.facebook.com/sonnemondundmango

The 2020 Masters Tournament tees off Thursday from Augusta, and it’s going to look, sound and feel very different from its traditional April home. Gone are the pastel azaleas and the roar of the patrons; in are fall foliage and sounds of silence from Amen Corner. But it’s still The Masters, and someone will be getting a green jacket. Will Tiger Woods repeat his 2019 victory? Or will current favorite Bryson DeChambeau win his second straight major? We check in with Scott Van Pelt as he prepares to make the journey to Augusta, and ask him what he’s watching for in this year’s tournament. Then, ESPN’s Bonnie Ford brings us her reporting on the Vendée Globe, one of sailing’s most grueling races, and is considered the ultimate socially distanced sporting event.

© artwork by Bonnie Ford ➲ contact ✉ @bonnieford-1 Robin Schellenberg presents Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr. 202 Describing the sound, sonics and aesthetic of Robin Schellenberg’s music, one could tend easily to use bold headlines as „Melodic Techno“ or „Deep House“ with a love for „Downtempo“ – but there is more to it: in between the kicks, the free forming patterns and tracks, it becomes alive and spans vividly over these genres. His productions oscillate between a soft dystopian void full of sweeping build up’s, that drift endlessly into an infinite sky, twisting from a warm unisono into harsher electronics, to break down into perfectly saturated beats, that house themselves in the mid-tempo field, referencing minimal grooves from contemporary downbeat productions. Even if we are not talking about dark techno here, Robin loves its aesthetic and manages to translate them into his music, without drifting into cold industrial repetition – it’s more a deep yearning for the horizon, pulling the dancer forward with soft melancholy. In his DJ-Set’s he brings all these parts together, roaming from 116 – 128 bpm, blending organic downbeat with heavy sweeping bangers, to slowly lead his dancefloor into a sweet and endless decay. Robin Schellenberg ✘ @robinschellenberg ✘ https://www.facebook.com/robinschellenbergmusic

© artwork by Bonnie Ford ➲ contact ✉ https://soundcloud.com/bonnieford-1 Funky Chap (https://soundcloud.com/funky-chap) presents Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr.201 Unsere Nr. 201 kommt dieses Mal von einem Herzensmenschen, welcher gute Musik stets zu schätzen weiß. Soweit ich mich erinnere ist er auch seit meinen eigenen Anfängen auf Soundcloud mit dabei und verwöhnt mit seinen Sets stets die Zuhörer. Wir begrüßen in unserer kleinen, aber feinen Reihe den Schweizer FUNKY CHAP. Jeremy ist nicht nur ein toller DJ, sondern auch Gründer und Betreiber der bekannten Podcastreihe „Sunset Grooves“. Neben der ganzen Orga, Kontaktpflege und Kommunikation, verirrt er sich (im positiven Sinne) immer wieder selber Mal hinter die Decks. Dabei zeigt er jedes Mal aufs Neue wie facettenreich elektronische Musik sein kann. Eine hervorragende Hörprobe seines Könnens ist der für uns arrangierte Podcast. Neben einem sanften und überaus harmonischen Aufbau mit ganz viel Tiefgang, besticht der Beginn mit vielen Indie-Musik typischen Anteilen. Let's Rock!!! Recht schnell wird klar wohin es Jeremy zieht. Nämlich auf den Dancefloor. Nach und nach baut er geschickt den Druck und die Tiefe immer weiter auf, so dass man die Beine nicht mehr ruhig halten kann. Dabei überdreht er aber nie, so dass er immer noch genug Raum zum Träumen anbietet. Eine durchaus harmonische Mischung wie ich finde. Wir danken Dir vielmals für dieses besondere Set. Umwerfend, intensiv und überraschend gut. Wenn Indie, dann Hier. Chapeu. Wir sind entzückt. Funky Chap ✘ https://soundcloud.com/funky-chap (Laussane/Switzerland) ✘ https://www.facebook.com/FunkyChap66/ Sunset Grooves ✘ https://soundcloud.com/sunset-grooves ✘ https://www.facebook.com/SunsetGrooves

Listen in as ESPN Olympics reporter Bonnie Ford talks with Pete McMurray about ESPN’s 30 for 30 podcast series on US Gymnastics and the toxic culture these young women had to overcome to get to the Olympics.

ESPN senior writer Alyssa Roenigk joined the show to discuss Heavy Medals: Inside the Karolyi Gymnastic Empire, a 30 for 30 podcast she's co-hosting with Bonnie Ford that takes a sweeping look at the influence of the legendary Romanian coaching team, Bela and Marta Karolyi, and in turn the transformation of USA Gymnastics over the last four decades.

ESPN's Bonnie Ford joins the show to discuss her career in sports journalism. She shares how she got started, the best advice she received, and gets into her work along the way. One of Bonnie's areas of expertise is doping in sports, and she shares valuable thoughts on the persistent fight to curb it. She talks about how she has covered fourteen iterations of the Tour de France, getting into the logistical web of the event, plus what it was like to report on the Lance Armstrong story. Finally, she speaks about one of the most difficult, yet rewarding, stories she's worked on involving a biathlete named Kari Swenson. All this and much more. Enjoy!

© artwork by Bonnie Ford (https://soundcloud.com/bonnieford-1) Julian Falk (https://soundcloud.com/julianfalkk) presents "The Saga Of The Golden Scarab“ Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr.185 Unsere Nr. 185 kommt dieses Mal von einem Menschen, denn ich vor knapp zwei Jahren persönlich auf einem Event der Mousike Freunde in Berlin (https://soundcloud.com/mousike) traf und zu schätzen gelernt habe. Auch „ohne eigene Kopfhörer“ konnte mich der quirlige Leipziger mit seinem speziellen Downtempo Sound damals, wie auch heute, voll und ganz überzeugen. Ich begrüße in unserer kleinen, aber feinen Reihe den Leipziger DJ ‚Julian Falk‘, der einen großen Hang für ethnische und sehnsüchtige Melodien, sowie tiefe Bassdrums hat. Eine hervorragende Hörprobe seines Könnens ist der für uns arrangierte Podcast mit dem cineastischen Namen "The Saga Of The Golden Scarab". Die Aufnahme überzeugt mich vor allem wegen seiner ganz anderen Herrangehensweise, als ich es bei Ihm gewohnt war. Deutlich flotter und treibender kommt das Set daher. Auf der anderen Seite vereint es aber immer noch dies ganz besonderen Momente voller Harmonie, welche ihn doch kennzeichnen. Neben einem samtweichen Aufbau mit ganz viel Tiefgang, fließen die Übergänge überwiegend gekonnt ineinander, dass man schnell vergisst einem Mix zu lauschen. Dabei baut er sukzessiv den Druck und Tiefe auf. Ab und dann könnte man auch meinem, dass es sich bei all der Harmonie nämlich um einen Never-Ending-Track handeln könnte. Sobald man die Augen schließt und den Klängen Lauscht, vergisst man ganz schnell den Alltag. Es entsteht ein Gefühl der puren Entspannung, welches Zeit und Raum auflöst. Dazu besticht sein Set auch mit einem spannenden Arrangement, in dem er das gewisse Feingefühl für Stimmungen und Dramatik zeigt. Egal wie man es wendet und dreht, die Aufnahme nimmt einen tatsächlich ohne Umwege auf eine intensive Reise ins Nirvana und zurück mit. Ich bin selber komplett sprachlos von diesem besonderen, unerwarteten Geschenk, welches du uns gemacht hast Julian. Ich danke Dir vielmals für dieses besondere Set. Umwerfend, intensiv und überraschend gut. Wenn Traum, dann Hier. Chapeu. Ich bin entzückt. ✘ https://soundcloud.com/julianfalkk (Leipzig/Germany) ✘ https://www.facebook.com/julianfalkk Download for free on The Artist Union

Bonnie Ford is a senior writer with ESPN who has reported on cycling, doping cases, the Olympics, and a host of other sports. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adventureaudio/support

Bonnie Ford is a senior writer for ESPN.com who has over two decades of experience covering sports and anti-doping. She shares challenges associated with making anti-doping stories interesting and accessible for general audiences as well as the pressures and stresses of sports journalism. Bonnie also discusses guidelines for responsible journalism when covering sensitive anti-doping cases, potential pros and cons of making doping cases public, and the evolution of her anti-doping reporting over the years.

With this week's episode, we switch gears from interviewing athletes to interviewing a journalist. Kara, Chris and Shanna are joined by Bonnie Ford to discuss doping and the pursuit of clean sport.  Bonnie is a senior writer with ESPN who covers cycling, Olympics sports, tennis, soccer, and a host of other sports. She has covered more than 14 Tours de France including the Lance Armstrong and Chris Froome doping cases. In addition, she has interviewed anti-doping whistleblowers, including Floyd Landis, Yuliya and Vitaly Stepanova, and Kara herself. With Bonnie, we cover a range of topics including her first exposure to doping in sport, what it was like to cover cycling during the Armstrong era, what she believes athletes can do to stand up on this topic, and how fans can remain hopeful in the fight against doping. Bonnie's perspective on this topic is objective, deep, and insightful. We need more journalists like her who are willing to ask the hard questions while covering this topic thoroughly and with regularity.  

Nairo Quintana won the stage, but did Movistar even want him to? And Egan Bernal got a gap, only to have his teammate try to bridge across. It was a day for odd tactics, and Rupert and Caley are joined by ESPN.com's Bonnie Ford and the Wall Street Journal's Josh Robinson to talk through a spectacular day of racing. Plus, James Huang calls in for a Nerd Alert segment on climbing bikes.

Julian Alaphilippe takes an impressive stage 13 time trial win to extend his Tour de France lead. Marianne Vos storms to victory at La Course. Caley, Rupert, and Iain talk with Bonnie Ford and Joshua Robinson about a compelling day in France.

Sometimes we choose to do things that push us out of our comfort zones. Sometimes those things happen to us and we have to dig in, embrace the discomfort and use all of our tools to push through. Kikkan Randall has experienced both categories. Kikkan is a lifelong skier. Her family moved to Alaska when she was young so most of her formative years were spent there. She’s a talent. Pure and simple. A natural athlete who gravitated to skiing. She has competed in 5 Olympic games. FIVE! While she raced at the top level in the world for over 15 years, it wasn’t until 2018 when she and her teammate Jessie Diggins won gold in the Team Sprint – the first ever gold medals in that event! Kikkan’s athletic career alone is something we can all glean knowledge and inspiration from. But the next chapter of her life started three months after her gold medal. She was officially retired when she felt a lump on her breast and was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer at 35 years old. This is the chapter she’s still writing. Through it all, she has used exercise as a tool to help during treatments and guess what? Just for kicks, she jumped into her first endurance race – the  50km Birkie! Like me (racing the 29km Korte), she was also stepping outside of her comfort zone and doing a long distance race for the first time. Today we talk about: Alaska: Growing up in eccentric Alaskan culture as a runner and a skier What it took to become a pro/elite skier The 10 year plan Competing at the top level in the world for over 15 years How she met her husband Jeff Ellis & their evolution as a married couple pursuing athletic dreams - separately and together Becoming a mom (to now 3 year old Breck) THE RACE! What it took to win GOLD in PyeongChang 2018 Why teamwork is the key to success Cancer: how, why & what now Jumping into the Birkie & exercising through her treatments What we didn't talk about: Her non-profit Fast & Female - Kikkan is empowering girls everyday! Kikkan is a very special person. Since this interview, ESPNW wrote an article about Kikkan and described what they call “the Kikkan Effect.” Here’s how the author Bonnie Ford describes it, “a powerful vortex evident long before her diagnosis. It pulls people toward her and spins them back out, doing things they might otherwise resist. They hear her in their heads: Come on. It'll be fun. We'll be better.” I think Kikkan is just one of those people who on the outside is like the girl next door, so she’s real and approachable, but on the inside is like a superhero, able to push herself mentally and physically further than most people can ever imagine. But the effect is real. Her Positivity is contagious. Post-Note: Back to the Birkie for a minute. It’s funny. We texted before and after the start. I told her there was a bet to see who would win – me in the 29k or Kikkan in the 50k. At 2:48, she texted me this sentence, “That was hard.” I wrote back, “I can’t wait to hear about it. But the most awesome thing is that I beat you.” Of course she averaged 3:22 per k for 50k and I averaged 5:13 per k for 29k but a bet’s a bet. So the Kikkan effect has begun! How to follow Kikkan Her website kikkan.com Instagram @kikkanimal Facebook @kikkanrandall Fast & Female

Our first female guest, acclaimed sports journalist Bonnie Ford and Ted sit down in a park in beautiful Quebec City, amid the namesake UCI race, Grand Prix Quebec City, to catch up on life and cycling, then delve much deeper into the disparity between sexes in sports, sports journalism, and much more.

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Cover by ©FRANZ ZÜNKLER [franz.zuenkler@t-online.de] ┋ Bonnie Ford (https://soundcloud.com/bonnieford-1) (Rummel/Berlin ) presents Afterhour Sounds Podcast Nr.98┋ Heute präsentieren wir euch mal wieder einen Leckerbissen aus „der Bucht unseres Vertrauens“. Aus ihrem Heimathafen der Rummelsbucht sticht Bonnie Ford seit vielen Jahren in die wilde See der Berliner Clubszene. Zu den Anlegestellen gehören bspw. KaterKiosk, Sisyphos, Watergate, Ipse oder Mensch Meier. Die letzten zwei Jahre war sie auch sehr häufig mit Ihrer „Sister in Crime“ Iza Minelli anzutreffen --- ein Duo mit gewaltiger Sprengkraft --- hier sei mal nur Fusion, Freiluftfestival oder Plötzlich am Meer genannt. Bonnie Ford liebt die gnadenlos fetten Basslines und überzeugt ihre Zuhörer immer wieder mit ihrer Leidenschaft für deepen kraftvollen Sound und ihrem unverwechselbaren Geschmack in den Genres Deep, Techno, Minimal und Techhouse. Für unsere Serie hat sich Bonnie aber entschieden mal zu zeigen, das sich auch die ruhigen und sanften Töne mehr als beherrscht. Es ist ein wunderbar entschleunigtes Set mit tiefen deepen Bässen und trippigen Melodien entstanden das einen sofort in seinen Bann zieht. Bonnie vielen Dank für diese wunderbare Stunde und hoffentlich auf Bald mal wieder in der Bucht. ┋InfoBox Bastian Bonnie Ford (Rummel/Berlin ) ┋ booking contact | bonnieford.rummel@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/bonniefordmusic https://soundcloud.com/bonnieford-1

Bonnie Ford liebt die gnadenlos fetten Basslines und überzeugt ihre Zuhörer immer wieder mit ihrer Leidenschaft für deepen, kraftvollen Sound und ihrem unverwechselbaren Geschmack in den Genres Deep, Techno, Minimal und Techhouse. Mit einem tiefen Gespür für den Dancefloor spielte sie sich seit 2012 binnen kürzester Zeit in die Herzen der Berliner Clubwelt, aus der sie nun nicht mehr wegzudenken ist. Beheimatet im Club Rummels Bucht tourt sie darüber hinaus durch die einschlägigen Clubs der Stadt. So bringt sie sowohl im Golden Gate, Sisyphos, Chalet, Ipse, Kosmonaut u.a. den Boden zum Beben und ihre stilvollen Sets erklären sich dabei von selbst. www.facebook.com/bonniefordmusic soundcloud.com/bonnieford-1