Podcasts about Graham Hill

¿Qué es la “Triple corona”? Se puede decir que es un “título” no oficial que consigue el piloto capaz de ganar las 3 carreras de velocidad más antiguas y prestigiosas del Mundo: Las 500 Millas de Indianápolis, el Gran Premio de Mónaco de F1 y las 24 Horas de Le Mans… Y digo “piloto”, en singular, porque solo uno lo ha conseguido a lo largo de la historia: El grandísimo Graham Hill. Y os lo anticipo: Este vídeo es un homenaje a Alex Palou, el único español que ha ganado las 500 millas desde su primera edición en 1911… Este es un vídeo especial que los más aficionados estoy seguro que vais a saborear, pero que puede entretener, incluso sorprender, a los menos expertos, porque hay muchas curiosidades que contar… Hablamos de las tres competiciones de velocidad más antiguas y con más carisma, como son: - Las 500 Millas de Indianápolis, cuya primera edición se celebró hace ¡114 años!, en 1911. - Las 24 Horas de Le Mans, la carrera de resistencia por excelencia, con una historia mítica y cuya primera edición se celebré en 1923. - Y del G.P. de F1 de Mónaco, que ahora hay quienes lo quiere suprimir y que nació como circuito antes que la propia F1, pues el reglamento del Mundial de F1 nace en 1950 y la primera carrera en Mónaco fue en 1929. Lo F1 han corrido en este circuito por primera vez en 1950, el primer año de la F1, más tarde en 1952 y desde 1955 “ininterrumpidamente” hasta el día de hoy. Cada una de estas carreras es única y ofrece a los pilotos, coches y equipos retos únicos: Velocidad, resistencia y precisión… por eso es tan difícil vencer en las tres carreras, por ser tan diferentes. Solo Graham Hill ha conseguido vencer en estas tres pruebas, pero Jacques Villeneuve estuvo cerca, ganado en la Indy 500 y en Mónaco y siendo segundo… ¡uy!... en Le Mans. Nuestro Fernando Alonso sí ha ganado en Le Mans, dos veces, otras dos en Mónaco y llegó a ser séptimo en Indianápolis… personalmente, me gustaría que volviese a intentarlo. Y en 2025, ¡por fin! un español ha ganado en las 500 Millas de Indianápolis… La verdad es que se veía venir, todos pensábamos que tarde o temprano llegaría, pues en el momento de escribir este guion, primero de junio de 2025, Palou ha ganado 16 carreras del Campeonato Indycar y tres títulos, los años 21, 23 y 24… Vamos a ver las peculiaridades de cada una de estas tres grandes pruebas. 500 Millas de Indianápolis: ¡Velocidad! Alex Palou se acercó a los 370 km/h de velocidad máxima en el óvalo de Indianápolis… ¿te parece mucho? Te doy otro dato: La velocidad media durante las casi dos horas de carrera, incluidas las paradas, fue de casi 300 km/h, exactamente 297 km/h… en Indianápolis, todo pasa muy deprisa. Os he dicho que habría curiosidades y vamos con alguna de ellas: La primera, el ganador de la primera edición de 1911 de las 500 Millas fue Ray Harroun, con el Marmon Wasp que ganó, entre otras cosas, gracias a un invento utilizado por primera vez en competición ese año de 1911. Un invento sofisticadísimo: El espejo retrovisor… eso le permitió ver los intentos de adelantamiento y actuar en consecuencia. Más curiosidades: En sus comienzos el firme del trazado era de ladrillos y aún se conserva la llamada “Brickyard” o “yarda de ladrillos” que muchos pilotos besan para celebrar sus victorias. ¿Sabes cuál es el recinto deportivo más grande del Mundo? Pues te lo digo yo: El Indianápolis Motor Speedway, donde caben 350.000 espectadores… Para los futboleros, casi 4 veces y media más que en el estadio del Real Madrid, el Santiago Bernabéu. Y otra tradición curiosa: Al ganador de las 500 millas no se le da una botella de champán sino una… ¡de leche! En el video te contamos por qué. 24 Horas de Le Mans. La carrera más larga. Ha habido otras pruebas de más duración… pero las 24 son las más largas porque es un día entero corriendo… ¡pero corriendo de verdad! Todos los pilotos de F1 que han corrido en esta prueba han coincidido en lo mismo: ¡Se va muy deprisa, es como un GP de 24 horas! Así que, si pensabas que en las 24 Horas se podía ir a un ritmo relativamente relajado, te equivocas. Además, una de las peculiaridades de las 24 Horas es que es una prueba que, desde siempre, se corre en un circuito no permanente, formado en parte por carreteras que están normalmente abiertas al tráfico y que se cierran para la ocasión. Le Mans es mítico porque ha sido escenario de grandes gestas deportivas, finales agónicos y accidentes muy trágicos… como el más grave de la historia del automóvil de competición, ocurrido en 1955 y en el que fallecieron 83 espectadores. Grabamos este video apena 10 días de que arranque la edición 2025, que promete ser muy interesante, con un potentísimo equipo oficial Porsche con 3 coches que busca la que sería su victoria número 20. Si te interesa el tema, hemos rodado nada menos que 8 videos sobre Le Mans, así que busca “Garaje Hermético Le Mans” y tienes para elegir. G.P. de Mónaco: Territorio Senna. Algo tendrá el agua cuando la bendicen. Esta lista está dedicada a aquellos que dicen que Mónaco debe salir del calendario de la F1, son los pilotos con más victorias en Mónaco: Senna, 6; Hill, 5; Schumacher, 5; Prost, 4, Stirling Moss, 3, Jackie Stewart, 3… ¿hace falta que siga? La demostración más evidente de que esta prueba es complicada y exigente, son los pilotos que la han ganado… una lista que habla por sí sola. Se han alzado algunas voces en contra de esta prueba con el argumento de que las carreras en este trazado son muy aburridas porque no se puede adelantar… Es verdad que algo habría que hacer y que, entre otros, el expiloto Alex Wurz ha hecho propuestas que, honestamente, no me parecen descabelladas… Pero es que Mónaco, hay que entenderlo… ver rodar por las estrechas calles del Principado es un espectáculo en sí mismo… sobre todo para los que sabes de coches. Mónaco, incluso en un F1, es muy lento. La velocidad media de Lando Norris este año fue de 155 km/h, lentísima, el siguiente circuito más lento, Singapur, es un 20 por ciento más rápido y en el resto se superan los 200 km/h de media. Pero te puedo contar que es el único circuito de la F1 en el que un piloto se salió de pista… ¡y se cayó al mar! Fue Alberto Ascari en la edición de 1955. Le rescataron unos buzos. También te puedo decir que es el más caro del calendario y una entrada VIP puede costar cerca de 6.000 €. El precio medio de un hotel durante el G.P., ¡ojo! digo medio, es de cerca de 4.000 €. Y es donde viven una gran parte de los pilotos de la F1… de hecho en 1988 Prost tuvo un accidente y se fue andando a casa. Conclusión. Son tres carreras míticas, duras, exigentes, que solo son capaces de ganar los mejores… pero ganar las 3 es un verdadero desafío que solo ha conseguido un piloto… y no parece fácil que esto cambia a corto plazo.

A record number of athletes are preparing for a week of fierce competition at the 2025 Apollo Projects NZ Swimming Championships. More than 350 athletes will be swimming in the competition which is being held at the Sir Owen G Glenn National Aquatic Centre in Auckland from Wednesday May 21st to Sunday May 25th. The field will feature a mixture of young talent and seasoned performers, with 17 Aquablacks (NZ representatives) including 7 Olympians and 5 Paralympians competing. Swimming NZ's new Head Coach Graham Hill joined D'Arcy Waldegrave to update day 4 of the event. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Damon Hill is a former Formula 1 World Champion and one of the most thoughtful voices in motorsport. The son of legendary racer Graham Hill, Damon carved out his own legacy in a sport shaped by speed, risk, and legacy. In this episode, he opens up with a rare mix of honesty and introspection, sharing stories that go far beyond the racetrack.The conversation dives into Damon's memories of Ayrton Senna, not just as a rival, but as a human being. He reflects on Senna's deep sense of duty to Brazil, his kindness off the track, and the emotional shockwave that followed his tragic accident. It's a raw, moving look at what it meant to lose someone who carried so much weight for an entire nation.Damon also gets personal about the influence of his father, Graham Hill. He talks about growing up in the shadow of greatness, navigating grief, and eventually finding his own path in the same high-stakes world. This episode offers a heartfelt exploration of the human side of racing, with Damon sharing honest lessons on family, legacy, and overcoming adversity that will resonate with fans and newcomers alike.Damon Hill's documentary, "Hill" is coming to Sky Documentaries soon. 

This week we had Special Guest Rev. Dr. Graham Hill sharing on Jonah. As he takes us through the story of Jonah he shares what we can learn about discipleship and more importantly what we can learn about God. He is waiting for us, in the darkest times call out and he will answer.   WEBSITE :: https://www.goodlife.org.au/ and https://www.goodlife.org.au/church-notices   SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/5tgYs0DLkpe3yxj15nTRUh?si=KWSJIsI-Q7auMNx4WLn6xg   Goodlife Collective:: https://open.spotify.com/track/6AIpkihS5W6fyQb81U53ql?si=eae8759fd4d947f6&nd=1&dlsi=45435542515e4942     CONNECT via socials FACEBOOK :: https://www.facebook.com/goodlifecommunitychurch INSTAGRAM:: https://www.instagram.com/goodlifecommunitychurch/ YOUTH:: https://www.instagram.com/goodlife_youth/ COLLECTIVE:: https://www.instagram.com/goodlifecollective_/

Personalization is a developing area in Customer Experiences. With AI driving what could be possible, many of you might be wondering how you can best leverage its capability in yours. To that end, we invited our special guest, Graham Hill, Ph.D., to explore the rapidly evolving field of Personalization in Customer Experiences. With decades of experience in customer relationship management (CRM) and Customer Experience, Hill shares valuable insights into how personalization, particularly with the help of AI, is reshaping customer interactions and driving business results. Hill explains that personalization operates on a continuum, ranging from broad, branded communications to highly individualized content tailored to a single customer's needs.  He also emphasizes balancing mass and personalized communication within a marketing strategy. While mass communication builds general brand awareness, personalized and individualized content can significantly enhance customer engagement and drive sales. Hill discusses the impressive impact of personalized communications, noting that customized content can be up to nine times more effective and individualized content up to 44 times more effective at eliciting customer responses than generic communications.  However, he warns against over-personalization, advising businesses to consider their goals and the specific problems personalization can solve before investing heavily in these technologies. Hill also critiques traditional segmentation methods, advocating for outcome-based segmentation instead. By understanding what customers are trying to achieve and how they measure success, businesses can design more effective personalized communications that resonate with customers at different stages of their journey. The episode also features a case study from Hill's work with Toyota Financial Services, where implementing personalized communication in the repurchase management program led to a significant increase in response rates—from 10% to 35%. Hill's approach underscores the importance of clear goals, continuous improvement, and a customer-centric focus in personalization efforts. In this episode, we also explore: The balance between mass communication and personalization in marketing strategies. The significant impact of personalized and individualized content on customer engagement. The importance of outcome-based segmentation for effective personalization. The dangers of over-investing in new technologies without clear goals. Practical steps for understanding customer needs and enhancing key interactions through personalization. The role of AI tools in supporting but not overshadowing simple, effective personalization efforts.  

The evidence is compelling. Clutter can be harmful to our health in many ways from poor sleep, stress, anxiety and even physical pain. Why is this the case and what can we do about it? Graham Hill - less stuff, more happiness: https://www.ted.com/talks/graham_hill_less_stuff_more_happiness?subtitle=enMarie Kondo and her work: https://konmari.com/Attention and the visual cortex: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21228167/Fals risk: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10735369/Eating behaviours and hoarding: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25440599/Procrastination and clutter: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36767429/Decluttering challenge: https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/10-10-100-decluttering-challenge-37394185Clutter, sleep and fatigue: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9616259/ADHD and clutter: https://www.additudemag.com/making-peace-with-your-clutter/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Listen as Graham Hill, a leading serial entrepreneur with 24 years in the sustainability movement, and Dr. Christopher Teng, with a doctorate in climate adaptation with over two decades of experience in building sustainability into the built environment, discuss the role of employee participation, educational programs, and more in helping corporations reduce their carbon footprint.

Reese, Kmac, Pam and Alex speak with Graham Hill about the Carolina Hurricanes comeback win in Game 2 of their first round series against the New York Islanders.

Understanding how our daily moves impact the environment - that's where the real power lies. From the products we bring into our lives to how we choose to get around, every single choice we make has a direct effect on our planet.   Dialing in to make more conscious decisions, whether that's cutting way back on waste, conserving precious energy, or actively supporting eco-revolutionaries making positive waves - that's how we each unleash our power to contribute to environmental health in a major way.   In the latest episode of The Darin Olien Show, I sit down with Graham Hill as he shares insights and expertise on environmental sustainability. From his experiences founding Treehugger to his current role as CEO of LifeEdited, Graham offers valuable lessons on how we can make a meaningful impact through simple yet impactful actions toward a greener and more sustainable future.   The big issues can feel heavy, no doubt about it. But we can flip the script by first mastering the controllables right where we're planted - upgrading our habits and routines at home base.   Graham is an entrepreneur and advocate for sustainable living and conscious consumerism. He founded Treehugger, a platform teaching simple ways to care for the environment. As CEO of LifeEdited, he designs space-efficient buildings, products, and lifestyles that use fewer resources. Graham's ventures range from an early web browser to a ceramic take on the iconic New York coffee cup. His TED talks on weekday vegetarianism and prioritizing "less stuff, more happiness" showcase his mission to inspire positive change.   What we discuss…   (02:02) What inspired Graham to build Treehugger (06:43) Polarization: Why it's a big challenge and how to overcome it (08:47) The most powerful choice you can make for yourself and the environment (18:15) The biggest mistake people make trying to live sustainably  (25:02) Why carbon measuring is critical in environmental sustainability (32:42) Investing in environmental sustainability (35:23) Activities that you can do to participate in carbon offsetting (40:48) How to reduce organic waste to save money and the environment (52:17) Electric vehicles innovations and the chemistry involved in carbonization (01:02:16) Sustainability growth and ways to get involved at home and work (01:09:10) What Graham is excited about and innovating in sustainability (01:12:47) Awareness vs. action in climate change (01:15:19) Graham's advice on compounding and long-term thinking   …and more!   Don't forget:   You can order now by heading to darinolien.com/fatal-conveniences-book or order now on Amazon.   Thank you to our sponsors: Manna Vitality: Go to www.mannavitality.com and use code DARIN12 at checkout for 12% off. Therasage: Go to www.therasage.com and use code DARIN at checkout for 15% off Vivo Barefoot: Get 15% off your first Vivobarefoot order with DARINV15 at www.vivobarefoot.com Cymbiotika: Visit Cymbiotika.com and use your exclusive code DARIN for 15% off.   Find more from Darin: Website: https://darinolien.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Darinolien/ Book: https://darinolien.com/fatal-conveniences-book/ Down to Earth: https://darinolien.com/down-to-earth/   Find more from Graham: Website: https://www.treehugger.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrgrahamhill/?hl=en TED talks: https://www.ted.com/talks/graham_hill_why_i_m_a_weekday_vegetarian?language=en https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JjV84vqddI  

Personalization is an excellent tactic for your marketing efforts. However, only some people like this personalization; some feel they're being watched. Therefore, it is important to remember that context and who's doing the personalizing matter.   Picture this: Colin's at his go-to fishing store, Discount Tackle. The manager knows him, we chat, and he recommends a lure. Even though Colin can snag it cheaper elsewhere, the personalized touch keeps him coming back.    We've all got our versions of this – the local diner, your loyal barber, or maybe a small biz that fuels your hobbies. Small businesses nail personalization. But big companies? They play the tech card, crunching data to determine "personalized" offerings—not always a slam dunk.   Why? With technology, the data sometimes gets too personal, and without a personal relationship supporting it, you're left feeling like the company is stalking you, not helping you.    The trick is to balance personalization and privacy without making it weird. Discount Tackle gets it. They add value to Colin's fishing game. Spotify does well with personalization, too. It has cool features, like Spotify Wrapped and DJ playing mode, that enhance the music and user experience but aren't creepy.   But then there's Facebook. Facebook dives deep into Colin's life for personalized ads, which he doesn't appreciate, nor do they enhance his experience. Remember: we do not pay for Facebook, but they're cashing in on us.    Graham Hill on LinkedIn – he's all about putting the "customer" back in personalization. His take? Check your spam emails; they're not overly personal. He wants to see marketers' user personalization to send the message to the right people at the optimal time.   We want personalization for a few reasons. It's like getting invited to an exclusive club when it's done right. Sainsbury's in England sends Colin discounts on stuff he buys. It is cool, not creepy. We also like familiar stuff. Plus, we appreciate the effort.    In this episode, we explore the balance between personalization and privacy. We explain why brands should always consider who you're talking to, how you're doing it, and why.    In this episode, you'll also discover: The Balancing Act of Personalization: Learn how to balance personalizing interactions and avoiding the "too much information" zone. The Differences Between Small vs. Big Business Tactics: Uncover how small businesses ace personalization in face-to-face talks while larger corporations use tech and the tradeoffs involved. Value and Purpose Dynamics: Explore the critical role of value and purpose in personalization and how it can make or break customer relationships. Why Trust and Context Matter: Understand the significance of trust and context in personalization and why it's not just about data but the emotional connection. The Critical Nature of Adding Value, Not Just Selling: Shift your perspective from collecting data for sales to providing genuine value, making customers feel respected and appreciated.  

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill analyze the Carolina Hurricanes roster as they pinpoint the player poised to make a difference in the team’s final three games of the regular season and into the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Tim discussed key performances, asses player contributions, and the areas needing improvement.

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill discussed the biggest concerns and confidence for the Carolina Hurricanes as they enter the final three games of the regular season before the Stanley Cup playoffs begin and what they need to do to continue to be a cup contender this postseason. Tim Donnelly breaks down the Tiger Woods phenomenon ahead of the 88th Annual Masters Tournament.

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill discussed the biggest concerns and confidence for the Carolina Hurricanes going into the final seven games of the regular season before the Stanley Cup playoffs, and what they need to do to contend for a Stanley Cup. Also, Tim Donnelly is joined by 99.9 The Fan’s Dennis Cox as he delivers coverage from Phoenix, Arizona setting the stage for NC State’s highly anticipated Final Four showdown against Purdue this Saturday.  

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill preview the action today in the NCAA Tournament first-round, where No. 1 seed North Carolina faces off against 16th-seeded Wagner. Tim & Graham break down the game and offer analysis, player insights, and predictions for this matchup. Also, Eleventh-seed NC State faces off against sixth-seed Texas Tech in the Round of 64 in the NCAA Tournament.

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill share their confidence levels and concerns regarding the Carolina Hurricanes coming off their three-game road trip with wins over the Toronto Maple Leafs, Ottawa Senators, and the New York Islanders. Also, Tim Donnelly delves into the hotly debated topic of whether the NCAA Tournament in men's college basketball should be expanded to accommodate more teams. As March Madness captivates the nation each year, calls for an expanded tournament gain momentum, but are they warranted?

Tim Donnelly explores the remarkable journey of NC State basketball, fresh off their historic ACC Championship win after a 37-year drought. With the adrenaline pumping amongst the fanbase from a sensational ACC Tournament run, the Wolfpack now faces a new challenge: maintaining momentum and mindset as they enter the NCAA Tournament. After a grueling stretch of five consecutive days to secure the championship, what should be NC State's mindset heading into the Big Dance? Also, Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill share their final NCAA Tournament bracket preview and their picks to win it all.   

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill share their confidence levels and concerns regarding the Carolina Hurricanes roster before the NHL trade deadline. Also, Tim Donnelly discussed former Carolina Panthers linebacker comments on the Up & Adam podcast and mentioned how his favorite player in this year's NFL draft, is former NC State linebacker Payton Wilson.

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill preview the upcoming games this weekend for the ACC basketball schools in the State of North Carolina, including NC State vs. Wake Forest, No. 3 North Carolina on the road against Miami, and Duke vs. Boston College at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Also, Tim & Graham focus on NC State by discussing the heart-wrenching 67-64 loss to Pittsburgh and the high stakes of the remaining must-win games on their schedule. 

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill discuss the Carolina Hurricanes' thrilling 5-2 victory over the Colorado Avalanche in an emotional rollercoaster of a game. Tim Donnelly breaks down the pivotal moments, standout performances, and the heart-pounding drama that unfolded at PNC Arena. Also, Tim Donnelly discussed how last night should've been a clear message to the Hurricanes front office that they need to trade for a move on a goaltender. 

Brian Murphy & Graham Hill, in for Tim Donnelly, share their confidence levels and concerns about the Carolina Hurricanes ahead of their matchup against the Colorado Avalanche tonight. Also, Brian is joined by Hurricanes.com reporter Walt Ruff to preview the upcoming matchup between the Carolina Hurricanes and the Colorado Avalanche. Ruff shares his insights, analysis, and insider knowledge as the Canes look to get back on track against another powerhouse team from the West.

Brian Murphy & Graham Hill, in for Tim Donnelly, discuss the potential future locations for the ACC Championship games. Brian & Graham break down the selection process, explore possible venue options, and analyze the implications for the conference. Also, Brian & Graham discussed North Carolina mobile sports gambling as we edge closer to the launch date including, the effects on PNC Arena and the future of the NCAA. 

Brian Murphy & Graham Hill, in for Tim Donnelly, discuss the exhilarating showdown between the Pittsburgh Panthers and the NC State Wolfpack, where Pitt secured a narrow 67-64 victory. Paul & Brian break down the game’s pivotal moments, standout performances, and the factors that led to NC State’s downfall. Also, Brian & Graham discuss Duke’s commanding 71-53 bounce-back victory against Notre Dame. Paul & Brian break down the game’s pivotal moments, standout performances, and the factors that propelled Duke to triumph.  

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill share their confidence levels and concerns about the ACC basketball schools in the State of North Carolina, including Duke after their loss to UNC, NC State after their win against Georgia Tech, UNC after their loss to Clemson, and Wake Forest basketball.

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill discussed the Carolina Hurricanes' narrow 3-2 loss to the Vancouver Canucks in the first game back from the All-Star break. Tim analyzes the close matchup, breaking down the key moments, standout performances, and the on-ice factors that contributed to the Hurricanes' defeat. Also, ESPN recently re-drafted the 2023 NFL draft class. Tim Donnelly shared how surprised he was to find where Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young landed. 

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill unpack the stunning upset as No. 3 North Carolina falls to Clemson with an 80-76 loss at home. Tim Donnelly analyzes the shocking game, discussing the standout performances, pivotal moments, and the factors that led to this unexpected outcome. Also, Tim reviews Wake Forest's impressive 80-51 win against Georgia Tech. 

During the Starting Five; Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill discussed what the Carolina Panthers can learn from the two Super Bowl contending teams, Pro Football Focus named the Panthers as a potential landing spot for Austin Ekeler, and Tim shares a favorite memory from his college football career, as it relates to a Toby Keith song. Also, North Carolina faces Clemson in an ACC rematch. Plus, the Carolina Hurricanes return to action following the All-Star break against the league best, Vancouver Canucks. 

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill preview the Carolina Hurricanes' return to the ice after the All-Star break, facing off against formidable Vancouver Cancuks tonight. Tim Donnelly breaks down the storylines, strategies, and key players as the Hurricanes take on the NHL’s top team. Also, Tim Donelly discussed the importance of goaltender Pyotr Kochetkov returning in goal tonight for the Hurricanes.

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill preview North Carolina taking on Clemson tonight in Chapel Hill. North Carolina defeated Clemson on the road, 65-55 on January 6th. Tim breaks down the key players, strategies, and potential outcomes for the game. Also, Tim Donnelly discusses the importance of Duke's next three games following their loss to rival North Carolina.

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill discuss the importance of NC State clinching an impressive 82-76 victory over Georgia Tech. Tim Donnelly breaks down the dynamic plays, standout performances, and the factors that defined this thrilling ACC matchup. Also, Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill discussed whether Carolina Panthers fans should want to see Christian McCaffery and Steve Wilks win the Super Bowl with the San Fransico 49ers. 

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill discuss the implications of North Carolina’s thrilling 93-84 victory over Duke on the ACC basketball standings. Tim Donnelly breaks down the ripple effects, team dynamics, and the potential standings impact that follow this pivotal matchup. Also, Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill reviewed the worst and best performances from our local triangle teams over the weekend in the weekly podium discussion.

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill discuss North Carolina’s impressive 93-84 victory over rival Duke. Tim Donnelly breaks down the exhilarating moments, standout performances, and the factors that defined this iconic matchup. Tim specifically credits Armando Bacot for his performance in the win Also, Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill discuss the surprising lack of intensity from Duke in their 93-84 loss to rival North Carolina. Tim Donnelly breaks down the key moments, strategic shortcomings, and unexpected elements that contributed to Duke’s defeat in this iconic rivalry matchup.

Tim Donnelly discussed the strategic move by Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales to retain current defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero. Tim breaks down the implications, coaching dynamics, and potential impact of maintaining defensive continuity within the Carolina Panthers. Also, Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill discussed the Carolina Hurricanes returning to action tomorrow night against the league-leading, Vancouver Canucks. 

Tim Donnelly breaks down the Carolina Hurricanes hitting their stride as a team and how the culture under head coach Rod Brind'Amour allows them to pick up a 3-2 win on the road over the Boston Bruins with Spencer Martin making his debut appearance for the Carolina Hurricanes after being claimed on waivers from the Columbus Blue Jackets. Also, Tim Donnely & Graham Hill share their confidence and express their concerns with the Carolina Hurricanes.

Tim Donnelly & Graham Hill share their confidence and express their concerns with the Carolina Hurricanes including the team not finishing what they started in games, their current goaltending situation, their penalty kill, and individual performances from players. Also, Tim Donnelly discussed how the Atlanta Falcons are set to have a second meeting with Bill Belichick and what this could mean for the future of the NFC South. 

Tim Donnelly discussed former Carolina Panthers defensive end Julius Peppers and former NC State and NFL wide receiver Torry Holt being named Pro Football Hall of Fame finalists. Former Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith Sr. was left out as a finalist. Tim shared why this is the correct decision for now. Tim Donnelly and Graham Hill also shared what they're concerned and confident in regarding the Carolina Panthers this week.

During cop or drop, Dennis Cox and producer Graham Hill discussed if the Panthers can win their last two remaining games, can the Carolina Hurricanes improve their record without making a long-term move at goalie, and if a win against West Virginia in the Dukes Mayo Bowl redeems North Carolina's football season?  Dennis also discussed how this is a crucial offseason for North Carolina football due to the last two seasons sputtering down the stretch. 

Tim Donnelly discussed the lawsuit filed earlier today by Florida State against the ACC after the FSU Board of Trustees voted unanimously to challenge the ACC's grant of rights and media deal, as well as the penalty that would follow if they left the ACC. Also, In honor of the holiday season, Tim Donnelly and producer Graham Hill discuss what they would gift to both the college and pro sports teams here in North Carolina.

Tim Donnelly previews the Christmas Eve matchup between the Green Bay Packers and the Carolina Panthers. Tim breaks down the key players, the strategic plays, and the potential game-changers that could lead to a much-needed gift on Christmas for all Panthers fans. Also, Tim and producer Graham Hill go over their naught and nice lists for North Carolina sports teams, coaches, and players. 

Tim Donnelly and producer Graham Hill discuss their confidence and concerns for the local ACC basketball teams, including Wake Forest, NC State, UNC, and Duke. Also, with National Signing Day for college football taking place, Tim breaks down what North Carolina has been doing on their side of things. He notes how UNC's coaching staff always does a good job recruiting players and focusing on talent from the state of Georiga. 

The North Carolina Tar Heels defeated the Duke Blue Devils in double overtime this past weekend, 47-45. The game was a back-and-forth affair, with neither team able to gain a significant advantage. In the first overtime, both teams kicked field goals. In the second overtime, Maye scored and gave the Tar Heels the lead with a 5-yard touchdown run, and the Tar Heels were able to convert the two-point try. Tim Donnelly and Graham Hill share their thoughts on the win for North Carolina. Also, the NC State Wolfpack defeated the Wake Forest Demon Deacons 26-6 in football this past Saturday. The Wolfpack were led by quarterback Brennan Armstrong, and in his return, he threw for 111 yards and scored both a passing and rushing touchdown. The NC State defense was dominant, holding Wake Forest to six points. Tim Donnelly and Graham Hill discuss the Wolfpack’s road win for the second time in their last eleven trips to Winston-Salem.

The Carolina Panthers enter into week eleven after a disappointing week ten loss to the Chicago Bears. Were we wrong this off-season in discussing the Carolina Panthers' playoff chances, or did we assume the NFC South was bad enough for them to win the division and make the playoffs? Tim Donnelly wants you to fill in the blank by asking if the Carolina Panthers had **blank** they would be in the hunt for the playoffs. Also, following the North Carolina Tar Heels 47-45 win over the Duke Blue Devils, students stormed the field at Kenan Memorial Stadium. Some had issues with this since UNC was a double-digit favorite. Tim Donnelly and Graham Hill discuss why students had the right to celebrate the win. 

777: Graham Hill on Cutting Your Carbon FootprintHelping corporations develop sustainability strategiesIn This Podcast: Join the creator of TreeHugger.com Graham Hill as he shares about 6 ways to slash your carbon footprint. These ways include reduce by using renewables, reduce miles driven by stacking trips, move to a plant rich diet and Greg's Fav - Compost. Listen to this episode for more examples for carbon foot print reduction. Graham is the founder and CEO of The Carbonauts. He is one of Fast Company's “100 Most Creative People in Business" and has been featured on the cover of Inc. and Dwell Magazines. Before The Carbonauts, Graham founded the ground-breaking website TreeHugger, which was the most trafficked green site for years, with billions of page views. He has worked in the environmental field for over 22 years and is known for his ability to eloquently explain how we can all create a simpler, wealthier, greener, and happier planet.The Carbonauts help Fortune 1000 companies build climate-literate, sustainability enthusiastic cultures via tools such as live, interactive sustainability workshops. The Carbonauts believe that if companies can find and support internal sustainability change-agents that their ranks will start to grow - and once these change agents reach 25% of the company, a rapid transition to a powerful, sustainability-forward culture will take place. Visit www.urbanfarm.org/theCarbonauts for the show notes and links on this episode!Need a little bit of advice or just a feedback on your design for your yard or garden?The Urban Farm Team is offering consults over the phone or zoom. Get the benefits of a personalized garden and yard space analysis without the cost of trip charges. You can chat with Greg, Janis or Ray to get permaculture based feedback.Click HERE to learn more!Become an Urban Farm Patron and listen to more than 800 episodes of the Urban Farm Podcast without ads. Click HERE to learn more.*Disclosure: Some of the links in our podcast show notes and blog posts are affiliate links and if you go through them to make a purchase, we will earn a nominal commission at no cost to you. We offer links to items recommended by our podcast guests and guest writers as a service to our audience and these items are not selected because of the commission we receive from your purchases. We know the decision is yours, and whether you decide to buy something is completely up to you.

The Chicago Bears defeated the Washington Commanders 40-20 last night on Thursday Night Football, earning their first win of the season. Justin Fields threw for 282 yards and four touchdowns. D.J. Moore has eight receptions for 230 yards and three touchdowns. Tim Donelly and producer Graham Hill discussed how Moore's performance last night should make the Carolina Panthers feel. On the other side, Washington Commanders quarterback Sam Howell threw for 388 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception. Despite the loss, Tim is optimistic about Howell's performance moving forward. He explains how the playcalling shows confidence in Howell as the quarterback.   

As announced yesterday, UNC wide receiver Tez Walker has been granted immediate eligibility by the NCAA, allowing him to play for the Tar Heels for the rest of the 2023 season. Tim Donelly and producer Graham Hill discuss how other schools felt about this and why it is positive for them. Tim explains how other schools can now use this as an example for governor officials when their institution goes through a similar situation. Also, Glover Quin, Host of Bleav in Lions on Bleav; former Pro-Bowler and All-Pro Lions Safety, joined Tim Donelly to discuss this Sunday's upcoming matchup between the Carolina Panthers and the Detriot Lions. Quin shares what's made the Lions so successful up to this point in the season and what he expects this Sunday. He also discussed what the Panthers can do for quarterback Bryce Young for the remainder of the season.

Wolfpack legend and former NFL quarterback Mike Glennon joined Tim Donnelly to discuss the struggles of Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young through the first four weeks of the season. During times like these, Mike believes there's something to be said about Young showing frustration on the sidelines as a sign of leadership for the offense. He also shared his thoughts on the changing of quarterbacks for NC State and how different the offense will look this week because of it. Also, the changing of quarterback from Brennan Armstrong to MJ Morris has brought a lot of optimism to Wolfpack Nation. Tim Donnelly and producer Graham Hill discussed what Morris needs to focus on in his first start at quarterback for the season. He also shared how it's still going to take all eleven players on offense to play at a high level to be successful.

During the Starting Five, Tim Donnelly and producer Graham Hill discussed Tez Walker making his debut this season for North Carolina against Syracuse tomorrow, D.J. Moore had a career game last night on Thursday night football, and the Carolina Hurricanes' final preseason game tonight against the Nashville Predators. Also, NC State looks for an offensive spark out of MJ Morris as he makes his first start against Marshall tomorrow. Plus, the Carolina Panthers playoff hopes could be over with a loss to the Detroit Lions on Sunday. 

During the Starting Five, Tim Donelly and Graham Hill discuss Louisville at NC State in a primetime matchup for the ACC, Quarterback Sam Howell and the Washington Commanders look to rebound against the Philadelphia Eagles, and UNC has a chance to reset and breathe during their off week. Also, Durham is officially ready for College Gameday ahead of No. 11 Notre Dame vs. No. 17 Duke tomorrow night. Plus, Bryce Young returns this Sunday and is set to start against a struggling Minnesota Vikings team. 

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In the autumn of 1975, Graham Hill was in a new phase of his life. He had just retired from Formula One as a two-time World Champion, as well as the only driver in history to win the F1 championship, Indianapolis 500, and 24h of Le Mans. From cinematic near-death experiences to triumphant comebacks, Graham Hill was a living legend. But on a cold and foggy November evening in 1975, Graham's heroic life came to a sudden and tragic end, leaving his family both broken and broke, with his only son Damon left to pick up the pieces. Would Damon achieve greatness like his father? Or would the pressure of being Graham Hill's son prove to be too big of a burden? Today on Past Gas, the incredible careers of Graham and Damon Hill. More about Show: Follow Nolan on IG and Twitter @nolanjsykes.   Follow Joe on IG and Twitter @joegweber. Follow Donut @donutmedia, and subscribe to our Youtube and Facebook channels!   Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or using this link: http://bit.ly/PastGas. If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be helpful! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: http://bit.ly/PastGas. Thanks to our sponsors: Get two, 10 oz ribeyes FREE in every box for a whole year when you join at https://ButcherBox.com/GAS and use code GAS. Plus an additional $10 off! Go to https://PIAVPN.com/gas to get 82% off your VPN service plus 4 free months with a 2-year plan! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices