Podcasts about Iwan

Widely remembered as the ultimate American inventor, Edison's greatest talent may have been for self-promotion. In this episode, historian Iwan Morus speaks to Elinor Evans about how Edison built a brand around invention, clashed with rivals including Nikola Tesla, and exploited the press to secure his legacy – even when the science involved wasn't all his own. ----- GO BEYOND THE PODCAST To find out more about the ‘current war' between Edison, Tesla and Westinghouse, head to: https://bit.ly/4q3xUTB. And to listen to Iwan's interview about Nikola Tesla, visit: https://bit.ly/45yU7S3 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In another joint episode between the 1912 Exiles and the Dragons Lair podcast, we sat down for a chat over Zoom with Leader of Newport Council, Dimitri Batrouni. We asked about the council's commitment to both grassroots sport and pro sport in Newport, what steps it might take to support the redevelopment of Rodney Parade, and whether anything will ever get built on the Cabbage Patch. We're grateful to Dimitri for giving us his time, and we hope you find the chat useful and engaging.And then after the break we hear from Dave & Iwan about the great away win at Salford, and from Jack about the home defeat to Cambridge... Many thanks to them for their reportage. Give us a holler if you want to provide insights on next Saturday's game at Fleetwood.Do check out our shiny new website and drop us a line on the socials if you have anything to tell us, including feedback on our new theme tune (the original 1973 recording of Run Lads, Shoot Lads). Thanks as ever to the Riverside Sports Bar for their support of the pod.We'll be back with a fresh episode in a week's time. Until then, look after yourselves and each other, and above all Keep It County. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In dieser Radioreise mit Alexander Tauscher heißt es Israel Tasting. Freuen Sie sich auf eine kulinarische Tour durch das heilige Land. Wir starten mit unserem Guide zu einem ausführlichen Rundgang über den Machane Yehuda Market in Jerusalem. Dort kosten wir unter anderem Speisen aus Marokko und dem Jemen, besuchen die beliebteste Bäckerei der Stadt und treffen ausgelassene Mädels am Vorabend des Shabat. Ohnehin herrscht am Donnerstagabend die größte Stimmung auf diesem Gelände, dass sich vom Tagesmarkt in eine Ansammlung von Cafes und Imbiss-Ständen verwandelt und ein absolutes Ausgehziel gerade für viele junge Menschen ist. Über die ebenfalls beliebte und sehr belebte Jaffa-Street geht es über die noble Mamilla Mall zum Tower of David. Dort zeigt uns Carolin Shapiro, Director Extern Relations einen der vielen Räume einer neuen Ausstellung der Davidszitadelle. Sie unternimmt akustisch einen Streifzug durch 4.000 Jahre Geschichte von Jerusalem. An den Mauern der Davidszitadelle erleben wir abends eine besondere Lichtshow, die ebenfalls die Geschichte der heiligen Stadt aufrollt. Die beiden Reisejournalisten Denis und Iwan aus Russland schildern uns ihre Eindrücke. Aus welchen Steinen die monumentalen Gebäude von Jerusalem einst gebaut wurden, zeigen uns die beiden Guides Dorit und Michal in der mit einer neuen Licht- und Soundanalage eingerichteten Zedika-Höhle. Von Jerusalem machen wir uns auf den Weg nach Tel Aviv und halten gedanklich in den Weinbergen der Judean Hills. Über biblischen Wein erzählt der Manager dieser Region, Bara Katz, auf der Reisemesse IMTM in Tel Aviv. Die angesagtesten Szene-Viertel der Mittelmeer-Metropole verrät uns Nadav Laor von Tel Aviv Global. Ella Zack Solomon, Director Tourism European Marketing, bei Visit Israel spricht über den kulinarischen und kulturellen Schmelztiegel Tel Aviv sowie über die schönsten Männer der Welt am Strand dieser Stadt. Viel Spaß auf dieser Reise des guten Geschmacks durch das heilige Land! 

Ten weeks ago, the general consensus was Swansea City were in a relegation battle. Thirteen games later, has new manager Vitor Matos transformed the team into Championship play-off contenders? A comfortable 4-0 win over Sheffield Wednesday leaves the Swans just five points adrift of the top six, but four games against team above them in the table await.Wrexham failed to give owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac a win to mark five years at the helm by slipping up at home to Millwall. Attention now turns to the fourth round of the FA Cup against Ipswich Town.No such problems for Cardiff City, who shrugged off the 20th-minute red card to Ryan Wintle to win 3-0 at Rotherham, a display described by Iwan as one of the best he can recall by a team with 10 men.

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A former NYPD officer turned powerhouse vocalist, IWAN isn't just another name in rock—she's a movement. Her journey has been one of solitude and resilience, of standing alone but never backing down. That relentless fire fuels her music, turning raw emotion into anthems that cut deep and refuse to be ignored. Drawing inspiration from icons like Scott Stapp and Creed, IWAN blends the grit of classic rock with the intensity of alternative, channeling struggle into strength. Her songs don't just play; they ignite. With searing riffs, haunting vocals, and lyrics that hit like a gut punch, she crafts a sound that's both defiant and deeply human. Her music is a battle cry for the fighters, the outsiders, and those who refuse to break. Somewhere between Joan Jett's rebellion and Mad Max's recklessness, IWAN is both force and fury—polished yet raw, powerful yet unfiltered. She isn't just stepping onto the scene—she's commanding it. With a fan base craving realness and a no-BS attitude, she's here to leave a mark. “I want to be remembered,” she says. “I want someone to say my music helped them through.” IWAN: Remember the name. You won't forget the music.

Dari renovasi kamar mandi → bos #property Aussie. Ko Iwan Sunito merintis dari nol dan harus ngelewatin near death experience sebelum bisa sampai di posisi CEO. Sejam ke depan merangkum 20 tahun insight #bisnis dan #leadership beliau. Catet, praktekin, share kalau lo merasa berguna, biar temen lainnya bisa growTonton obrolan lengkap gue bareng Ko Iwan di The Compound Club ➡️ https://fellexandroruby.com/deep-dive-from-pangkalan-bun-to-australia/Timestamp00:00 Opening03:59 Paradigm Shift: From Inferior to Superior08:59 Learning Slow is Faster11:39 Everybody Can Be Successful13:31 Talent Is Not Born but Grown17:45 Perseverance, Perspiration & Speaking Life26:50 Be Grateful for Every Trial30:51 Live For Another Day37:57 How to Get $1M: Start with Your Why

Wrexham produced another memorable occasion at Y Cae Ras with a thrilling FA Cup win over Nottingham Forest on penalties, leading to a somewhat underwhelming fifth round tie against Ipswich Town. It was penalty pain for Swansea, though, despite showing more encouraging signs against struggling West Bromwich Albion.A superb solo effort from Yousef Salech secured a hard-earned point for Cardiff City, with a potentially pivotal period coming up against two promotion rivals.And Sam prepares for a "huge game" against Newport County after Iwan goes in "two footed" with the alarming decline in Gillingham's form.

This time out Andy and Liam are joined by former Welsh international and BBC Feast of Football pundit Iwan Roberts to dive into his old club, Norwich. But first we reflect on the Nottingham Forest FA Cup win and if Wrexham should move for a top level Championship striker ready for a transfer.We look at Norwich's problems this season and if they can overcome them, plus a deep dive into how he sees Phil Parkinson's side developing - and what our ambitions should be. There's even time for a few tales about Parkinson including when Iwan let him down and he was ‘blanked' years later! We also explore the Ryan and Rob effect on North Wales as a whole with the Dyffryn Ardudwy native who played for Watford, Huddersfield, Leicester, Norwich and Wolves and was a cult figure wherever he went. But is he better than the 'best guest ever?' - find out!------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Enjoy this Fat Boar-sponsored episode? Then please consider buying us a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/fearlessidzineTo subscribe to our Wrexham is the Game newsletter visit: https://wrexhamisthegame.substack.com/Find us on socials: https://linktr.ee/fearlessidzine Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a calamitous defeat to Swansea City before Christmas, Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson could not have asked for a better response from his players. Four consecutive wins has lifted the Reds to ninth in the Championship, but crucially, within six points of second place. Are they now genuine contenders for automatic promotion? Iwan and Sam certainly think so.Swansea's steady progress under Vitor Matos continues, although Iwan believes some are "getting carried" away with the improvement, given they've yet to beat anyone above them in the table.Cardiff City remain top of League One, but their lead at the top remains three points despite a fruitful festive period. And Newport County are off the bottom of League Two, giving themselves some welcomed hope into the new year.

In a rare and fascinating insight, head coach Craig Bellamy gives a glimpse into the tactics and fundamental principles used by Wales in the recent World Cup qualifying campaign. Using a tactics board in the dressing room at the Wales training base near Cardiff, Bellamy reveals the flexibility of his approach and what he demands from each member of the squad. Carl, Iwan and Sam are engrossed... and barely manage to get a word in.Bellamy, who has won half of his 16 games in charge of Wales, also names his biggest coaching influences and explains the debt of gratitude he owes to Iwan for protecting him during their time together playing for Norwich City.

A big statement of intent - that's what Carl, Iwan and Sam made of the three late attacking substitutions made Cardiff City manager Brian Barry-Murphy that turned an acceptable away draw into a huge win at title rivals Stevenage. It increased their lead at the top of League One to four points, but also sent a clear message to their rivals on the manager's winning mentality.Swansea City had a super sub of their own as Liam Cullen struck to ensure a second successive home win that silenced talk of a relegation battle... for now. Newport County put a shocking FA Cup display behind them to earn a point at Crewe, giving Iwan new hope they can climb off the bottom of League Two as the hectic Christmas schedule arrives.And after Mo Salah's remarkable outburst against his treatment at Liverpool, Sam recalls his attempts to persuade Sean Dyche he was wrong to drop him to the Burnley bench.

It may only be early December, but the message is clear for Swansea City - this is now a relegation fight. And the next two games - at home to fellow strugglers Oxford United and Portsmouth - could define the whole season.Wrexham, meanwhile, are looking upwards after extending their unbeaten run to eight games. Manager Phil Parkinson has now reached 200 league games with The Reds, with a hugely impressive 59.5% win rate. With so many clubs now opting for a head coach rather than a more traditional manager, are the likes of Parkinson becoming a rare breed? Iwan and Sam share their experiences of working under some of the best in the business.Premier League scouts are flocking to Cardiff City to watch Dylan Lawlor, and Rhian Wilkinson can breathe a sigh of relief after claiming a first win for Wales in a tough, yet historically significant, 2025.

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A team effort this one as we hear from Ed, Ollie, Dave, Iwan, Fraser, Hwyligan, Jamie & Ian - as well as from Nathan Blake whose new podcast with Rob Phillips is well worth a listen. Between them, they consider a range of listener questions/thoughts, analyse County's loss to table-topping Walsall, and consider what November might herald.Do look at our ko-fi page to either buy some 1912 Exiles Bovril Spice, or to throw in a few pounds towards our #WhitmoresWarnings fund. You can also contact us via your social media platform of choice if you have anything you want to share. Thanks to Tinty & The Bucket Hats for letting us use Discoland as our theme tune, and to the Riverside Sports Bar (the home of great sport and burgers in Newport) for their support of the pod.We'll be back next weekend, but in the meantime look after yourselves and each other, and above all - as always - Keep it County! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We zetten de hele uitzending van de Ochtendspits niet meer online op deze plek. Als je wil terugluisteren, kan dat wel via www.bnr.nl/gemist Abonneer je ook op BNR Nieuws Vandaag, onze dagelijkse nieuwspodcasts waarbij je 's ochtends vroeg twintig minuutjes nieuws krijgt met Bas en Iwan en aan het einde van de middag met Liesbeth en Niels.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In het Meander Medisch Centrum in Amersfoort wordt deze week voor het eerst geopereerd met de Da Vinci 5, de nieuwste generatie operatierobot van Intuitive Surgical. Deze robot assisteert chirurgen bij kijkoperaties tot op een honderdste millimeter nauwkeurig en analyseert beelden achteraf met kunstmatige intelligentie. Zo kan de chirurg feedback krijgen op zijn eigen werk. Een primeur die ook vragen oproept over verantwoordelijkheid, opleiding en stress in de operatiekamer. Presentatrice Nina van den Dungen spreekt in deze aflevering met Ivo Broeders, chirurg en hoogleraar robotica bij het Meander MC, over de eerste operaties met de Da Vinci 5 en de rol van de robot in de operatiekamer. Ook te gast is Iwan van Vijfeijken, CEO van het Eindhovense Microsure, dat werkt aan een Nederlandse operatierobot voor open microchirurgie. Hun robot, de MUSA 3, maakt het mogelijk om op microschaal te opereren aan bloed- en lymfevaten. Precisiewerk dat nu slechts een klein deel van de chirurgen aankan. Verslaggever Stijn Goossens bezoekt de operatiekamers van het Meander MC, krijgt uitleg van chirurg Esther Consten en test de nieuwe Da Vinci 5-robot zelf. Wat maakt die nieuwe robot zo belangrijk? En hoe werkt het tijdens een operatie? Redactie: Stijn GoossensSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Well my goodness, where did that come from? Ian's at the helm at what is now a happy stomping ground in Harrogate away. Featuring Dave (YrAlltudion) and Iwan, it's a classic matchday diary away in another northern town.After the doom and gloom of the last episode, it's welcoming to have some more uplifting tones. Ian's now seen two away wins this month - did the move to a classic 4-4-2 do the trick? Has that 'league of three' at the bottom of the table got a little bit bigger? Has Ian got the bovril stains out of his jeans? Only time will tell.Do contact us via your social media platform of choice if you have anything you want to share. You can also donate as little as £2 via our ko-fi page towards our running costs - with a special gift coming soon for all monthly contributors. Thanks to Tinty & The Bucket Hats for letting us use Discoland as our theme tune, and to the Riverside Sports Bar (the home of great sport and burgers in Newport) for their support of the pod.We'll be back soon, as we break from league action to take on Gillingham in the FA Cup next weekend. Until then, look after yourselves and each other, and above all - as always - Keep it County! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this weeks sermon, Professor Iwan Russell-Jones reflects on the Beatitudes of Matthew 5.

After impressive midweek performances by Swansea City and Wrexham, Iwan and Sam believe both clubs can mount a serious challenge for the play-off places in the Championship. Although still early in the season, the pair agree the door to reach the top six is wide open in the absence of any outstanding rivals.Another unexpected home defeat for Cardiff City put the breaks on their charge back to the top of League One, while there is no sign of Newport's horrendous run coming to an end.Iwan confesses to some violent outburst, while Saint Sam confirms his place as the 'Gary Lineker' of Wales. And talking of Wales, will Aaron Ramsey play a part in the friendly with England or the crucial qualifier that follows against Belgium?

Mat Lock and Ralf Iwan join the Rox Lyfe podcast for two insider conversations on the future of HYROX.Mat is the Global Head of Sport and Technical Director of Elite Racing, while Ralf leads the HYROX 365 Academy and Global Coach Education.In this episode, we cover:✔️ Athlete licences, anti-doping, consistent course design, judging, and the new penalty box system✔️ HYROX's Olympic ambitions and the push to professionalise the elite side of the sport✔️ The vision of the 365 Academy and the launch of the new Level 2 coach education course✔️ The return of HYROX Youngstars and the next generation of athletes✔️ The Sports Science Advisory Council, Red Bull Coaches Camp, and the first HYROX Summit coming to LondonTwo insightful chats from inside HYROX HQ that reveal how the sport is evolving from the top down.

Dear me, what a season this is turning into. In sheer exasperation, the pod crew tried to have a breather from County matters this week, so we're grateful to our listeners Dave & Iwan and Max for sending through reports on the matches against Arsenal B and Chesterfield respectively. We also mention the recent NCAFC Trust statement - do have a read if you haven't already.Do contact us via your social media platform of choice if you have anything you want to share. You can also donate as little as £2 via our ko-fi page towards our running costs - with a special gift coming next month for all monthly contributors. Thanks to Tinty & The Bucket Hats for letting us use Discoland as our theme tune, and to the Riverside Sports Bar (the home of great sport and burgers in Newport) for their support of the pod. Our outro music is Virgo by Sean T.We'll be back next weekend with a full-length episode. Until then, look after yourselves, look after each other, and above all – as always – Keep It County! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the first time in history, three Welsh clubs have reached the fourth round of the EFL Cup in the same season - cementing some encouraging and improving early-season form for Cardiff City, Swansea City and Wrexham. There's not much to shout about at Newport County, though. Sam's Gillingham record-breaking side were the latest to increase the pressure on manager Dave Hughes, but at least the Rodney Parade faithful made their presence felt on the away dugout.Iwan recalls having to play with a retired goalkeeper in an FA Cup semi-final, and Carl confesses to shameful red cards in his parks football days.

Carl Roberts, Iwan Roberts and Sam Vokes discuss what Wales manager Craig Bellamy learned from the friendly defeat against Canada in Swansea. Have any of the youngsters or fringe players forced themselves into his plans for next month's crucial World Cup qualifier at home to Belgium.Swansea City, Wrexham and Cardiff City return to action this weekend for the first time since the end of the transfer window. The two Championship sides showed their intent with significant investment, giving both managers selection dilemmas for Saturday. Cardiff, meanwhile, put faith in their academy products - can their impressive early-season form continue? And will it even bring a manager of the month award for Brian Barry-Murphy?There was no break for Newport County, and no change in fortunes as new manager Dave Hughes suffered a fifth successive defeat. No such for worries for Sam's Gillingham, who continue to lead League Two.And it would be an episode without some mention of food. This week, Carl makes a shocking Roy Cropper comparison as he gets his teeth into Iwan's choice of sandwich.

We threw this one open to our listeners, with Jack and Ed punctuating things whilst getting views from Alfie, Chris, Stu, Fraser, Ollie, Tinty John, Dave, Iwan and a whole host of Twitterers and Blueskyers who replied to our appeal for post-match thoughts on the home defeat to Bristol Rovers. It's not the most uplifting listen, but huge thanks to everyone who contributed.As always, you can contact us via your social media platform of choice, and you can also donate as little as £2 via our ko-fi page towards our running costs - with a special gift coming next month for all monthly contributors. Thanks as always to the Riverside Sports Bar (the home of great sport and burgers in Newport) for their support; we'll be there after the Gillingham match for a live event if you want to come and say hullo. Thanks too to Tinty & The Bucket Hats for letting us use Discoland as our theme tune. Our outro music is Virgo by Sean T.We hope to be back next weekend with an Ian Street match diary from Tranmere. But until then: look after yourselves, look after each other, and above all – as always – Keep It County! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It wasn't convincing at times, but Kieffer Moore's goal ensured Wales came away with a crucial World Cup qualifying victory in Astana. Sam, Carl and Iwan assemble on the final whistle to pick through the bones of the performance, as Wales move to the top of the group. Dylan Lawlor's composed debut, Karl Darlow's saves and a player of the match performance from the Wales crossbar are all discussed, as the countdown begins to next month's visit of Belgium to Cardiff. And there's a first goal of the season for Sam to celebrate as his new side Gillingham enjoy an encouraging start in League Two.

Beziehungsdrama • Coming of Age über Ländergrenzen. Julia wacht in Wolgograd auf. Lena schnarcht. Anver wälzt sich im Bett. Es ist heiß. Großmutter flüstert: "Melonen. Sag ihnen, dass du Melonen willst." Und daheim, im schönen München? - wird Wladimir, Julias einstige große Liebe, von ihren Freund:innen behandelt wie Iwan, der Dumme, aus dem russischen Märchen. Vor Klischees ist niemand gefeit. Aber was passiert, wenn sie aufeinandertreffen? | Von Katja Huber | Mit Mira Partecke, Meriam Abbas, Stephan Zinner, Martin Butzke, Jochen Striebeck, Helga Roloff, Michel Habeck, Sherin Lotze, Anna Böger u.a. | Komposition: iso 68 | Regie: Christiane Klenz | BR 2004

Former European and Commonwealth Champions and and previous British Record holder Iwan Thomas joins the Fozcast for a wide-ranging chat on life in athletics, the highs of winning medals to the realities of money in sport. Iwan reveals the truth about Olympic medals, what it's really like lining up against the best in the world and why he misses competing every single day. Plus, the wild story of how he got a McDonald's Gold Card, the controversy of athletes being transferred between nations, and his take on Usain Bolt, Keely Hodgkinson, Gout Gout and the future of athletics... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Carl Roberts joins Iwan Roberts and Sam Vokes to review the opening weekend of the Championship season. Wrexham started their campaign with a dramatic 2-1 loss at Southampton in the lunchtime kick off. Alan Sheehan's Swansea began with a 1-0 defeat at Middleborough, Iwan dissects that one for us. Cardiff played their first league away game of the season with a tough 0-0 draw at Port Vale, whilst Newport impressed with a 2-1 win at Crawley. Sam also reveals a new law for the upcoming season...

The 2025/26 Championship season is almost here – and you know what that means... twists, turns, and plenty of drama ahead! Strap in. Optimism is in the air, bold predictions are flying, and at The Pink Un, we're no different. Whether you're dreaming of promotion or just hoping for progress, this is the time of year when predictions are made that could look silly in May.  City legend Iwan Roberts joins Connor Southwell, Adam Harvey and Samuel Seaman to dicuss all matters Norwich City and share their thoughts on the Championship campaign ahead. *** With thanks to our podcast sponsor - First Bus.  ** Picture: Adam Harvey/Newsquest *** You can also hear the Pink Un Podcast on Norwich's Community radio station, Future Radio 107.8FM. *** To get in touch with the podcast now and in future, send any comments and questions into the crew with an email to norfolksport@archant.co.uk or get in touch with us @pinkun on Twitter, where our direct messages are open. And if you're interested in sponsoring the pod, or placing an advert in one of our shows, email connor.southwell@newsquest.co.uk ALSO FIND US AT THE FOLLOWING: Subscribe: pinkun.com/podcast Twitter: twitter.com/pinkun Facebook: fb.me/thepinkun Instagram: instagram.com/the_pinkun Find more details on how you can sign up to Pink Un + here: https://www.pinkun.com/pinkunplus/ #ncfc #norwichcity #podcast

Naranasan mo na bang iwan ng “kaibigan” nung wala ka na? This episode is for you—real talk, reflection, and hope. #ChinkPositive #Friendship #Loneliness #MoneyStruggles #Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Part One: Wrexham legend Mickey Thomas reflects on the club's latest promotion and the pivotal role he played at the start of the incredible journey under Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. Thomas was centre stage at the Cae Ras alongside the charismatic owners as they celebrated an unprecedented third promotion in a row. The 70-year-old also pays tribute to his friend Mike Peters, the lead singer of The Alarm and huge football fan, who died this week.Part Two: Carl, Iwan and Sam ponder what next for Cardiff City after their relegation to League One. Did the troubled club need to hit "rock bottom" to instigate some of the operational changes many have demanded for such a long time? And is Alan Sheehan the correct man to bring stability and success to Swansea City?

It's time for another Ian Street match diary - this time to watch a pretty insipid performance as County lost 2-0 at Fleetwood, with little to cheer for the away fans. Along the way, he catches up with Ollie, Arnie, Dave, Iwan, Mark and Harri. They discuss County's many tactical deficiencies, who might make the best next Head Coach, and jump on board the tactics truck for an unexpected starting XI...Follow us via your social media platform of choice and please do make a donation via our ko-fi page to help with the pod's running costs if you like what we do. We remain grateful to the Riverside Sports Bar (the home of Welsh sports fans) for their valued support for the pod, and to Tinty & The Bucket Hats for letting us use Discoland as our theme tune. Our outro music is Virgo by Sean T.We'll be back with more from the home games against Notts County and Bromley as we edge towards the final stretch of the season. Be good to yourselves and each other, and above all Keep It County! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Beti George sydd yn holi Iwan Steffan, cyflwynydd a dylanwadawr ar wefannau cymdeithasol, er nad ydi Iwan yn rhy hoff o'r term dylanwadwr. Yn wreiddiol o bentref Rhiwlas, tu allan i Fangor, ond mae bellach yn byw yn Lerpwl, ac yn cael ei adnabod gan bobol y ddinas oherwydd ei bresenoldeb ar Tik Tok, sydd yn ei gyflogi fel llysgennad swyddogol, mae dros 52 o filiynau o bobol wedi gweld ei fideos am ysbrydion Lerpwl. Mae'n rhan o deulu creadigol - y cerddor Steve Eaves yw ei Dad ac mae Iwan yn frawd bach i Lleuwen Steffan a Manon Steffan Ros. Mae'n trafod hanesion ei fywyd, yn credu bod gormod o bwysau ar blant i lwyddo yn yr ysgol mewn arholiadau, " Ges i TGAU Cymraeg ac Addysg Grefyddol. Tyda ni gyd ddim yn dysgu fel ‘na – dylsa ni ddysgu am brynu tai, pres, colled, iechyd meddwl“.Tydi'r ffordd ddim wedi bod heb ei heriau, rhai yn boenus iawn, ond mae Iwan yn hapus erbyn hyn ei fod yn gweithio tipyn yng Nghymru hefyd yn cyflwyno rhaglenni i S4C. “ dwi'n dathlu fy hun rŵan – dwi wedi treulio gymaint o'm mywyd yn anhapus”

And suddenly Cardiff City have just two games to save themselves from relegation to League One. Manager Omer Riza paid the price for a run of one win in 13 with the sack, leaving local hero Aaron Ramsey the unenviable task of trying to save the Bluebirds. He was close to securing a precious win in his first game in charge, but a wonder strike from Oxford's Cameron Brannagan ended that. So it leaves Cardiff needing to win their final two games of the season to stand a chance of staying up... and Iwan and Sam aren't ready to give up hope just yet.No such worries for Swansea, who have surged clear of relegation trouble with a record-breaking run of wins. Has Alan Sheehan done enough to warrant the manager's job on a full-time basis?And the battle between Wrexham and Wycombe for second place in League One took another twist over Easter, much to Sam's annoyance! But at least he felt the love from the Burnley faithful on the long journey back from Bolton.

Our panel of Ed, Arnie, Dave & Iwan run their eye over County's 0-2 defeat to Colchester. Was it an improved performance, or more of the same? Are we now 'on the beach'? And if so, should that be something to celebrate given pre-season expectations, or is it a big cause for concern?We'll likely have a mini break and then bring together a full panel after the Easter games. Do drop us a line via your social media platform of choice if you have any questions to throw our way. And please remember that you can throw us a few shekels via our ko-fi account if you like what we do and want to help us pay the bills.We remain grateful to the Riverside Sports Bar (the home of Welsh sports fans) for their support of the pod, and to Tinty & The Bucket Hats for letting us use Discoland as our theme tune. Our outro music is Virgo by Sean T.Be good to yourselves and each other, and above all Keep It County! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's well and truly the "business end of the season" and the clichés are out in force. The race between Wrexham and Wycombe for second place and automatic promotion remains too tight to call as both sides drop points against relegation-threatened opposition. Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson felt crucial decisions went against them against Cambridge, while Sam still can't believe none of Wycombe's 33 shots found the net against Shrewsbury. Shooting practice this week?It's situation critical at Cardiff after the Bluebirds drop more points from a winning position by drawing with Sheffield Wednesday at home. For the first time this season, Iwan questions if they have enough to avoid relegation to League One.And with Wales women back in Nations League action, Carl again somehow manages to centre the discussion around food.

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Carl Roberts, Iwan Roberts and Sam Vokes are joined by Sam's former Wales teammate James Chester. James talks to us about his decision to hang up his boots recently, his 18-year career, and his time with Wales including Euro 2016. Carl, Iwan and Sam also preview the weekend's football.

Who next for Swansea City after the dismissal of manager Luke Williams? And what needs to change at the club to end the cycle of managerial instability? Despite the obvious shortcomings, Sam believes the job remains an attractive one for ambitious managers, while Iwan hopes the club will turn to one of their own to offer guidance.The shock news from Swansea has taken the spotlight away from Cardiff, but another draw on Saturday means the Bluebirds still haven't given themselves any breathing space from the bottom three. And Wrexham have suddenly lost their spark at home, much to the delight of Sam and his Wycombe team-mates.

A hugely contrasting January transfer window for the four Welsh EFL clubs provides plenty of taking points. Swansea's lack of signings has prompted concern from the Supporters Trust, with Iwan also critical of how the club dealt with the departure of captain Matt Grimes to Coventry. Cardiff's activity - particularly in signing highly-rated Leicester youngster Will Alves - helped to mask the seven-goal mauling at Leeds as crucial league games await this month. Wrexham showed their intent with a flurry of high-profile forward signings, and celebrated with a dance lesson from a Hollywood star. Newport gave themselves much needed-breathing space with two crucial wins, and bolstered the threadbare squad.Sam gives an update on his coaching status at Wycombe with the arrival of a new manager, and welcomes the club's decision to hold onto key players for the League One title push. And who will fill Harry Wilson's boots as the Wales' World Cup qualifying campaign draws nearer?

Carl, Iwan and Sam dissect Cardiff's thumping win over Swansea in the south Wales derby. And after Sam's unexpected call into the Wycombe interim coaching team, he reveals the array of emotions that accompanied their late win over Mansfield.

From taking 12 points from his first six games, to just two from the next six, it's been an alarming slump in form for Cardiff City under manager Omer Riza. The poor run of results sees the Bluebirds sitting inside the relegation places, and showing little evidence of being able to reverse the alarming slide down the table.The lads also discuss Ben Cabango's contract situation at Swansea and whether the new owners will spend in January to make a push for the play-offs. And with the Christmas party season upon us, Iwan and Sam recall some of their favourite fancy dress exploits.

Elton John, Delia Smith and Georgian billionaire Mikheil Lomtadze - just a few club owners that Iwan and Sam have encountered during their nomadic playing careers. With Swansea City starting a fresh chapter under new ownership and Cardiff City stagnating under Vincent Tan, the boys share their thoughts and memories over playing under various owners, and how boardroom drama can affect performances on the pitch.There's finally some positive news for Sam as he steps up his return from injury - but how can he force his way back into a team on a 10-game winning streak? And Carl makes a startling film confession.

Carl Roberts, Iwan Roberts and Sam Vokes discuss the return of Dan James and Rubin Colwill to the Wales squad for the final Nations League matches against Turkey and Iceland, and the continued brilliance of Harry Wilson. Swansea finally end their goal drought, while Peterborough's bizarre disallowed goal at Newport plays tricks with Iwan and Sam's eyes.

Wales Under-21 manager Matty Jones joins Carl Roberts, Iwan Roberts and Sam Vokes to preview their crunch tie against Czechia in the Euro qualifiers. The youngsters are aiming to become the first team from Wales to qualify for the tournament.Jones explains the careful development plan that has seen Lewis Koumas step up to the senior squad, and what Rubin Colwill needs to do to follow suit. He also reveals how he was interviewed for the senior manager's job and welcomes Joe Allen's decision to reverse his international retirement.There's also plenty on the club scene as Cardiff finally win this season, and Newport surge towards the play-off positions will two successive wins.Part One: Matty Jones 02'40 Swapping shirts with Rivaldo and Figo 05'00 Joe Allen returns (Iwan is still not convinced) 11'00 Ampadu out but others return 15'30 Lewis Koumas 21'00 Relationship with senior squad 25'00 History beckons the U21s 30'00 Rubin Colwill 37'00 Future plansPart Two: Club scene 44'00 Newport rise again 46'00 Stuttering Wrexham 50'00 Cardiff win 55'30 Favourite goals 58'00 TNS face Fiorentina 60'00 Prosiect Cymru prospects

Carl Roberts, Iwan Roberts and Sam Vokes ponder how Cardiff City can shake off their early season troubles as they prop up the Championship table after five uninspiring games. Plus Iwan recalls being bitten during a game on two separate occasions, while Sam explains how we was nearly arrested on the way to the 2010 Ryder Cup.02:00 Birmingham's impressive win over Wrexham 03:45 Elton John clattered in Watford training 06:00 "The modern way" and Chris Davies 12:00 Iwan bitten twice 17:30 Struggling Cardiff "a hard watch" 28:00 The worse miss in football? 30:00 Swansea ground out a win 38:00 Newport's leaky defence 39:00 Footballers on strike? 45:00 Sam's M4 madnessWeekend matches: Saturday Cardiff v Leeds (1500) Coventry City v Swansea (1500) Wrexham v Crawley Town (1500) Barrow v Newport (1500)

It can feel awful when other people judge you, but it can be even worse when you judge yourself. Despite his immense achievements, Former European, Commonwealth and World Champion 400m medallist Iwan Thomas is no stranger to self-loathing. In this chat with Fearne, Iwan talks about the innate need to make our parents proud throughout our lives, as well as how becoming a dad himself has changed his outlook on life. They also try to figure out the balance of pushing your kid to believe in themselves, without stressing them out with too much pressure. Iwan is honest about the reality of feeling he couldn't talk to even his closest friends about his mental health during his lowest moments, as well as how he's learnt to open up. Iwan's memoir, Brutal, is out on July 4th. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.