Podcast appearances and mentions of jamie baulch

On this episode of RunPod, Jenni welcomes Jamie Baulch to the studio—an Olympic silver medalist and Welsh sprinting icon!Jamie takes listeners back to his early days with the Newport Harriers and Cardiff AAC, where his athletic journey began. Defying the odds for 400m runners, who are typically taller than 5.9, Jamie proved that determination and talent matter most when it comes to sport and life!Renowned for his world-class performances, including a World Indoor Championship title, Jamie shares highlights from his impressive 12-year international career, offering an inside look at his life today and the dedication and drive that propelled him to the top of his game.Whether you're a passionate runner, a sports enthusiast, or simply inspired by stories of "realness", resilience, and success, Jamie's journey and insights are sure to captivate and motivate.

BWNO - Champion Runner - Jamie Baulch | Adopted in his early years, Olympian, champion, world record holder, Jamie Baulch, joins us to speak about realising his fuller identity in his teens. This exploration continued beyond 'The Flying Pineapple' leading onto a 2-part BBC documentary where he sought to find his biological parents. A keen sports fan throughout, Jamie details the transition and cultural integration he embodied once he made it to the big stage. Stories involving fellow Welshman Colin Jackson, GB's Linford Christie, Denise Lewis and others he became close to, and protected him from a lot of the parade that comes with being a high profile star of track. - A tribute to 'Grandad Franklin', Jermaine's (aka Curious) grandfather. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/curious-anarchy/message

Gold winning Welsh athlete and media personality, Jamie Baulch chats to Andrew Woolfe about his career and his 10 favourite songs! The full show was originally broadcast on Radio Glamorgan on Friday 7th April 2023

Full description to follow, but - for now - treat yourselves to an hour of Belgrade chatter with multiple world indoor medallist, Jamie 'Sporting Hair of the Year' Baulch: as heard via Instagram live earlier this week.Rate, review, subscribe, and SAY 'HI': @BackstraightB, @Claire_GThomas, and @JamieBaulchThe first major championship of 2022 is upon us... phwoar. Enjoy xoxo

What makes an elite athlete? Jamie reveals just what it takes to set world records and win Olympic gold medals, and some of it involves missing out on a Michael Jackson concert. We also delve into the fascinating backstory of Jamie's life, culminating in the incredible story of meeting his biological mother for the first time at the age of 42. An inspiring conversation that will make you laugh and cry. Brought to you by Ventur – The Travel Partner. Sponsored by Dakota Hotels.Find us at ventur.partners/podcast. Follow Ventur on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook for the latest updates. 

In this episode Jamie Baulch continues sharing his life journey and lessons learnt from being an Olympic Athlete and now having transitioned into the next chapter of his life. This is Part 2 of a two part series. 

Jamie Baulch is a Welsh sprint athlete and television presenter. He won the 400m gold medal at the 1999 World Championships As a member of British 4x400m relay teams, he won a gold medal at the 1997 World Championships and silver medal at the 1996 Olympic Games. He represented Wales at the Commonwealth Games where he won an individual silver and a bronze medal in the 4 × 400 m relay. After his retirement from athletics in 2005 Baulch set up several different businesses including 'definitive', his sports management company.  He also owns a sports memorobillia company named 'Authentic Sports' and a company, 'Jamie Baulch Academy', which sends sports personalities into schools to encourage children to become more involved in sport. Baulch also became a squad member for the Welsh touch rugby team in 2010 which won the European cup later that year.  

Elis James, Mike Bubbins and Steff Garrero meet up in the bar to talk about bad spies, awful tackles and ring walks.You can get in touch with the team on social mediahttps://twitter.com/distantpodhttps://patreon.com/distantpodhttps://facebook.com/distantpodhttps://instagram.com/distantpodYou can find the clips from the Episode on our playlisthttps://www.youtube.com/thesociallydistantsportsbarDocumentary Steff's Choice: November 16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95pHwgw0U5cBook Elis's Choice: When Saturday Comes: The Half Decent Football Book (When Saturday Comes Magazine) by When Saturday Comes https://amzn.to/35du83EThis week's clipsElis: Denis Law scores a backheel against Man Utd and looks absolutely gutted about ithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXpF2v0KgvkElis: Schumacher on Battiston https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UnMBH3EGWMMike: Ally McCoist on Sean Connery https://youtu.be/ADhmjLBuYLIMike: Colombian Cyclist https://youtu.be/v0UyQsDxj0wSteff: Iwan Thomas and Jamie Baulch https://youtu.be/_AZoECiWgDwSteff: Stormzy and Anthony Joshua https://youtu.be/3ciqAKPEQBg

Jose Mourinho suggests he’d substitute his whole team at half time if he had the option as Spurs lost 1-0 to Antwerp, we heard the fallout on the Sports Bar after the game. Former FA Chief Exec Mark Palios gives his thoughts on the letter released by EFL Chairman Rick Parry asking the Government for more support, with Simon Jordan giving his views on the matter - comparing the bailout for the arts to that of sport. David Haye can’t keep away - the former heavyweight champion of the world makes his second appearance on talkSPORT this week, closely followed by Matchroom Boxing’s Eddie Hearn ahead of the big Usyk vs Chisora fight this weekend. Marcus Rashford is on the tip of everyone’s tongue on the breakfast show as Alan Brazil, Ally McCoist and Jamie O’Hara debate whether the Manchester United striker is world class. Leeds striker Patrick Bamford speaks to Jim White about his explosive start to the season, his modest England hopes and backs Rashford for a knighthood while Hugh Woozencroft, Chris Iweulmo and The Mirror’s Darren Lewis discuss the FA’s new diversity code on Kick Off. Welsh sprinter Jamie Baulch has some harsh words for Christian Coleman after his 2 year ban for missing a drugs test and we end with the best of the Sports Bar with the breaking news that Michail Antonio will miss four weeks with an injury and Jason Cundy’s latest fashion faux pas.. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we’re going to be talking to Jamie Baulch Entrepreneur and Olympian.Jamie’s talent for running was spotted by his Headmaster, Eric Atkins, on sports day at Henllys Junior School in Newport. After beating everyone so convincingly on that memorable sports day, Mr Atkins encouraged Jamie to join Newport Harriers, in South Wales. After the introduction to athletics, when Jamie was only 10 years old he never looked back. Jamie developed into one of the big personalities of the British athletics team, recognised by his peroxide dreadlocks for many years, which led to a promotional campaign with Vidal Sassoon. Jamie made his debut for the GB & NI team at a Junior International in Salamanca, Spain, in 1991. He burst onto the international scene, winning the 200m and breaking the Welsh record in that race. In his first year competing over 400m, Jamie was selected for the 1996 Olympic Games and won Silver as part of the 4x400m quartet. Jamie became World Indoor Champion in 1999 and still holds the British Indoor record over 400m set in 1997. Jamie won 13 medals at Olympic Games, World and European Championships and Commonwealth Games. Jamie helped campaign for his team’s World Championship Gold medals from 1997 to be presented to the 4x400m quartet including Iwan Thomas, Roger Black and Mark Richardson after a 13 year wait. This followed the disqualification of the USA team after Antonio Pettigrew admitted doping in 2007. Jamie continues to be a popular and respected voice in the world of athletics. Jamie is also an ambassador for Barnardos and Cancer Research Wales as part of his commitment to supporting charities. here is the link to Jamie's website that takes you to the documentaries mention in the podcasthttp://www.jamiebaulch.com/https://www.instagram.com/jamiebaulch/https://twitter.com/jamiebaulch

Jamie’s Baylch

A podcast with athletes Jazz Carlin and Jamie Baulch.

Jamie Baulch joins us today to talk about his Athletics career running the 400m for Great Britain, his Olympic and World Championship experience and his business in silent auctions

The World Anti-Doping Agency is meeting this week to decide if Russia should once again be allowed to test its own athletes. The Russian Anti-Doping Agency has been serving a suspension after running a state-sponsored doping operation and recently missed a deadline to hand over lab data to WADA. Meanwhile WADA is facing increasing criticism over its handling of the Russia doping affair. Many believe the goalposts have been moved specifically to welcome the Russia Anti Doping agency back into the fold. Our guests, investigative journalist Hajo Seppelt, Chief executive of US Anti-doping agency Travis Tygart and former Olympic athlete Jamie Baulch gave their i perspectives about the doping scandal. Beyond The Game is a five times a week show that tells you everything you need to know about your favourite sports. We’ll be at the biggest events bringing you exclusive features and the best interviews. It is your one stop shop for sport, Monday to Friday at 1630 GMT. Beyond The Game: http://trt.world/beyondthegame #RussiaDopingScandal #RussiaOlympicBan #RUSADA #WADA #AntiDoping

It's the day after the Opening Ceremony and Newton Fulkner joins Johnny and Tiffany before his performance at Hyde Park. Plus Olympic Silver medallist Jamie Baulch takes on the Egg and Spoon Race challenge.