Podcasts about Longchamp

"The more I want the work to be the focus, the more I pull back sharing myself. I want the work to speak." — Jasmine DowlingWelcome to Process: Encore! In this archive series, we're spotlighting the foundational conversations that continue to guide our creative community, completely untouched from the day they first aired! This week, we are taking you back to a hotel room in Brisbane where Arielle sat down with one of Australia's most distinct creative eyes: multimedia artist in still and motion creation, Jasmine Dowling. Jasmine has spent over a decade navigating the fragile balance between commercial partnerships with global mainstays like Longchamp, Mecca, Chanel, and Hermès (just to name a few) and the highly intentional, low-fi personal practices that keep her creative spirit alive. In this unfiltered conversation, she opens up about the reality of executing work that is entirely yours.In this episode: The 40/30/30 Split: Balancing unpaid personal exploration, client work, and paid social partnerships.The "Slave to the Eye" Paradox: The endurance required when your hands are working overtime to match the vision in your mind.The Low-Fi Medium Strategy: Ditching the heavy gear to capture her Paris Hermès project via film, a compact Sony, and raw iPhone voice memos.The Illusion of "Dream Clients": The unfiltered reality of navigating heavy corporate bureaucracy and creative revisions.The Power of the Gifted Spark: How unexpected tactile packaging triggers immediate, experimental animation concepts.The Boundaries of Curation: Treating your digital platform strictly as a workspace while fiercely protecting your private family life.The Forever Fear of Work Disappearing: Overcoming the anxiety that everything will crumble the moment you set structural boundaries.Connect with our Guest:Jasmine Dowling on Instagram: @jasminedowlingStudio & Prints: jasminedowling.comEnjoyed this Encore? Join our Community!Your host, Arielle Thomas on Instagram, ⁠@arielle.thomas⁠Us, on Instagram, ⁠@processthepodcastWhatsapp Community @processthepodcastFollow us to get notified every time a new episode drops every Tuesday.  See you on the next one! 

Hi Mossies, if your gut is telling you it's Friday, YOU'RE CORRECT. We're back with a brand new episode on gut feelings & the power of your instinct. This week Naina and Sakshi talk about battling the trenches of Bandra to get to their favourite cafes, the horrors of being abandoned by your gym trainer, and the beautiful joys of getting a second Longchamp. We then asked - how do you differentiate between a gut feeling and plain old anxiety? Should you listen to your gut EVERY SINGLE TIME? Or are there times when your gut is being a loser and just playing games to mess with you? Watch the episode to find out.(Somewhere along the way, we also arrived at the unnecessary hate against the word ‘aunty' and sought justice for kitty parties. Plus, Sakshi gave tips on how to sus out a kidnapper on a first date and the girls reflected on their gut feelings about starting MOS.)Finally we have a gut feeling that we're sooooo close to 100k subs but you gotta help us get there by going and hitting like, share, comment, hype, subscribe, follow, and casually dropping MOS into every single conversation you have this week. Check out Foodstories: https://www.instagram.com/foodstories_in Chaptering: 00:00 – Where Do You Feel Anxiety?01:00 – Popcorn or Flopcorn?02:08 – The Café That Felt Like a Maze03:11 – Foodstories Integration06:50 – My Gym Trainer Abandoned Me09:33 – Why Women Really Go to the Gym10:41 – Ignoring Your Gut Feeling17:14 – Book Recommendation19:09 – Secret of a Happy Marriage19:26 – Mallika Dua & The Kitty System19:58 – Don't Call Me Aunty23:35 – The Science of Gut Instinct28:45 – Anxiety vs Gut Feeling30:34 – How Anxiety Shows Up in the Body33:36 – Predicting Someone's Cancellation36:41 – Period Glow Makeup Hack39:11 – What If Your Date Is a Kidnapper?42:26 – 6-Minute Gym Routine45:41 – Spotting a Sociopath47:52 – Testing Our Gut Feeling50:57 – Why We Don't Need Wars56:29 – Agreeing With Samay Raina Follow MoS on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/momentofsilencepod/reels/?hl=enCredits:Naina Bhan - Co-host and certified overthinkerhttps://www.instagram.com/nainabee?ig...Sakshi Shivdasani - Co-host, balancing out Naina's overthinking with a healthy dose of not thinkinghttps://www.instagram.com/sakshishivdasani/?hl=enSenior Producer- Amruta P. https://www.linkedin.com/in/amruta-bandivdekar-01879925Produced by "Vertical by Handmade" - Our personal cheering squad https://www.instagram.com/verticalbyhandmade?igsh=NG1vdXd5bWdsdWI3Creative direction by Tinkre, Keeper of MoS' signature “Pookie” energy Natascha Mehrahttps://www.instagram.com/tinkre.in/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/natascha.zip/?hl=en Researched by our very own curiosity engineer - Aashna Sharma https://www.linkedin.com/in/aashna-sharma-913146179Reel Editor - Yug Vermahttps://www.instagram.com/bass_abhiyug?igsh=MnlibHdsbG56MjNl&utm_source=qrDisclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are for entertaining purposes only and do not necessarily reflect those of the hosts, the production team, or affiliated brand. We don't claim to be experts- just two people with Wi-fi and feelings. While we encourage open dialogue, we do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any information shared. Listener discretion is advised — especially if you're allergic to strong opinions.

This week on 5 Things Friday UK edition, we break down the retail stories shaping the high street, physical stores, discovery, customer experience, AI, and the future of retail.The episode starts with a spotlight on Positive Retail, described in the conversation as a more curated, “posh TK Maxx” approach to giving unsold fashion stock a second life without leaning into chaotic discount culture. The discussion then moves to Longchamp's Sloane Square pop-up, a beach-club-style activation built around music, drinks, games, workshops, and summer holiday energy — a strong example of why physical retail has to offer something the internet cannot.The conversation also covers the reported return of Claire's to UK high streets, with plans mentioned in the episode for 50 stores, before moving into takeaways from World Retail Congress in Berlin. Topics include CEO perspectives on AI, customer experience, retail engagement, ASOS collaborations, the role of Reddit in AI training, and whether retailers should be paying closer attention to Reddit and community-driven search behaviour.The episode wraps with store visits and retail models from Europe, including Action's frugal operating model, the question of whether AI removes organisational “fluff,” and examples from OBI, QVC live shopping, NRF Europe, and HOFF's Madrid flagship store.Linkshttps://positive-retail.com/https://www.nrfbigshoweurope.com/en/about/event-overviewhttps://www.instagram.com/reels/DXuOaYxggjU/Chapters00:00 Introduction to 5 Things Friday UK00:27 Meet Simone and Need It For Tonight01:15 Positive Retail and a different future for fashion02:12 Overproduction, discounting, and retail's race to the bottom02:36 The “posh TK Maxx” model of curated discovery03:49 Longchamp's Sloane Square beach-club pop-up04:26 Why physical retail needs emotion and atmosphere05:21 Claire's planned return to UK high streets06:06 World Retail Congress in Berlin06:32 CEOs on AI, customer experience, and retail engagement06:51 ASOS, collaborations, and sell-out retail moments07:13 Reddit, AI training, and retail discovery08:33 Who actually uses Reddit?09:45 Inside Action's frugal European retail model10:33 Centralised operations, SKUs, and efficiency11:00 Is AI just removing organisational fluff?11:24 Action opening one store a day11:52 OBI, garden retail, and store experience12:13 QVC and the move into live shopping12:37 NRF Europe, London, Milan, Amsterdam, and Paris13:24 HOFF's Madrid flagship store13:49 Pulse, London plans, and new social content14:14 Closing remarks

Charlotte Greenway in for Nick and joined by the Racing Post's Lee Mottershead to look ahead to the action coming up over the next few days as they run through key runners at Sandown, Hong Kong and Longchamp. We hear from Champion Conditional elect Tristan Durrell who reflects on a fruitful season and looks forward to his ride aboard Mirabad in tomorrow's Grade 1 Celebration Chase. Hugo Palmer has his say on the barrier trial debate and shares his thoughts on how we should manage this going forward. Chester Williams pops in to provide an update on how his marathon training is going ahead of the big day on Sunday in London whilst Philip Rothwell shares his plans for the 50,000 euros he looks set to bag tonight at the William Hill extra place series finale and explains why these sorts of initiatives are so important.

Charlotte Greenway in for Nick and joined by the Racing Post's Lee Mottershead to look ahead to the action coming up over the next few days as they run through key runners at Sandown, Hong Kong and Longchamp. We hear from Champion Conditional elect Tristan Durrell who reflects on a fruitful season and looks forward to his ride aboard Mirabad in tomorrow's Grade 1 Celebration Chase. Hugo Palmer has his say on the barrier trial debate and shares his thoughts on how we should manage this going forward. Chester Williams pops in to provide an update on how his marathon training is going ahead of the big day on Sunday in London whilst Philip Rothwell shares his plans for the 50,000 euros he looks set to bag tonight at the William Hill extra place series finale and explains why these sorts of initiatives are so important.

Ahead of the action this weekend Charlotte Greenway looks ahead to the key meetings across the globe starting at Sandown tomorrow, the final day of the 25/26 jumps season where Champions will be crowned including Tristan Durrell, Champion Conditional elect, and he looks forward to get back aboard Mirabad in the Grade 1 Celebration Chase and explains why the set up of the race is likely to suit and Fergal O'Brien discusses his bet365 Gold Cup fancy In d'Or. Onto Hong Kong next where we hear from Christophe Lemaire as he prepares to partner Masquerade Ball, the main dancer to Romatic Warrior and then Harry Eustace discusses the chances of Docklands in the Fwd Mile. Finally, on Sunday at Longchamp we will see the return of last year's Arc hero Calandagan and trainer Francis Graffard shares what he's hoping to see from the Aga Khan colt this weekend.

Dans cet épisode solo, j'analyse le parcours de David Kalfon, CEO de Sanso Longchamp Asset Management.Son secret ? Une exécution ultra focus et 5 leviers concrets que vous pouvez appliquer dès aujourd'hui pour scaler votre business.Au programme :Accepter de commencer seul mais apprendre à déléguerRecruter progressivement avec des profils engagésUtiliser la croissance externe pour acquérir des talentsAccepter la dilution pour viser plus grandMiser sur le service comme levier différenciantUn épisode 100% actionnable pour tout entrepreneur ou toute entrepreneure.Bonne écoute !

David Kalfon raconte comment il a utilisé la croissance externe comme un véritable levier stratégique : en rachetant des sociétés, il ne cherche pas seulement à grossir, mais surtout à intégrer des talents et des expertises qu'il ne possède pas.Plutôt que de recruter et d'alourdir ses charges, il privilégie des structures déjà à l'équilibre, capables de s'autofinancer, rendant ces acquisitions quasiment neutres financièrement.Un témoignage éclairant sur une manière intelligente de se développer plus vite tout en renforçant la valeur de son entreprise, à découvrir dans l'épisode complet.

本集由《經理人》編輯團隊精選國際財經管理資訊與產業趨勢，採訪編輯尤韻蓉、李岱君共同主持與解析，帶你從全球奢侈品市場的最新數據出發，快速掌握消費價值轉移與品牌經營策略的關鍵變化。當奢侈品產業告別長達十年的成長神話，全球銷售首度轉為負成長，過去靠「不斷漲價」撐起營收的模式難以為繼，連 LVMH、Kering 等精品集團都面臨獲利下滑與客群流失的壓力。但同一時間，Coach 與 Longchamp 這類「負擔得起的奢侈」卻逆勢崛起，成為年輕世代與中產階級的新選擇。當消費者開始把錢從精品轉向旅遊、健身與各種體驗，品牌要競爭的不再只是衣櫃的預算，而是整體生活分配中的角色。 重點搶先聽：1.為什麼奢侈品市場會出現K型分化？流失的「嚮往型消費者」對產業帶來什麼衝擊？2.Coach如何透過品牌重塑、包掛策略與生活方式行銷，成功吸引Z世代？3.「買包的盡頭是Longchamp」反映了哪些新的消費心理與價值觀轉變？ Powered by Firstory Hosting

The holy grail commuter girl uniform is currently as follows: black trousers, basic white T-shirt, Longchamp bag, trench coat, Adidas sambas and a claw clip. That's the view of Lydia Spencer-Elliott, writing in the Independent UK. So is fashion lacking originality? Lydia joined us on the show.

The holy grail commuter girl uniform is currently as follows: black trousers, basic white T-shirt, Longchamp bag, trench coat, Adidas sambas and a claw clip. That's the view of Lydia Spencer-Elliott, writing in the Independent UK. So is fashion lacking originality? Lydia joined us on the show.

Cette fois-ci, nous avons le plaisir d'accueillir Julien Lannette, Global Education Director au sein de la maison Longchamp.Dans cet épisode, on se plonge dans un parcours à la croisée de l'art, de la mode et de la transmission, où le fil rouge n'est pas le produit… mais l'humain.✨ Ce qui nous a particulièrement marqué dans cet échange :

Avec : Yael Mellul, ancienne avocate. Emmanuelle Dancourt, journaliste indépendante. Et Frédéric Hermel, journaliste RMC. - Accompagnée de Charles Magnien et sa bande, Estelle Denis s'invite à la table des français pour traiter des sujets qui font leur quotidien. Société, conso, actualité, débats, coup de gueule, coups de cœurs… En simultané sur RMC Story.

This episode of  Wisdom From The Wardrobe, the team opens with Bec's "In the News" segment, spotlighting Burberry's latest marketing campaign and its refreshingly relatable message: luxury lives in every moment. Featuring iconic British stars like Olivia Colman stepping into very ordinary roles, including working behind the counter at a classic fish and chips shop, the campaign reminds us that beautiful things are meant to be worn, used, and enjoyed, not saved for someday. Inspired by that philosophy, the conversation turns to stylish and thoughtful holiday gift ideas that strike the perfect balance between indulgence and practicality. From cozy indoor footwear and elegant gloves to sumptuous cashmere and chic travel accessories from Longchamp, the team shares pieces that feel special without feeling precious. These are gifts designed to elevate everyday life and actually get used. As always, the episode blends style insight with real-world wearability, offering a timely reminder that great style isn't about waiting for the right moment, it's about making the moment right. 

Avec Olivier Jaune https://www.paroisseetfamille.com/magasin/avent-careme/277-avent-2025-et-temps-de-noel-pour-les-cancres-a-l-ecole-des-saints-9791094621691.html Dans un monde en convulsions, petits ou grands, riches ou pauvres, où que nous en soyons de notre vie chrétienne, un attrait mystérieux nous porte à Bethléem , quelqu'un nous y attend, au plus profond de notre cœur. En lien avec la liturgie du jour, correspondant aux 43 jours de ce temps liturgique, un choix de textes empruntés à la grande tradition chrétienne, et qui seront autant de chemins vers la crèche. Aidé des commentaires du Père de Longchamp, du Centre Saint-Jean-de-la-Croix, le lecteur est invité à vivre le temps de préparation et de célébration de Noël comme une sympathique retraite à la maison "à l'école des saints".

Avec Olivier Jaune Dans un monde en convulsions, petits ou grands, riches ou pauvres, où que nous en soyons de notre vie chrétienne, un attrait mystérieux nous porte à Bethléem , quelqu'un nous y attend, au plus profond de notre cœur. En lien avec la liturgie du jour, correspondant aux 43 jours de ce temps liturgique, un choix de textes empruntés à la grande tradition chrétienne, et qui seront autant de chemins vers la crèche. Aidé des commentaires du Père de Longchamp, du Centre Saint-Jean-de-la-Croix, le lecteur est invité à vivre le temps de préparation et de célébration de Noël comme une sympathique retraite à la maison "à l'école des saints".

Avec Sandrine https://www.paroisseetfamille.com/magasin/avent-careme/277-avent-2025-et-temps-de-noel-pour-les-cancres-a-l-ecole-des-saints-9791094621691.html Dans un monde en convulsions, petits ou grands, riches ou pauvres, où que nous en soyons de notre vie chrétienne, un attrait mystérieux nous porte à Bethléem , quelqu'un nous y attend, au plus profond de notre cœur. En lien avec la liturgie du jour, correspondant aux 43 jours de ce temps liturgique, un choix de textes empruntés à la grande tradition chrétienne, et qui seront autant de chemins vers la crèche. Aidé des commentaires du Père de Longchamp, du Centre Saint-Jean-de-la-Croix, le lecteur est invité à vivre le temps de préparation et de célébration de Noël comme une sympathique retraite à la maison "à l'école des saints".

Avec Sandrine https://www.paroisseetfamille.com/magasin/avent-careme/277-avent-2025-et-temps-de-noel-pour-les-cancres-a-l-ecole-des-saints-9791094621691.html Auteur : Le Père Max de Longchamp, spécialiste de saint Jean de la Croix, prêtre de la Société de vie apostolique Saint Jean de la Croix, consacrée à la formation spirituelle chrétienne, est depuis 25 ans l'auteur de nombreuses publications scientifiques et pastorales dans ce domaine.

C'était le livre le plus lu après la Bible, ce fut le livre de chevet de Thérèse de Lisieux, et pourtant il est aujourd'hui un peu oublié. En cette semaine thérésienne, la Foi prise au mot part donc à la découverte de l'Imitation de Jésus-Christ, un traité ascétique écrit vers la fin du XIVe siècle. Qui en est le mystérieux auteur et dans quel contexte fut-il écrit ? Que contient-il et comment expliquer qu'il ait connu un tel succès ? Thérèse de Lisieux ne dit-elle pas dans l'Histoire d'une Âme qu'elle le connaissait presque par coeur ? Pourquoi est-il aujourd'hui un peu oublié ? Faut-il le redécouvrir ? Pour mieux découvrir l'Imitation de Jésus-Christ, deux invités : le père Max Huot de Longchamp, théologien spécialiste de la littérature mystique et auteur de nombreux ouvrages de spiritualité et Ghislain Waterlot, professeur de Philosophie et d'éthique à l'Université de Genève qui depuis 6 ans travaille sur la question de l'expérience religieuse et mystique. Emission du 27 septembre 2015.

Meghan Markle has been spotted rocking a Longchamp bag that displayed the initials of her royal title "D.S". Plus, Ryan Adams has said in a now deleted Insta post that Australia is the worst country ever!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fran Berry is back with a bang this week after last weeks Dundalk meeting was blown off!  Enter our FREE TO PLAY game Eliminator here: https://skillzone.paddypower.com/eliminator/   Don't forget to subscribe to the Paddy Power Racing YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@paddypowerhorseracing   It's Fridays with Fran, coming to you straight "From The Horse's Mouth"...   18+ | gambleaware.org

Nick and Charlotte bring you today's episode across two continents. Charlotte is at Paris Longchamp in the company of David Yates to review Arc day, with. their musings interspersed with reaction from all the key players, including Princess Zahra Aga Khan, Francis Graffard, Henry Dwyer and more. Nick is in Kentucky, and has thoughts on the best of the US action - primarily at Keeneland - with a contribution from Will Walden, trainer of impressive Grade One winner Rhetorical. Wathnan's Richard Brown also joins the show to discuss a remarkable weekend for the operation which included wins in Newmarket's Sun Chariot and the Canadian International, as well as big race wins at Ascot, Dusseldorf and Longchamp.

Quand on pense au luxe français, certaines maisons incarnent à elles seules un mélange rare : indépendance, transmission familiale et capacité à se réinventer sans jamais perdre leur âme. Longchamp en fait partie.Pour la première fois dans ce podcast, j'ai choisi de donner la parole à 2 voix : Jean Cassegrain, président de Longchamp à l'échelle mondiale, et son fils Hector Cassegrain, directeur France.Dans cet échange, on a parlé de ce qui fait la singularité d'une maison familiale devenue une icône du luxe. Comment transmettre un héritage sans jamais le figer ? Comment préserver une identité forte tout en osant la réinventer ? Comment transformer une boutique en véritable lieu d'expérience ? Et bien sûr, comment un sac comme le Pliage peut devenir à la fois un symbole de continuité et d'audace.Mais au-delà de ces questions de stratégie, Jean et Hector se livrent avec une sincérité rare : sur leurs valeurs, leur attachement profond à la France, leur rapport au temps long… et ce que cela implique, très concrètement, de travailler en famille.C'est une plongée unique dans les coulisses d'une maison que j'admire profondément, et dont l'histoire résonne bien au-delà du monde du luxe.Bonne écoute !Notes et références de l'épisode :

Nick and Charlotte bring you today's episode across two continents. Charlotte is at Paris Longchamp in the company of David Yates to review Arc day, with. their musings interspersed with reaction from all the key players, including Princess Zahra Aga Khan, Francis Graffard, Henry Dwyer and more. Nick is in Kentucky, and has thoughts on the best of the US action - primarily at Keeneland - with a contribution from Will Walden, trainer of impressive Grade One winner Rhetorical. Wathnan's Richard Brown also joins the show to discuss a remarkable weekend for the operation which included wins in Newmarket's Sun Chariot and the Canadian International, as well as big race wins at Ascot, Dusseldorf and Longchamp.

Depuis plus de 75 ans, Longchamp avance sans jamais céder son indépendance. Dans cet extrait, Hector Cassegrain partage ce que cela change : des décisions plus rapides, une vision à long terme et une histoire familiale qui continue de s'écrire, génération après génération.La suite dès lundi matin !Vous pouvez consulter notre politique de confidentialité sur https://art19.com/privacy ainsi que la notice de confidentialité de la Californie sur https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ooh la la! Europe's richest flat race is upon us, and Paddy's international racing trader Sean O'Sullivan is très confident he's cracked the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. Claim your Money Back Tokens for Saturday and Sunday here: https://promos.paddypower.com/sport Enter our FREE TO PLAY game Eliminator here: https://skillzone.paddypower.com/eliminator/ It's Sunday Tipping, coming to you straight "From The Horse's Mouth"... 18+ GambleAware

Charlotte Greenway is back with the Saturday Edition and previews Sunday's Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe from Longchamp as we have a whole host of contributions starting with Andre Fabre (Sosie & Cualificar); Pierre-Yves Bureau (Sosie & Aventure); Francis Graffard (Daryz, Gezora & Quisisana); Barry Mahon (Kalpana); Andrea Atzeni (Giavellotto); John Hammond (Laffard) & Jessica Harrington (Hotazhell). Also Sean Quinn looks forward to JM Jungle in the Prix de l'Abbaye before Maddie Playle speaks to Richard Brown of Wathnan Racing ahead of a big weekend for them in Canada and finally Charlotte has an interview with yesterday's key note spoke at the Racing Foundation Conference Stuart Rowson while Lydia Hislop responds to his comments on the how we should be marketing the sport to encourage more of the youth to get involved.

John Duggan and Johnny Ward are back for another episode of The Racing Pod where they'll preview this weekends racing action including the 2025 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp. The Racing Pod on Off The Ball is brought to you by William Hill. 18+ See gamblingcare.ie

Join Ross Brierley and Racing Post tipster 's Paul Kealy and Robbie Wilders as they preview the action on ITV Racing for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp. 

Shane Dawson talks all things Association Football with Paul Corry, Tony O'Donoghue, and Feargal Brennan. Ellen Keane is in studio and she catches up with double gold medallist Orla Comerford fresh from the World Para Athletics Championships. Plus Jane Mangan previews Arc weekend at Longchamp. Game On.

It's a bumper weekend – and who better than Ruby and Rory to cover the best of ITV racing, Group 1 action in Paris, and graded action at Gowran. Don't forget to tune in again tomorrow for a bonus show covering Sunday's French action with our international trader, Sean O'Sullivan. Claim your Money Back Tokens for Saturday and Sunday here: https://promos.paddypower.com/sport Enter our FREE TO PLAY game Eliminator here: https://skillzone.paddypower.com/eliminator/ It's Saturday Tipping, coming to you straight "From The Horse's Mouth"... 18+ GambleAware

Emmet Kennedy, Andy Newton, George Gorman, and Peter Michael are back after landing five winners last weekend, including Andy's 14/1 NAP. This week, the panel preview a stacked weekend across Newmarket, Ascot, Paris Longchamp, Redcar, and the Curragh – including our very own Final Furlong Podcast With 1xbet.ie Handicap.

Join us for the latest episode of the Racing Postcast as our team dissects a huge weekend of racing.  Presenter James Stevens is joined by Racing Post journalist Matt Rennie, betting editor Keith Melrose and Brett Williams from Unibet to provide their analysis for the long awaited Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp.  Our experts also analyse the ITV action from Newmarket and Ascot and provide their best bets for a jam-packed weekend.

On the latest edition of The Front Page, Jonathan Harding is joined by West Country correspondent James Stevens and Matt Rennie to discuss the raft of changes made by Cheltenham to combat the festival's attendance slump – including a reduction in the price of Guinness.  The panel also reflects on an informative weekend, with Classic clues on offer at Newmarket and globetrotting star Rebel's Romance landing another big race in the US under Frankie Dettori, and looks ahead to the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe and the prospect of a long-awaited Japanese winner at Longchamp.

Dunnes Stores have gotten into a little bit of legal trouble with one of their new products. Longchamp, the luxury French bagmaker, are alleging that Dunnes stole their idea for a bag, but Dunnes claim they've done nothing wrong. Are similar fashion products theft? Or is it all part of the industry?And, do you buy so-called ‘dupe' products?Joining guest host Anna Daly to discuss is Esther McCarthy, Life and Style Features Editor at the Irish Examiner and Jacinta Carraher, owner of Purple Peach.Images: Dunnes, Longchamp

Join Maddy Playle, Chris Cook and Liam Headd to discuss a lively week in racing, including Arc trials' day at Longchamp on Sunday.  Last year's runner-up Aventure shot to favouritism for the French showpiece after winning the Prix Vermeille, with Whirl's defeat the second notable disappointment for the race after Kalpana's loss to Giavellotto in the September Stakes at Kempton. The team also review comments by John Gosden and Aidan O'Brien regarding Ombudsman and Delacroix in the Irish Champion Stakes, with the Ballydoyle maestro suggesting the British trainer was a sore loser after ruling out Godolphin's colt from the Group 1 clash. Finally, the panel ponder how effective Wednesday's strike action will be as racing figures prepare to gather in Westminster.

Nick once again coming to you from Burghley Horse Trials and joined this morning by the Mirror's David Yates. First up Richard Hannon joins the show, who is hoping that Rosallion will finally land a Group One in 2025 in Sunday's Prix du Moulin at Longchamp although he faces some stiff competition. Nick and Dave touch on the latest in the Hillsin case which is scheduled for a hearing next week before Wilf Walsh of the RCA explains why David Armstrong is stepping down as Chief Exec. Breeder John little shares his delight in the success he has seen Lady of Spain go onto with Roger Varian, the latest a Group 3 success, and he discussed his why he thought the mare was perfect for sire Phoenix of Spain. Then with the Malton open day taking place this weekend we hear from Beck Edmunds and finally Kevin Walsh offers a rebuttal to Charlie Brooks's piece in the Telegraph earlier in the week, regarding the future of summer jumps racing.

Priorité Santé vous donne rendez-vous en direct de l'Hippodrome de Longchamp, qui accueille, jusqu'à dimanche 29 juin 2025, le festival Solidays : rendez-vous musical et solidaire, dédié à la lutte contre le sida. Émission délocalisée, en direct de l'Hippodrome de Longchamp  À l'heure où les programmes de lutte contre le sida sont fortement affectés par l'arrêt des financements américains et la tendance à une baisse globale de l'aide au développement, le combat contre la pandémie de sida est toujours d'actualité. Nous rencontrons bénévoles, associations et organisateurs qui, au-delà des quelque 80 concerts organisés, continuent de se mobiliser dans des projets concrets qui s'inscrivent dans le cadre de sensibilisation et de programmes pour faire reculer l'épidémie de VIH sida, partout sur la planète, en étroite collaboration avec les acteurs de terrain.  Florent Maréchal, directeur des Programmes santé et solidarité, à Solidarité Sida   Aliou Diop, président de l'Association des Gestionnaires pour le Développement (AGD) en Mauritanie  Valérie Ngami-Ketcha, responsable de l'Unité de prévention et aide à l'observance à la SWAA-Littoral (Society for Women and AIDS in Africa), au Cameroun   Wilfrid Pandi, secrétaire exécutif de l'Association Serment Universel, une ONG spécialisée dans la prise en charge psychologique et sociale des personnes vivant avec le VIH, au Congo-Brazzaville.   Programmation musicale :  ► Yoa – Matcha Queen ► Kalash – Tombolo.

Priorité Santé vous donne rendez-vous en direct de l'Hippodrome de Longchamp, qui accueille, jusqu'à dimanche 29 juin 2025, le festival Solidays : rendez-vous musical et solidaire, dédié à la lutte contre le sida. Émission délocalisée, en direct de l'Hippodrome de Longchamp  À l'heure où les programmes de lutte contre le sida sont fortement affectés par l'arrêt des financements américains et la tendance à une baisse globale de l'aide au développement, le combat contre la pandémie de sida est toujours d'actualité. Nous rencontrons bénévoles, associations et organisateurs qui, au-delà des quelque 80 concerts organisés, continuent de se mobiliser dans des projets concrets qui s'inscrivent dans le cadre de sensibilisation et de programmes pour faire reculer l'épidémie de VIH sida, partout sur la planète, en étroite collaboration avec les acteurs de terrain.  Florent Maréchal, directeur des Programmes santé et solidarité, à Solidarité Sida   Aliou Diop, président de l'Association des Gestionnaires pour le Développement (AGD) en Mauritanie  Valérie Ngami-Ketcha, responsable de l'Unité de prévention et aide à l'observance à la SWAA-Littoral (Society for Women and AIDS in Africa), au Cameroun   Wilfrid Pandi, secrétaire exécutif de l'Association Serment Universel, une ONG spécialisée dans la prise en charge psychologique et sociale des personnes vivant avec le VIH, au Congo-Brazzaville.   Programmation musicale :  ► Yoa – Matcha Queen ► Kalash – Tombolo.

C dans l'air l'invité du 22 mai 2025 avec Jean Cassegrain, PDG de Longchamp.L'annonce par Donald Trump de mesures douanières inquiète les patrons. Selon le président du Medef Patrick Martin, "des centaines de milliers d'emplois" seraient menacés en France, notamment dans les secteurs aéronautique et automobile. Sophie Primas, porte-parole du gouvernement, a annoncé que 28.000 entreprises françaises seraient impactées par les décisions du président américain.Dans ce contexte, Jean Cassegrain, PDG de Longchamp et petit-fils du fondateur, est notre invité. Il nous donnera sa vision du contexte commercial mondial, et nous expliquera comment son entreprise est impactée. Dans le secteur du luxe, beaucoup d'entreprises souffrent, en particulier en raison de la morosité de la consommation chinoise. L'an dernier, la marque Chanel a notamment vu ses ventes reculer de 4% et son résultat opérationnel chuter de 30 %.Il réagira aussi sur la façon dont le gouvernement français a réagi aux mesures annoncées par les États-Unis. Le président de la République avait demandé du "patriotisme" aux chefs d'entreprise, les incitant à suspendre leurs investissements aux Etats-Unis. Une demande qui a fait vivement réagir Bernard Arnault, PDG du groupe LVMH, entendu hier en commission au Sénat. "Il est très mauvais pour l'État de se mêler de la gestion des entreprises privées, ça mène à la catastrophe" a-t-il affirmé, ajoutant qu'il fallait que l'Europe négocie avec les États-Unis.Pour lui, la clé réside dans l'innovation, et l'investissement massif dans l'humain, les circuits courts, tout en proposant un modèle duplicable et universel. Il rejette également les solutions à l'ancienne, souvent proposées en Occident. "L'Occident doit intégrer que son modèle économique est complètement disqualifié", affirme-t-il, le symbole de tout cela étant la politique économique de Donald Trump, et la volonté de réindustrialisation à tout prix.

In this Final Furlong audio podcast exclusive, we reflect on two major moments that have rocked the racing world. First, Rachael Blackmore — the groundbreaking, history-making champion — has announced her retirement. From a 7lb claimer at Clonmel to winning every major championship race at Cheltenham and rewriting the Grand National record books aboard Minella Times, Rachael inspired a generation. Emmet Kennedy is joined by the man behind so many of those iconic victories, Henry de Bromhead, to pay tribute to a jockey who changed the sport forever. Then, we turn to Longchamp, where controversy erupted in the aftermath of the French 1,000 Guineas. She's Perfect crossed the line first — seemingly handing a first Classic win to trainer Charlie Fellowes and owner Basher Watts — only to be demoted after a stewards' inquiry in favour of a whipless Zarigana. What happened, and what does it say about racing's rules? Basher Watts joins us to give his first full reaction — and it's unmissable. Form Tools: Proform is the essential tool for punters looking to make money from betting on Horse Racing. Our form book covers Jumps and Flat racing in the UK and Ireland. ⁠https://www.proformracing.com/⁠ Twitter: @FinalFurlongPod Email: radioemmet@gmail.com In association with Adelicious Podcast Network. Hosted on Megaphone.  Follow us for free on Spotify Podcasts https://open.spotify.com/show/3e6NnBkr7MBstVx5U7lpld Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

To lose a Classic in the stewards' room is tough. For it to have happened to Kieran Shoemark in Paris on Sunday felt impossibly cruel. The disqualification of Shes Perfect following the French 1,000 Guineas - which prompted cries of "cheat" and "disgrace" in the Longchamp paddock - and her jockey's demotion by the Gosdens is the first story up for discussion in this week's edition of The Front Page. Lee Mottershead, Chris Cook and Liam Headd reflect on Shoemark's miserable week in a programme that highlights the very different sort of week enjoyed by Aidan O'Brien and Hollie Doyle. In a show packed with subjects, the team also ask early questions about British racing's new £3.6 million marketing campaign, Ascot's decision to get rid of the ladies' team at the Shergar Cup and worrying news about declining foal crops in Britain and Ireland.

Nick is joined by Jane Mangan for a look at all the news from the racing world. They begin with a quick spin through Willie Mullins's declarations for Sandown on Saturday, and are joined by Joe Chambers to discuss the appearance of Gaelic Warrior and the non-appearance of Lossiemouth. Also on today's show, Joseph O'Brien talks Scorthy Champ, Banbridge and much more, while trainer Christophe Ferland has a bulletin on last year's Arc runner up Aventure, who reappears at Longchamp this weekend. In Hong Kong, Nick catches up with trainers David Hayes (Ka Ying Rising plus his sons' Mr Brightside) and Adrian Bott (co-trainer Royal Patronage) ahead of FWD Champions' Day, while Ben is along with this week's Point to Point slot.

This week Charlotte Greenway mixes both codes and kicks off with the action from Sandown this weekend as we hear from Nicky Henderson , who runs Jonbon and Lucky Place whilst he also has news of Constitution Hill's participation in Ireland next week. Joe Chambers looks at Rich and Susannah Ricci's runners at Sandown & why Willie Mullins's owners are so keen and willing to support his title bid. Then Joseaph O'Brien looks ahead to his Punchestown runners and also Al Riffa who is in action in France this weekend in the Prix Ganay. Also in the Ganay is Wathnan Racing's Map of Stars and racing manager Richard Brown has news on him whilst Christophe Ferland looks forward to the return of Arc second Aventure on the Longchamp card this weekend. Finally, over the Hong Kong where Nick is in situ as he catches up with trainers David Hayes (Kah Ying Rising) & Adrian Bott (Mr Brightside & Royal Patronage) on their respective runners.

Nick is joined by Jane Mangan for a look at all the news from the racing world. They begin with a quick spin through Willie Mullins's declarations for Sandown on Saturday, and are joined by Joe Chambers to discuss the appearance of Gaelic Warrior and the non-appearance of Lossiemouth. Also on today's show, Joseph O'Brien talks Scorthy Champ, Banbridge and much more, while trainer Christophe Ferland has a bulletin on last year's Arc runner up Aventure, who reappears at Longchamp this weekend. In Hong Kong, Nick catches up with trainers David Hayes (Ka Ying Rising plus his sons' Mr Brightside) and Adrian Bott (co-trainer Royal Patronage) ahead of FWD Champions' Day, while Ben is along with this week's Point to Point slot.

Over 85 million people play Pokemon Go every month.* They're out there, wandering the real world, finding, catching and battling with their cute little virtual creatures. But the experience is real and the people they play with are real. You could say it's one of the most successful in-person activations ever. Pokemon Go is proof that in-person activations act as an extremely effective marketing strategy.That's one of the lessons we're taking from Pokemon in this episode with the help of our special guest, fractional CMO Veronica Saron. Together, we also talk about providing game balance, paying attention to metrics, and much more.*As of the first half of 2024About our guest, Veronica SaronVeronica Saron is a marketing leader, formerly of Niantic (Pokémon GO) and AI-powered Neeva (acquired by Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) in May 2023). Her journey has led her through the worlds of gaming, DAOs, artificial intelligence, web3, and the metaverse. Recently, she led the marketing team at Neeva, revolutionizing the search experience by embedding AI answers into an advertiser-free search engine. Her team's efforts around Neeva's AI-powered positioning – paired with frequent high-profile updates – illuminated their innovative approach, attracted industry leaders and led to their acquisition by Snowflake.Over a decade ago, Veronica co-founded OwlSpark, Rice University's entrepreneurship accelerator, marking the start of her tech journey. After serving Fortune 500 and Global 2000 clients as a strategy consultant and having a stint as a coordinator at Google, she joined Niantic. There, she led the team that transformed Pokémon GO into a global phenomenon, collaborating with esteemed partners like Google, Apple, Samsung, Nintendo, McDonald's, Verizon, Longchamp, Gucci, Northface, and 7-Eleven, as well as countless global SMBs, community creators, and influencers. She has since stepped into roles as an investor and advisor, shaping the future of tech startups. Outside of work, she enjoys stovetop espresso, practicing muay thai, and playing the saxophone. What B2B Companies Can Learn From Pokemon:Provide game balance. Veronica says, “ When people talk about gamification, it needs to be at the right level of difficulty for you to not just get frustrated and give up. A really good game  will start you off on level one and then you progress through difficulty levels.” And when you apply this to marketing, Ian says, “ Your sales process getting really hard for no freaking reason is the most frustrating thing ever.” So take your customers on a journey, and give them the experience appropriate to where they are in their buying process.Look at the metrics. And give them more weight than verbal feedback. Data speaks louder than words. Veronica says, “ When Pokemon Go was in beta, the metrics were really good. Like the retention rates, the activation rates. All the metrics were up and to the right. But people were giving really bad feedback. They were like, ‘I hate this. Why is it not like that? Why isn't it working this way? Why isn't it doing that? Why isn't it doing this?' And the reason why the team launched the game is because the metrics just spoke louder than what people were saying.”Plan in-person activations.  And create immersive environments for your audience. Veronica says, “ When you think about B2B events, you think about conferences and these kind of old school vibes, and I  don't think that's the cutting edge anymore. If you want to do B2B marketing well, take a page out of B2C. There've been some incredible in-person events.” When she worked on Pokemon Go, they were able to do successful in-person events even during COVID and they were able to grow the business despite restrictions.Quotes*”  With Pokemon Go and with any product, there's always going to be core users who are like super users. And they will have all these ideas. They'll want certain features. They'll want certain things fixed. They will be really loud. And then you get the rest of everybody that's the silent majority. A huge part of what product marketers have to do is prioritize feedback based on what is actually going to move the needle in terms of our goals. Because if you just listen to the core users all the time, you'll just make this thing that's only for a very specific super user. You have to balance that feedback with what's going to work for the majority as well.”*”Figure out what problem you're solving. Who is it for? Figure that out first and then you can start to think about being precious about your brand. Once you have something to protect, like the Pokemon company, then you can get precious about it.”*” Sometimes we get caught up in our own core mindset and we forget we have to take the customer through a journey and through a ‘balanced game,' if you will.”Time Stamps[0:55] Meet Veronica Saron, Fractional CMO at early stage startups[1:33] Veronica's Journey with Pokemon[5:02] The Origin Story of Pokemon[10:07] Pokemon's Global Impact[16:01] Marketing Pokemon Go[29:16] The Business Model of Pokémon Go[35:06] B2B Marketing Lessons from Pokémon Go[35:53] The Importance of Game Balance in B2B[41:46] Brand Consistency and Product Market Fit[46:44] The Power of In-Person EventsLinksConnect with Veronica on LinkedInAbout Remarkable!Remarkable! is created by the team at Caspian Studios, the premier B2B Podcast-as-a-Service company. Caspian creates both nonfiction and fiction series for B2B companies. If you want a fiction series check out our new offering - The Business Thriller - Hollywood style storytelling for B2B. Learn more at CaspianStudios.com. In today's episode, you heard from Ian Faison (CEO of Caspian Studios) and Meredith Gooderham (Senior Producer). Remarkable was produced this week by Meredith Gooderham, mixed by Scott Goodrich, and our theme song is “Solomon” by FALAK. Create something remarkable. Rise above the noise.

Nick is joined by ITV and Sky presenter Matt Chapman to discuss the latest news from around the racing world. They begin with initial reaction to the draw for the Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp on Sunday, and talk to Yann Lerner, trainer of one of the favourites for the race, Look de Vega. They consider the likely pace of the race in the conditions, and debate the merits of Yutaka Take's booking for Al Riffa. Also on today's show, news on Goffs Orby sale while Guy O'Callaghan from Grangemore Stud looks ahead to selling Charyn at Tattersalls Book One next week. Plus, Charlotte gets the NTF reaction to the proposed commercial agreements from CEO Paul Johnson, while Tom talks to Racing Foundation Conference keynote Bob Langert about tackling negative perception of the sport, and Nick catches up with James Harron, the Aus-based agent who has just sold this year's Everest slot. Anthea Leigh - the newest judge to the Godolphin TIEA awards - reminds everyone to get voting.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV analyst to discuss the latest from around the racing world. They lead with the news that the Jockey Club has sold a key Newmarket fixture to York, and consider the implications of such a decision. The build-up to the Arc begins in earnest, with Adrien reporting on the ground at Longchamp, trainer David Menuisier hopeful of a big run from Sunway, and owner Lars Wilhelm Baumgarten sounding a note of caution on the ground for Fantastic Moon. Also on today's show, Goffs CEO Henry Beeby looks forward to the Orby Sale, Dan Barber has prescient commentary on the changes to the Pertemps Final in the Timeform Perspective, while we pay a first visit with Weatherbys to the Czech Republic and catch up with agent Tomas Janda.