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Part one of the Lusail pre-season MotoGP test chats with occasional host and MotoPod legend Martin Darlington. In this first part, Martin gets to chat with Red Bull GasGas Tech3 rider Augusto Fernandez, followed by Repsol Honda teamsters Joan Mir and Luca Marini. Fascinating insights as always. Next up for part two will be Lucio Cecchinello, Maddi & Simon Patterson and another former host and legend of the show, none other than Martin's old sparring partner Mr Harry Lloyd (also of the Repsol Honda Team). Stand by and stay tuned. Please subscribe and become a Patreon if you can. Thanks to all of our loyal listeners and supporters and thanks also to show partner Roadskin. Zoom Zoom…….

Martin returns to MotoPod to talk with Rich about MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3, focussing on the 2022 championships but also looking forward to some of the mouth watering prospects that await once the 2023 seasons get underway. Martin pays his own tribute to Andrew Wheeler and gives some insights into life in Qatar when a major show is in town. The lads also get into some fantasy track discussions, with each selecting the tracks they would drop and the tracks they would bring in as replacements. Let us know your thoughts and choices. As ever, it's a fairly long chat so settle in and we hope you enjoy it. Please send us any feedback or questions and remember to give the show a rating on your podcast provider of choice. Zoom Zoom…….

Rich and Jim are back chatting about the latest news in MotoGP, World Superbikes, British Superbikes and even an exciting development in Moto-America. There's an in-depth listener feedback discussion on why Kawasaki won't be back in MotoGP any time...

Rich and Jim are back chatting about the latest news in MotoGP, World Superbikes, British Superbikes and even an exciting development in Moto-America. There's an in-depth listener feedback discussion on why Kawasaki won't be back in MotoGP any time soon and, as a special treat, Rich gets to catch up with friend of the show and ex-host Martin Darlington. Do please send in your feedback, subscribe and donate if you can. -- ©2022 MotoPod Twitter || Facebook || Donate!

This is episode 20 and it’s all about helicopters. Thanks first of all to Martin Darlington who hosts History by Hollywood podcast and is a highly experienced helicopter pilot and instructor. He has agreed to help with the more technical aspects of helicopters as we probe two specific accidents and the improved safety that they helped bring about. It sounds counter intuitive to talk in positive terms about accidents but it is also true to say that most commercial crashes that have been properly investigated have led to improvements in safety. This episode will focus on two helicopter crashes. The first took place on 6 November 1986 when Chinook returning workers from the Brent oilfield crashed on approach to land at Sumburgh Airport in the Shetland Islands. Forty-three passengers and two crew members were killed in the crash; one passenger and one crew member survived with injuries – the captain. The second was the Chinook crash in June 1994 that was carrying 25 senior intelligence experts which went down on the Mull of Kintyre on the west coast of Scotland. Leading security personnel from the Royal Ulster Constabulary, MI5 and the Army died, alongside the crew. They had been travelling to a security conference in Inverness, just two months ahead of the 1994 IRA ceasefire. The fact that high level intelligence officers were involved including members who were involved in Ireland has intrigued investigators and conspiracy-mongers since then. Our expert Martin has some good ideas about what happened there and we’ll tap his immense knowledge about helicopters to get more information in the second half of the podcast.

Sean and Cody exchange Thanksgiving leftovers for Rwandan mountain gorillas and join forces with History by Hollywood podcast host Martin Darlington for an in-depth look at Gorillas in the Mist, the popular biopic of legendary primatologist Dian Fossey. In this 1988 film based on her memoirs, amateur naturalist Fossey (Sigourney Weaver) begs bigwig anthropologist Louis Leakey for a slot on a junket to Africa to count endangered gorillas. When she gets in-country she begins an obsessive one-woman war against poachers, zoo headhunters, amorous graduate students, wayward National Geographic photographers and anyone who stands in the way of “her” gorillas. Environmental issues discussed include species conservation, poaching in Africa, bushmeat and its relationship to economies and disease, the world wildlife conservation business and a repeat grudge match with our old friend the White Savior Complex. Was the real Dian Fossey a saint and a savior, or an out-of-control monster who did more harm than good? Who might have been responsible for her still-unsolved 1985 murder? Should Westerners from developed countries go to Africa to save wildlife, or is that another form of colonialism? Are poachers always bad? What was the Congo Crisis and what does it have to do with this movie? Why would you want to put a chimpanzee into a gorilla suit? Are there actually any real gorillas in this picture, or are they all people (or chimps) in suits? How did Teddy Roosevelt set out to save the environment by shooting up the landscape with a shotgun? Is Sigourney Weaver's agent secretly subsidizing the production of Green Screen? After the racist Götterdämmerung of King Kong, why are we talking about gorillas again? All these questions are beating their chests and screeching to be debated on this Very Special Episode of Green Screen. Big thanks to Martin Darlington of History by Hollywood, with whom this episode is a joint production. Gorillas in the Mist (1988) at IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095243/ Gorillas in the Mist (1988) at Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/film/gorillas-in-the-mist/ Next Movie Up: Batman Returns (1992) Additional Materials About This Episode

Jules Cisek and Martin Darlington take a stab at this podcasting thing to bring you a monster show like those of old. Martin comes back from the WSBK Qatar round with some riveting interviews with Tom Sykes, James Whitham, Charlie Hiscott, and...

Join Skyler and Jim as they talk about the opening race of the 2019 MotoGP season from Qatar! Martin Darlington was kind enough to get us some cool sound bites that are sprinkled into the show. -- ©2019 MotoPod Twitter || Facebook || Donate!

The name is Darlington, Martin Darlington and he is MotoPod's man on the inside at the final MotoGP test in Qatar. Skyler Vickroy finds out who fell victim to his seductive questioning and what secrets they let slip in the process. Meanwhile...

This week I welcome Martin Darlington, co-host of the History by Hollywood podcast, which reviews and analyses films claiming to...

This week I welcome Martin Darlington, co-host of the History by Hollywood podcast, which reviews and analyses films claiming to...

Ronald Ten Kate: 01:11:23 Yigit Top: 01:26:32 Jim McDowell and Martin Darlington see the season out in fine style. Valencia was always going to be a tough one for Desmo Dovi, but he gave it his all as always. If only Lorenzo hadn’t meddled, or...

We chat with our first guest, Martin Darlington, who has condensed the book down into a witty poem – and improved it tremendously in the process. Want to subscribe to the series? You can find us on iTunes, or click the “Subscribe” links below this post and you’ll get what you need. If you know […]

Darlington Raceway played host for a fan luncheon question and answer session on Wednesday afternoon with fan-favorite NASCAR driver Mark Martin serving as the guest of honor. Martin, the 2009 Southern 500 winner, was in town to promote the upcoming Southern 500 scheduled for May 8. The luncheon was promoted to fans via the tracks social networking efforts on Twitter and Facebook. Over 300 fans from 28 different states attended the event after registering on the tracks website. Video is 60 minutes in length.