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What really goes on behind the scenes in F1? We sit down with top motorsport journalist Luke Smith, fresh off the release of his new book, On The Grid, to get the inside scoop on life as an F1 journalist. From navigating team politics to uncovering the truth in a sport where ethics can be questionable, Luke shares what it takes to cover Formula 1 at the highest level.We also dive into:-The chaos of travelling the F1 calendar-The must-read moments from On The Grid-How journalists handle tough ethical dilemmas in the paddock-The future of F1: sustainability, gender equality & real change-Where to grab Luke's book!If you're an F1 fan who loves the real stories behind the paddock, this episode is unmissable. Hit play now!Get your copy of On The Grid #F1 #Formula1 #F1Journalist #LukeSmith #OnTheGrid #F1News #F1BehindTheScenes #Motorsport #F1Podcast #F1Ethics #F1Sustainability #F1Travel #F1Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
On the Grid: The Inside Track on Formula 1 by Luke Smith I've always vowed the moment the grid stops being the best part of my race weekend, it's time to stop working in F1. It's everything about the sport distilled: the sounds, the smells, the tension, the glamor, the people. This is the story of life in F1. Luke Smith has spent over ten years reporting on Formula 1 from all over the world. The grid is his playground, the track his literal running track. In On the Grid he takes us behind the scenes of the past, present and future of Formula 1, telling its story through the eyes of the people who create it - not just the superstar drivers and larger-than-life team principals, but also the pit crew, the engineers, strategists, PR gurus, the fans and more. There's plenty of thrilling drama, cutting-edge technology and glamour, but Smith also shows us the critical mid-race decisions, how that 50-pence screw in the wrong place could cause a GBP15m car to break down, how F1 has influenced not just the cars we drive but our fridges, life-saving medical equipment and even croissants. On the Grid brings to life what the sport is really like, revealing the extraordinary minds and characters that give it such colour and intrigue, while also tracing the origins of the sport's traditions and impact beyond the track. For both long-time fans and newcomers, it's the definitive, access-all-areas account of the people, personalities and culture that make F1 stand alone in world sport. Life Hacks for a Little Alien by Alice Franklin From her first words to her first day at school, Little Alien can't help but get things wrong. She doesn't understand the world the way others seem to, and the world doesn't seem to understand her either. Her anxious mum and meticulous dad, while well-intentioned, are of little help. But when Little Alien sees a documentary about the Voynich Manuscript - a mediaeval codex written in an unknown language and script - she begins to suspect that there are other people who feel just like her. Convinced that translating this manuscript will offer the answers she needs, she sets out on a journey that will show her a delicious taste of freedom. So begins Little Alien's story, told from the perspective of an older, wiser linguist, whose guidance will help Little Alien navigate a world that makes her feel like she doesn't belong. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On The Grid today … An amazing weekend of nail-biting finishes whether it was F1, F2 or F3 at Monza, World Sportscars in America, Indycar, or NASCAR the winning margins were close. Surprisingly the least exciting race was in MotoGP – but the result was still something rather special!! In the news … Kimi Antonelli confirmed for Merecedes next year but started his F1 career with a bang While Sargeant is dropped by Williams and Franco Colapinto is his surprise replacement.
On The Grid for the Michelin Pilot Challenge and a chat with Tyler Guillemette; our untapped VIR experience potential; NASCAR Classic Racing debuts with nostalgia --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/madsimracing/support
On The Grid, your global motorsport roundup with Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman. We look back at the headlines in Hungary where Oscar Piastri took his maiden F1 win to join fellow Australian's, Daniel Ricciardo, Mark Webber, Jack Brabham and Alan Jones on the top step of the podium. But was the headline about McLaren's strategy and drover orders, of the petulance of Max Verstappen towards his team and in particular his race engineer, Gianpiero Lambiase. Has Lando Norris become too big for hit boots? Did Lewis or Max deserve a penalty for their crash together? Finnish driver Kalle Rovanperä cruises to victory in Latvia in WRC but should the draw be different in terms of the road sweeping? There was a huge crash in Toronto for Indycar on the amazing city circuit. Kyle Larson kisses the Indianapolis bricks at what he thinks is the most important race in the world, which begs the question... What is the most famous motor race in the world? Monaco / Le Mans / Indy 500 / Or something else? Superbike sweeps for Razgatlioglu and Vickers in WSB And Wehrlein takes electrifying title in Formula E in London for Porsche, with an unhappy Jaguar team.
On The Grid today … Mad Max is back!! We look at all the analysis of a controversial Austrian Grand Prix and celebrate British winners in F1, F2 and F3. Plus MotoGP from Holland where there was more Dutch disappointment. World Rally Championship with another win for the part timers. An Aston Martin win at Spa 24 Hours. And a wild ride for the NASCAR boys in Nashville. It all looked like another weekend of plain sailing for Max Verstappen and Red Bull after he took pole for the Sprint race and cruised to an easy win before setting a stunning pole position time for the Grand Prix, a staggering 0.4 seconds faster than Lando Norris. Another Red Bull Ring bore looked on the cards until things slowly started to unravel …
On The Grid today we look back at a weekend full of tension at Barcelona but not a lot of racing along with the F2, F3 and F1 Academy news. Plus, an awful lot of racing as the Indycars pounded round the dramatic Laguna Seca Raceway Rain delays for both IMSA sportscars and the NASCAR boys who, wait for it, for the first time, raced on an oval with wet tyres! And we come home for a lovely weekend in the sunshine as the Touring Cars entertain at Oulton where the bodywork controversy rolls on … But first the news. The F1 seat saga rolls on as Alpine now emerge as a third choice for Sainz. While Sauber academy man Theo Pourchaire goes through more heartbreak and the Japanese Superformula becomes an all-Japanese affair.
On The Grid today we look back at a weekend that was all about sportscars! From big sportscars at Le Mans to little ones at Silverstone with Superbikes from Italy and BSB in Scotland. Plus Supercars from down under and an entertaining debut for NASCAR at the Iowa Speedway. Le Mans had awful weather Meanwhile the Caterham crew congregated at Silverstone! But first, in the news the FIA decide to bend the rules to allow a 17 year old, who has yet to win an F2 race, to join the Grand Prix grid – when they wouldn't do it for a 22 year old with 6 Indy Lights wins and 7 Indycar wins, plus our man, Fast Freddie Slater gets another hattrick in F4!
On The Grid today we look back at a weekend with just two mainstream racing fixtures – but also two devoted fan favourites! We go from the glorious Mugello circuit for MotoGP to the somewhat scruffy streets of Detroit for Indycar and IMSA. While the rally world concentrated on the WRC in Sardinia and devoted fans in their thousands either headed to their meccas at the Nürburgring for the 24 Hours or the Isle of Man for the TT races. And, of course there was a NASCAR race. But before all that we turn to golf … yes golf!! Where to listen: Lovecars: https://lovecars.com/podcasts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4yTA0SRKquw4WkShhMNjoL Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lovecars-on-the-grid-global-motorsport-podcast/id1560811646?uo=4 Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy81NDZkZDUwNC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== -- Follow the guys: Tiff: https://instagram.com/tiff_needell Paul: https://instagram.com/pww Keep up to date: YouTube: https://youtube.com/lovecarsTV Facebook: https://facebook.com/lovecars Instagram: https://instagram.com/lovecars Twitter: https://twitter.com/lovecars
This week with Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman on, On The Grid, the global motorsport podcast, the big headlines all come from the USA. And from one high octane motorsport to another, as Lando Norris finally gets his first Grand Prix win in Miami … … we look at the the closest ever NASCAR finish in Kansas. While, back in the UK, the ‘Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe' visited Brands Hatch - and the British Superbikes headed to Oulton Park. And in the news, Adrian Newey finally confirmed all the rumours and announced his departure from Red Bull and Fernando Alonso pretty much accused the FIA stewards of being racist! Where to listen: Lovecars: https://lovecars.com/podcasts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4yTA0SRKquw4WkShhMNjoL Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lovecars-on-the-grid-global-motorsport-podcast/id1560811646?uo=4 Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy81NDZkZDUwNC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== -- Follow the guys: Tiff: https://instagram.com/tiff_needell Paul: https://instagram.com/pww Keep up to date: YouTube: https://youtube.com/lovecarsTV Facebook: https://facebook.com/lovecars Instagram: https://instagram.com/lovecars Twitter: https://twitter.com/lovecars
On The Grid today we look back on a weekend packed with motorsport entertainment and excitement from around the world, plus all of the news and gossip from the various paddocks! The prospect of a Max move to Mercedes grows and it seems like Adrian Newey will be moving to Ferrari. From a drama filled Indycar race at Barber Motorsport Park – where the Penske scandal was still hot news and Georgina was one of the stars of the show! To Spain where the MotoGP stars were at their brilliant best! Monaco and more Formula E front wing smashing as the Peloton pack jostled for position. Back home where British GT at Silverstone and BTCC at Donnington Park put on great shows in a rain affected weekend. And back to the States for a NASCAR Dover duel between Dirty Den and cuddly Kyle. Oh, and not forgetting the world's first Autonomous Racing League race at Yas Marina Abu Dhabi – which was actually very forgettable!! And Paul was either sitting on a boat in Monaco or beside World Rally stars in Italy!
Two time BTCC race winner Tom Oliphant has made the move to Australia for family and professional reasons. We talk to him about life in Oz and reflect on a successful racing career in the UK. We also preview the Phillip Island version of SpeedSeries, review the F1 Gp in Miami and our Boxing correspondent Mark Walker talks Nascar. All that and more, On The Grid. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
CRAIG LOWNDES. Who better to help look back on the Great Race than one of the best of all time? CL swings past the On The Grid studios to talk everything Bathurst 2022, including how the Supercheap Wildcard unfolded, his own race pace, mentoring Declan Fraser through the weekend and how it made him reflect on his own debut, making smart decisions late on Sunday night and much more - it's a typically ripper chat with the great man. Then Schibecs, Craillsy and Walker run through their own Bathurst stories, from long hours, the mud, the rain and the sunshine around it. Plus the weekly Hot and Nots which weren't particularly hard to work out, if we're honest. It's another massive episode with one of the best in the business!
In this Episode of The GRID, host Chris Kuhlmann examines the core of a Religious Exemption for the believer, the distinction between the religious context of the exemption vs the legality or the science. If you're trying to use the religious exemption as a loophole, you should "NOT" listen to this podcast. On The GRID, honesty is the ONLY policy. CREDITS Host: Chris Kuhlmann Written by: Chris Kuhlmann Produced by: Shaun Griffin Music composed by JD Kuhlmann Art: Shaun Griffin Sound: Chris Kuhlmann and Shaun Griffin Sponsor: The Law offices of Joshua Kuhlmann Call 903-574-3789 for a free consultation. Visit us at www.kingdompatriot.us and check out our Vision Video SHOW NOTES I've been blessed and honored to have been asked for help from California, to Texas, Arkansas, to Michigan. Help in what you might ask? Help in writing a religious exemption request for the COVID19 vaccine mandate that so many employers are requiring…some because they don't any better, some because they truly believe it makes their workplaces safer, but most because the federal government has mandated vaccines via OSHA, CMS, and federal contract workers. While the Federal government vaccine mandates continue to be fought in the courts, it is likely that a subset of employers will continue to require them…in fact, as more and more variants show themselves, and with almost certain media hype and fear-mongering, it is almost guaranteed that the number of employers requiring vaccines will increase. So what remedy do you have? First, if you have strong political, personal, or scientific held beliefs, at this point in time, I'm sorry to say, you have no relief. However, if you have genuine faith reasons to not take the COVID 19 vaccine, there is a legal remedy for you. DISCLAIMER: Not an Attorney While I'm going to share my personal story and successes, I do want to take a moment and make sure you understand, I'm not an attorney and I'm not giving you a bona fide legal opinion. I'm only sharing my story, my opinion, based on my experience and conversations with many people. Secondly, I'm not advocating you use this information if you truly don't have sincerely held religious beliefs. I'm not advocating deception, and I believe this process is deeply personal and between you and God. So, now that we got that out of the way, let's head to an official government source. Religious Accommodations – the Law This information comes from the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; an official website of the US Government https://www.eeoc.gov/laws/guidance/what-you-should-know-workplace-religious-accommodation It starts with Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. I'm going to read word-for-word from 2 FAQs on this website: Are employers required to accommodate the religious beliefs and practices of applicants and employees? Yes. Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits employment discrimination based on religion. This includes refusing to accommodate an employee's sincerely held religious beliefs or practices unless the accommodation would impose an undue hardship (more than a minimal burden on operation of the business). A religious practice may be sincerely held by an individual even if newly adopted, not consistently observed, or different from the commonly followed tenets of the individual's religion. What does Title VII mean by "religion"? Title VII defines "religion" very broadly. It includes traditional, organized religions such as Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. It also includes religious beliefs that are new, uncommon, not part of a formal church or sect, or only held by a small number of people. Some practices are religious for one person, but not religious for another person, such as not working on Saturday or on Sunday. One person may not work on Saturday for religious reasons; another person may not work on Saturday for family reasons. Under Title VII, a practice is religious if the employee's reason for the practice is religious. Social, political, or economic philosophies, or personal preferences, are not "religious" beliefs under Title VII.. Did you pay attention to that last sentence? Social, political, economic, or personal preferences are not considered religious and therefore are not protected under Title VII. That is where most people get so stuck. Why? Because a person's belief system is made up of Culture, Faith, Education, Experience, Career, Mentors, Family, politics, economic, social, and personal preferences – It's who we are. These are all components that help shape and build an individual's belief system. However, the law only protects that which is religious. Right now, I've helped 3 individuals obtain their religious exemptions that genuinely had a faith based reason, but it's because they struggled articulating the faith component of their belief system, again, the only component protected by law. That's why we are here today…and again, I want to reiterate, if you don't have a faith-based reason to request a religious exemption, then don't fake it or be deceptive. In doing so, I belief you dishonor yourself and you dishonor God in the process. Nonetheless, if you do have a faith-based reason to request an exemption, then let's walk this process together. First the Don'ts: Do not share your political views in your request. I know, I know, it's part of who we are. The problem is that it taints the committee or reviewer of your request to be focused on the non-protected aspect of your request. I get it, it's very hard…I'm just telling you, even if you include the faith based elements, if your request is laced with political rancor, it's likely dead on arrival. Do not argue science. What? Let me explain and this may be a bigger issue in the health-care sector, but the “science and data to believe and trust” is in the eye of the beholder. So if you say I'm not taking the vaccine because aborted fetal tissue was used in the making of the vaccine, what happens if the reviewer believes your science is wrong? If they say “well, fetal tissue was used in the testing, but not in the actual production of the vaccine, therefore this religious exemption request is null and void because their science is wrong.” Again, you may not like it, it may be hard, but I implore you to not argue the science. To support my point, remember, the Civil Rights Act protects your faith not your science. Do not make sarcastic, snide remarks in the request. There is a way to submit your request without sarcasm, still get your point across, and make it crystal clear to the reviewer. Angry, sarcastic remarks are not what Christ has called us to and likely will only provoke the reviewer. Now the Do's: Pray about this. Seek God, seek his direction. I truly believe there are examples where God will give different answers to his children that still display his character and his will for your life. Share what kind of faith belief you are basing this from….ie, I'm a Christian, etc… Include your personal faith beliefs so that the reviewer will understand your heart, not just your mind. I personally looked at it as an opportunity to also share my faith within the request itself. Cite scripture when possible, but don't give 100 verses. State your belief and the scripture to back it up. Don't be afraid to admit if you take other vaccines but are opposed to this one. So what scriptures would support a faith-based religious exemption request? That's great question, but again, must be bathed in prayer and seeking the Lord. I'm going to share my story, not so it can be copied, but so you can understand my journey and how I ended up with a religious exemption approval. Every religious exemption form uses different questions, so yours may vary slightly. I will read the question(s) that are most likely to occur and I will share my answers. What is my religion (if applicable)? I'm a Bible-believing Christian and faith is at the heart of who I am. I'm learning to live out Romans 12:12 “Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.” I've been saved since I was 10 years old, but I've been faithfully following the Lord for 30 years. Explain in your own words why you are requesting this religious exemption: First to understand the sincerity of my religious beliefs, you must first understand that I generally agree with the science and data that shows the risk of taking a COVID19 vaccine is less than the risk from the disease itself. I believe I'm very balanced in my approach as I prayerfully consider all the benefits and impact of taking the Covid 19 vaccine. Yet, it is my firmly held religious belief, that I am called to pray about every major decision…and when I seek the Lord in prayer, He will direct my decisions. Proverbs 3:5-6 “5 Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; 6 in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.” As I have prayed about this, the Lord has not directed me to take the vaccine. Because it is my firmly held religious belief that I must be obedient to how the Lord is directing me, I cannot take the COVID 19 vaccine from any manufacturer. Further, as evidenced by the attached the Health Department Vaccine waiver(s) for public school in Exhibit A, you can see this is not the first time I've requested a religious/personal beliefs exemption for myself or a family member after careful thought and prayer. Describe the religious principles that guide your objection to the vaccine for which you are requesting an exemption. My objections to the COVID19 vaccine are three-fold: 1) As stated in the previous question, I must be obedient to how I believe the Lord is directing me. When I pray about a situation, I weigh the teaching of scripture, counsel of others, conversations with pastors, etc… as I try to understand how the Lord is directing. When I've been given direction, I'm called to be obedient, because as a Christian who has deeply held faith beliefs, obedience to the Lord is a very big deal. 2) I firmly believe that walking in faith is at the heart of every sincere Christian. In scripture, Paul writes in Hebrews 11 how Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Rahab, Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, David, Samuel and many others walked by faith. In fact, we are taught that faith is an essential part of the Christian walk Hebrews 11:6 “And without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to Him must believe that He exists and that He rewards those who earnestly seek Him.” If I was to take the vaccine, it would be purely from fear of not being able to provide for my family, not because I felt the conviction to do so. If I take the vaccine purely out of fear, then I believe I have sinned as outlined in Romans 14:23b “…and everything that does not come from faith is sin.” Therefore, it is my firmly held religious belief to take this vaccine purely out of fear and not faith is causing me to sin. 3) In Revelation 13 of scripture, the Bible is clear in the last days before the second coming of Christ, that the enemy of God will seek to control not only Christians, but all of humanity. In this passage, scripture gives insight to believers of what those times will look like. Revelation 13:16-17, “16 It also forced all people, great and small, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hands or on their foreheads, 17 so that they could not buy or sell unless they had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of its name.” I want to be clear that I don't believe that the COVID19 vaccine is the mark referenced in scripture. However, it is clear to me and millions of Christians that the spirit around this vaccine is a precursor to what scripture warns us will come. We are already seeing this sentiment growing as our culture is deciding to use this vaccine as a means by which to undermine employment, to restrict who can buy/sell in certain cities and establishments, and to control those who can and cannot travel. As a Christian, it is my firmly held religious belief that I cannot support this mandate specifically because of the warning scripture gives us. Indicate whether you are opposed to all immunizations, and if not, the religious basis that prohibits particular immunizations. First, I am not opposed to all vaccines, but I do believe a major decision like this must be made after careful thought and prayer to determine what the Lord would have me do. I've outlined in the previous question my personal faith-based opposition to the COVID19 vaccine, but I will recap. It is my firmly held religious belief that in taking the vaccine 1) I would be going against what I believe the Lord has directed me to do, 2) that I would be sinning in the process because I would be making the decision out of fear, and 3) I can't support a decision that is consistent with what scripture warns us about in the book of Revelation. I'll share a real world example; 15 years ago, we prayed about buying a house in a rural community in another state. After prayerful consideration, my wife and I decided to rent for a time because after prayer, the Lord directed me to Acts 28:30-31 “For two whole years Paul stayed there in his own rented house and welcomed all who came to see him. Boldy and without hindrance he preached the kingdom of God and taught about the Lord Jesus Christ.” In that time of reflection and prayer, I truly believed that the Lord had directed me to rent for two years rather than buy a house. Does this make me an “anti-house buyer” because I chose to rent in that community? Absolutely not, but we prayed about the decision, believed the Lord had directed us to rent instead of buy, and then we were called to walk in faith and obedience. After we had rented for two years, I lost my job and if we had owned a home in that small community, it would have been disastrous. The Lord taught us a critical lesson about decisions and pursuing Him in prayer, seeking His will, and then walking in faith and obedience. Having done the same process with this mandate, it is my firmly held religious belief that I cannot take the vaccine. This was my process, this was my letter and answers to those questions. I continue to reiterate, that your faith reason must be genuine and authentic. There is no room for deception here. While a committee must not discriminate against you because of your faith, they can deny your request if they see inconsistency or deception in your request. For example, you indicate you are a Christian, but the committee sees your Facebook post where you claim to be an atheist and you filled out a request because you know you can dupe them….not a good idea. I also want to say that each state is different and while we have had success helping people complete their forms and gain ultimate approval, it doesn't mean that some employers won't full understand their obligations under the law and deny a perfectly reasonable and supportable religious exemption request. If that occurs, you will have to get an attorney to take it to the next level. If you want individual help on a religious exemption request, please email me at admin@kindompatriot.us Visit our website at kingdompatriot.us to join the movement of faith and freedom. Join today so that together we can make a difference. Your membership is appreciated; your input is valued; your voice is needed.
Sarrah Rose, founder of Tantric Activation joins us to discuss how to do Tantric Sex solo and partnered. We discuss why she got into tantric sex after giving birth to her daughter, how she used it to feel more energized and to facilitate many big awakenings in her life. Sarrah shares about how using breath, sound, movement, and focus together can change the way you have s*x. Finally we discuss bringing meditation into sex, the difference between tantric and non-tantric orgasms, along with how to achieve intense tantric orgasms. Before Sarrah, we have fantastic c*mpanion Stephanie on to talk about having her first O at 28 years old and then posting about it ON THE GRID on Instagram. We are so proud! Follow Sarrah @TantricActivation Follow us at @HowCumPodcast and @RemyKassimir Get Tickets for How C*m Live: Robyn's 21st Birthday Show in NYC: IN PERSON or LIVESTREAM (December 27th, Caveat) Sign up for our newsletter howcumpodcast.com and for access to extras and FULL unedited episodes with VIDEO for only $5 at patreon.com/howcum Check out our website for live forums & merch! RATE, REVIEW & SUBSCRIBE Thanks Dipsea. Get a 30 day free trial when you go to DipseaStories.com/howcum. Get up to $200 off all mattress orders plus 2 free pillows at HelixSleep.com/howcum.
THE FINAL episode of On the Grid for season 2021 is here as we reflect on the remarkable, crazy Formula One finale' and also the remarkably, crazy year that it was.The boys list their top five favorite moments of the year that was and reflect on the trials and tribulations that got us to this battle-weary point. And, just to be different, we also talk about that car race in Abu Dhabi..This marks the final episode of the year for OTG. Many thanks to everyone who has listened throughout 2021, to those who have been on the show or supported it in any way - we'll be back in earlyish 2022!
ON THE GRID is quite literally On the Grid this week, in a pre-Bathurst 1000 special episode to help set the scene for the Great Race. Craill & Walker battle the elements, a massive lack of fitness and the steepest hill in motorsport to document the most incredible 6.213km around in an audio tour of some bits you knew, and some stuff you hopefully didn't. We meet the locals - literally someone who lives at the Cutting - run into someone who's been camping on the big hill for more than 40 years and, by absolute chance, catch up with a commentary luminary who shares his love of the place and the pre-event build up. We hope you enjoy this special look around Mount Panorama as much as our tired legs did making it.
ON THE GRID is quite literally On the Grid this week, in a pre-Bathurst 1000 special episode to help set the scene for the Great Race. Craill & Walker battle the elements, a massive lack of fitness and the steepest hill in motorsport to document the most incredible 6.213km around in an audio tour of some bits you knew, and some stuff you hopefully didn't. We meet the locals - literally someone who lives at the Cutting - run into someone who's been camping on the big hill for more than 40 years and, by absolute chance, catch up with a commentary luminary who shares his love of the place and the pre-event build up. We hope you enjoy this special look around Mount Panorama as much as our tired legs did making it.
The 12 Hour is back! We've got the news confirming the return of Australia's International enduro.Cameron Hill will make the step from Porsches to Supercars next year after signing with Triple Eight Racing. It's a superb piece of news for the Canberran, so we caught up with him at the recent Formula Ford round to find out his thoughts.Then the boys review the wild weekend in Sydney, Will Brown's famous win and the T8 Barney between Shane and Jamie before a full preview of this weekend.All that and more, plus the big news story of the week! (That's a joke. We don't get the big news story of the week. Ever.).Thanks to our friends at Doric for their ongoing support of On The Grid.
The 12 Hour is back! We've got the news confirming the return of Australia's International enduro. Cameron Hill will make the step from Porsches to Supercars next year after signing with Triple Eight Racing. It's a superb piece of news for the Canberran, so we caught up with him at the recent Formula Ford round to find out his thoughts. Then the boys review the wild weekend in Sydney, Will Brown's famous win and the T8 Barney between Shane and Jamie before a full preview of this weekend. All that and more, plus the big news story of the week! (That's a joke. We don't get the big news story of the week. Ever.). Thanks to our friends at Doric for their ongoing support of On The Grid.
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HE has scored more than 10,000 runs playing for Victoria and averaged more than 50 for his country - but what brings Cricketing legend Brad Hodge to On The Grid? A deep passion for motorsport, that's what. Now part of the Seven Sport commentary team, Hodgey joins Richard and Mark not just for a debrief on all the incredible Bathurst 6 Hour action, but also how racing came into his world, how other sports translate into our game and his efforts as a broadcaster, plus much more. It's an insightful, entertaining and informative chat and we guarantee you'll learn stuff you didn't know before. Beyond that we run down the adventures of the Easter long weekend on the Mountain with a recap of everything Hot, Not & What from the Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour.
HE has scored more than 10,000 runs playing for Victoria and averaged more than 50 for his country - but what brings Cricketing legend Brad Hodge to On The Grid? A deep passion for motorsport, that's what.Now part of the Seven Sport commentary team, Hodgey joins Richard and Mark not just for a debrief on all the incredible Bathurst 6 Hour action, but also how racing came into his world, how other sports translate into our game and his efforts as a broadcaster, plus much more. It's an insightful, entertaining and informative chat and we guarantee you'll learn stuff you didn't know before.Beyond that we run down the adventures of the Easter long weekend on the Mountain with a recap of everything Hot, Not & What from the Hi-Tec Oils Bathurst 6 Hour.
What a Shoot Out. Hear all about it right here On The Grid
What a Shoot Out. Hear all about it right here On The Grid
What a Qualifying Session. We cover it off here On The Grid with our Bathurst Special
What a Qualifying Session. We cover it off here On The Grid with our Bathurst Special
Lee Holdsworth and Scott Pye join the boys for episode 25 of Parked Up, powered by RaceFuels. After four straight weeks of racing, Tony and Grant grabbed Lee and Scott to talk about life on the road, their upswing and results and their thoughts on a fraught fight to the end of a landmark Supercars season. We also catch up with TCR Australia driver Dylan O'Keeffe on the eve of his WTCR debut in Zolder where he will drive a Renault Megane in the FIA world touring car series opener.Dylan O'Keeffe: 23 minutesScott Pye: 28 minutesLee Holdsworth: 49 minutes
In Episode 7 of Parked Up, Grant Rowley and Tony D'Alberto speak with Tim Slade – Supercars endurance driver, Le Mans hopeful and potential TCR Australia driver, plus the busy men at Simworx Simulators and one of the friendliest faces in pit lane, Richard Craill.Plus, 'Our Trash, Your Treasure' winner announced, and a new prize up for grabs!12m – Tim Slade, DJR Team Penske endurance driver29m – Jack and Liam Klaver, Simworx Simulators48m – Richard Craill, all-round Australian motorsport media man
It's all about E-Sports. Anton De Pasquale and Thomas Randle join the team to chat about their respective series. And could the Dunny Hop be a thing..Find out "On The Grid"
It's all about E-Sports. Anton De Pasquale and Thomas Randle join the team to chat about their respective series. And could the Dunny Hop be a thing..Find out "On The Grid"
Tickford Racing team principal Tim Edwards and McElrea racing young gun Cooper Murray both talk to Tony and Richard about their weekend in Townsville.
Tony talks to Red Bull Triple 8 Team manager Mark Dutton after a fantastic weekend for their cars, as well as Richard Craill in Townsville
The #RedforEd movement rode a wave to the doorsteps of the Arizona Capitol with a falling crest resulting a budget approved by state lawmakers and Gov. Doug Ducey giving teachers a pay raise of about 20 percent by 2020. The movement won over broad support and the sea of red was a sight to see. But with a big election looming, what is next for public education in Arizona? Will their voice continue to be heard among all the other voices? Well, in our 25th episode of On The Grid, we have Allegra Fullerton on the show to fill us in. She's with Arizona Save Our Schools, a local nonpartisan grassroots organization that has a big hand in the movement here in our state.
Valley resident Myrlin Hepworth has built his career on words, words that eventually evolved into hip-hop. The work of this poet and musician has been featured on NPR and after the release of two mixtapes, he just launched his first album called Remember Why on April 15. A new music video is due out June 1. But another side of his lifestyle is as a youth advocate and teaching artist, working with thousands of kids sharing his poetry, his experience as a Chicano and as a human. In episode 24 of On The Grid, we sit down with Myrlin and discuss art, the creative process and giving back.
What an amazing day the 27th May was. First Daniel Riccardo set the standard winning in Monaco then Will Power became the first Australian to win the Indy 500. Richard Craill and Tony Schibeci look at how this all happened on this special edition of 'On The Grid'
In der siebten Folge des glorreichen Podcast werden die Flimmerfreunde erwähnt, der PureBS-Podcast, bei dem Ludwig zu Gast ist (die Folge ist, sobald sie online ist, hier verlinkt). Wir reden auch über die zweite Episode von Life Is Strange, ganz kurz über die Nicolas Cage-Filme Next und Drive Angry, über Only Lovers Left Alive, die Apple Watch. Die beiden Designer-Podcasts Design Details und On The Grid werden erwähnt (wobei mit "Designer-Podcast" kein besonders durchdachtes und durchgestaltetes Podcastformat gemeint ist, sondern vielmehr Podcasts von Designern). Wir reden über Handys und Penisse (Penen? Penae? Peni?), sonderbare Parallelerden im DC-Universum, den Godzilla Film (der, bei dem Gareth Edwards Regie geführt hat | An dieser Stelle sorry, ich glaube ich habe im Podcast Gareth Edwards mit Gareth Evans verwechselt, der die The Raid-Filme gemacht hat - JH), Jan Henryk erwähnt Every Frame A Painting (schon wieder) und vergleicht dann Godzilla mit Pacific Rim. Ludwig erzählt von irgendeinem Geräte-Eintausch-Programm von HTC in den USA. Es geht um Pixels (der auf diesem Kurzfilm basiert, und das hier ist der Kurzfilm von Gareth Edwards), Holger Kleins Podcast zum Thema Islam (-wissenschaften), Top Gear, John Carter. Wir empfehlen In Einer Person von John Irving, das Subreddit GoneWildAudio und GameKeeper.
click image to play >>Some of Eddie's favorite Italo Disco & Hi-NRG Classics in the mix. Pleasure Boyz Productions stand up!!! Enjoy...TracklistTRACK TITLE ARTIST 1. I'm Hungry Stopp 2. Happy Song Baby's Gang 3. Dancing Therapy International Music System 4. I Need Love Capricorn 5. Shame B. Blase 6. Happy Station Fun Fun 7. I Wanna Rock You Giorgio Moroder 8. Bryllyant Boytronic 9. Love 'n' Music Ris 10. Come On Closer Pineapples Ft Douglas Roop 11. Over & Over Disco Circus 12. Hey Hey Guy Ken Laszlo 13. Dancing In The Dark (Galactica Rmx) Mike Mareen 14. Input S-50 15. Computer Sourire Alexander Robotnick 16. On The Grid Lime 17. Not Love TrilogyOPEN IN ITUNES (Win/Mac/iPhone/iPod/iPad)PLAY THIS MIXFor more DJ mixes and features visit www.mixcrate.comMIX ID: 64314-Fjtqgypf
D. G. Martin interviews Scott Huler - On the Grid: A Plot of Land, an Average Neighborhood, and the Systems that Make our World Work
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