Podcast appearances and mentions of richard haynes

Richard Haynes is professor of Media Sport in the Division of Communications, Media and Culture at the University of Stirling, Scotland. He is author of seven books on sport and communications including the award-winning history BBC Sport in Black and White (Palgrave 2016) and his forthcoming book with Raymond Boyle Streaming the Formula 1 Rivalry: Sport and the Media in the Platform Age to be published by Peter Lang in 2024. Based on archival and biographical research and interviews with British journalists, broadcasters and communications managers, this presentation provides an analysis of the transformations in media relations in Formula One from 1960s onward. The paper explores the professional careers of leading British journalists and broadcasters of F1 to explore how media relations have changed over time. We conclude with some thoughts on how F1 in the era of Liberty Media, is bringing new opportunities for F1 across different platforms, transforming again the media relations of the sport. ===== (Oo---x---oO) ===== 00:00 Introduction and Acknowledgements 00:16 Transformations in Media Relations in Formula 1 00:46 Research and Methodology 02:40 Historical Context and Key Figures 03:55 Murray Walker: The Voice of Formula One 06:33 The Role of Journalists and Broadcasters 11:11 The Evolution of Motorsport Media 11:37 Early Broadcasting History in the UK 14:36 The London Taxi Monte Carlo Rally Adventure 16:05 Challenges of Broadcasting Motorsport 16:46 BBC's Motorsport Innovations 17:34 The BBC Sports Personality of the Year Trophy 18:26 The Heroic Appeal of F1 Drivers 19:09 Bernie Ecclestone's Influence on F1 Media 20:05 Changing Media Access in F1 24:40 The Rise of Social Media in Motorsport 26:15 Sponsors and Supporters 27:22 Conclusion and Call to Action ==================== The Motoring Podcast Network : Years of racing, wrenching and Motorsports experience brings together a top notch collection of knowledge, stories and information. #everyonehasastory #gtmbreakfix - motoringpodcast.net More Information: https://www.motoringpodcast.net/ Become a VIP at: https://www.patreon.com/ Online Magazine: https://www.gtmotorsports.org/ This episode is part of our HISTORY OF MOTORSPORTS SERIES and is sponsored in part by: The International Motor Racing Research Center (IMRRC), The Society of Automotive Historians (SAH), The Watkins Glen Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Argetsinger Family - and was recorded in front of a live studio audience.

Cherri Rodriguez, Andy Houltberg and Richard Haynes join me to form an Enneagram Nine panel. Our conversation proves quite engaging for four Nines!!! Our panelists discuss the harmonizing energy of the Nine structure that continuously operates at the gut level. While Enneagram Nines appear calm and peaceful on the outside, there is a lot of churning and angst going on beneath the surface. Enneagram 9s are unpretentious and empathetic. Known as peacemakers and mediators, Nines sit at the top of the Enneagram circle and "see" all other eight perspectives. They find themselves unconsciously merging into others' agenda. As Cherri brilliantly states, the task of the Enneagram 9 is to take a front seat in their own life. The panelists share several practical strategies for Nines to be more present and accounted for. Cherri is a nonprofit fundraising coach. Her website is www.fruitfulfundraising.co. Find her on Facebook at Fruitful Fundraising Co and on Instagram @fruitfulfundraisingco.  Richard is a coach and owns Empower Potential Coaching. Find him at www.empowerpotentialcoaching.com, and on LinkedIn. He hosts the Fill Up Podcast.  Andy is an Episcopal Priest and is the CEO of Breakthrough Wichita, an organization dedicated to helping people breakthrough the cycle of poverty and mental illness. Find Andy on LinkedIn. Jeff's website is www.transmuto.org. 

The most petty and illinformed podcast available! Hear the very best bits of Saturday and Sunday's shows. Scotland; New York; Statues; The Juniors; Forgetful Moments and the Terracing Teaser with Gary Innes, Professor Richard Haynes and John Walker joining Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan.

Elder Cecil O. Samuelson, said: “Some seem to believe that faith and questions are antithetical. Such could not be further from the truth. The Restoration itself was unfolded by the proper and necessary melding of both. The Prophet Joseph Smith had both faith and questions. Indeed, the passage of scripture that led Joseph to the Sacred Grove experience includes both a question and the promise of an answer based on the asker's faith.” As President Russell M. Nelson has reminded us: “Take your questions to the Lord and to other faithful sources. Study with the desire to believe rather than with the hope that you can find a flaw in the fabric of a prophet's life or a discrepancy in the scriptures. Stop increasing your doubts by rehearsing them with other doubters. Allow the Lord to lead you on your journey of spiritual discovery.” Today, I interview Richard Haynes. He shares his journey of having questions about church history and exercising his faith to choose to stay. Richard grew up in Raymond, Alberta Canada. A small community in southern Canada. He came from a family of hard-working parents. His father was skilled at many things and his mother stayed home and raise the children. Richard always had a firm testimony and loved the gospel. He chose to be obedient and desired truth as he grew. When he was 19 years old, he served a 2 year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Las Vegas Nevada. Right before he returned home from his mission he had an experience of feeling that his testimony was unshakable. Then one day, a few months before heading home, while out with his companion, they were invited in a home. They sat down and visited with a man that was very charismatic, well spoken and had a way with his words. This man said things to the missionaries that caused the spirit to be driven away. Richard said a quiet prayer to himself and chose to bear his testimony of Jesus Christ. Immediately the spirit returned, and the elders dismissed themselves from the conversation. Years passed and a close friend shared his feelings about questioning if the church was true with Richard. Things were changing for his good friend. Richard decided to understand, read and learn more of his friends experiences. Join me today as Richard shares his journey of becoming whole and choosing to stay in the gospel and be a disciple of Jesus Christ. bethnewellcoaching.com bethnewellcoaching@gmail.com

Elder Cecil O. Samuelson, said: “Some seem to believe that faith and questions are antithetical. Such could not be further from the truth. The Restoration itself was unfolded by the proper and necessary melding of both. The Prophet Joseph Smith had both faith and questions. Indeed, the passage of scripture that led Joseph to the Sacred Grove experience includes both a question and the promise of an answer based on the asker's faith.” As President Russell M. Nelson has reminded us: “Take your questions to the Lord and to other faithful sources. Study with the desire to believe rather than with the hope that you can find a flaw in the fabric of a prophet's life or a discrepancy in the scriptures. Stop increasing your doubts by rehearsing them with other doubters. Allow the Lord to lead you on your journey of spiritual discovery.” Today, I interview Richard Haynes. He shares his journey of having questions about church history and exercising his faith to choose to stay. Richard grew up in Raymond, Alberta Canada. A small community in southern Canada. He came from a family of hard-working parents. His father was skilled at many things and his mother stayed home and raise the children. Richard always had a firm testimony and loved the gospel. He chose to be obedient and desired truth as he grew. When he was 19 years old, he served a 2 year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Las Vegas Nevada. Right before he returned home from his mission he had an experience of feeling that his testimony was unshakable. Then one day, a few months before heading home, while out with his companion, they were invited in a home. They sat down and visited with a man that was very charismatic, well spoken and had a way with his words. This man said things to the missionaries that caused the spirit to be driven away. Richard said a quiet prayer to himself and chose to bear his testimony of Jesus Christ. Immediately the spirit returned, and the elders dismissed themselves from the conversation. Years passed and a close friend shared his feelings about questioning if the church was true with Richard. Things were changing for his good friend. Richard decided to understand, read and learn more of his friends experiences. Join me today as Richard shares his journey of becoming whole and choosing to stay in the gospel and be a disciple of Jesus Christ. bethnewellcoaching.com bethnewellcoaching@gmail.com

Brad Davidson, Darren Flindell, Andrew Hurley and Richard Haynes have the last look at the Rosehill Gardens meeting on Behind the Gates.

Ron Dufficy, Brad Gray, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes previews the Rosehill Gardens meeting today.

Brad Davidson, Darren Flindell, Andrew Hurley and Richard Haynes have the last look at the Royal Randwick meeting on Behind the Gates.

Ron Dufficy, Brad Gray, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview the Royal Randwick meeting.

Mark Hunter, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview the Sandown meeting.

Brad Davidson, Darren Flindell, Andrew Hurley and Richard Haynes have the last look at the Royal Randwick meeting on Behind the Gates.

Ron Dufficy, Brad Gray, Andrew Hurley and Richard Haynes preview the Royal Randwick meeting.

Richard Haynes, Darren Flindell and Andrew Hurley give their thoughts on the Rosehill Gardens meeting.

Richard Haynes, Brad Gray, Ray Thomas and Glenn Munsie preview the Rosehill Gardens meeting.

Deane Lester, Mark Hunter, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview the Sandown meeting.

Behind the Gates for New Year's Day Sunday January 1 2023 hones in on the Canterbury Park meeting with host Richard Haynes, Mitch Manners and Luke Marlow answering listener texts on various racing and sporting matters.

From Longford in Tasmania to Canterbury Park and more host Richard Haynes guides our team of form analysts with their best bets for 'Helping Hand' on New Year's Day 2023.

Richard Haynes, Darren Flindell and Andrew Hurley give their thoughts on the Royal Randwick meeting.

Deane Lester, Mark Hunter, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview the Moonee Valley meeting.

Richard Haynes, Anthony Manton, Ray Thomas and Glenn Munsie preview the Royal Randwick meeting.

From Pinjarra to Randwick and more host Richard Haynes guides you through the Boxing Day 'Helping Hand' with best best from around the country.

Boxing Day Preview for Randwick with host Richard Haynes guiding the team of Ray Thomas, Anthony Manton and Glenn Munsie through the eight-race card. We start off with the Steward's Report from Steve Railton.

Behind the Gates with host Richard Haynes. Richard is joined by broadcaster Darren Flindell and Anthony Manton for a more relaxed look at the Randwick meeting including the Behind The Gates Multi.

From Pinjarra to Randwick and more host Richard Haynes guides you through the Boxing Day 'Helping Hand' with best best from around the country.

Boxing Day Preview for Randwick with host Richard Haynes guiding the team of Ray Thomas, Anthony Manton and Glenn Munsie through the eight-race card. We start off with the Steward's Report from Steve Railton.

Behind the Gates with host Richard Haynes. Richard is joined by broadcaster Darren Flindell and Anthony Manton for a more relaxed look at the Randwick meeting including the Behind The Gates Multi.

Brad Davidson, Darren Flindell and Richard Haynes have the last look at the Royal Randwick meeting.

Brady Gray, Ray Thomas, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview the Royal Randwick meeting.

Deane Lester, Mark Hunter, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview the Flemington meeting.

Richard Haynes, Brad Davidson, Darren Flindell and Andrew Hurley give their thoughts on the Royal Randwick meeting.

Ron Dufficy, Brad Gray, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview the Ingham meeting at Royal Randwick today.

Mark Hunter, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview todays Sandown meeting.

On today's edition of Monday's Experts, Richard Haynes chats to Lee Freedman about his career in racing.

On today's edition of Monday's Experts, Richard Haynes chats to Lee Freedman about his career in racing.

Richard Haynes, Ron Dufficy, David Gately and Glenn Munsie recap the weekend racing on Punters Post Mortem.

Richard Haynes, Brad Davidson, Darren Flindell and Andrew Hurley give their thoughts on the Rosehill Gardens meeting.

Richard Haynes, Brad Gray, Ray Thomas and Glenn Munsie preview the Rosehill Gardens meeting.

Mark Hunter, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview the Pakenham meeting.

Chantelle Buckley, Darren Flindell, Andrew Hurley and Richard Haynes giver their thoughts on The Hunter meeting on Behind the Gates.

Ray Thomas, Brad Gay, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview The Hunter meeting at Newcastle today.

Deane Lester, Mark Hunter, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview the Cranbourne meeting.

Brad Davidson, Darren Flindell, Andrew Hurley and Richard Haynes give their thoughts on the Rosehill Gardens meeting.

Ron Dufficy, Brad Gray, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview the Rosehill Gardens meeting.

Deane Lester, Mark Hunter, Glenn Munsie and Richard Haynes preview the Flemington meeting.

Darren Flindell, Richard Haynes, Andrew Hurley and Brad Davidson give their multi

Richard Haynes, Darren Flindell, Brad Davidson and Andrew Hurley look at

In this episode, we interview composer Julio Zúñiga, a Costa Rican composer living in Cambridge, MA. If you're interested in field recordings, memory,  rainforests, semiotics, gratitude and/or noise, this is an episode for you.   musical example citations (plus some other things we mentioned): (in order of appearance): USED FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES - IF YOU WOULD LIKE YOUR MUSIC REMOVED FROM THE PODCAST PLEASE EMAIL US   Schumann Dichterliebe Op. 48 No. 13 Peter Schreier, tenor Norman Shetler, piano   Julio Zúñiga - 24 (2014) for double bass, harp, and percussion commissioned and premiered by PULSAR Trio (Eloïse Labaume, Noam Bierstone, Florentin Ginot) Fondation Suisse, Paris, 2014/5/18   Julio Zúñiga - mein liebstes Bild (2015): for large orchestra and electronics premiered by the Dresdner Philharmonie, HfMDD, 2015/5/18   Michael Pisaro field recording article   Julio Zúñiga - GIS (2017): for clarinet, trombone, percussion, and electronics written for and premiered by Richard Haynes, Ben Marks, and Peter Neville of the ELISION Ensemble   Alvin Lucier - Wind Shadows (1994) for trombone and closely tuned oscillators James Fulkerson, trombone; Alvin Lucier, oscillator; Barton Workshop)    Julio Zúñiga - MAM (2018): for amplified flute, cello, clarinet, and electronics   Julio Zúñiga - stars from the earth stars from the stars (2019): for amplified flute, clarinet, violin, cello, percussion, and electronics written for Madison Greenstone and the [Switch~ Ensemble]   Carlos Reygada's Silent Light   György Ligeti - Atmospheres (Conductor, Sir Simon Rattle, Berliner Philharmoniker)   Julio Zúñiga & Danny Walden - Parallel Peaks   Julio Zúñiga & Elena Rykova - Sí Hay MONSTER (2018): written in collaboration with Elena Rykova site-specific performance/installation for the Montreal-based group No Hay Banda   Julio Zúñiga - CAS (2017): for amplified piccolo flute, contrabass clarinet, octave pedals, and low sine tones premiered by Ensemble Adapter, Harvard University, 2017/11/4   Chaya Czernowin: Duo Leat Petra Stump - Bassklarinette Heinz-Peter Linshalm - Bassklarinette Uraufführung am 13.06.2010, Hohenems   Julio Zúñiga - schemes that offer us a sense of futurity (2021): for amplified soprano voice, flute, clarinet, violin, and electronics written for TAK Ensemble SCORE     interview recorded 4/13/2022   others mentioned during interview to check out: Madison Greenstone Elena Rykova Chaya Czernowin   Follow us on Twitter!

Richard Haynes, Darren Flindell, Brad Davidson and Andrew Hurley look at the Rosehill Gardens card on Behind the Gates.

Warren Huntly, Mark Hunter and Richard Haynes preview the Flemington meeting.

Trainer of Philipsburg James Ponsony joins Richard Haynes ahead of Rosehill Gardens today.