Podcast appearances and mentions of richard ings

Richard Ings, PJ Whalen, Nicole Livingstone, Ebony Marinoff, Shane Warne, Alex Carey See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Former ASADA Boss, Richard Ings… discussing the details behind the provisional suspension of Willie Rioli. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Richard Ings from Arts Council England talks about the evidence of impact of arts and culture on health and wellbeing.

The Gold Coast and Melbourne have demanded a please explain from the New Zealand Rugby League after Kevin Proctor and Jesse Bromwich were embroiled in a drugs scandal while in Kiwis team camp.LISTEN ABOVE: Daniel McHardy chats with Richard Ings, former Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) boss, about the cocaine scandal involving Jesse Bromwich and Kevin Procter.The Titans and Storm will be taking the issue to the NRL after questioning whether Kiwis team management had failed to properly supervise the pair.Melbourne prop Bromwich has stood down as Kiwis skipper and Proctor has given up his role as Gold Coast co-captain after the pair were accused of taking an illicit substance in the early hours of Saturday morning after the test loss to Australia in Canberra.A Canberra man is facing charges he supplied the drug to two NRL players and both Bromwich and Proctor said through their clubs on Sunday that they were too drunk to remember the incident but they could not deny the allegations.Neither are expected to face police charges.

The Gold Coast and Melbourne have demanded a please explain from the New Zealand Rugby League after Kevin Proctor and Jesse Bromwich were embroiled in a drugs scandal while in Kiwis team camp.LISTEN ABOVE: Daniel McHardy chats with Richard Ings, former Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) boss, about the cocaine scandal involving Jesse Bromwich and Kevin Procter.The Titans and Storm will be taking the issue to the NRL after questioning whether Kiwis team management had failed to properly supervise the pair.Melbourne prop Bromwich has stood down as Kiwis skipper and Proctor has given up his role as Gold Coast co-captain after the pair were accused of taking an illicit substance in the early hours of Saturday morning after the test loss to Australia in Canberra.A Canberra man is facing charges he supplied the drug to two NRL players and both Bromwich and Proctor said through their clubs on Sunday that they were too drunk to remember the incident but they could not deny the allegations.Neither are expected to face police charges.

Another sport, another drug scandal; are anti-doping efforts doomed? Would legalising drugs in sport actually protect athletes from harm? Is this radical idea the only way to create a level playing field? Stephen Dank is an Australian biochemist who has worked as a sports scientist with National Rugby League clubs such as the Manly Sea Eagles and Australian rules football clubs such as Essendon Football Club and the Gold Coast Suns Football Club. He is known for his unorthodox treatment and diagnostic methods.  Lisa Forrest is an Olympian, broadcaster and author. Lisa is also the founder of Evermind, a mindfulness-based coaching practice specialising in performance resilience and leadership.  Tracey Holmes is a journalist who has spent much of her career covering sports politics and its social impact. She has lived in numerous countries including mainland China and the Middle East where she's worked for CNN, CCTV and Dubai Eye. In Australia she has worked for the ABC, Channel 7, SBS and Fox Sports covering ten Olympic games, FIFA World Cups, and many other of the world's great events. Currently she is a senior reporter/presenter for ABC NewsRadio, a panelist for ABC TV's Offsiders, and anchor of sports politics program, The Ticket. She is also senior mentor for the IOC's Young Reporters program. Dr Jason Mazanov is a Senior Lecturer with the School of Business, UNSW-Canberra. Dr Mazanov has been actively researching the policy and management of drugs in sport for over a decade. This expertise has seen Dr Mazanov make over 100 appearances in the Australian and international media. In addition to being Founding Editor of the peer-review journal Performance Enhancement and Health, Dr Mazanov is author of the upcoming book Managing Drugs in Sport.

NCR is back after an unforeseen delay (our apologies), and we start by catching up with the conclusion of the Maria Sharapova meldonium case, as Ben welcomes back guest Richard Ings, who had previously discussed Sharapova's positive test with us back on Episode 145A when she announced it back in March. What have we learned over the course of this case? How much should this affect Sharapova's reputation, and should she be labeled a "cheater"? What can ITF do to prevent its athletes having similar pitfalls in the future? All that, plus transparency, TUEs, and more. Reading material referenced in this episode: The initial ITF decision against SharapovaThe CAS decision overturning the ITF decision and reducing ban from 24 to 15 months.Ben's interview with Sharapova in the New York TimesESPN's Outside the Lines report critical of tennis anti-doping systems. And as always, thanks for liking us on Facebook (leave comments on the episode thread!), following us on Twitter (discuss this episode with hashtag #NCR167!), and subscribing/reviewing on iTunes or whatever your podcasting app/platform of choice may be.

Richard Ings was the head of the Australian Sports Drug Agency, and then the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority from 2005 - 2010. In this interview, he talks to us about Drugs in Cricket. Is it a problem? What techniques are players using to hide the impacts? Why would cricketers even need to use performance enhancing drugs? How do the Cricket Australia rules on doping differ from the rest of the world? Congratulations to listener Brett Graham, whose question was put to Richard to answer. We also talk about the mankad, Narine's choice to play the IPL final over representing the West Indies in a Test series, Cat delivers a beautifully scripted monologue that is critical of the English Test squad and more. Finally, the Muller Award is handed to someone who probably should have won it a long time back

This week Phil is joined for the full hour by former ATP Tour Umpire Richard Ings……Ings shares his experiences as one of the very first full time chair umpires, recounts three of his more memorable matches, shares his former work … Continue reading →