Podcasts about sherwen

The first national ice swimming championship has gotten off to a brisk start, with one local possibly breaking a world record. Susan Sherwen is an organiser of the event, which kicked off with a splash yesterday and goes until tomorrow. She's also one of the 20-or-so swimmers bracing themselves against the biting cold water, which has to be less than 5C. Sherwen spoke to Kim Hill.

When we crowd around animal exhibits for our own enjoyment, are we unknowingly harming the animals? Decades of research on the effect of visitors on zoo animals has demonstrated that visitors can have negative, neutral, or positive impacts on zoo animal welfare. Discussed in this episode: The history of concern with zoo animal welfare, how effects of visitors on animals are assessed, and the effects of visitors on zoo animals.   Related reading: Primary source: Sherwen, S. L., & Hemsworth, P. H. (2019). The Visitor Effect on Zoo Animals: Implications and Opportunities for Zoo Animal Welfare. Animals, 9(6), 366.    https://www.insightfulthinkersmedia.com/

In Episode 148 the Warren Brothers talk again about the latest cycling news including the upcoming cyclo-cross races in the United States and who is a favorite to win at the National Championships.  Randy and Dean cover the Berlin World Cup track races then pay their tribute to Paul Sherwen.  Dean mentions his recent cold ride, and Randy provides cold weather riding tips. Thanks for listening!

December 6 | In this episode of The Cycling Podcast, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe remember Paul Sherwen, who died at the weekend aged 62. Sherwen was a pioneering rider – heading to France to make it as a professional in the late 1970s when very few British or English-speaking riders managed to make that breakthrough. He was the first of the 'second wave' of English-speakers to tackle the Tour de France and he paved the way for the likes of Graham Jones, Sean Yates and Robert Millar, as well as Phil Anderson and Allan Peiper from Australia. Sherwen rode the Tour seven times for the Fiat and La Redoute teams, finishing it five times, he was twice British national champion, and when he retired he was a directeur sportif for the iconic Raleigh-Banana team. But he is perhaps best known to millions of British, American and Australian cycling fans as one half of the television commentary double-act he formed with Phil Liggett. For successive generations of cycling fans he has been a friendly, welcoming voice for newcomers discovering a complex sport. He was also one of the first team press officers, with the Motorola team in the early 1990s, and – having been brought up in Kenya – he returned to Africa and lived in Uganda, where his passion for the people and the countryside was obvious to everyone who met him. In this episode we hear from Sherwen's great friend and colleague Phil Liggett, from contemporaries from his early professional years, John Herety, Sean Yates and Tim Harris, from journalist Luke Edwardes-Evans, American rider Ian Boswell and François Thomazeau and Orla Chennaoui. The Cycling Podcast is supported by **Rapha** and **Science in Sport**. **BECOME A FRIEND OF THE PODCAST** Our final Friends of the Podcast episode for 2018 will be out very soon. It's on the subject of how to survive retirement and features Fabian Cancellara, Juan Antonio Flecha and many more. The idea was proposed by Friend of the Podcast Stephen Harris, who guest edited the episode. To sign up as a Friend of the Podcast go to [www.thecyclingpodcast.com/friends](www.thecyclingpodcast.com/friends) It's £15 to become a Friend of the Podcast for 2018 and it will give you access to 15 feature-length episodes, plus the Kilometre 0 series from the 2018 Giro d'Italia, the Espoirs Diary series recorded by Keira McVitty and Calvert Churchill and other bonus episodes. The 2019 Friends of the Podcast series will kick off with the Grand Tour Diaries audiobook released in mid-December. **THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS** If you're looking for a cycling challenge over the festive period, why not take part in Rapha's Festive 500. Already almost 30,000 people have [registered on Strava](https://www.strava.com/challenges/rapha-festive-500-2018). The challenge is to ride 500 kilometres between Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve (inclusive). If you can't manage 500km you can still take part and so how far you can ride. **Discount code:** Listeners to The Cycling Podcast can get 25% off their Science In Sport energy products by going to [scienceinsport.com](www.scienceinsport.com) and entering the code SISCP25 on checkout. **EPISODE SPONSOR** Thank you to our episode sponsors, Harry's. If you would like to get your free trial set (paying just £3.95 for delivery) go to [harrys.com/cycling](www.harrys.com/cycling) – get shaving today with Harry's razors. **GET IN TOUCH** We love hearing from our listeners. Send your questions and comments to us by email contact@thecyclingpodcast.com Find us on Facebook, Instagram or send us a tweet @cycling_podcast

Selene and Patrick open the show with an appreciation of broadcaster Paul Sherwen who passed away earlier this week. Sherwen was more than just a broadcaster; he was a pro rider in the 1980s as well as a media liaison for teams and PR specialist for races. Selene talked to...

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On this week's podcast comedian Wil Anderson drops by to talk about his Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Animal Welfare expert Sally Sherwen talks about about animal empathy and the Breakfasters talk about the secret language of gay men, the new host of the footy show and haunted houses.

 On this week's podcast women's rights activist Helen Pankhurst talks about the film "Suffragette", Sally Sherwen drops by for "Genius Squad, Director Suzi Taylor discusses her film "Love in Full Colour" and the Breakfasters discuss the new mandatory teacher's quiz.  

On this week's podcast CEO of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre Kon Karapanagiotidis drops by ahead of the centre's "Winter Appeal", Comedian and Performer Eddie Perfect Talks about his show 'Songs From The Middle', Comedian Dave Warneke quizzes the Breakfasters about space and on this week's "Genius Squad" Sally Sherwen from Zoos Victoria talks about animal enrichment.

On this week's podcast the General Manager of "The Smith Family" Anton Leschen drops by to explain how The Smith Family helps disadvantaged children in Victoria. On "Tech Talk" Vanessa Toholka discusses Melbourne's "Urban Forests". On this edition of "Weird Science" Dr. Jen reveals the world's oldest living organism. "Genius Squad" member Sally Sherwen talks about compassionate conservation and animal welfare.

The Breakfasters discuss tongue-twisters and try a few of their own. Ahead of his Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Lawrence Mooney drops by to chat about turning depressing topics into comedy material for his new show. Comedian and correspondent on The Daily Show Wyatt Cenac talks to the Breakfasters ahead of his debut Australian comedy show. Animal Welfare specialist at Zoos Victoria Sally Sherwen talks about all things primates.