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Strap in because the latest episode of the RevLimiter is firing on all cylinders and 'confecting' all the stories from a big weekend of motorsport!We kicked things off under the Bahrain lights, where Oscar Piastri was cooler than a cucumber in the sand, delivering a textbook takedown of McLaren teammate Lando Norris. Some say it was domination, others say it was daylight robbery — either way, poor Lando looked like his spirit had been quietly escorted out of parc fermé. Meanwhile, Gorgeous George Russell was driving a wounded Mercedes but still managed to fend off Norris for P2. We're not saying George's defence was heroic... but somewhere, a Union Jack just fluttered with pride.Was it genuine pace, team strategy, or just a bit of well-timed confecting from the pit wall? We don't know, but it tasted sweet for Oscar either way.Back on home turf — well, close enough — it was a Kiwi cash grab in Taupō as Matt Payne cleaned up with two wins, the Jason Richards Trophy, and presumably a new savings account. Chaz Mostert kept it interesting by pinching one of the wins, but Payne was the local hero with the Midas touch.We also dive into Tony Quinn's bold call to rotate the New Zealand round between the country's four big tracks — because, as he puts it, NZ can only support one round a year, but why not let everyone have a turn?Plus, we round out the episode with the latest from overseas: NASCAR and IMSA winners get their dues, and Marc Márquez proves once again he's not just back — he's back on top in MotoGP.Catch all the banter, breakdowns and a few dodgy predictions on the RevLimiter. It's like a warm-up lap for your ears.
Tony Quinn on Triple 8 to Ford Tony Whitlock talks to Tony Quinn on Triple Eight Red Bull Ampol Racing switching to Ford in 2026. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Inside Supercars Podcast: Subscribe Apple Podcasts I Spotify I Google Podcasts Supported by: P1 Australia Link:P1 Australia MusicCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com MusicComa-Media from Pixabay #RepcoSC #TCRAust #Supercars #Motorsport #ADL500
Tony Quinn on Triple 8 to Ford Tony Whitlock talks to Tony Quinn on Triple Eight Red Bull Ampol Racing switching to Ford in 2026. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Inside Supercars Podcast: Subscribe Apple Podcasts I Spotify I Google Podcasts Supported by: P1 Australia Link:P1 Australia MusicCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com MusicComa-Media from Pixabay #RepcoSC #TCRAust #Supercars #Motorsport #ADL500
Ever wondered what it's like to be in charge of an America's Cup chase boat? Right at the very heart of the on the water battle - nobody, other than the AC75 sailors themselves, gets a closer vantage point on the white hot racing action. Justin Chisholm's guest on this episode of the Yacht Racing Life Podcast is Tony Quinn – chase boat driver for the British INEOS Britannia America's Cup syndicate that last year in Barcelona Spain won the Louis Vuitton Cup Challenger Selection Series and took on the Defender Emirates Team New Zealand in the 37th America's Cup Match. In the interview Tony shares what the high pressure chase boat driver role is all about and gives us a behind the scenes look at real life inside the highly professional environment of an America's Cup team.
In this episode of the Cult Vault podcast, host Kacey speaks with Jon about the controversial group Educo, its origins, evolution, and its impact on individuals and society. Jon shares insights into the practices of its leader, Tony Quinn, who features in the opening moments of a popular 2024 documentary "One Night in Millstreet" and expanded his business ventures from yoga to personal development and wellness.The conversation delves into legal battles, personal experiences with cult dynamics, and the importance of survivor stories in advocating against such groups. Jon emphasises the need for awareness and prevention in dealing with cults, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by those who speak out against them.https://educocult.comhttps://cultpodcasts.comGet in Touch or Support: Patreon - patreon.com/thecultvault Crimecon UK 2025https://www.crimecon.co.uk - use code CULT for 10% off tickets!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cultvaultpod/Twitter: https://twitter.com/CultVaultPodReddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/Cult-VaultGmail: cultvaultpodcast@gmail.com
A boost for next season's Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania Championship, with Supercars champion Will Brown confirmed to take part. He'll compete in three of the five events in 2025 - the Taupo, Hampton Downs and Highlands circuits owned by Tony Quinn. Brown says he was unable to squeeze all the weekends into his schedule. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast for Thursday 17th of October, inflation is at its lowest level since 2021, which Finance Minister Nicola Willis sees as a win. But have we overcooked it? How is it that ACC has gone from $1 billion in the black to $7.2 billion in the red in the span of a year? ACC CEO Megan Main joined the show to explain. Entrepreneur and racing enthusiast Tony Quinn is back on the show to talk his new book 'Zero to 60 and Beyond'. Get the Mike Hosking Breakfast Full Show Podcast every weekday morning on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The story of self-made millionaire Tony Quinn is fairly well-known, but there's more to the tale. Quinn made his fortune through pet food and confectionary but is a keen motorsport driver and the visionary behind Highlands Motorsport Park in Central Otago. Originally released in 2016, his book ‘Zero to 60' is getting a facelift, ‘Zero to 60 and Beyond' sharing new stories in ten new chapters. Quinn told Mike Hosking he was inspired to write down his life story by his grandfather. “My Grandfather, who was Irish, got involved in the IRA when he was a young fella, and he had a fantastic, interesting life,” he said. “And when he died, there was nothing written down. And so there was no official record, if you like, of his life.” Quinn's book started off as a personal project, a record for future generations as opposed to an official biography. “I was just gonna write my story so that the generations behind me could read all about why I did the things that I did, and that's how it started.” It wasn't until he found a freelance author to write his story out properly that the idea of publishing it came into being. “One thing led to another,” he said. ‘Zero to 60' became a number one best seller in New Zealand, flying off the shelves and going through several reprints, and after seven years, Quinn decided to revise it. “There has been so much happened in the last seven years." LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
One of the most talked about feature guests is back on the pod! Tony Quinn checks in with his report card on Supercars and a window into the new look Triple 8 Executive Team. Will Supercars return to his Queensland Raceway and is four race tracks (farms as he calls them) enough or is he eyeing up another? The character and the commitment of Will Brown, the laser focus and determination of Broc Feeney and why he could bounce back in the enduros. Somewhere in Tony's insanely busy schedule he makes time for philanthropic projects and he is ultra passionate about them, from Greg Murphy's Street Smart Road Safety Program to helping the next SVG or Scott Dixon on the pathway via his Tony Quinn foundation. When the Scotsman talks, we're always captivated. This chat lives right up to that and more. If you love this, and havn't listened to his feature chat, check out TQ's Rusty's Garage episode here. Head to Rusty's Facebook, Twitter or Instagram and give us your feedback and let us know who you want to hear from on Rusty's Garage.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Episode 49: Improving the UK's Approach to Technology Development in Conversation with… RWE & LM Wind In the past couple of months, we have seen some big news in the UK offshore wind sector focused on our approach to the industrialisation of offshore wind technology. In April, we had the publication of the much anticipated Industrial Growth Plan for offshore wind, which sets out a pathway to grow the offshore wind supply chain to accelerate and de-risk delivery, as well as develop market share and technology leadership for the UK. Then just a few weeks ago, we were very proud to announce an £85.6m investment from our colleagues at UKRI to upgrade and expand our testing facilities at our National Renewable Energy Centre in Blyth. This game-changing development will future proof the UK's capability to de-risk turbine technology and incentivise a strong UK presence across all areas of offshore renewable energy. The upgraded facilities will be able to test blades of up to 150m and drivetrains up to 23MW. And with that, the theme of this episode of the ReEnergise podcast is around unlocking the future of technology development and industrialisation in offshore wind. Our Director of Technology Development, Tony Quinn, was joined by Danielle Lane, RWE's Director of Development for UK and Ireland, and Andrew Bellamy, Managing Director at LM Wind Power UK. Discussions included: 1) How do we prioritise our objectives for offshore wind? 2) Have we underestimated the challenge of simultaneously scaling both the technology and production capacity? 3) Are we suffering the consequences of a disproportionate allocation of risk and is there a more equitable solution? 4) How do we take a more robust approach to technology confidence, gained through testing and validation and shared knowledge to enhance the whole industry? 5) How does the UK's approach stands up against other markets, and what are some of the lessons we can take?
Before NXIVM there was another NLP-derived cult, Tony Quinn's EDUCO The Good: Education is good Working out Correspondence Courses Moving to the Bahamas Sharing your essence The Bad: Think Therefore I am Sex Scandals Milking it The Culty (is there anything in this cult worth incorporating into our own?): The Best Correspondent Course Contest The 4 Hands 1 Voice Experience for only $150,000 Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Quinn Educocult.com: https://educocult.com/ Cult Education Institute: https://www.culteducation.com The Nice Cult: https://thenicecult.com
Music from selected winners from LAST year's East Coast Music Awards in Halifax Nova Scotia including David Myles, Allen Snow, The East Pointers, Mallory Johnson, Fortunate Ones, Morgan Toney, Lisa LeBlanc, Shannon and Tony Quinn, Dylan Menzie, Jing Zia, Adam Baldwin and Kellie Loder.https://www.facebook.com/ron.moores.18
n the first proper episode of Polarizer, Roland Dane, Paul Morris and Ben Bishop unpack a successful Supercars debut in Taupo, New Zealand, including a detailed chat with circuit owner Tony Quinn.Other big topics include the future of Cam Waters, a revelation about Brodie Kostecki, a close look at Shane van Gisbergen's transition to NASCAR, and some hot takes on the Penske cheating scandal.
Taupo Winners are grinners Tony Whitlock speaks Brad Jones, Matt Payne, Cam Waters, Ben Croke, Tony Woodward, and we hear from Will Brown, Broc Feeney, Anton de Pasquale, David Noble, David Cauchi and Tony Quinn. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Inside Supercars Podcast: Subscribe Apple Podcasts I Spotify I Google Podcasts Supported by: P1 Australia Link:P1 Australia MusicCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com MusicComa-Media from Pixabay #RepcoSC #TCRAust #Supercars #Motorsport #ADL500
Taupo Winners are grinners Tony Whitlock speaks Brad Jones, Matt Payne, Cam Waters, Ben Croke, Tony Woodward, and we hear from Will Brown, Broc Feeney, Anton de Pasquale, David Noble, David Cauchi and Tony Quinn. From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock on Inside Supercars Inside Supercars Podcast: Subscribe Apple Podcasts I Spotify I Google Podcasts Supported by: P1 Australia Link:P1 Australia MusicCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com MusicComa-Media from Pixabay #RepcoSC #TCRAust #Supercars #Motorsport #ADL500
Kiwi motorsport legend Greg Murphy joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, recapping the first-ever Taupō Supercars event over the weekend. The touring car series returned to New Zealand after a one-year absence, making its debut at the North Island circuit with Brad Jones Racing's Andre Heimgartner (also a Kiwi) and Triple Eight's Will Brown the race winners. Murphy talks about how the track compares to the Pukekohe circuit the series used to race at, what it's like racing in wet weather, and much more.
It's the return of the big bangers! The Supercar circus is back in NZ, with two 200KM races set to tear around the pumice surrounded Taupo International Motorsport Park this weekend. The fans tears have all but dried up now, the mourning period for the old lady that was Pukekohe is well and truly over. There's a new kid in town, slap bang in the middle of the North Island ready to make its mark on the Aussie touring car series. The circuit, given more than a spit and polish by new owner and man behind the magnificent Highlands Park and Hampton Downs, Tony Quinn, is prepped and ready to shred the 24 strong grid. Tony Quinn has been a godsend for racecar enthusiasts here, a bloke who has been willing to pour his considerable wealth into the game up and down Aotearoa, a genuine fan and supporter of dare I say it, when you look at the proliferation of success stories behind the wheel globally, our national sport. Out the shadow of the death of NZs greatest motorsport philanthropist, Sir Colin Giltrap, Tony Quinn steps into the light. He should be celebrated; indeed, this weekend will be the party that he merits, hand in hand with the wake that Sir Colin deserves. The race weekend is something this country dearly needs, the district itself, is expecting an injection of tourist dollars somewhere in the vicinity of $6 million bucks on the back of 100,000 petrol-soaked tourists. The races themselves will be a treat as well, the Taupo circuit being a true test of the skills of the field. It's twisty AF, with varying surface conditions on a circuit new to most teams. The 5 Kiwi involved all have experience there, which gives them the upper hand, each character looking to fill the void left by van Gisbergen and McLaughlin. The weather looks to be wet and wild, another reason to give the locals a hand throughout the 400 km of racing. This is the dawning of a new era, based on what Quinn and his team have achieved, a long era at that. Locked in for 2 more years, one would like to think that this event will be the new pride and joy of not motorsports but NZ's international sporting calendar. That'll do.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of The DocArena Podcast, Ross Whitaker talks to Andrew Gallimore about his documentary One Night In Millstreet. One Night In Millstreet is the story of Ireland in 1995, a snapshot of a country told through a high stakes prize fight in Millstreet, Cork between the then unknown underdog Steve ‘The Celtic Warrior' Collins and the larger-than-life champion Chris ‘Simply The Best' Eubank - an against-all-odds sporting event that had an entire nation gripped and on the edge of its seat. The film, which won the Audience Award at the Cork International Film Festival and the Best Documentary award at the Irish Film Festival London, features interviews with the rivals themselves Steve Collins and Chris Eubank along with Irish boxing legend Barry McGuigan, Chris Eubank's former manager Barry Hearn, writer Paul Howard and Tony Quinn, Steve Collins' Mind Trainer. One Night In Millstreet was produced by Morgan Bushe and Peter Murnaghan for Fastnet Films and Proposition Films with funding from Fís Éireann / Screen Ireland, Coimisiún Na Meán and RTÉ. One Night In Millstreet is released in cinemas on 5th April 2024. https://filmireland.net/
Tony Whitlock speaks to Nicolas Calliol, Tony Quinn, Bruin Beasley, USA Driver Jacob Abel, Gary Orton ahead of the New Zealand Grand Prix at the Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania Championship at Highlands Park
Tony Whitlock speaks to Nicolas Calliol, Tony Quinn, Bruin Beasley, USA Driver Jacob Abel, Gary Orton ahead of the New Zealand Grand Prix at the Castrol Toyota Formula Regional Oceania Championship at Highlands Park
Triple Eight is at the centre of most big Supercars stories but, between Gen3 and SVG, the spotlight was even greater in 2023. Tony Quinn covers it all in his own colourful style, including why Triple Eight is now more than just a car racing team in this episode of the KTM Summer Grill.
This episode is a big example of art imitating life, when Rider sees some familiar details in Cory and Topanga's break-up. AND…that's not where the similarities end! Rider shares a behind the scenes story of TWO dates visiting him on set at the same time! Will the gang finally be all-in for Cory and Topanga, thanks to the work of a somewhat jarring, but emotional, montage? And what's the latest update regarding the awkward Richard Dreyfuss encounter that Danielle still cringes about? Plus, we hear more hilarious Tony Quinn stories and get an inside look at Will's infamous “breaking face” on the newest Pod Meets World…See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Supercars will be returning to New Zealand for 2024, with Taupō hosting the upcoming season. The Australian motor racing championship lost access to Pukekohe Park Raceway after the 2022 season, and the venue since reverted to a horse training facility. Owner Tony Quinn is 'stoked' for the town of Taupō, as this presents the perfect opportunity for boosting tourism. "The main target audience for the event is selling tourism. We can showcase New Zealand far better at Taupo rather than Hampton Downs. To me, that's the biggest element of the gig." LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Catch the full show for Afternoons with Staffy August 21, 2023 including appearances from former Olympian heptathlete Sarah Cowley-Ross, Kiwi boxer Mea Motu, and motorsport organiser Tony Quinn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Welcome to episode 26. We had the pleasure of being with long time friends Steve McKechnie, Tony Quinn and Mark 'Sykes' Sandeman. They have known each other since the 1960's and had plenty of anecdotes to share. Stories of Corporal punishment, dirty protests and sex education. And that is just in the first 30 minutes
Music from selected winners of this year's East Coast Music Awards in Halifax Nova Scotia including David Myles, Allen Snow, The East Pointers, Mallory Johnson, Fortuneate Ones, Morgan Toney, Lisa LeBlanc, Shannon and Tony Quinn, Dylan Menzie, Jing Zia, Adam Baldwin and Kellie Loder.https://www.facebook.com/ron.moores.18
Ahead of the Symmons Plains Supercars SuperSprint, Tasmanian legends John Bowe and Greg Crick join Grant Rowley for a healthy debate on the hot topics of Australian motorsport, plus reminisce on the good (and bad) ol' days. Also, you'll hear the full interviews with Barry Rogers and Tony Quinn.
The future of Erebus star Brodie Kostecki is clarified in the latest episode of Parked Up Plus. Also, Supercars tyre sustainability, Tony Quinn talks Taupo and coverage from the SpeedSeries at Phillip Island.
We're Quinning! When you get the chance to talk about Boy Meets World with Mr. Turner himself, you take total advantage of it. The group returns to “Danger Boy,” with the beloved Tony Quinn, to talk about Happy Days comparisons, awful Elvis jokes and the cast member who was sent to the hospital after filming the episode's big climax. Plus, Will saw Tupac once. Take a seat and pick your weirdest tie, because it's time to break it down.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Leave it to Boy Meets World to have an episode called “Danger Boy” and not have Cory say it a once. For this recap, the gang is joined by Mr. Turner himself, Tony Quinn, to talk about how wardrobe picked his ties, how Will now thinks he's trying too hard and the beauty of Turner's signature throwaway delivery. And there's so much to say about this “stroftibrite” episode, we're breaking it up into 2 parts…See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Triple 8 Domination Tony Quinn and Martin Short From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Shane Van Gisbergen talks about his season, Broc Feeney discusses his win, Tony Quinn talks about how the team management change still allowed success and what is going on with Gen 3. Martin Short takes his first championship victory as engineer for Feeney. Inside Supercars Podcast: Subscribe Apple Podcasts I ;Spotify I Google Podcasts Supported by: P1 Australia Link:P1 Australia The Gates RevLimiter – Subscribe here: Apple Podcasts I Spotify I Google Podcasts MusicCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com MusicComa-Media from Pixabay #RepcoSC #TCRAust #Supercars #Motorsport #ADL500
Triple 8 Domination Tony Quinn and Martin Short From the race track to your device with Tony Whitlock and Craig Revell on Inside Supercars Shane Van Gisbergen talks about his season, Broc Feeney discusses his win, Tony Quinn talks about how the team management change still allowed success and what is going on with Gen 3. Martin Short takes his first championship victory as engineer for Feeney. Inside Supercars Podcast: Subscribe Apple Podcasts I ;Spotify I Google Podcasts Supported by: P1 Australia Link:P1 Australia The Gates RevLimiter – Subscribe here: Apple Podcasts I Spotify I Google Podcasts MusicCreative Commons Music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com MusicComa-Media from Pixabay #RepcoSC #TCRAust #Supercars #Motorsport #ADL500
Today, we're in full gear for the holiday season with two events that will get you in the spirit with stops in Canton to enjoy the sights and sounds during the Canton Christmas Festival with May McCarty, Executive Director of Canton Tourism, then we're swinging by the Belhaven District in Jackson to wonder in awe at the Belhaven Singing Christmas Tree with Consultant, E.C. Harpe, Director of Choral Arts at Belhaven, Dr. Tim Walker, and Tony Quinn, nephew of the late Dr. Bettye Quinn … Plus, we'll also let you know what's happening around your neck of the woods! So, stay tuned, and hold on tight for your Next Stop, MS!Next Stop, Mississippi is your on-air source for information about upcoming events and attractions across the state. Get to know the real Mississippi! To view or submit events: www.mpbonline.org/community/mississippi-events/. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Tony Quinn talks about his recovery following his massive accident at Townsville, why he is taking his grandson to the TRS series in New Zealand in the new year, how he manages his Motor Circuit business and why he has a Rolls Royce.
Tony Quinn talks about his recovery following his massive accident at Townsville, why he is taking his grandson to the TRS series in New Zealand in the new year, how he manages his Motor Circuit business and why he has a Rolls Royce..
Tony Quinn talks about his recovery following his massive accident at Townsville, why he is taking his grandson to the TRS series in New Zealand in the new year, how he manages his Motor Circuit business and why he has a Rolls Royce.
Tony Quinn talks about his recovery following his massive accident at Townsville, why he is taking his grandson to the TRS series in New Zealand in the new year, how he manages his Motor Circuit business and why he has a Rolls Royce.
Tony Quinn talks about his recovery following his massive accident at Townsville, why he is taking his grandson to the TRS series in New Zealand in the new year, how he manages his Motor Circuit business and why he has a Rolls Royce.
Tony Quinn talks about his recovery following his massive accident at Townsville, why he is taking his grandson to the TRS series in New Zealand in the new year, how he manages his Motor Circuit business and why he has a Rolls Royce..
It's a bumper episode of Parked Up! We tuck inside Garry Rogers Motorsport, plus we have the latest news and in-depth chats with Paul Morris and Tony Quinn. Get your ears around this!
Never one to hold back, Paul ‘Dude' Morris has called out Supercars on Gen3 and its cost blow-out. Tony Quinn talks about his recovery from his Carrera Cup incident, and his future behind the wheel. Plus, DJR chief's plan to protect racing legends.
In this episode, host Caroline Lofthouse speaks to Tony Quinn who is the Chair of Energi Coast.With more than 40 years in the power generation industry, Tony is also Test and Validation Director at ORE Catapult, which has its National Renewable Energy Centre in Blyth in Northumberland.He tells Caroline about why the North East of England has become integral to the offshore wind industry and the influence of its strong supply chain.
Guest host Thomas Randle joins us on his trip back from a test at Winton to deliver an entertaining podcast ... including a drive-thru blunder at the Golden Arches! We also speak to Tony Quinn and the Girls on the Grid.
Award-winning journalist Mark Fogarty gives you the latest in Australian and international news, including interviews with motorsport powerbroker Tony Quinn, Supercars CEO Shane Howard and revitalised driver Tim Slade.
Tony Quinn from Queensland Raceway Donates 100 Thousand Dollars to Flood appeal
Our special guest for show #060 of Torque & Chatter is Tony Quinn. Tony is a leader in Business and the Motorsport arena for the past few decades. When you sit down and chat with Tony you know you're going to get an authentic conversation from a natural born story teller. In this show we discuss topics from race tracks, dummy spits by other competitors, the improvements happening and to come at Queensland Raceway, all things business, helping younger drivers establish themselves and his passion for Motorsport. With everything Tony has accomplished in life to date, it's very hard to capture it all in a single podcast. This won't be the last time you hear from Tony. I commend Tony and the team at Queensland Raceway for making this podcast happen. For Tony to give up so much of his time from his busy daily schedule is appreciated. I hope you all enjoy listening to the show. I enjoyed every moment of our witty conversation. The full show is now live on all platforms.
Tony Quinn discusses if New Zealand could support two rounds, and if one could be an endurance race moving forward. How the teams not owning the business will improve the sport. What needs to change to make Supercars more attractive to the next generation, and how COVID has impacted his businesses and what will change in operations will be the result of the new ways things have been done over the past 18 months.
Tony Quinn discusses if New Zealand could support two rounds, and if one could be an endurance race moving forward. How the teams not owning the business will improve the sport. What needs to change to make Supercars more attractive to the next generation, and how COVID has impacted his businesses and what will change in operations will be the result of the new ways things have been done over the past 18 months.
We've had a good time with clubs and organizations, but there's also a limit to how much right-wing white guy bullshit a person can study before they have to switch back to studying not-necessarily right-wing bullshit. That's right folks, cults are back! The season 3 premiere pits a couple of obscure dipshits against each other, which is clearly shocking: Educo, a health cult from the shores of fair Ireland, and Zendik Farms, a badly structured attempt to arrange some Strange for a never-was beatnik.
Check out the books written by Tony Quinn:Ceramics: The Indispensable GuideCeramics Design Course
This week we're down to just two as David heads off on the local launch of Hyundai's new Palisade SUV, and Sam's on baby duties as his twins are born. Dean and Andrew talk about Tesla's massive recall which covers over 130,000 cars in the US, and Tony Quinn buying into Triple Eight Racing, and becoming the biggest stakeholder in the racing business. Dean also tests Andrew's knowledge on Ferraris in the quiz, so see if you can better his score at home. New car sales for January are also covered off, and while there hasn't been any movement at the top, there are some interesting things to spot further in the pack.
The big news this week in local motoring is Hyundai's launch of the new Palisade SUV, which is one of the first eight-seaters we've seen in NZ. Andrew talks about Tesla's massive recall of over 130,000 cars, and Tony Quinn has invested some serious dosh into Triple Eight Racing.
Jess Dane talks about how her role will change with the new team structure and Tony Quinn explains why he bought into the team.
Jess Dane talks about how her role will change with the new team structure and Tony Quinn explains why he bought into the team.
It's a special episode of the V8 Sleuth Podcast this week as Will Dale and Stefan Bartholomaeus break down the big news of Jamie Whincup retiring to take over running Triple Eight, Roland Dane taking a step back, and business mogul Tony Quinn buying a big share in the team.V8 Sleuth Bookshop: https://bookshop.v8sleuth.com.au
Rob Tighe took some of the luck of his native land to New Zealand when he moved there some years ago. From Ireland, Rob had written a magazine profile on New Zealand entrepreneur Tony Quinn. Rob emailed a copy of the profile to Tony, adding a PS acknowledging one of Tony's comments about eventually writing a book. The PS said: “I'd love to have a crack at that book one day if you're keen to chat about it.” Tony was keen on more than just a chat, and hired Rob as his ghostwriter. Titled Zero to 60, Rob's first ghostwritten book became a bestseller! The luck came with the PS. The rest of the little story above speaks volumes about Rob's talent as a ghostwriter, and the fact that he and Tony really got along and had a great working relationship. Rob tells his story to host Josh Steimle in this latest episode of the Published Author Podcast. He also shares loads of secrets on how to be the best possible ghostwriter you can be, and how to seek out a ghostwriter TOP TAKEAWAY: PUT YOURSELF IN THE SHOES OF A READER, AND KEEP ASKING QUESTIONS Rob says telling Tony's story in Zero to 60 taught him almost everything he needed to know about being a successful ghostwriter. He acknowledges too that his background in journalism played a role in his success. “The key was kind of taking Tony's thoughts and ideas and making them coherent. As with a piece of journalism, you've got to make sure that every sentence, every paragraph flows into the next one,” says Rob. “An editor once told me: ‘Make sure you answer every possible question that the reader might have'. So that's what I tried to do.” , I tried not to get too bogged down in the enormity of the task. I tried to take each chapter on its own merits and do as good a job as I could of each chapter.” The important thing is to never stop asking questions, to keep probing for details. “Sometimes that means asking the same question three or four times, and sometimes it means rephrasing the question a different way,” explains Rob. “I would often revisit the key pivotal, turning points in Tony's life three or four times throughout the process. “Every time you'd ask a question, you'd get a slightly different answer that would add more nuance to the answer, more detail and colour.” Despite Rob's training in journalism and skill as a writer, he sometimes wondered how the various strands of Tony's life would pull together as a narrative. “I tried not to get too bogged down in the enormity of the task. I tried to take each chapter on its own merits and do as good a job as I could of each chapter. I took each chapter on its own merits, writing it almost as a mini kind of feature article or profile.” In particular , the final sprint to the finish line demanded intense focus. Says Rob: “I took myself off for two weeks and dedicated myself solely to the book. I didn't look at any other email, I didn't look at any other parts of my business. And I left my family for two weeks, they went off on holiday somewhere. “I got a house and just spent two weeks working from 6 a.m. til 8 p.m., totally focused on that final edit process and making sure that each chapter was as good as it could be, he says, adding that if anyone wants to be a ghostwriter, there needs to be a couple of weeks of total concentration at the very end of a book, because this will “make or break your book.” Other key learnings for ghostwriters and entrepreneurs hiring a ghostwriter include: A book is very much a long game, and the client's business can change. This means that the objective and purpose of a book can change. Capturing your client's voice is essential. Rob transcribed every word and paid close attention to the way Tony talked and the phrases he used. Ghostwriting a book is challenging for the writer and entrepreneur. Both must dig deeply into the subject's past, and some people find this difficult. Storytelling is the most important tactic when it comes to ghostwriting. Sometimes a ghostwriter should work according to an outline, while at other times it's best to let a story evolve organically. A good relationship between a ghostwriter and the entrepreneur is essential. You're both going to spend a lot of time together, and trust is essential because the entrepreneur is going to open up to the ghostwriter. A ghostwriter needs to select projects carefully. For Rob, Tony's story stood out because of the story. “This guy building something in the middle of nowhere with his own money . . . It was a story that was too good to turn down. I didn't chase the book opportunity - I was open to it. And that's key - just spotting those opportunities is a big part of it.” If you're keen to improve as a ghostwriter, or you're an entrepreneur who wants to hire a ghostwriter, this episode is a must listen! LINKS LinkedIn Twitter Facebook RobertTighe.com Storybud Zero To 60, by Tony Quinn, ghostwritten by Robert Tighe SUBSCRIBE TO PUBLISHED AUTHOR PODCAST If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to subscribe. And if you want to spread the word, please give us a five-star rating review and tell your friends to subscribe, too. We're available on Apple podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere else you listen to podcasts. And if you're an entrepreneur interested in writing and publishing a nonfiction book to grow your business or make an impact, visit PublishedAuthor.com for show notes for this podcast and other free resources. 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From Andy Robertson’s 'Now You’re Gonna Believe Us', to 'Greatest Games' by Jamie Carragher, and to Melissa Reddy’s 'Believe Us', if you’re looking for a Liverpool FC book for Christmas, or even to get you through this latest lockdown, then there’s plenty to choose from. And we’d just like to introduce you to another... it’s called 'Klopp: My Liverpool Romance', and it’s written by journalist, author and lifelong Red Tony Quinn. For 15 years Huyton-born Tony was the film critic for the Independent. He is also the author of six novels. But this book is his first dive into the world of sportswriting – and it is the first UK-written book about the man who has guided Liverpool back to the top of English, European and World football. It’s not a biography in the conventional sense, more an ode, as Tony jokes, to ‘the third person in his marriage’... Jurgen Klopp. And earlier this week Paul Wheelock had to chance to speak to Tony from his home in London, all about the book, and all about his beloved Liverpool FC. Enjoy.You can buy Klopp: My Liverpool Romance here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Klopp-Liverpool-Romance-Anthony-Quinn/dp/0571364969Watch and subscribe to our Blood Red videos on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BloodRedLiverpoolFCJoin our Blood Red podcast group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1656599847979758/Visit the Liverpool ECHO website: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/all-about/liverpool-fcThe Liverpool Echo sends a twice-daily Liverpool FC bulletin out via email with the all latest news, views and analysis from Anfield. Sign up for this service here: https://communicatoremail.com/F/QvfUCndgGDRHFbKqw0Z7Ip/Download our Liverpool FC app for free: Apple – https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/lfc-echo/id1255495425 Android – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mirror.liverpoolfc
This week Super2 Series race winner, Bathurst 12 Hour runner-up and Gold Logie winner Grant Denyer joins us on the V8 Sleuth Podcast powered by Timken. In Part 1 we go back through his years in the Development Series – first as a broadcaster on Trackside, then trackside as a driver! – along with his years in V8 BRUtes, his mid-race haircut, plus a hilarious tale from a Bathurst 12 Hour racing with Tony Quinn and Klark Quinn.V8 Sleuth Bookshop: https://bookshop.v8sleuth.com.au
Chris Drouin, John "Lax" Locy and Chris Kolon sit down with former Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central coach Tony Quinn to check in with each other on what is going on with the current pause on the lacrosse season. Topics for today include East vs West side rivalries, getting Tony in the booth to broadcast games, the club lacrosse scene and how UDM Lacrosse made some upstart country musician famous. (Yes we know again technical difficulties, we're working on it)https://twitter.com/quinntony5https://twitter.com/LaxLocyhttps://twitter.com/Chriskolonhttps://twitter.com/usl_michiganhttps://twitter.com/chrisdrouin
Why motorsport worked as a marketing tool for Tony Quinn's businesses, the incredibly rare cars in his collection and why legacy is now the focus for him.
Hard work underpinned Tony Quinn's rise to multimillionaire success story but cars and racing have been a constant along the way.
Tony Quinn is a hospitality expert. We talk to Tony about his experience as an assistant professor in St. John's University in NY teaching hospitality management. We also hear about the restaurant he owned next to Times Square in NYC and the ins and outs of owing a successful restaurant.
The amazing staff behind the now world largest Licorice allsort at their factory in Levin, New Zealand. RJ's Licorice celebrates 21 years of providing sweet happiness to kids and adults! For the company's, 21st, they decided create the world's largest allsort and invite the Guinness World Record on location to see if they had the right combination and as it turns out, they got it! American Journalist, Victoria Gaither, talks with company owner, Tony Quinn, about this special day.
Actor Tony Quinn talks to Will Costello, Dr. Greg Harris, and Kim Wine about a time in his life when he was forced to completely rely on the strength of the Savior, Jesus Christ. This is a moving testimony of God's faithfullness in times of need.
Such sadness in Las Vegas with Dan Wheldon losing his life. Listen to Episode 183 for chats with Dan at Indy earlier this year. Korean F2 comparisons. Tony Quinn to get richer. Dropbox raiese 250M in Series B. Telstra screws up. New Motorola and Nokia phones. GC600 preview. iPhone 4S. Siri talks back. iOS 5 and iCloud. Choosing the right size. Ice Cream Sandwich. Mango at Nokia World. Why JP makes worse pizzas. FWBM puts out the wrong red wine. Targa High Country.
The weather is glorious here in the South Island of New Zealand only made better by Highland Motorsport Park just outside of Queenstown. This is a Tony Quinn spectacular and he tells it like it is alongside those that asked him to partner in this passionate venture. Sit back and enjoy the podcast in all its rawness and honesty.
Despite the evening starting off on both a dry and tasteless note JP and Harty rise to the occasion once a pleasant Pinot Noir is unleashed only to be found the next day it scores 94 out of 100 by James Haliday thanks very much. Harty does a sudden Targa Adelaide with Ric Shaw in a Jaguar. Tony Quinn gets to meet Rust as a VIP. Crazy rule changes for dampers in Dunlop Series. Jungle Juice brewed for Nissan and Mercedes Benz. Parallels Access allow Mac OS control on iOS. Hype 2 provides clever HTML 5 animation that fits nicely into Princess Datilda plans for iBooks. JP endorses the new V8 Ute exhausts. Teslsa shining in California and Mister Squiggle becomes our latest Airport Guru surpassing the accolades once received by The Z Man who is must retrain and buy us a Full House Teppanyak deal prior to Sandown. And we continue out iOS 7 testing.
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