Podcasts about tyrrells

Will Chase grew up on a small family farm in Herefordshire called Tyrrells Court. He says it was idyllic but describes himself as a bit of a ‘brute' at school. All he wanted was to be a farmer and in his 20s he secured a huge loan to buy his family farm. But then he went bankrupt.He ran away, but then he returned and thank goodness he did because it was while he was back selling potatoes to supermarkets he had his Eureka! moment. What if he turned them into crisps instead? So, they became Tyrrells crisps - you know the ones. They were loved and sold all over the world and just six years later he sold the business for a reported 30 million pounds. You could say that was enough of a Next Chapter. But no. He went on to create Chase Vodka which he later sold to Diageo for an undisclosed sum. And now his Next Chapter living continues as he steps into the wellness industry with Willy's Apple Cider Vinegar.In this episode we discuss: * Why we can never substitute experience* How he turned his bankruptcy into a multi-million pound business and the lessons he learned* The importance of staying true to yourself and your values throughout it all and what happens when you don't.* How he still wakes up and worries at 3.30am Will talks about why he believes so many of us have got it wrong, looking for something on the outside when really it's how we live our life that matters. Plus it's really all about who we become as we face the ups, downs and struggles Life inevitably throws our way. He believes you don't have to have amazing exam results or lots of money behind you to build a life you love - just curiosity, a willingness to learn and the ability to treat people well along the way. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thenextchapterbyelliebarker.substack.com

r"There are no rules, so create your own rules” -Tyrell's Crisps & Chase Distillery founder: 16 Controversial Lessons from a £40 Million Exit and a £75 Million Exit to DIAGEO “…there are laws, but there are NO RULES”Back for a part two, with the Food & Drink OG DONWill Chase builds and flips.A MasterClass in Life and Brand building.Loved it. It's long. Very long.  So take it in slowly.  ♨️Still bloody HUNGRY? Course ya are. Each week I spend 15 hours writing my newsletter. It'll take you 5 mins to read. Full of wisdom from the biggest names in food and drink. Subscribe here

Clarkson's Farm taught us that being a farmer is tough, and from this podcast we've learnt how tough it is to become a successful Founder. James Chase's family has done both. His father was up against it as a farmer so started Tyrrells crisps before launching Chase spirits followed by Willy's apple cider vinegar (all consumed by Dan). Now James is building his own thing, a skincare for men brand called BAZ & CO. How do you build multiple well known B2C brands? -- Sponsors Vorboss - get better internet: https://vorboss.com/secretleaders Personio - all in one HR platform: https://personio.com/secretleaders Vanta - get 20% off security certifications like ISO27001 and SOC2: https://vanta.com/secretleaders Vertice - save on your SaaS or cloud spend ($5k off or a free benchmark) using the code secretleaders: https://www.vertice.one/l/secretleaders -- Newsletter Sign up here: https://secretleaders.email/. You can find our historic newsletters here: https://www.secretleaders.com/episodes.

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Martin Brundle joins the show this time round to talk about his days working for ‘Uncle Ken' and the Tyrrell Racing Organisation. He talks about the trials and tribulations of the permanently underfunded team and the accidents which nearly ended his career. Richard Jenkins has written a new book about the complete story of Tyrrell from the early days in Formula Three right up to the sale to British American Tobacco. He tells Paul Tarsey some of the lesser known stories from the early days in Formula One with Jackie Stewart right through to the other hugely talented drivers who raced various Tyrrells over the years. ‘Baron' Tarsey is joined by Jim Roller and Joe Bradley to look back on one of the best-loved teams that Grand Prix racing has ever seen!

The instinct when trying to justify a price increase is to lean on rational factors: quality, value, distinct features. Tyyrells suggests the opposite. It demonstrates how a characterful brand backed by sufficient marketing spend can achieve the same goal, but profitably. I'm joined by Dan Hulse, CSO at St. Lukes, London.

To download the transcript CLICK HERE This episode is going to be all about the white wine grape variety Semillon, a grape that is such an age worthy grape variety that is also very affordable. Those of you interested to try, should turn your attention to the wine region of Hunter Valley in New South Wales, Australia, which is the new world's spiritual home for this grape variety. When talking of Semillon, the winery Tyrrells is never close behind. And so today's guest is Chris Tyrrell, who is COO of the Tyrrells Wines. He is fifth generation and grew up around these vines so is the perfect person to learn from. If you want to skip ahead: 2.25: What is Baumé and Brix 3.34: The history of Tyrrell's Wines 5.26: Australia's first families of wine 8.54: Growing up on the family estate 11.53: Working with Murray and Bruce Tyrrell 15.05: All things Semillon (History, Shepherds Riesling, Earlier picking, winemaking, flavour) 36.05: Tasting and talking about the HDV Semillon 2015 £24 Waitrose 43.01: Pairing Semillon with food And if the podcast isn't enough.... Fancy watching some videos on my youtube channel: Eat Sleep Wine Repeat Or come say hi at www.eatsleepwinerepeat.co.uk Or contact me on Instagram @eatsleep_winerepeat or on email: janina@eatsleepwinerepeat.co.uk Until next time, Cheers to you!

For the final episode in the series, I had the pleasure of speaking to William Chase, a serial entrepreneur from the Food & Beverage world. So William Chase, or Willy to his friends is an entrepreneur from the Food & Drink industry. Having founded Tyrrells Potato Chips in 2002 he successfully developed and ultimately sold the business for an estimated £30m before moving into Gin, establishing Chase Distillery which later went on to be bought by Diageo. Currently leading the development of another business, Willy's Probiotic Live Foods Will kindly took some time out of his busy schedule to chat with me… at the time of recording Will was on his Boat somewhere between Corsica and Sicily… and if you could, why wouldn't you be! Will was great to speak with. Humble, grounded but with a sense of peace at where he is in life after some turbulent times in his 20's which saw him face bankruptcy. In more recent times Will faced severe illness which you can tell has given him real perspective on the way he approaches both life and business. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did chatting with Will. Do check out Willy's Probiotic Live Foods, I'm currently 10 days into a 60-day challenge you can sign up to here: https://www.willysacv.com/60-day-challenge/ Finally, be sure to check out The Mentors Club - launched earlier 2022! The mentoring initiative where you can connect with the industry's most inspirational leaders all in the name of charity. To find out more, support the initiative and book your session just visit: www.leaderexecutive.com/thementorsclub Our continued thanks to our sponsor Obvious Candidate. To take advantage and get your free Obvious Candidate Insider Guides and Career Scorecard just visit: www.obviouscandidate.com

Trigger warning: this weeks episode contains references to suicide. William Chase is a serial entrepreneur with over 40 years of experience running businesses. After a string of bad luck which resulted in him declaring bankruptcy and almost losing his family farm, William turned it all around when he began using rejected potatoes to create the hugely successful Tyrrells Crisps.  In the following years, Tyrrells turned over millions of pounds and after selling the company to Langholm Capital for £30 million, William didn't stop there, investing the money into a huge distillery which now produces Chase Gin and Chase Vodka. Even that was not enough for William Chase, who after recently selling Chase Distillery, is now already on to his next venture, Willy's Apple Cider Vinegar. In this episode of Success Is In The Mind, Oliver Bruce asks how to navigate the treacherous world of getting your product stocked in supermarkets, and how to keep pushing for success even in the face of complete failure. “Don't let the corporate in” https://bit.ly/3Ac9lLV “Dealing with mental health problems” https://bit.ly/3FDXqYu “I'll never be happy wherever i am” https://bit.ly/3nCN9pc For more exclusive content visit Oliver's YouTube - https://bit.ly/32eboTi  Sponsor - Capsule Insurance

Success Stories With William Chase...In our first Success Stories podcast of the year, founder and editor Georgie Coleridge Cole is joined remotely by William Chase, founder of Tyrrells Crisps, Chase Distillery, and Willy’s Apple Cider Vinegar. William shares how he got into the food industry, where it all began on his family farm with their homegrown potatoes, and how he managed to build three successful businesses after spotting a gap in the market. Plus, William tells Georgie why he decided to sell during the height of the pandemic, and shares his advice for other budding entrepreneurs looking to get ahead in the industry. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week, the latest reaction to Tyrrells sponsorship of the Premier XVs coming to an end. Danielle Evans, Miss GB participant, creator of "Try Me" campaign & rugby player tells us her boots to heels story. Plus Nahid Biyarjomandi, part of World Rugby's "Try and Stop Us" campaign, founder & player at Fallow Deer Rugby & now Head of Women's Rugby Development. Plus on Sunday, as part of our, mini-lockdown-series, Gill Burns MBE the former England captain selects her All Time England XV. There is also a big back catalogue of podcasts, featuring all the biggest & brightest names in there game. Enjoy!

Rupert Cox reacts to the Tyrrells Premier 15s restructure alongside Exeter Chiefs head coach Susie Appleby, Wasps director of rugby Giselle Mather, DMP Sharks player/coach Tamara Taylor, and Harlequins captain Rachael Burford.

Welcome to Rugby Uncovered, I'm Tom Nash, this is episode four of our coverage of the Tyrrells Premier 15s matches. We were at the Saracens Women versus Loughborough Lightning game, this Saturday January 11th. This was a fascinating battle between the hosts, the current Tyrrells Premier 15s champions, and their visitors, who, over eighty minutes, matched them in most departments, as the 39-31 final score to Saracens Women reflected. The differences between the two teams in the first half, the speed of thought, the greater strength of the Saracens pack, the innovation, imagination and pressing of their backs compared with Loughborough Lightning's and at 24-7 to Saracens at half-time, a Tyrrells Premier 15s supporter at the Allianz Arena, a man who's obviously played the game himself in his time, had his own views on where the Loughborough Lightning women were falling short: The second half saw a change in the Loughborough team. Physically, they matched their opponents and added more variety in their game when in attacking positions on the edge of the Saracens twenty two. It turned into a brilliant contest, which the hosts ended, delighted to have established the sizeable lead they enjoyed at half-time. One of the best, most evenly-matched contests seen by Rugby Uncovered this season, the differences in the second half the occasional handling error, an occasional lack of accuracy in the pass, the tightness of Saracens' pressing when their opponents were in possession. What were key the differences from the point of view of Saracens Women's number two, May Campbell ? INTERVIEW WITH MAY CAMPBELL Loughborough Lightning's number eight, Sarah Hunter, the Tyrrells Player of the Match, had an excellent game, but acknowledged where her team hadn't matched their opponents: INTERVIEW WITH SARAH HUNTER Thanks for listening to Rugby Uncovered, we look forward to your company next time!

The Try Hards have returned for a second season of rugby chat, childish giggling and borderline bullying of each other.On this episode;3" - Nolli's been winning medals over summer8" - Self care14" - LJ's pronunciation of the word 'caravan'17" - Anyway... Rugby!19" - Nolli the ITV commentator23" - LJ's personal RWC Warm Up performances25" - Selections30" - Injured players going to World Cups37" - Nolli's RWC favourites and predictions41" - England's best fullback option46" - A quick look ahead to the upcoming Tyrrells See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We are joined by one of the stars of the Tyrrells Premiership Final Zoe Harrison to reflect on Saracens' triumph and look ahead to a big summer for England Women.Meanwhile, Will reviews last weekend's Gallagher Premiership and we discuss London Irish's future with Miles Harrison following their promotion back to the top flight.

After Europe's semi-final weekend, Will Greenwood and Rupert Cox discuss the action and look ahead to a Saracens v Leinster finale. This weekend the Tyrrells Premier 15s will reach its conclusion. Captains Lotte Clapp (Saracens) and Rachael Burford (Harlequins) speak with James Gemmell ahead of the winner-takes-all grudge match.

Andy LOVES CHIPS... in this episode, Andy reviews Lay's Bacon Wrapped Jalapeño Poppers and Tyrrells Mature Cheddar & Chive Are these chips better than popcorn? Find out in this episode of... ANDY LOVES CHIPS! This episode exists because of our Patreon Supporters... Support the podcast and help us make content AND get exclusive access to content you can't get on our normal feed by signing up for our Patreon... patreon.com/whatweremember www.andyloveschips.com www.whatweremember.com

Catch our interview with William Chase, the man behind Tyrrells and Chase Distillery Fancy an early Christmas present? Go on then…don't tell anybody – it's probably bad luck if you believe all that stuff. We've got a very special interview to get you in the Christmas spirit nice and early. One of the perks of the job for Sue is that she gets to travel around the country meeting some fabulous foodies who all have a great story to tell. However, with that being said, the stories probably don't come too much more interesting than William Chase's. You will have heard of Tyrells crisps and you might have tasted something boozy from the Chase Distillery, but have you ever wondered how one person could build those brands? Craziness, brilliance, hard-work? As Sue found out, it was a little bit of everything. She caught up with him at the fabulous Bread and Jam Festival for foodies recently. William was on-stage at the founders festival to receive a bit of a grilling from our presenter so we captured it for FoodTalk as it's too good to miss. It's an amazing story which encompasses the many lows and highs of the food industry. Make sure you listen to this podcast, but you can also find out info on William here. Tickets are available for the Bread & Jam Festival in 2019; it's a wonderful event that shouldn't be missed, find more information here.

On today’s episode, co-producer Rush Perez are talking about Game of Thrones season 7, episode 4. This is Bed Stuy Vocal Fry, a sister pod to Bri Books, focusing on the shows Rush and I can't stop talking about. Thanks for listening! Subscribe on iTunes and SoundCloud. @bsvocalfry on Twitter.   1:15 - The episode looks at 4 locations throughout kingdom, starting with King’s Landing. 1:30 – When we look at King’s Landing, we’ve Game of Thrones Cersei talking to a banker from Braavos. They’re the Sallie Mae of Game of Thrones. They always get their money. They’re the student loan debtors at Game of Thrones. 1:55 – The crown owes a lot to Iron Bank. One of the things Cersei gets to is that she’s holding on tooth and nail to the power she does possess. When she’s talking in King’s Landing to Iron Bank, she says the debt will be paid within a fortnight. She intends to pay by robbing the Tyrell's, the house she destroyed. It seems like the deal is sealed. 2:45 what’s up in Winterfell? Some new kids on the block in the ‘fell, aka that’s where they live. 3:00 – There’s constant reunions in Winterfell. Last episode we saw bran come back to Winterfell after not being there since season 2, when Theon took over. 3:30 – Bran last episode had a reunion with Sansa. Now it’s Arya’s turn! The scene starts with Arya on the horse, overlooking the home she hasn’t been to in six seasons. The last time she was there her entire family was still alive. Now her mom, dad, oldest brother, younger brother all dead. 4:00 – Arya reconnects with Sansa then Bran. It felt truly like the circle is complete they’re all back together, and so different. The scene of Arya wheeling bran as Sansa walks nearby, you realize how much life has happened to these kids. As much has changed in their short lives in the show. You get the sense things at Winterfell are closer to being better, not fixed. But everyone’s favorite creepy uncle LIttlefinger is lurking! 4:55 – Did you catch Bran saying “Chaos is a ladder?” it’s like, Littelfinger is SHOOK. When he realizes that Brans out of nowhere reciting this. 5:15 Littelfinger strikes me as a character who doesn’t’ buy into magic, White Walkers. He’s into palace intrigue, what he can manipulate. I think it’s the first time LIttlefinger realizes he’s up against something out of his control that he can’t outsmart. 5:45 – Bran was creeping out everyone. I think it’s because he’s become the 3-eyed-raven, he’s not Bran anymore. He’s something else, but still has bran’s memories. 6:00 – he’s the collective memory of the universe. He says that to Myra, in what may be the most cold-blooded scene in the series. I’m like, UGH! I was so happy the season bran was beyond the wall. Because I was like good, you’re a sour boy with a bad attitude. Like, we get it, but still! UGH! You could’ve been like, thank you…no one wanted to wheel and carry you around. It just shows you, he’s the 3-eyed-raven. I thought that he’d be like an apprentice. But now he IS the memory. 7:12 – it was accelerated because the original 3-eyed was killed. Whose fault? Bran’s! 7:25 – Cersei’s in King’s landing, the Winterfell kids have returned and they’re worse for the wear. Now in Dragonstone 7:30 – you have Khaleesi and Jon Snow. Daenerys is up against a wall.     7:55 it’s because she started the season with a strong hand. She had the Greyjoy siblings with their navy. He had the Sand Snakes. She had the Tyrells/ Highgarden, the richest house in the kingdom. She had all that, and in the course of three episodes she lost all her allies. She still has dragons and an army, but no longer any Westerosi allies. 8:40 the closes she has to an ally is Jon, who is only there to dig and go. He’s not trying to be anyone’s king of anyone’s kingdoms. He’s’ like, these White Walkers are in route, we should make haste. 9:00 Daenerys discovers a mine of dragon glass under Dragonstone. That scene felt cop-out-y, like “a world of everything we need.” Yeah, you’d think this is perfect, but what’s gonna go wrong? Everything as to this point. 9:30 it’s too convenient. He spent 2 episodes trying to convince Daenerys, then he shows her pictures in the cave and she’s like I believe you. Seemed too quick for a turnaround. But the plot has to move forward. Clock is ticking. 10:00 Daenerys decides Jon can start mining and she says she’ll fight for the north, only if Jon bends the knee. 10:25 – After Dany and Jon have discovery in cave and romantic tense sexual tension…it’s creepy…but Targaryen’s wed brother and sisters for centuries…. 10:50 – after the cave discovery, Daenerys finds out from Tyrion that their plan to take Casterly Rock has failed, and the unsullied fleet has been burned by Euron Greyjoy. She finds out Yara has been taken captive, and she’s like screw y’all I Game of Thrones these dragons. I’ll go ride on them and figure things out. But her council try and talk her out of attacking king’s landing by appealing to her better nature, saying if you do this you’re just like your father who did the same. 11:45 – we forgot, there’s a return of a character—Theon and what remains of the Greyjoy fleet. 12:05 – Theon comes up on the beach, looking for Daenerys’ help to find his sister. But she’s’ gone, and he has an awkward reunion with Jon snow, which is awkward AF because Theon took Winterfell. 12:30 – Theon asks Jon where Daenerys is. Where is she? 12:45 – we circle back on the rose road, and It’s Jamie, Bron and the Tarley's, who were bannermen. Having come back from their victory in Highgarden. 13:00 – the Tyrrells were the richest family in the kingdom, and had the most fertile lands. They were the family that supplied the army and kingdom. 13:30 – an important point—Randall Tarly comes up to Jaime, says we Game of Thrones gold through city gates. What’s on the road is the food. That’s important to know because they hear something. 14:00 I think the noise is the sound of a thousand butterflies. AKA a Dothrak horde that they’re using as a plot device. They come out of NOWEHRE at the drop of a hat. 14:22 – how far is Highgarden from Dragonstone? Have they been riding horses for 2 weeks and no one knew?? Those are a ton of Dothrak. A ton of logistic questions about this show and episode. 15:06 – as you see the Dothrak horde—which is scary—you see the Lannister army is shook. And then…we hear a screech. And see two gigantic black wings come out. 15:30 – the look on Jamie’s face is the look you have when you look at your bank account and it’s low, and you see you haven’t paid your student loan payment this month. It’s like, this is gonna get much worse. Jamie looks like debt. 15:55 – hell breaks loose! There are flame everywhere! 16:00 – flames everywhere. On all surfaces—as soon as those fires come out of the dragon’s mouth, it lays waste to all the booty Cersei was literally banking on. They make a BBQ. This is a cookout now. 16:30 – a disturbing and interesting effect was, you saw people turn into ash. And it would like, be swept away into dust. 16:45 – on epis like this of Game of Thrones, I want to talk to prop masters! The horse trainer union! The guys doing pyrotechnics in the sky, it’s just so…you have to realize they’re creating a world! It’s giving me "Battle of the Bastards" vibes. 17:45 – my dragon sound effects! Jamie was shook. 17:53 –Bron runs to a caravan, and he gets the crossbow that Quiberon shows Cersei that he thinks could kill a dragon. He shoots and Daenerys dodges. 18:25 – Bron’s trying to hit Daenerys with crossbow. She realizes it, and goes straight towards Bron. She’s not zigging or zagging. 18:45 – she’s on her Rickon Stark game. Maybe they’re all related! When arrows come their way, they run towards them! 19:00 – he goes down but not all the way down. For a second, I’m like is this how she’s gonna die?? She gets off the dragon, tries to get arrow out of his shoulder, and then we see Jamie. And he sees the dragon down, and he sees Daenerys. all the while, Tyrion is on the sidelines watching it. Jamie is running towards Daenerys. Dany turns around, the dragon turns around and breathes a jet of fire. Bron grabs Jamie, pulls him into the river, and episode ends with Jamie drowning in the water as the screen goes to black. 20:20 – It’s insane. It was the craziest most intense episode I’ve watched in a long time. 20:30 – we haven’t seen a battle in a long time. We’ve seen a few sword-to-sword clashes, but otherwise lots of mutilations and surprise killings. But you’re seeing, this is what war looks like. As Tyrion surveys, he zeroes in on a horse on fire. It shows you war. We haven’t seen a badass war in so long. This one was so good! It gave us more dragon! 21:40 – we haven’t seen this much dragon action ever probably. 21:50 – we’ve seen it in Mereen when she was rescued and the episode where she takes out Slaver’s Bay and unleashes the dragons. But nothing like this. This was like, it was only one. 22:15 – wild predictions for episode 5? It’ll be near the end of first half of last season. 22:40 – I think that you’re gonna see Daenerys getting more assertive with Tyrion and with Varys, because they were the two telling her to be more cautious and to play it their way. She’s seeing none of Tyrion’s plans worked. It was kind of on him. The only play she did on her own worked pretty well and took out most of the Lannister army what does Cersei have? Gold but no food. What happens with Theon? 23:30 – I have an idea, Theon gets to king’s landing, either kills Euron or sacrifices himself for Yara. I think he’s dead before end of the season. 23:50 – as you were talking, I was thinking he hasn’t had his “ultimate sacrifice” redemption yet. 24:00 – I think what’s coming is as showdown of the Lannister kids. Once Cersei finds out Tyrion is why Jamie’s dead captured or injured…. whoa. when she finds out the role that he’s had in whatever happens to Jamie, Cersei’s gonna come after Tyrion. 24:55 – and Jamie just found out it wasn’t Tyrion that killed Joffrey, it was Oleanna. 25:10 – FMK segment! Rush’s picks: Yara (MARRY), Lady Oleanna (FUCK), Myranda (KILL). Brionna’s picks: Ned Stark (FUCK), Jamie (MARRY), The Mountain (pre-zombification (KILL) Thanks for listening! Subscribe on iTunes and SoundCloud. @bsvocalfry on Twitter.