Podcasts about Ugo

The fallout from the Champions Cup final continues. As the Bordeaux party made its way back to France, some of their players were still aiming jibes at Henry Pollock during their trophy parade. What advice do Danny, Ashy and Ugo have the young Englishman? We reflect on Bath's Challenge Cup triumph and the controversy surrounding Sam Underhill's tackle. There's a new tournament to look forward to in 2028, plus it's the final round of the Premiership this weekend. Will Gloucester or Saracens sneak into the top four on the final day? And what can we expect from the URC play-offs?

It's a big day for Danny as he pods for the first time as an ex-player. He tells Chris and Ugo all about his emotional farewell at The Stoop and what is next for him besides building forts in his back garden. Can DC's former club shock Bristol on the final day of the season and blow the play-off race wide open? If you could only pick one fly-half from the URC or Prem to win you a final, who would it be? There is more uncertainty in Welsh rugby and we are joined by former Ireland sevens captain Harry McNulty to discuss the IRFU scrapping their men's programme. Plus, should you ever play a Six Nations match on Thursday?

Ugo and Léo reveal how they turned their youthful skateboard years into a (two time winning) design studio of the year. Hear about the Montreal design scene, the FORUM festival they launched, and getting inked. ABOUT OUR GUESTS:Léo Breton-Allaire and Ugo Varin Lachapelle are Partners & Creative Directors at Caserne.Léo is partner and creative director at Caserne. His role involves guiding teams and clients through identity-focused and applied design exercises. He has actively contributed to shaping brands both locally and internationally, including the Canadian Council for Refugees (CCR), Moment Factory, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MBAM), the Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC), Adisq, Orage, 2K Games, and many others. Over the past 12 years, his work has earned more than a hundred and fifty awards in various national and international competitions, including Art Directors Club, Type Directors Club, Dieline, Communication Arts, Advertising and Design Club of Canada, Applied Arts, and Idéa. Léo has participated in design workshops and conferences, such as Adobe Live in San Francisco, RDV Design and The Open House. In 2022, he chaired the design jury for Idéa Awards and co-founded Forum, an annual event dedicated to graphic design, featuring renowned international speakers such as Mirko Borsche, Elizabeth Goodspeed, and Andrea A. Trabucco Campos. In 2023 and 2024, Caserne was named ADCC Design Studio of the Year two years in a row, further solidifying its reputation for excellence in design. In 2024, Léo's profile was selected for Parcours, an exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of the UQAM School of Design, which highlighted 50 graduates from the school since its founding in 1974. That same year, Léo was honored with the TDC Ascenders Award by The One Show in New York. The award recognizes emerging talent, with winners joining the prestigious and exclusive Type Directors Club—an esteemed community of creatives at the pinnacle of their craft.Ugo is a passionate designer with an unwavering commitment to crafting at scale. He stands out for his strong design expertise and unwavering commitment to excellence. He co-founded Caserne in 2012 and now leads the studio alongside Léo Breton-Allaire and Sébastien Paradis. He has served on numerous design competition juries and has won over a hundred awards for his work. He is also the co-founder of FORUM, a design event. Held annually in Montreal, it brings together designers and artists on a mission to network, educate, and create. ADCC Created is brought to you by The Advertising & Design Club of Canada, hosted by Lyranda Martin Evans (Fellow Human), with music and studio care of Grayson Music. Follow us on Instagram @theadccEmail us at created@theadcc.ca

The Lions squad continues to dominate the pod agenda as speculation intensifies around the two extra players Andy Farrell said he would take on tour. Ugo is convinced Owen Farrell will get one of those places, but is there another Englishman who could also get the nod? Danny and Ashy give their take on the 38-man squad and explain just how tough it is to miss out on selection after Mike Brown's comments about his omission in 2017. We also look back on a special farewell for Peter O'Mahony at Thomond Park, hear all about Ashy's eventful train journey back from Cardiff and react to the news that Geoff Parling will replace Michael Cheika as Leicester DOR next season.

We are at the O2 for the Lions squad announcement. Fresh from presenting the show, Ugo joins Chris to dissect the 38-man squad. Andy Farrell talks through his selection and why he decided to take Henry Pollock on tour and make Maro Itoje captain. Marcus Smith, Fin Smith and Finn Russell are on the plane, but could there be another fly-half added further down the line? Meanwhile Itoje sits down with us to reveal all the details about the captain's dinner and why he feels now is the right time to be leading the Lions.

After Northampton stunned Leinster to reach the Champions Cup final, what impact could that result have on Andy Farrell's Lions squad? Ugo, Danny and Ashy discuss who played their way into contention and whose place could now be under threat. Is Maro Itoje now favourite to be named captain on Thursday? Northampton DOR Phil Dowson joins us to relive that epic victory in Dublin and and gives us a great insight into Henry Pollock and how Saints masterminded the victory over a Leinster team packed full of Irish internationals. Plus, there's more change at Exeter and Bath's dream of a treble continues.

Fresh from his Ash Splash at the weekend, England and Northampton star Henry Pollock is our special guest on this week's pod. Pollock chats to Ugo and Ashy about the Champions Cup semi-final with Leinster this weekend and his remarkable rise through the ranks over the past 12 months. We also learn how he deals with criticism on social media and how he stays grounded away from the pitch. There is plenty to discuss in the Premiership as Sale impress again. Is George Ford played his way onto the Lions tour? Plus, what's going on at Exeter? Scarlets and Cardiff boost their URC play-off hopes and do the Red Roses have an issue dealing with pressure?

Domani Schio ricorda gli 80 anni dalla liberazione nazifascista, ma ancora le ferite non sono suturate. Non c'è 25 aprile o 6 luglio in cui nella città più popolosa dell'alto vicentino il ricordo delle vittime e le riflessioni di una guerra che ha profondamente segnata l'Italia intera, non trovino un'umana sintesi comune. Oggetto dell'ennesima querelle, la scelta dell'amministrazione - in collaborazione con l'Anpi - di coinvolgere Ugo de Grandis in alcuni momenti celebrativi.

Andrea Feunekes, co-founder and former CEO of Remsoft, helps us kick off Season 5 of The Digital Forester. Andrea reflects on 30+ years of leading Remsoft, building a global business from the ground up with her husband Ugo, and shares lessons learned along the way. We dive into the evolution of forestry tech, the importance of change management, data readiness, and Remsoft's exciting future with the recent acquisition of Lim Geomatics and platform growth. Tune in to hear why Andrea believes we're on the edge of a connected, intelligent forestry future.Topics CoveredThe founding story of Remsoft and early challengesKey technological shifts in forestry: GIS, optimization, AIDefining true optimization and digital forest twinsThe role of data quality and organizational readinessChange management and adapting processes for techThe creation of Remsoft Operations and its AI co-pilotThe acquisition of Lim Geomatics and vision for a connected supply chainChoosing the right private equity partner with Banneker PartnersAdvice for entrepreneurs and working with familyAndrea's future view: automation, decision-making, and digital tools in forestry

Christian Wade is our special guest on the pod! He chats to Ugo, Ashy and Danny about his shock move to rugby league and how it all came about. Does this mean Ashy's Premiership try-scoring record is safe? We also react to Johnny Sexton joining Andy Farrell's Lions coaching team and look at the impact on those in contention for the 10 jersey this summer. Plus, Leinster sign another All Black, and it was a big weekend in the race for a Premiership play-off place.

Czy można przekazać pasję do rowerów z pokolenia na pokolenie? W rodzinie De Rosa to nie pytanie, ale codzienność. Dziś firmą zarządza Cristiano – syn założyciela, razem ze swoimi trzema synami. Każdego dnia przypominają sobie lekcje Ugo – jak ważna jest geometria, dobór materiałów i szacunek do klienta. W tym odcinku podcastu pokazujemy, jak rodzinne wartości przenoszą się na jakość produktów, które trafiają dziś do 55 krajów świata. Bo nawet najnowocześniejszy rower powinien mieć w sobie coś z opowieści, a De Rosa te opowieści tworzy od 70 lat.Produkcja Oryginalna Earborne Media

Ugo, Ashy, and Danny look back on the four Champions Cup quarter-finals, with Leinster's emphatic 52-0 win over Glasgow stealing the spotlight. Can anyone stop them? The lads weigh in with their picks for who they think will go all the way. Plus, with Andy Farrell set to name his Lions squad in just three weeks, does he know which three fly-halves he'll take to Australia?

Le GT World Challenge Europe a repris ses droits le week-end dernier avec l'Endurance Cup et les 6 Heures du Paul Ricard, remportées par Team WRT et la BMW M4 GT3 EVO n°32 de Kelvin van der Linde, Ugo de Wilde et Charles Weerts.Une première manche qui a donné quelque peu le ton de la saison, avec un peloton ultra concurrentiel mais une course propre en piste. Qui a brillé ? Qui a déçu ? Débriefing de cette épreuve avec nos plus et nos moins dans le nouveau numéro de notre podcast Track Limit à écouter ci-dessous.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Does the round of 16 need to be scrapped? Are Leinster a better team than Ireland? When will English sides be able to compete for club rugby's biggest prize again? Ugo, Danny and Chris pick through a tricky weekend in the round of 16 for the Champions Cup, as the Irish and French clubs underlined their dominance and Premiership clubs were eliminated. Plus, we talk Jack Willis, Jack Crowley and Tommy Freeman.

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Is the hype around Henry Pollock justified? Is he England's next superstar? If you've lost heavily, should you be dancing with an opponent on TikTok? Sarah Bern and Jaz Joyce-Butchers went viral after England's big win over Wales but some fans didn't think it was appropriate. And as we head into the round of 16 of the Champions Cup, Mark McCall rests his big England stars for the trip to Toulon. Ugo, Chris and Ashy debate all this and more.

Incr, c'est en premier une histoire d'amitiés. Puis, c'est la découverte de passions communes : la musique électronique et l'expérimentation sonore. Enfin, c'est la création d'un collectif pour jouer et créer ensemble, pour développer et organiser des " Jams à câble " et pour voyager. Rosario de Radio Campus Grenoble vous propose de découvrir ces quatre artistes rassemblés sous le nom d'Incr, à travers une expérimentation sonore d'un de leurs live sets, rythmée par des échanges avec chacun d'entre eux, sans jamais stopper la musique. Merci aux membres du collectif : Adrien, Ugo, Guillaume et Anthony. Merci à Julia et Antoine pour leur aide dans la préparation de cette émission. Retrouvez-les sur leur site web et leurs réseaux : https://collectif-incr.org/ https://www.instagram.com/collectif.incr ——————— Starting Block l'émission Le rendez-vous hebdomadaire dédié aux musiques émergentes, à retrouver chaque vendredi sur les radios Campus de France Chaque semaine, une Radio Campus vous invite à découvrir les groupes, les salles, évènements et projets musicaux émergents de son territoire à travers une exploration radiophonique de 30 minutes chrono. Du groove phocéen au punk orléanais via le rock ‘n roll de Rennes, prenez le bon départ à l'écoute de Radio Campus pour cette course d'orientation inédite dans le son d'aujourd'hui! Infos & podcasts https://www.radiocampus.fr/emission/starting-block ------------------------------------------------------ RADIO CAMPUS FRANCE Radio Campus France est le réseau des radios associatives, libres, étudiantes et locales fédérant 30 radios partout en France. NOUS SUIVRE | FOLLOW US www.radiocampus.fr Insta @radio_campus NOUS ÉCOUTER | LISTEN Site, webradios et podcasts www.radiocampus.frHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Incr, c'est en premier une histoire d'amitiés. Puis, c'est la découverte de passions communes : la musique électronique et l'expérimentation sonore. Enfin, c'est la création d'un collectif pour jouer et créer ensemble, pour développer et organiser des " Jams à câble " et pour voyager. Rosario de Radio Campus Grenoble vous propose de découvrir ces quatre artistes rassemblés sous le nom d'Incr, à travers une expérimentation sonore d'un de leurs live sets, rythmée par des échanges avec chacun d'entre eux, sans jamais stopper la musique. Merci aux membres du collectif : Adrien, Ugo, Guillaume et Anthony. Merci à Julia et Antoine pour leur aide dans la préparation de cette émission. Retrouvez-les sur leur site web et leurs réseaux : https://collectif-incr.org/ https://www.instagram.com/collectif.incr ——————— Starting Block l'émission Le rendez-vous hebdomadaire dédié aux musiques émergentes, à retrouver chaque vendredi sur les radios Campus de France Chaque semaine, une Radio Campus vous invite à découvrir les groupes, les salles, évènements et projets musicaux émergents de son territoire à travers une exploration radiophonique de 30 minutes chrono. Du groove phocéen au punk orléanais via le rock ‘n roll de Rennes, prenez le bon départ à l'écoute de Radio Campus pour cette course d'orientation inédite dans le son d'aujourd'hui! Infos & podcasts https://www.radiocampus.fr/emission/starting-block ------------------------------------------------------ RADIO CAMPUS FRANCE Radio Campus France est le réseau des radios associatives, libres, étudiantes et locales fédérant 30 radios partout en France. NOUS SUIVRE | FOLLOW US www.radiocampus.fr Insta @radio_campus NOUS ÉCOUTER | LISTEN Site, webradios et podcasts www.radiocampus.fr

This week we welcome a very talented Dj/Producer based in Lisbon/Portugal Paula M... January 2021 marked a pivotal chapter in Paula's journey. An invitation from Techno Connection radio in the UK affirmed her rising status in the techno community, catapulting her from a passionate enthusiast to a professional DJ. This opportunity was not just a platform but a testament to her skill, opening doors to guest appearances on radio stations around the globe. DJ Paula M has carved out a significant presence in the digital radio space. Her talent shines not only in her solo projects but also in collaborations with her partner and renowned Dj Manu Nexo, professionally known as the duo "Dark Katz." Together, they have created a synergy that captivates audiences, merging their talents to deliver unforgettable musical experiences. Her dedication and love for the genre soon led to her first live performance in 2021 at the renowned Ground Club in Luxembourg, a moment that not only marked the official launch of her career but also demonstrated her natural affinity for energizing crowds with her dynamic sets. Since then, she has had the pleasure of playing in several countries, such as France, Portugal, Holland and Germany. Paula M's journey from a techno enthusiast to a revered DJ is a testament to her passion, skill, and the unexpected pathways to finding one's calling. Her tale continues to inspire those who dream of turning their passion into a career, making her not just a DJ but a symbol of following one's passion against all odds. ⚡️Like the Show? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it!

Marcus Smith is back in the starting XV. Tommy Freeman moves to outside centre. Tom Roebuck get his first Test start, but there's no room for Ollie Sleightholme. All this and more for Ugo and Sara to discuss as Steve Borthwick names his England team to face Wales in Cardiff this Saturday. Ben Earl is also on the pod as we get his take on playing in Cardiff, facing the 'phenomenal' Jac Morgan and lining up alongside the Curry brothers once again.

England regain the Calcutta Cup and Ireland remain on course for a Grand Slam. Round three of the 2025 Six Nations is in the bag and Ugo is alongside John Barclay and Sam Warburton to wrap it all up. Wales impressed under new interim boss Matt Sherratt despite slipping to another defeat. What would Warren Gatland have made of the performance? England backed up their win over France with another narrow win and a first over Scotland since 2020, but what are the question marks still hanging over Steve Borthwick's side? What next for Scotland and Gregor Townsend after their title hopes were dashed at Twickenham? Plus, John and Sam update their Lions teams from round one, and we get a masterclass on how to pronounce Louis Bielle-Biarrey.

Can England finally end their Calcutta Cup hoodoo or will Scotland make history? Can Wales win a first Test match since 2023 or will Ireland seal the Triple Crown? Ugo, Danny and Ashy preview round three of the Six Nations as all four home nations do battle this weekend. With England looking to build on their impressive win over France, we look at the key selection decisions facing Steve Borthwick this week. Which England player does Ashy compare to an Allen key? Can Finn Russell inspire Scotland to a record fifth successive win in this fixture and does his spot as Lions' fly-half depend on it? Ashy gives us an insight into new Wales interim boss Matt Sherratt, plus we discuss the decision to call-up Gareth Anscombe, Max Llewellyn and Jarrod Evans.

1056. Ghostwriting is more than just anonymous book writing — it's a thriving industry. Dan Gerstein, founder of Gotham Ghostwriters, shares how writers can break into ghostwriting, what types of projects are available, and how much top ghostwriters earn. Plus, we explore the ethical considerations of ghostwriting and how the industry is evolving.Dan Gerstein is founder and CEO of Gotham Ghostwriters, the country's premier ghostwriting agency. Featuring a network of more than 4,000 accomplished freelance editorial pros, Gotham specializes in sophisticated, long-form writing (such as books, speeches, and reports) for authors, speakers, and thinkers who need expert help telling and selling their stories. Gerstein, a graduate of Harvard College, has been writing and communicating professionally for more than 30 years. He started his career as a local sports and news reporter at the Hartford Courant. He then went on to spend more than a decade as a speechwriter and communications strategist on Capitol Hill and for two presidential campaigns, serving as a senior advisor to Senator Joe Lieberman from his home state of Connecticut.In 2004, Gerstein moved to New York to become a political consultant (primarily working with issue advocacy groups) and commentator. Known for his independent, thoughtful analysis, he has served as a contributing columnist for Forbes, the Wall Street Journal, and Politico. He has also appeared regularly on television as a political analyst for Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, WNBC-TV, and NY1.Among other pursuits, Gerstein, 57, has served as an adjunct faculty instructor in New York University's master's program in Public Relations and Corporate Communications; he currently serves on the board of the recently-launched 5Boro Institute in New York City. He lives in Manhattan with his wife Simona, their daughter Ella, and their dog Ugo.

Warren Gatland has left his role as Wales head coach after a record 14 successive Test match defeats. Chris and Ugo bring you reaction to the news in a special bonus pod. Cardiff head coach Matt Sherratt will take over as interim head coach for the remaining three games of the Six Nations. But who will be Gatland's long-term successor? We get the thoughts of Wales' fly-half Rhys Patchell on Gatland's departure and what the WRU need from their new head coach. Is interim Ireland head coach Simon Easterby a realistic option? And after a dismal end to his Wales tenure, how will Gatland be remembered in the years to come?

After two rounds only one team is still in with a chance of a Grand Slam. We look at another Ireland win over Scotland who extended their winning run to 11 matches. Why do Scotland struggle so much against the Irish? Where has Sam Prendergast's performance in Edinburgh put him in the pecking order for the Lions 10 jersey? Chris, Ugo, ashy and Johnnie Beattie wrap up events at Murrayfield and dissect England's win over France in more detail. Is Fin Smith now the chosen England fly-half? And what next for Wales after a 14th straight Test defeat, have they reached rock bottom or is there still worse to come?

What would Andy Farrell's Lions team look like if the first Test against Australia was next week? What positions are still up for grabs? And where is Farrell spoilt for choice? Ugo and Chris discuss all this and chat to the Wallabies captain Harry Wilson to get his take on the Lions after playing all four home nations during the Autumn Nations Series. Are there certain players he is keeping an eye on during the Six Nations? And after Netflix announced they will not be doing another series of Full Contact, how big of a missed opportunity is it to grow the game? What is the best way to capture a new audience while keeping loyal fans engaged - does the perfect balance exist? With the Superbowl this weekend, we ask what can rugby learn from the NFL and what a bit American promotion would do for the Lions tour.

Ben Curry is on the pod ahead of his first England start alongside his twin brother Tom. We find out what Ben learnt from Ashy at Sale and discover the two goals that kept him motivated during what he calls 'the dark times'. He also talks openly about how difficult it is to be constantly compared to your twin brother. We also react to the Ireland team and look ahead to a big day for Sam Prendergast and his battle with Marcus Smith. Ugo and Sara join from some rather lavish surroundings in Paris to preview the opening match of the tournament between France and Wales. Plus, there are a couple of surprises in Gregor Townsend's Scotland team to face Italy. BBC Sounds / 5 Live Six Nations commentaries this week:Friday 31st January France v Wales 2015 kick-off - 5 LiveSaturday 1st February Scotland v Italy 1415 kick-off - Sports Extra Ireland v England 1645 kick-off - 5 Live

The pod is daily once again for the Six Nations and to kick things off we are in Rome! Ugo and Chris chat to all the head coaches at the launch. They speak to Ireland's new interim head coach Simon Easterby and find out how he's settling into the role, what changes he will make - if any - and how he is dealing with the pressure of being defending champions. Warren Gatland wants to block out all negativity and build a siege mentality, but do Wales have what it takes to end their terrible losing run? Are Scotland still one of the favourites for the title despite losing their captain to injury? We put the question to Gregor Townsend and hear how Steve Borthwick has dealt with his own injury setbacks in the build-up. Fabien Galthie has some fashion advice for Ugo and, as is now tradition, we ask all the coaches to pick one player from another nation to have in their team.

Ugo, Ashy and Chris are in Twickenham to bring you reaction to the news that Maro Itoje is the new England captain. It was the big headline as Steve Borthwick named his 36-man squad for the upcoming Six Nations. But with 88 Tests under his belt, why is now the time right for Itoje to lead the team? We hear about his interests off the field and why he is different to previous captains. Tom Willis made the cut but there is no place for Henry Pollock. So what will England's back row look like? We also pick our backline for England's opener against Ireland in Dublin and how to get the best out of Ollie Lawrence.

Ugo, Ashy and Chris head into the studio in central London to record the last pod of 2024. Ashy gets a few Christmas gripes off his chest before we look ahead to a bumper year in 2025 and put our prediction skills to the test. Who will win the Six Nations and will we see a Grand Slam? And in what order will the home nations finish? We pick our Lions bolters and ask if there is anyone that can stop the Red Roses winning the World Cup. We also round-up a chaotic end to 2024 on the field as Exeter finally win a game, Bath put nearly 70 points on Saracens and Sale dominated Bristol at Ashton Gate. We also put forward a solution to solve the issues with the Champions Cup - remember you heard it here first!

Scott Kerr speaks to Andrea Zagato and his wife Marella Rivolta Zagato, the powerhouse duo leading the legendary Italian design house and coachbuilding company Zagato. CEO Andrea Zagato discusses how his grandfather Ugo grew a small coach build company in Milan more than a century ago into a top name in automotive design and forging long-standing partnerships with Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, Ferrari, Maserati, and many others. They both talk about why Zagato renews itself every 10 years, its 'rationalist' design philosophy, creating automotive 'works of art' for wealthy clients, the challenges and opportunities of the electrification era, and using ambassadors rather than dealers to promote its projects. Plus: The story behind Ugo Zagato's creative partnership and friendship with Enzo FerrariFeaturing: Andrea Zagato and Marella Rivolta Zagato, Zagato (zagato.it)Host:Scott Kerr, Founder & President of Silvertone ConsultingAbout The Luxury Item podcast:The Luxury Item is a podcast on the business of luxury and the people and companies that are shaping the future of the luxury industry.Stay Connected: Email: scott@silvertoneconsulting.comListen and subscribe to The Luxury Item wherever you get your podcasts. Tell a friend!

Boris presents his weekly Transmissions Radio show featuring new and already established names in the music world. Check out the latest episodes on your favorite streaming platform: https://ssyncc.com/transmissions-podcast/ G. HNDYX - Dark Night Of The Soul (Original Mix) [Gain Plus] Lluis Ribalta - Dog Trip (Original Mix) [LR Recordings] T.Y.L. - Push Up (Original Mix) [Drak Records] Adan Mor - 1981 (Original Mix) [Gain Plus] Adan Mor - Solid State (Original Mix) [Fingers Records] G. HNDYX - Dynamic Of Interaction (Original Mix) [Gain Plus] The Rares - Railway Resonance (Original Mix) [Gain Records] KRNS - Kapella (Original Mix) [Gain Plus] Dandi & Ugo, Enrique Calvetty, Ira Ange - Misfit Girl (Original Mix) [Gain Records] Sosa Ibiza, Dalosy - Chanelep (Original Mix) [SytryS] Rheak - Captivating (Original Mix) [DkN Selections] SOZZE - Terror Beats (Original Mix) [Leading Astray] KLBR - Vibin' High (Original Mix) [RAW WORX] Carlos Beltran - Glykon (Original Mix) [Complete Records] David Pulido - Masiva (Original Mix) [RAW WORX] Oddible - Continuum (Original Mix) [Contrasena Records] Toobris - Rivet (Cristian Varela Remix) [DkN Selections] This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Per anni da ragazzo ha creduto che Roma fosse il resto del mondo. Nella casa di campagna a Velletri sognava la città, conosciuta solo attraverso i racconti degli amici dei genitori. Oggi è tornato alla “Tognazza”, il luogo da cui era scappato, un posto dove, adesso come allora, tutti sono ben accetti. In questa intervista a Malcom Pagani, partendo dai ricordi di famiglia e sul padre Ugo, Gianmarco Tognazzi racconta come si possa raggiungere veramente la libertà. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ugo, Danny and Chris look back at the opening weekend of the Champions Cup. La Rochelle weathered the storm - quite literally - to beat Bath on the opening night, but did the first round manage to showcase the best of the competition? The pre-tournament favourites all won handsomely, but which British team has the best chance of going deep in the tournament? Henry Pollock continues to make waves, and at only 19 what is the best way to nurture him and the next generation of talent? We also hear all about Danny's experience of the Stade Dominique Duvauchelle and how many Christmas trees he has this year.

There are more than 1.4 million papers about cash transfers. They inspired Ugo Gentilini, lead economist for social protection at the World Bank, to spend five years researching the surprisingly long and rich history of these cash transfers. The resulting book, called “Timely Cash: Lessons From 2,500 Years of Giving People Money”, shows that the political and ethical debates that cash transfers inspire are centuries, sometimes millennia, old. In a special episode to mark the launch of his book, Ugo explains to Tim Phillips how we can draw on history to understand the current, sometimes heated, debates about why, when, and where cash transfers should be used.

Ugo, Danny and Ashy are back on the sofa to discuss the return of the Premiership, but Ashy is surprised by what he saw over the weekend. Has the gap between the domestic and international game ever been greater? Newcastle won again and Exeter lost again. Gloucester and Bristol continue to thrill and both claimed impressive wins on the road. But it meant Joe Marler's farewell didn't go to plan. We look at Andy Farrell's to-do list as he starts work as the Lions head coach and ponder how Scotland players will be in his starting backline. Plus, there is some exciting news in the PWR as Bristol confirm the signing of American superstar Ilona Maher.

Is time running out for Warren Gatland? Wales have now lost 11 successive Test matches and conceded 50 points at home for the first time. Chris, Ugo and Ashy discuss what needs to change to get Welsh rugby back on track. Is the issue bigger than the head coach? England are also on a losing run. Are there still question marks around their identity under Steve Borthwick and is fitness one of the reasons behind their inability to close out games? Plus, the nominees for the World Rugby Awards are out and the Haka is back in the spotlight – quite literally!

It was a weekend to forget for the Northern Hemisphere in the Autumn Nations Series. Ugo, Danny and Chris look back on a clean sweep for the Southern Hemisphere sides as the home nations all lost on home turf. To blitz, or not to blitz, that is the question facing England after they shipped 42 points against the Wallabies. Is it time for them to adopt another defensive system? What next for Wales after they suffered a record-equalling 10th Test in a row? Will the WRU give Warren Gatland the time to turn things around? Ireland lost their unbeaten home record as the All Blacks continue to impress under Scott Robertson. And South Africa got the better of Scotland once again, centre Andre Esterhuizen joins us from Edinburgh airport as they start their prep to face England. Plus, we talk 20-minute red cards.

Resilience often emerges from challenging circumstances, or it may be inspired by observing the strength of those around us. Life brings different seasons, each with its unique trials and lessons. While it's natural to want to escape the tough moments, embracing every season—even the difficult ones—builds a lasting inner strength and leads to pride in the journey.This episode's guest: Ugo Arinzeh embodies resilience in every sense. A dedicated entrepreneur and an inspiring leader, Ugo has weathered challenges and come out stronger. In this episode, she shares her deeply insightful experiences, offering practical wisdom on navigating life's ups and downs. 

There's a new rugby autobiography hitting the shelves this week and it's already caused quite a stir. Ugo and Chris quiz Danny about his book and what he's got to say about Eddie Jones' England regime. We continue to pick the bones out of England's last-gasp defeat against the All Blacks and discuss the most effective way to nail a drop goal. But are England scoring enough points under Steve Borthwick? And how do they avoid getting sucked into an arm wrestle when they keep coming up short? Duhan van der Merwe and Darcy Graham are fighting it out to become Scotland's all-time try scorer, but can they stun the Boks this weekend? Joe Marler retires from international rugby, again, and a depleted New Zealand head to Dublin to face Ireland at the Aviva.

Ugo, Danny and Ashy wrap up a try-laden derby weekend in the Premiership. There 12 tries at Kingsholm which ended with Finn Russell shushing the Shed for the second year running. There was another 10 tries at Sandy Park, three of them scored by Bristol's Gabriel Ibitoye who joins the pod to tell us why he's loving life at Bristol and whether we can expect to see him in an England shirt soon. Quins finally got the better of Saracens, there was a 25th successive defeat for Newcastle and Leicester took the bragging rights in the Midlands derby. Plus, we also react to the news that Richard Wigglesworth has been promoted to become Steve Borthwick's number two in the latest change to England's coaching set-up.

There is plenty for Ugo, Danny and Chris to discuss on and off the pitch this week as the war of words - and emojis - continues between Rieko Ioane and Johnny Sexton. But it was Bristol who delivered the knockout blow of the weekend as they wrecked Bath's perfect start to the season. Alex Lozowski could be in line for his first England cap since 2018, but were there any big omissions from Steve Borthwick's training squad ahead of the autumns? The Red Roses beat the Black Ferns again and things aren't going well for Chris in Fantasy rugby.

Danny, Ashy and Ugo are on the sofa to look back at a hectic weekend which featured an impressive win for Bath and a good old fashioned smash and grab by Leicester to get Michael Cheika off to a winning start. DC has an issue with his market value on Fantasy Rugby and we debate what a prime Ashton and Monye would have fetched. The code if you want to join the league is: posysash or you can email: rugbyunionweekly@bbc.co.uk for the link. Plus, we look back at round five of the Rugby Championship delivered yet again, with a thrilling Bledisloe Cup encounter in Sydney and Los Pumas stun the Springboks.

Hacemos este podcast gracias a la colaboración de la revista CEROaCIEN que, cómo os digo siempre, es el sueño de cualquier periodista y de cualquier aficionado: Información fiable, de calidad y no siempre conocida. En esta ocasión dedican ¡¡80 paginas!!! a esta historia, incluso detalles muy poco conocidos… Para mi CEROaCIEN es una revista imprescindible para el buen aficionado. Todo esto lo puedes encontrar en el texto descriptivo… ¡y no olvides que de regalos hay láminas y adhesivos! Tenía ganas de hacer un monográfico del Lancia Stratos y de repente me llega por correo, el número 15 de mi revista favorita con el Stratos en portada. Os vuelvo a recordar que CEROaCIEN solo se vende online y que si eres garajista tienes un descuento usando el código GH5… Os preguntareis, ¿Cómo puede ser el Lancia Stratos, presentado en 1973, el primer Gr. B, un reglamento que apareció en 1982?” Cierto. Hasta la llegada del Gr.B los coches de rallye eran coches “de calle” preparados para correr, mientras los Gr.B eran coches nacidos para la competición… el Stratos se adelantó a todos, era un coche de calle, pero nacido para la competición. Vale la pena repasar su historia y sus curiosidades… ¡que son muchas! Y es que el Stratos, en realidad los Stratos, porque son dos, tienen una historia apasionante y llena de curiosidades. Y vamos por el principio… por mí principio. Siempre digo, mantengo y demuestro que la realidad supera a la ficción. Cesare Fiorio, quién acabaría siendo director deportivo de Ferrari, ocupaba ese mismo cargo en Lancia. Con el pequeño Fulvia de tracción delantera y curioso motor V4 habían conseguido buenos resultados en rallyes, pero la llegada de los Alpine A110, Ford Escort, con motores de hasta 1.800 cm3 y sobre todo Porsche, con su potentes 911, le estaba complicando la vida a Lancia. Además, en un mal momento, justo cuando Lancia, ya dentro del grupo Fiat que la había adquirido en 1969, más necesitaba reivindicarse y hacerse notar… Bertone, estaba falto de trabajo. Era consciente que tenía en sus filas si no el mejor uno de los mejores diseñadores del momento y de la historia: Marcello Gandini. Bertone quería mantener a Lancia como cliente, que lo estaba perdiendo a manos de Pininfarina y Zagato. Además, intuía que el Fulvia, modelo clave para la marca, estaba al final de su carrera y decidió hacer un prototipo espectacular que atrajese la mirada de todos los aficionados y profesionales… y sobre todo la de los responsables de Lancia. La idea era crear un modelo que fuese algo insólito, único, espectacular e innovador… justo lo que Marcello Gandini sabía hacer. La semilla del Lancia Stratos estaba sembrada. No fue fácil, como querían sorprender a Lancia no contaron con ellos, compraron un siniestro de Fulvia para aprovechar la parte mecánica y la suspensión trasera, porque una de las condiciones que había puesto el jefe, Bertone, es que tenía que ser un prototipo real, funcional, que se pudiese conducir. Nos vamos al 28 de octubre de 1970 cuando se inaugura la Feria del automóvil de Turín. Fiorio va paseando y al llegar al stand de Bertone se queda petrificado: Vio un coche que podía haber salido, perfectamente, de una nave espacial. Fiorio se enamoró del coche y, sobre todo, se enamoró de la audacia de ese planteamiento y pensó que esa audacia, ese planteamiento novedoso, ese romper con las reglas era lo que necesitaba para su nuevo coche de rallyes.Esa noche no durmió y se le ocurrió la idea que es clave en el Stratos: ¿Y si en vez de esperar a que Lancia lance un nuevo modelo y prepararlo, no lanzamos un modelo pensando en la competición?” Consiguieron una cita en la sede de Lancia a la que, para dar un golpe de efecto, acudió en el Stratos Zero… la gente que lo veían pasar por las calles de Turín se quedaban paralizados… Uno de los momentos cumbre es cuando el vigilante que había en la barrera les dijo que podían pasar y pasaron con el Lancia Stratos… antes de que subiesen la barrera. Este prototipo, con sus 84 cm de altura, pasaba por debajo. ¡Lo que te podrías ahorrar en peajes! El genio de Gandini se pone en marcha para crear probablemente el coche de rallyes más icónico de la historia y que fue en su momento casi invencible…Pero esta historia os la voy a contar de curiosidad en curiosidad. Sin motor. Algo muy sorprendente del Stratos es que Marcello comenzó a diseñarlo con muy pocas instrucciones, básicamente que tenía que ser un coche ligero y ganador… ¿y que motor le ponemos? La solución Dino. Costó, pero al final convencieron a la Ferrari para que cediese el excelente V6 “DINO” para motorizar el definitivo Stratos HF. Diseñado… en vacaciones. El objetivo era presentar el Stratos HF en el Salón del automóvil de 1971… y al llegar el verano de ese año empezaba a masticarse la tensión: No iban a llegar. Las vacaciones de agosto de 1971 fueron todo menos vacaciones Gandini que trabajó a contrarreloj ese mes de agosto con sus mejores modelistas: Di Camillo, Bottalico y Gasparro. Un apretón de manos. Ugo Gobatto y Cesare Fiorio llegaron a Maranello para reunirse con Enzo Ferrari. Pero llegaron en buen momento. Un simple apretón de manos entre Ugo y Enzo sirvió como el mejor de los contratos. “Hay que hacer 500”. Para poder homologar un coche debían fabricarse 500 ejemplares… pero no era fácil fabricar 500 Stratos en poco tiempo. Stratos y Miura, hermanos. Gran parte de la responsabilidad de lo bien que iba el Stratos como coche de competición recae en el genial Gian Paolo Dallara… seguro que este nombre os suena y es que este ingeniero de formación aeronáutica había trabajado con éxito en toro proyecto de éxito: El Lamborghini Miura. Hubo versión turbo. Muy pocos se acuerdan de la versión “Turbo”, que la hubo. Al final de su vida en los Rallyes se diseñó una versión para circuitos a la que se le instaló un turbo… bueno, y se aumentó la distancia entre ejes hasta los 2,29 m para que fuese más fácil domar a la “bestia” … que llegó a dar 550 CV. Nacido para la competición. La primera vez que te subes a un Stratos piensas… “pero ¡qué es esto!” Es pequeño, muy claustrofóbico, con una visibilidad hacia atrás nula, el ruido del motor perforando tus tímpanos, con una dirección directísima, muy incómodo y tremendamente nervioso. Como deportivo de calle el Stratos HF es uno de los coches más incomodos y delicados de conducir que he probado jamás… y uno de los mas gratificantes.

On this episode of Stay Ready: The Podcast, Matt sits down with New Orleans Saints Defensive Back Ugo Amadi. Ugo, a Nashville native starred at John Overton High School before heading to The University of Oregon. While at Oregon, Amadi played in all 51 games and had 34 starts for the Ducks from 2015 to 2018 and finished with 165 total tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss for 54 yards, three sacks for 16 yards, eight interceptions for 122 yards and two touchdowns, 33 passes defended, four forced fumbles, and two fumble recoveries on defense. He was also the winner of the Lombardi Award during the 2018 season. Matt and Ugo open the episode up with the story of how Ugo ended up at Oregon after initially committing to Ole Miss and then LSU. Many of Ugo's friends and family think he just committed and then left Nashville to head to the west coast but there's a lot more to it than that.  As the episode progresses, they two of them talk about Ugo's time at Oregon, players he played with and some of the memories he had while at the university. After their lengthy discussion about all things Oregon football, Matt asks Ugo about his time so far in the NFL and what stadiums he's played in where it's complete madness before leading him to talk about New Orleans and how much culture the city has and how it's not like other stadiums and cities in the NFL. The conversation progresses to having Ugo talk about getting to play with his idol, Tyrann Mathieu and what he's learned from him while trying to replicate his style of play in order to have longevity in the league. They transition over to talking about the different quarterbacks that Ugo has been teammates with before discussing Patrick Mahomes greatness and how he played the playoffs and won a Super Bowl with a severe high ankle sprain. Matt then asks Ugo to talk about some of the toughest quarterbacks he's faced so far and he mentions Matthew Stafford and Aaron Rodgers and gives insight on what makes them so tough to prep for/ play against. Matt decides to move to the subject of off-season training and gets some insight on Ugo's workout regime when he's not in New Orleans and how it's great to be able to drive to his trainer while being able to head back home later to be with his family. They talk about how Nashville is slowly starting to become the hub for off-season workouts and almost everyone in the NFL is coming here to put work in before heading off to camp. This leads the two of them to talk about family life and Matt asks Ugo what the plan is for the upcoming birth of his son (will his girlfriend have the baby in Nashville or New Orleans). He also asks about her thoughts on New Orleans and if she is excited to be down there for the season. Matt then asks Ugo about his relationship with All Pro Jalen Ramsey who is from the Nashville area as well and Ugo gives an update on their current relationship as well as what he's learned from him over the years. The two of them then move into the topic of playing in Seattle and what it was like and what was similar as well as different during the periods of time that each was there. Ugo goes into an inspirational story about Bobby Wagner and how he really helped the younger guys out as they transitioned into playing in the NFL. He shares some stories about their friendship and how Bobby constantly motivated him to be early, outwork everyone in the building and constantly read in order to gain knowledge that would help throughout his career. As the episode slowly comes to an end, Ugo talks about getting cut, guys wanted to be traded because they aren't happy and drops some gems on the mindset you need to have in order to succeed and play multiple years in the league. To close out the episode, Matt asks Ugo to name his most difficult quarterbacks and wide receivers to face and why

Chris hosts Ugo and Danny for a definitive review of the 2023/2024 season. With the help of the listeners, we go through the highlights of an exhilarating campaign at both club and international level, from South Africa's Rugby World Cup triumph to the flex of the Olympics-bound Antoine Dupont. How good was George Ford's masterclass against Argentina? How impressive was Glasgow's URC title win? And where does Ireland's victory in South Africa rank? The guys also pick their Lions XVs for the 1st Test against Australia next summer, and unsurprisingly struggle to agree.

Ugo, Ashy and Danny are back on the sofa to look back at a busy weekend for the Home Nations. They begin with Ireland's impressive victory over South Africa despite the absence of several key players. With England once again coming so close against the All Blacks, the guys ponder whether it was a missed opportunity for Steve Borthwick's side. And how close are Wales to ending their winless streak having not won since October? Plus, they delve into what has been learnt about each of the four team as the season reaches its conclusion.

Ugo, Ashy and Danny pick through the bones of a busy weekend of games. They ask whether England could have done more to steal a win against the All Blacks in Dunedin and explain why a win at Eden Park next weekend is more than a possibility for Borthwick's men. Did Wales' lack of discipline and experience cost them in Sydney against the Wallabies? And did South Africa against Ireland in Durban live up to the hype? Plus, the guys reveal what fixture they are most looking forward to this weekend.

Danny is on the sofa with Ashy and Ugo before he joins up with the Barbarians this week, but his fitness is quicky called into question after a chance encounter with a set of scales at Centre Parcs. Scotland centre Huw Jones joins the pod fresh after reaching the URC final with Glasgow. He talks about their big win at Thomond Park before flying out to South Africa to prepare for their showdown with the Bulls in Pretoria. We also look ahead to Japan v England and Eddie Jones v Steve Borthwick.

The pod is back at Twickenham two days after the Premiership final, but this time we're talking England as Steve Borthwick names his 36-man squad for the tour to Japan and New Zealand. Danny, Ugo, Ashy and Chris quiz the England head coach on his decision to take Tom Curry, the inexperience in the back line and style of play. With George Ford missing the summer through injury, which Smith will be wearing the 10 jersey this summer? We also take ski goggles, trophy parades and look ahead to the business end of the URC season.