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The Red & Black Project#973 David CalthorpeA member of Essendon's famed Baby Bombers, David Calthorpe reflects with raw honesty and openness on his 92-game career at Windy Hill (1992-98), which included the 1994 pre-season premiership, an EJ Whitten Medal as best Victorian State of Origin player, and of course, that famous 1993 flag alongside a number of his childhood mates from in and around the East Keilor area of Melbourne's northern suburbs. Calthorpe—a tagger, and one of the best endurance runners at the club—walked out on the Bombers after 1998 and joined the Leigh Matthews-coached Brisbane Lions for 1999 (nine games), before playing one final season at Nort...2024-06-191h 59
The 90's Club Footy PodcastEssendon - David Calthorpe
This week we go back in time with Essendon premiership player David Calthorpe. David reminisces about his career, reflects on some of his favourite moments and people in the game.
David played with three clubs during his nine year career in the AFL. David's first opportunity came with the Essendon Football Club, where he debuted in 1992 and the next season was a part of the famous Baby Bombers that won the 1993 premiership. During his seven seasons at Windy Hill, David played 92 games and kicked 58 goals. He then joined the Brisbane Lions for one year in 1999 before returning to Victoria...2023-10-1941 min
The Outback Mind PodcastEpisode 185 - David Calthorpe. My AFL life.Episode 185 is out.
Former AFL premiership player David Calthorpe joins me for a chat about the highs and lows of AFL life, his journey post career and what comes from loosing our identity. This is a grass roots conversation I’m sure you will enjoy. Available on Podbean, Spotify and iTunes - The Outback Mind Podcast 2022-06-271h 14
A Dive Into The MindEpisode 5: David CalthorpeThis week we welcome Baby Bomber, Mr. David Calthorpe. A decorated AFL player over 9 seasons, David almost pursued a different sporting dream before going on to achieve the ultimate success with Essendon in 1993. David takes us through his early years of school football, his playing days across 3 clubs and then life after playing including his return to Essendon as an administrator.Thanks to our sponsors:Kinetic Media - Design. Print. Web. Digital.These Things - listen to their new album on Spotify HEREStay up to date with news and information...2020-11-081h 21
The Lunchtime Catch UpDavid Calthorpe "I almost drowned in the QAFL" Podcast showDavid Calthorpe joins the show to tell some amazing footy stories over his 112 game career2019-06-241h 02
Climate OneSaltworks and Beyond (10/18/11)Saltworks and Beyond Peter Calthorpe, Principal Architect, Peter Calthorpe Associates David Lewis, Executive Director, Save the Bay Jack Matthews, Mayor, San Mateo The debate over Saltworks, a proposal to build 12,000 homes on former salt ponds in Redwood City, is a harbinger of coming development fights in the age of climate change. In this October 18 Climate One debate, architect Peter Calthorpe argues that the need for housing in the San Francisco Bay Area is so great that infill development alone can’t meet demand; conservationist David Lewis counters that developing one of the region’s last unprotected wetlands is not worth the...2011-10-191h 05
Fitzroy Baseball PodcastsJohn Edwards talks about Raging Bull, Sports Management<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/a2/be/e4/eamon421/1400x1400_4079081.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />John Edwards and David Calthorpe run a company called Raging Bull Sports. This company manages young athletes with their welfare and life prospects in mind. Listen to what John has to say about getting signed and life after professional sports.2011-02-2603 minFitzroy Baseball PodcastsDavid Calthorpe of Raging Bull Sports talks about signing Markus Solbach to Minnesota Twins baseball<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/a2/be/e4/eamon421/1400x1400_4037740.jpeg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />David Calthorpe of Raging Bull Sports talks about being a player manager and his part in signing German Player Markus Solbach to the Minnesota Twins Baseball Organisation, Feburary 20112011-02-1904 min