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Chequered Past1995: The Season That Reignited the Rivalry Part 2In Part 2 of our deep dive into the 1995 Formula One season, we follow a championship fight that shifts decisively from a tense duel to a story of dominance, resilience and unravelled pressure.The second half of the season begins with Damon Hill’s flawless victory in Hungary — the last perfect moment of his campaign — before Michael Schumacher produces one of the greatest drives in Grand Prix history at Spa, carving through the field from 16th on the grid to seize control of the championship. At Monza, the rivalry turns bitter again as Hill misjudges a move while lappin...
2025-12-1122 min
Chequered Past17th November 2019: The Race That Gave F1's Youngest PodiumOn this day in racing history, we revisit one of the most chaotic and uplifting Grands Prix of the hybrid era: the 2019 Brazilian Grand Prix. Interlagos delivered mayhem, heartbreak and redemption in equal measure, culminating in the youngest podium in Formula 1 history — Max Verstappen victorious, Pierre Gasly reborn, and Carlos Sainz celebrating his first trip to the rostrum.We also look back at the seismic driver-market news of 17 November 2003, when Juan Pablo Montoya confirmed his blockbuster move to McLaren for the 2005 season, reshaping the competitive landscape a year in advance. Off the track, we revisit Martin Brundle’s 20...
2025-11-1722 min
Chequered Past13th November 1994: The Crash That Crowned a ControversyNovember 13th — a date that has seen Formula 1 at its most dramatic and divisive.In this episode of Chequered Past, we revisit the 1994 Australian Grand Prix in Adelaide, where Michael Schumacher and Damon Hill’s infamous collision decided one of the most controversial championships in F1 history. It was a day that crowned a new World Champion, secured Williams the Constructors’ title, and left the paddock forever debating intent versus accident.We also celebrate the birthday of Lando Norris, exploring his journey from karting prodigy to McLaren leader — part of the “Twitch Quartet” that redefin...
2025-11-1317 min
Chequered Past12th November 1995: The Day That Damon DominatedOn this day in 1995, Damon Hill delivered one of Formula One’s most emphatic victories — winning the Australian Grand Prix by two full laps as Adelaide waved farewell to the World Championship.It was redemption for Hill, closure for the city, and the perfect punctuation mark to an era of raw, unpredictable racing.We’ll also celebrate the birthday of Mohammed Ben Sulayem — the rally legend turned FIA president whose tenure has blended reform, ambition, and controversy — and revisit the 2017 Brazilian Grand Prix, where Sebastian Vettel struck back and Lewis Hamilton staged a stirring recovery from the p...
2025-11-1215 min
Chequered Past6th November 1994: The Day That Skill Met StormOn this day in Formula 1 history, skill met storm in one of the most dramatic races the sport has ever seen.The 1994 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka became a duel of nerve and mastery as Damon Hill triumphed over Michael Schumacher in torrential rain, keeping the championship alive by a single point after a rare aggregate-time finish.We also celebrate the birthday of Peter Collins, Ferrari’s British gentleman racer whose sportsmanship at Monza in 1956 defined an era of honour and courage, and look back at the moment a young Nico Hülkenberg stunned Formula 1 by...
2025-11-0613 min
The Elliot Omanson ShowThe Hard Truth About Fatherhood, Masculinity & Growth | Martin TaggartMartin Taggart, team lead of Urban Cool Homes KC, returns for a powerful sit-down with Elliot Omanson. The two dive deep into fatherhood, masculinity, relationships, and the hard lessons learned through divorce, raising daughters, and rediscovering purpose as a man.
This raw, unfiltered conversation explores accountability, growth, emotional strength, and what it really means to evolve after life knocks you down.
2025-10-241h 20The Elliot Omanson ShowHe Lost $270K — Then Built a Real Estate Empire | Martin Taggart’s American DreamThey said the American Dream was dead — but Martin Taggart proved otherwise.
After a $270K betrayal nearly wiped him out, Martin rebuilt from the ground up. Today he’s one of Kansas City’s most respected real-estate leaders, known for exposing uncomfortable truths about interest rates, government policy, and mindset.
In this episode of Backseat Ballers, Martin joins Elliot Omanson to reveal why the Fed doesn’t control mortgage rates, what really caused the 2008 crash, and why your first property shouldn’t be the one you live in. He also shares powerful lessons on faith, family, an...
2025-10-231h 07
Chequered Past12th October 2003: The Record That Crowned an EraOn October 12th, Formula 1 crowned a legend. At Suzuka in 2003, Michael Schumacher battled nerves, rain-threatened skies, and a determined Kimi Räikkönen to claim an eighth-place finish that sealed his record-breaking sixth World Championship, surpassing Juan Manuel Fangio’s mark that had stood for nearly fifty years. It was a moment that redefined greatness and symbolised the height of Ferrari’s dominance.This episode also celebrates Piero Taruffi, the Italian engineer-driver who blended intellect with artistry on his way to Mille Miglia glory; revisits the 1986 Mexica...
2025-10-1224 min
Chequered Past3rd October 1971: The Glen That Gave Cevert GloryOn October 3rd, 1971, François Cevert claimed his first and only Formula 1 victory at Watkins Glen, seizing the moment when Jackie Stewart stepped aside and fortune played its hand. It was a breakthrough drive that marked him as a future star — yet history remembers that podium with poignancy, as Cevert, Jo Siffert, and Ronnie Peterson would all later lose their lives to racing.In this episode of Chequered Past, we relive Cevert’s day of glory at the Glen, celebrate the birthdays of Andrea de Adamich and Max Papis, revisit James Hunt’s vital victory in the 1976 Canadia...
2025-10-0317 min
Chequered Past30th September 2007: The Rookies That Rose in the RainOn this day in Formula 1 history, rain, resilience and rivalries took centre stage. We relive the 2007 Japanese Grand Prix at Fuji, where Lewis Hamilton mastered torrential conditions to tighten his grip on the championship while Heikki Kovalainen claimed a breakthrough podium. We celebrate the birthday of Jochen Mass, a German all-rounder remembered for both triumph and tragedy. We revisit the 2001 United States Grand Prix, where Mika Häkkinen took his final career victory at a race that carried symbolic weight just weeks after 9/11. We head to Je...
2025-09-3018 min
Chequered Past25th September 1982: The Gamble That Paid Off for RosbergOn this day in 1982, Formula One’s season of chaos reached its finale in the car park of Caesars Palace, Las Vegas. Keke Rosberg needed only a handful of points to clinch the crown — but with John Watson charging through the field, the title was anything but certain. We revisit how consistency, calmness, and a touch of Las Vegas luck made Rosberg World Champion.We also celebrate the birthday of endurance racing icon Henri Pescarolo, a man whose name is synonymous with Le Mans, and remember the 2005 Brazilian Grand Prix, where Fernando Alonso beca...
2025-09-2512 min
Chequered Past24th September 1995: The Scots That Seized The SpotlightSo the 24th of September gave us a day when Scotland’s finest shone on opposite sides of the Atlantic. In 1995, David Coulthard broke through for his maiden victory at Estoril, while Michael Schumacher edged ever closer to his second crown. In 1989, Nigel Mansell’s defiance of a black flag created chaos and shifted the balance of that year’s title fight. And in 1972, Jackie Stewart proved once again why he was a master of his craft, climbing from fifth on the grid to win at Mosport Park as McLaren celebrated a double podium.Two Scots in the sp...
2025-09-2414 min
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Chequered Past28th August 1994: The Scandal That Continued to GrowOn this day in Formula One history, the 1994 season’s controversies spilled into Spa. Michael Schumacher crossed the line first in the Belgian Grand Prix, but post-race scrutineering found excessive wear on his Benetton’s wooden plank — leading to disqualification and handing victory to Damon Hill. It was a moment that kept alive a championship battle already shaped by suspicion, penalties, and tragedy, and one that showed how Formula One’s technical rules could decide titles as much as talent.We also revisit Jordan’s breakthrough moment, with Rubens Barrichello claiming the team’s first pole position in only thei...
2025-08-2815 min
Chequered Past24th July 1966: The Race That Gave Old Jack The Last LaughOn this day in Formula One history, a 40-year-old Jack Brabham silenced his doubters with a dominant drive at Zandvoort. In a rare moment of humour, the usually stoic Aussie arrived on the grid in disguise—fake beard, cane, and all—mocking claims he was too old for F1. But once the lights went out, Brabham was all business, turning pole position into his third straight win and edging closer to a title triumph in a car bearing his own name.Also in this episode:Dick Seaman delivers a poignant and controversial win at the 1938 German Gran...
2025-07-2413 min
Chequered Past23rd July 1950: The Races That Were PointlessSome races don’t award points — but they still make history.In this episode of Chequered Past, we head off the beaten track to spotlight three non-championship Formula One races that took place on July 23rd across three decades. From Caracciola’s rain-soaked masterclass at the 1939 German Grand Prix, to Louis Rosier’s gritty privateer triumph at Zandvoort in 1950, and Innes Ireland’s breakthrough win for Lotus at the twisty Solitude circuit in 1961 — these were races that didn’t count toward a title, but mattered in every other way.We also celebrate the birthday of American innov...
2025-07-2314 min
Chequered Past22nd July 2007: The One Race Wonder That Stole The ShowOn this day in Formula One history, a one-off gamble turned into a moment of magic. In this episode of Chequered Past, we revisit the 2007 European Grand Prix, where Markus Winkelhock, on debut for backmarker Spyker, surged from 22nd to 1st in the wettest of chaos-fuelled conditions – leading his only Grand Prix and etching his name into F1 folklore.We also celebrate the birthday of Dorino Serafini, the only driver in World Championship history to score a podium in every race he entered – just one, but unforgettable.Finally, we trav...
2025-07-2212 min
Chequered Past21st July 2002: The Coronation That Crushed the ChaseOn this day in 2002, Michael Schumacher delivered one of the most dominant statements in Formula 1 history — sealing his fifth world title with six races to spare at the French Grand Prix. It was a clinical, strategic masterclass that ended the championship chase and cemented his place alongside Fangio in the sport’s pantheon.We also mark the birthday of Claire Williams, whose quiet strength and leadership helped guide one of F1’s most storied teams through its modern era.And in our final segment, we head to Hungary in 202...
2025-07-2115 min
Chequered Past20th July 2003: The Day That Chaos Invaded SilverstoneSilverstone has seen its fair share of drama over the decades—but nothing quite like the events of July 20, 2003. In our 50th episode, we relive the British Grand Prix that was thrown into chaos when a lone protestor ran across the track mid-race, disrupting strategies, endangering lives, and creating one of the most bizarre scenes in modern Formula 1 history. But amid the madness came a moment of redemption, as Rubens Barrichello delivered one of the greatest drives of his career to take an emotional win.We also mark the birthday of Chris Amon—an immensely talented New Zeal...
2025-07-2017 min
Chequered Past19th July 1975: The British Grand Prix That Drowned in DramaSilverstone. Sunshine. And then – chaos.In this episode of Chequered Past, we dive into the 1975 British Grand Prix, a race that began in dry conditions but ended in a torrential downpour that caused multiple crashes, a red flag, and a highly controversial result. Many of the leading drivers slid out in quick succession. Emerson Fittipaldi was declared the winner, but many left Silverstone wondering what might have been.We also pay tribute to Chet Miller, and Indianapolis veteran, who tragically became the first driver to lose his life during a...
2025-07-1812 min
Chequered Past18th July 1976: The Controversy That Nearly Cost a ChampionshipOn this day in Formula One history, two of the sport’s fiercest title fights were rocked by controversy. In our main story, we return to Brands Hatch in 1976, where James Hunt thrilled the home crowd with a stunning British Grand Prix win — only to have it stripped weeks later in a ruling that nearly derailed his championship bid.We then head to Silverstone in 1981, where John Watson gave McLaren its first win in years and ushered in a new era of F1 design with the carbon fibre MP4/1.Finally, we revisit the explosive 2021 British Gran...
2025-07-1813 min
Chequered Past17th July 1971: The Day That Stewart Ruled SilverstoneOn this day in 1971, Jackie Stewart delivered one of the most dominant drives of his illustrious career, crushing the field at the British Grand Prix and taking a commanding step toward his second world title. In this episode, we revisit that brilliant performance at Silverstone — from Clay Regazzoni’s early lead to Stewart’s relentless pace and Tyrrell’s growing might.We also pay tribute to motorsport legends past and present: 🧠 Juan Manuel Fangio, the quiet genius who passed away on this day in 1995 and left a legacy that still shapes Formula One. 🏎️ Ferrari’s statement win at the...
2025-07-1713 min
Chequered Past16th July 1995: The Brits That Conquered At HomeOn July 16th, British drivers delivered some of the most iconic home-soil triumphs in Formula 1 history. In this episode of Chequered Past, we relive Johnny Herbert’s emotional first Grand Prix win at Silverstone in 1995 — a victory born from chaos and crowned by resilience.We also rewind to Stirling Moss’s breakthrough at Aintree in 1955, where he became the first British driver to win the British Grand Prix, and to James Hunt’s storming Silverstone success in 1977, a rare high point in a turbulent title defence.It’s a day when t...
2025-07-1612 min
Chequered Past15th July 1961: The Day That Ferrari Ruled BritainOn this day in 1961, Ferrari stamped their authority on the British Grand Prix with a dominant 1-2-3 at a rain-soaked Aintree, as Wolfgang von Trips took a commanding win that would prove to be his last. In this episode of Chequered Past, we revisit that decisive race, reflect on the remarkable life and career of Prince Bira — Thailand’s trailblazing Grand Prix pioneer — and relive Emerson Fittipaldi’s composed victory at Brands Hatch in 1972 that brought him one step closer to a maiden world title. From legends lost to champions in the making, it’s a story of...
2025-07-1513 min
Chequered Past14th July 1991: The Mansell Masterclass That Left Senna A PassengerSilverstone, 1991: Nigel Mansell delivers one of the most dominant performances of his career — a Grand Slam on home soil that sends the crowd into raptures and ends with an unforgettable gesture of sportsmanship, offering a lift to a stranded Ayrton Senna.In this episode of Chequered Past, we relive that extraordinary day and explore the events that shaped it — from the collision that ended Riccardo Patrese’s race on lap one to the wild track invasion that crowned Mansell a national hero.We also rewind to 1979, when Clay Regazzoni gave the fledgling Williams team its first...
2025-07-1412 min
Chequered Past13th July 1997: The Pit Stop That Nearly Cost the CrownOn this day in Formula One history, drama unfolded at every turn.In our main story, we revisit the 1997 British Grand Prix, where Jacques Villeneuve overcame a disastrous pit stop and the might of Michael Schumacher to seize a vital victory at Silverstone. It was a race that defined his championship charge — and tested his resilience to the limit.We also head back to 1986 and the final F1 race at Brands Hatch, where Nigel Mansell delighted the home crowd with a stunning win amid turbocharged tension and a terrifying first-lap pile-up that ended Jacques Laffite’s ca...
2025-07-1315 min
Chequered Past12th July 1987: The Move That Lit Up SilverstoneIn this episode of Chequered Past, we relive the move that lit up Silverstone—Nigel Mansell’s unforgettable overtake on teammate Nelson Piquet during the 1987 British Grand Prix. With fresh tyres, relentless pace, and a roaring home crowd behind him, Mansell produced one of the most iconic moments in Formula One history.We also celebrate the birthday of Guy Ligier, the no-nonsense Frenchman who transformed from rugby bruiser to F1 team boss and built a team that became a national institution. And we revisit the controversial and confusing finish to the 1998 British Gran...
2025-07-1212 min
Chequered Past11th July 1999: The Crash That Changed The ChampionshipOn this day in Formula One history: a title fight is turned on its head, a fearless talent is lost too soon, and a new British Grand Prix venue makes its debut.We look back at the 1999 British Grand Prix, where Michael Schumacher’s high-speed crash at Stowe broke more than just his leg — it shattered Ferrari’s championship plan and thrust Eddie Irvine into the spotlight. We also honour Pedro Rodríguez, the brilliant and courageous Mexican driver who died on this day in 1971, and revisit the 1964 British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch, where Jim Clark deliver...
2025-07-1111 min
Chequered Past10th July 1994: The Black Flag That Left a Black MarkOn this day in Formula One history, controversy reigned at Silverstone. We revisit the 1994 British Grand Prix, where Michael Schumacher’s refusal to serve a stop-go penalty — and Benetton’s failure to respect a black flag — sparked one of the sport’s most dramatic disciplinary showdowns. The fallout reshaped the championship and handed Damon Hill an emotional home victory.We also celebrate the birthday of Jean-Pierre Jarier, the flamboyant Frenchman known for his pace, personality, and near misses, and recall Jim Clark’s composed but gritty win at the 1965 British Grand Prix — a performance marked by oil pressure troub...
2025-07-1011 min
Chequered Past9th July 1989: The Move That Shook F1Career-defining moves take centre stage in this episode of Chequered Past, as we look back at three seismic moments in Formula 1 history.At the 1989 French Grand Prix, Alain Prost delivered a dominant win at Paul Ricard — his fourth on home soil — just as he publicly confirmed his impending departure from McLaren. The win came amid rising tension with Ayrton Senna and marked a turning point in one of F1’s most intense rivalries. The race also featured a terrifying opening-lap crash and the quiet debut of future fan-favourite Jean Alesi.Fast...
2025-07-0911 min
Chequered Past8th July 1962: The Breakthrough That Beat the GiantsOn this day in Formula One history, a silver machine from Stuttgart toppled the titans of the sport. In this episode of Chequered Past, we revisit the 1962 French Grand Prix, where Dan Gurney delivered a stunning breakthrough victory for Porsche—the marque’s only win in Formula One—as Ferrari’s dominance faded into memory.We also reflect on the brief but bold F1 ambitions of Mauritz von Strachwitz, the German nobleman and privateer whose homemade entry never quite made it to the grid, but who embodied the spirit of a mor...
2025-07-0812 min
Chequered Past7th July 1991: The Podium That Defined a GenerationOn July 7th, 1991, Formula One planted its flag in a new corner of France. As Magny-Cours made its Grand Prix debut, three titans of the sport—Nigel Mansell, Alain Prost, and Ayrton Senna—shared a podium that symbolised an entire era of F1 greatness. In this episode, we relive that pivotal race: the strategy, the tension, and the significance of a win that reignited Mansell’s title hopes and signalled Williams’ resurgence.But the story of July 7th doesn’t end there. We revisit Jacky Ickx’s breakthrough victory at Rouen in 1968 on a day of bot...
2025-07-0713 min
Chequered Past6th July 2008: The Rain That Crowned a KingOn this day in motorsport history, we revisit a performance for the ages as Lewis Hamilton conquered the chaos of Silverstone in 2008 with one of Formula One’s greatest wet-weather drives. We also honour the memory of Luigi Musso, the talented Ferrari driver whose life was tragically cut short at Reims in 1958. Finally, we take a trip to the breathtaking Charade circuit for the 1969 French Grand Prix, where Jackie Stewart and the innovative Matra MS80 delivered a dominant home victory and showcased the growing power of aerodynamic design in F1.From rain-soaked heroics to pioneering engineering, this ep...
2025-07-0613 min
Chequered Past5th July 1981: The Victory That Sparked a RevolutionOn this day in Formula One history, a young Frenchman lit the fuse on a turbocharged future.In this episode of Chequered Past, we journey to Dijon-Prenois in 1981, where Alain Prost claimed his first Grand Prix victory in front of a home crowd. But this was no ordinary race — it was stopped for rain, restarted on slicks, and won through razor-sharp strategy. Prost’s triumph wasn’t just personal—it marked the moment Renault’s turbo technology came of age, changing the face of F1 forever.We also delve into the s...
2025-07-0513 min
Chequered Past4th July 1954: The Comeback That Rewrote the GridOn this day in motorsport history, we spotlight three unforgettable moments that span half a century of Formula One evolution. We begin in 1954 with the triumphant return of Mercedes-Benz at Reims, where the revolutionary W196 made its debut and Juan Manuel Fangio delivered a performance for the ages. We then celebrate the birthday of René Arnoux, the fiercely passionate Frenchman known for his relentless racing spirit and iconic wheel-to-wheel duels. Finally, we head to Magny-Cours in 2004, where Michael Schumacher and Ferrari stunned the paddock with a bold four-stop strategy that turned the French Gran...
2025-07-0412 min
Chequered Past3rd July 2016: The Clash That Closed Up The ChampionshipIn this episode of Chequered Past, we dive into three defining moments from July 3rd in Formula One history.We begin with the dramatic 2016 Austrian Grand Prix, where a final-lap collision between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg reignited one of the fiercest rivalries in modern F1.Next, we celebrate the birthday of Sebastian Vettel — a four-time world champion whose impact on and off the track continues to shape the sport.Finally, we turn back the clock to 1977, as John Watson delivered a near-flawless drive at Dijon, only to see vi...
2025-07-0312 min
Chequered Past2nd July 1961: The Newcomer That Shocked the WorldIn this episode of Chequered Past, we turn the clock back to July 2nd and revisit one of the most astonishing feats in Formula One history: Giancarlo Baghetti’s victory on his World Championship debut at the 1961 French Grand Prix. In a privately entered Ferrari, Baghetti defied the odds, outduelling Dan Gurney in a last-lap thriller at Reims to achieve a feat no other driver has ever repeated.We also celebrate the birthday of British racing figure Reg Parnell – a pioneering driver and team boss whose influence helped shape early British success in Formula One – and relive the fi...
2025-07-0213 min
Chequered Past1st July 1973: The Swede That Seized His MomentOn this day in motorsport history, Ronnie Peterson finally fulfilled his potential. In our main feature, we revisit the 1973 French Grand Prix at Paul Ricard, where the Swedish ace took advantage of a dramatic collision between Emerson Fittipaldi and Jody Scheckter to claim his first Formula One victory—a breakthrough win that marked the arrival of the "SuperSwede."We also celebrate the 36th birthday of Daniel Ricciardo, the modern fan favourite known for fearless overtakes and podium shoeys, and look back at the 1951 French Grand Prix, which produced the fi...
2025-07-0111 min
Chequered Past30th June 2013: The Tyres That Tore Silverstone ApartOn this day in Formula One history, tyre chaos rocked Silverstone, a six-time Grand Prix winner celebrates his birthday, and the sport mourned the loss of its very first world champion.In this episode, we revisit the dramatic 2013 British Grand Prix, where exploding tyres forced Formula 1 to confront a major safety crisis—and reshaped the rest of the season. We also shine a spotlight on Ralf Schumacher, born on June 30, 1975, reflecting on both his racing career and his significance as an LGBT figure in motorsport.We pay tribute to Giuseppe Fa...
2025-06-3013 min
Chequered Past29th June 1980: The Aussie That Broke French HeartsOn this day in Formula 1 history, Alan Jones delivered a masterclass at the 1980 French Grand Prix, overcoming a French front-row lockout to claim a crucial victory for Williams at Paul Ricard. As the French crowd cheered their home favourites, it was the Australian who had the last word — controlling the race with calm authority and cementing his credentials as a championship contender.We also celebrate the birthday of Harry Schell, the first American to start a Formula One Grand Prix. A dashing figure in post-war racing, Schell’s career spanned the sport’s early golden age, earning him a...
2025-06-2911 min
Chequered Past28th June 2025: The Breakthrough That Brought Brabham GloryIn this episode of Chequered Past, we travel to Rouen in 1964 to relive a defining moment for both man and machine, as Dan Gurney claims a commanding victory in the French Grand Prix—delivering the first Formula One win for Brabham as a constructor. We explore how this breakthrough cemented the team’s rise and added another chapter to Gurney’s already remarkable career.We also celebrate the birthday of Will Stevens, a modern journeyman whose brief F1 career gave way to success in the world of endurance racing.Finally, we journey back to 1936 and the Au...
2025-06-2812 min
Chequered Past27th June 1999: The Rain That Reshuffled The PackIn this episode of Chequered Past, we take a deep dive into one of the most unpredictable Formula One races of the late 1990s—the 1999 French Grand Prix at Magny-Cours. Torrential rain turned the event into a strategic minefield, and in the chaos, Jordan’s Heinz-Harald Frentzen rose to the occasion to claim a surprise and stylish victory.We also celebrate the birthday of 2016 World Champion Nico Rosberg, reflecting on the legacy of a driver who stepped out of his famous father's shadow to forge his own path—and walked away at the top.Finally, we win...
2025-06-2711 min
Chequered Past26th June 1906: The Race That Started It AllOn June 26, 1906, the world witnessed the birth of Grand Prix racing — and it was anything but refined. In this episode, we journey back to the dusty roads of Le Mans for the first-ever French Grand Prix, where Ferenc Szisz etched his name in motorsport history.We also mark the birthday of Philippe Streiff — a talented French driver whose career was tragically cut short by a testing accident, but whose courage and contributions off the track became a lasting legacy.Finally, we revisit the fallout from Ferrari’s infamous use of team orders at the 2002 Austrian Grand...
2025-06-2612 min
Chequered Past25th June 2017: The Temper That Tarnished a ChampionJune 25th delivered one of the most controversial moments of the hybrid era as Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton clashed—literally and figuratively—on the streets of Baku. In an Azerbaijan Grand Prix packed with debris, red flags, and raw emotion, it was Daniel Ricciardo who capitalised on the chaos, but it was Vettel’s furious swerve into Hamilton under Safety Car conditions that stole the headlines.We revisit the dramatic twists of the 2017 race and the lasting impact it had on the title fight and Vettel’s legacy.Also in this episode: 🎂 A birthday tri...
2025-06-2512 min
Chequered Past24th June 1911: The Legend That Transcended the TrackFrom the birth of a legend to two unforgettable Grand Prix drives, June 24 has delivered some of Formula 1’s most compelling stories.We begin in 1911 with the arrival of Juan Manuel Fangio—‘El Maestro’—whose legacy still shapes the sport more than a century later. Then it’s on to the 1990 Mexican Grand Prix, where Alain Prost surged from 13th to victory and Nigel Mansell executed one of F1’s most iconic overtakes. Finally, we relive the emotional rollercoaster of the 2012 European Grand Prix in Valencia, where Fernando Alonso climbed from 11th to first in front of his ho...
2025-06-2414 min
Chequered Past23rd June 1968: The Calm That Conquered the ChaosOn this day in 1968, Jackie Stewart delivered one of the most commanding wet-weather performances in Formula One history. At a rain-soaked Zandvoort, Stewart returned from injury and reminded the world of his brilliance, taming the treacherous Dutch circuit to secure Matra’s first Grand Prix victory. In The Calm That Conquered the Chaos, we revisit his masterclass in control, composure, and courage.We also look at Formula One’s intertwined history with Le Mans, focusing on F1 alumni who found glory at La Sarthe — including Mazda’s 1991 win with Johnny Herbert and Bertrand Gachot at the wheel and Robe...
2025-06-2312 min
Chequered Past22nd June 1975: The Underdog That Upset the Prancing HorseOn this day in Formula One history, an unlikely hero stole the spotlight at Zandvoort. We revisit the thrilling 1975 Dutch Grand Prix, where James Hunt claimed his first F1 victory for the independent Hesketh team, holding off a ferocious challenge from Niki Lauda’s dominant Ferrari in a wet-to-dry classic. Then we fast-forward to 2005, as BMW makes a bold move to buy out Sauber and launch its own works team. And finally, we return to the Styrian hills in 2014, where the Austrian Grand Prix came back to life with Williams on pole and Mercedes back in control.Fr...
2025-06-2213 min
Chequered Past21st June 1981: The Defence That Stopped The TrainIn this episode of Chequered Past, we rewind to three unforgettable Grand Prix moments from June 21st in Formula 1 history.We begin with Gilles Villeneuve’s legendary drive at the 1981 Spanish Grand Prix—a race where sheer grit and defensive genius saw him fend off a train of faster cars for over an hour on the tight, twisty Jarama circuit. It was Villeneuve’s final F1 win, and arguably his greatest, a true masterclass in racecraft and resilience.Next, we pause to reflect on the tragic loss of Piers Courage at the 1970 Dutch...
2025-06-2113 min
Chequered Past20th June 1971: The Downpour That Delivered GloryJune 20 has delivered some of the most memorable moments in motorsport history, and this episode dives into three of them. We begin at Zandvoort in 1971, where Jacky Ickx mastered the rain in a commanding drive that reminded the paddock of his brilliance. From there, we turn back the clock to 1904 and the formation of the AIACR — the foundation of today’s FIA — tracing the roots of racing’s global governance. Finally, we revisit the 2004 United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis: a race marked by Ferrari dominance, a landmark podium for Takuma Sato, and a horrifying crash for Ralf Schumacher that rai...
2025-06-1911 min
Chequered Past19th June 1960: The Race That Took Tragic TalentsJune 19th, 1960. Spa-Francorchamps witnessed one of the darkest days in Formula One history. Promising young drivers Chris Bristow and Alan Stacey lost their lives in horrifying crashes—moments apart—on the treacherous Belgian circuit.In Episode 19 of Chequered Past, we honour their memory, reflect on the danger of the era, and contrast it with another infamous June 19th event: the 2005 United States Grand Prix fiasco.Send us a textMusic by #Mubert Music Rendering
2025-06-1911 min
Chequered Past18th June 1967: The Eagle That SoaredIn this episode of Chequered Past, we celebrate the remarkable story of Dan Gurney’s historic win at Spa-Francorchamps in 1967, where the American driver and constructor delivered the only Formula One victory for an American-built car—the Eagle-Weslake. Against the unforgiving backdrop of the old Spa circuit, Gurney’s flawless drive and elegant machine soared into the record books.We also honour the birthday of Denny Hulme, the quiet New Zealander who captured the 1967 World Championship with consistency and resilience. And we revisit the 1989 Canadian Grand Prix, where disqualifications, mechanical woes, and changing weather opened...
2025-06-1813 min
Chequered Past17th June 1978: The Innovation That Only Raced OnceIn this episode of Chequered Past, we revisit one of Formula One’s most audacious engineering moments: the 1978 Swedish Grand Prix. Brabham’s radical BT46B “fan car” stunned the paddock and dominated the race in its only appearance before being withdrawn amidst controversy. We explore how innovation clashed with regulation and why this one-off wonder still sparks debate decades later.We then fast forward to 2007 and the United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis, where a teenage Sebastian Vettel made a quietly brilliant debut for BMW Sauber—setting the stage for a championship-laden career.Finally, we close i...
2025-06-1710 min
Chequered Past16th June 1985: The Fuel That Fed the Prancing HorseIn this episode of Chequered Past, we revisit June 16th in Formula 1 history — a date that delivered Ferrari glory, rising rivalries, and one race that never even happened.We begin in 1985 with a deep dive into the Canadian Grand Prix, where Ferrari delivered a dominant 1–2 finish through Michele Alboreto and Stefan Johansson. It was a triumph built not just on speed, but fuel efficiency and strategy — a rare moment of supremacy in the turbo era.Then, we head to Mexico 1991, where Williams teammates Riccardo Patrese and Nigel Mansell wen...
2025-06-1614 min
Chequered Past15th June 1958: The Circuit That Rewarded the BraveOn June 15th, Chequered Past takes you to the fearsome Spa-Francorchamps for the 1958 Belgian Grand Prix, where Tony Brooks delivered a flawless victory on one of the sport’s most demanding circuits. We then honour the memory of James Hunt, the 1976 World Champion whose sudden death in 1993 shocked the racing world. Finally, we relive the drama of the 1997 Canadian Grand Prix, where chaos reigned and the “Wall of Champions” claimed its first high-profile victim. A day marked by courage, character, and consequence. Send us a textMusic by #Mubert Music Rendering
2025-06-1510 min
Chequered Past14th June 1964: The Forest that Favoured ClarkFuel tanks ran dry. Leaders dropped like flies. And through the chaos of Spa-Francorchamps in 1964, one man kept his cool.🎙️ In Episode 14, we relive the Belgian Grand Prix of June 14, 1964, where Jim Clark claimed victory in the most unpredictable of circumstances — while others faltered in the forests of the Ardennes.Plus: we revisit the 1992 Canadian Grand Prix, and celebrate the quiet brilliance of Lotus development driver John Miles, born on this day.Send us a textMusic by #Mubert Music Rendering
2025-06-1412 min
Chequered Past13th June 1976: The Victory that Rolled on Six WheelsIn this episode of Chequered Past, we revisit one of Formula 1’s most eccentric triumphs – the day a six-wheeled car won a Grand Prix. The 1976 Swedish Grand Prix saw the radical Tyrrell P34 silence its doubters in spectacular fashion, delivering an unforgettable one-two finish. We explore how innovation briefly conquered convention, and why Jody Scheckter, despite victory, called it “a piece of junk.”We then turn to the 1982 Canadian Grand Prix, a race overshadowed by tragedy as Riccardo Paletti lost his life on the starting grid – just weeks after the death of Gilles Villeneuve. And finally, we head to Mo...
2025-06-1312 min
Chequered Past12th June 2011: The Rain that Rewrote the Record BooksIn this episode of Chequered Past, we dive into the chaos and glory of the 2011 Canadian Grand Prix — the longest race in F1 history, where Jenson Button carved out a legendary win from the back of the pack. We also celebrate the birthday of Innes Ireland, a fearless and flamboyant racer who gave Lotus its first Formula One victory, and revisit the 1966 Belgian Grand Prix, a harrowing day at Spa-Francorchamps that changed Jackie Stewart’s life — and the safety of the sport — forever.From record-breaking rain delays to a race that reshaped...
2025-06-1211 min
Chequered Past11th June 1995: The Birthday That Brought RedemptionJune 11 gave us stories full of heart, history, and hard-fought victories:🏆 Jean Alesi’s long-awaited first (and only) Grand Prix win in Canada—on his 31st birthday, no less. A triumph years in the making, fuelled by loyalty to Ferrari and celebrated on Gilles Villeneuve’s home turf.🎂 The 86th birthday of Sir Jackie Stewart—three-time world champion, safety pioneer, and one of F1’s most influential voices.🇬🇧 Fernando Alonso dominates at Silverstone in 2006, showcasing peak precision in his title-defending season.🕯️ And a moment o...
2025-06-1113 min
Chequered Past10th June 2007: The Star that Rose in MontrealOn June 10th, 2007, a young rookie named Lewis Hamilton stunned the Formula 1 world with a cool, commanding drive to claim his maiden Grand Prix victory in Montreal. It was the moment a star was born 🌟In this episode, we rewind to that incredible day — and also reflect on the legacy of Canadian racing pioneer Eppie Wietzes, and the rare Schumacher 1–2 that lit up the 2001 Canadian Grand Prix 🇨🇦🏁Send us a textMusic by #Mubert Music Rendering
2025-06-1011 min
Chequered Past9th June 2019: The Race that was Decided in the Stewards' RoomControversy. Protest. Legacy.In this episode, we revisit the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix — a race where the battle on track was fierce, but the final result came down to the stewards’ verdict. Sebastian Vettel crossed the line first, but Lewis Hamilton was awarded the win. What followed was one of the most memorable podium protests in modern F1.We also celebrate the birthday of Luigi Fagioli — the oldest F1 winner in history — and rewind to 1968, when Bruce McLaren delivered his team’s very first Grand Prix victory.🛑 Penalties, pioneers, and podium drama — June 9 has seen it all.
2025-06-0911 min
Chequered Past8th June 2008: The Pole that Profited from Pitlane PandemoniumOn June 8th in F1 History — chaos at the pit exit, redemption for Robert Kubica, and the only victory for BMW Sauber.We also revisit Ricciardo’s breakthrough in 2014 and pay tribute to Ludovico Scarfiotti.Send us a textMusic by #Mubert Music Rendering
2025-06-0810 minChequered Past7th June 1998: The Champion that Caused ControversyMontreal. 1998. A race red-flagged, a restart full of chaos, and a reigning champion under fire. Michael Schumacher took victory — but not without a penalty, a push, and plenty of debate.Also in this episode:🇨🇭 The Swiss dreamer who tried to build an F1 empire – Peter Monteverdi.🇧🇪 Pedro Rodríguez’s fearless Spa win in 1970 — his last and greatest triumph.From controversy in Canada to courage in the Ardennes, this one has it all.Send us a textMusic by #Mubert Music Rend
2025-06-0712 minChequered Past6th June 1982: The Comeback that Conquered DetroitOn this day in F1 history — June 6 — we go street racing in the chaos of 1982 Detroit, where John Watson climbed from 17th to 1st in a legendary drive. 🇺🇸Plus:🟢 Jim Clark’s quiet but momentous debut in 1960🔴 The wild late drama of the 2021 Azerbaijan Grand PrixSend us a textMusic by #Mubert Music Rendering
2025-06-0512 minChequered Past5th June 1983: The Streets that Gave Legends their Last HurrahOn June 5, 1983, Michele Alboreto conquered the crumbling streets of Detroit to give Tyrrell and the legendary Cosworth DFV engine their final Formula 1 victory. We revisit that remarkable race, celebrate the birthday of engineering mastermind Patrick Head, and remember Gunnar Nilsson’s poignant win at Zolder in 1977. A tribute to final glories and lasting legacies.Send us a textMusic by #Mubert Music Rendering
2025-06-0512 minChequered Past4th June 1967: The Engine That Transformed F1On this episode of Chequered Past, we explore the key moments in motorsport history that took place on June 4.🏁 At Zandvoort in 1967, Jim Clark and the Lotus 49 made history with the debut of the Ford-Cosworth DFV engine – a game-changer that reshaped Formula 1🏁We remember Parnelli Jones, the legendary American racer who died on this day in 2024, reflecting on his fearless career across IndyCar, NASCAR, and beyond.🏁 And we revisit the cancellation of the 2021 Singapore Grand Prix, a stark reminder of how the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted even the fastest sport on earth.Three...
2025-06-0410 minChequered Past3rd June 1984: The Men that Mastered Monaco On June 3rd, legends were made and remembered. In this episode, we relive Ayrton Senna’s electrifying arrival in a rain-soaked 1984 Monaco Grand Prix, pay tribute to British great Roy Salvadori on the anniversary of his passing, and revisit the heartbreak and legacy of Graham Hill’s Monaco misfortune in 1962 – the race that set him on the path to becoming “Mr Monaco.” Send us a textMusic by #Mubert Music Rendering
2025-06-0311 minChequered Past2nd June 1991: The Victory that VanishedOn June 2nd, 1991, Nigel Mansell was just corners away from redemption. Dominant all afternoon in Montreal, the British lion looked set to take his first win of the season — until his Williams stopped dead on the final lap, in one of Formula One’s most infamous meltdowns.In this episode of Chequered Past, we relive the stunning twist that handed Nelson Piquet his final F1 victory and explore how a moment of misfortune rewrote a Grand Prix’s destiny.We also mark the legacy of Bruce McLaren, who died on this day in 1970 — not just...
2025-06-0212 minChequered Past1st June 1980: The Grand Prix that Didn't CountOn June 1st, 1980, Formula One descended into chaos as politics took centre stage at the Spanish Grand Prix. In this episode, we dive into the infamous non-championship race at Jarama, where a major team boycott split the sport and left the grid depleted. Plus, we celebrate Martin Brundle’s birthday and revisit Juan Pablo Montoya’s mastery at Monaco. Send us a textMusic by #Mubert Music Rendering
2025-06-0110 minChequered PastIntroducing Chequered Past🏁From forgotten races to legendary drives, tragic turns to triumphant comebacks — Chequered Past dives into the key moments that happened on this day in F1 history.🎧 In each bite-sized episode, we unpack iconic races, celebrate F1 birthdays and anniversaries, and uncover the stories behind the stats.Subscribe to get your daily dose of F1 excitement!Send us a textMusic by #Mubert Music Rendering
2025-05-3001 min
DESDE REDRUM CON AMORDESDE REDRUM CON AMOR-Elliot Goldenthal-PROGRAMA 46Repasamos la trayectoria del gran compositor americano ELLIOT GOLDENTHAL,con Frederic Torres y Alfonso Nieto junto a Curro Martin en la presentación y selección musical.Escucharemos suites de ALIEN 3,BATMAN FOREVER,BATMAN Y ROBIN,TITUS,COBB,ENTREVISTA CON EL VAMPIRO y muchas bandas sonoras más del autor.
2025-01-1040 min
Big Hitters OnlyReaction: Elliot Cadeau’s And-1 Three Gives UNC The Win Over Notre DameThe Tar Heels squeak out a win at Notre Dame thanks to an And-1 three by Elliot Cadeau in the closing seconds. Spenser Dalton, Connor Sparrow, and Ross Martin provide instant reaction to the game and break down Ian Jackson’s career high 27 point performance and all other major takeaways.
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(00:18) - Introduction
(01:55) - Initial Thoughts
(05:45) - Ian Jackson Emergence
(12:34) - More Positive Takeaways
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2025-01-0430 min
Think Business with TylerLessons in Financial Management and Decision-Making for Entrepreneurs with Elliot H KallenHey there, welcome back! Today we're chatting with Elliot Kallen, a seasoned entrepreneur and financial guru who’s got some wild stories and practical advice. From surviving hectic start-ups to launching a teen suicide prevention charity, there's a lot of takeaways in this one. Let's get started!My Links: https://linktr.ee/thinktyler https://thinktyler.com/podcast_episode/financial-management-elliot-h-kallen/Podcast: ThinkBusinesswithTyler.com Host: Tyler Martin Business Coach Linkedin Instagram YouTube Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/
2024-11-1837 min
LIFE IN FILMWhat's Your Story - Martin Kove? #98Join this channel to get access to perks: EARLY Access, EXCLUSIVE Episodes & Much More! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpeD7roEp99UANH0HVZ3dOA/join
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Martin Kove has a staggering 230 IMDB credits, you may know him from 'Rambo II', 'Wyatt Earp' and depending on when you were born either 'Karate Kid' or Netflix's 'Cobra Kai' as the villain's John Krease.
We chat about working with Tarantino, starting out with Stallone and why tenacity is...
2024-11-1237 min
21st Century EntrepreneurshipElliot Kallen: How Do Entrepreneurs Overcome Life's Darkest Moments?Elliot Kallen is a seasoned entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience, having founded five businesses and a nonprofit foundation that tackles one of society’s most pressing challenges—youth suicide prevention. We spoke about the winding path of entrepreneurship, the personal and professional obstacles that come with it, and how to navigate both success and tragedy.In this episode, Elliot opens up about the importance of resilience, fortitude, and perseverance in business and life. He shares how the loss of his son to suicide became a driving force behind his nonprofit, which now saves lives in five coun...
2024-09-2321 min
A côté de mes pompes !#261 - Elliot - marathonien et atteint de mucoviscidose, le souffle de la vie !Bienvenue dans ce nouvel épisode du podcast "À Côté de Mes Pompes" où j'accueille Elliot, un jeune athlète qui, malgré sa mucoviscidose, a réalisé des exploits sportifs remarquables, en bouclant en avril dernier son premier MARATHON à Paris. Atteint de mucoviscidose depuis son enfance, Elliot nous raconte comment il a transformé une faiblesse en force et a réussi à terminer cette course de 42 km.Nous abordons les sujets clés de son parcours : des premières années marquées par des difficultés respiratoires et une surprotection maternelle, aux dé...
2024-09-061h 21
Sub 3Week 2 review and an interview with MartinEpisode 3, we dive into the second week of marathon training, sharing how each of us approached it, how we found the different sessions and we use AI to assess our performance against the plan. We then touch upon what's to come in week 3 before being joined by Martin who shares his journey towards a sub 3 hour marathon with a very close result. Whether you're aiming for a sub-3 marathon or just love the sport, this podcast is for you!
2024-07-1047 min
Politically High-Tech176- Actionable and Logical Spirituality with D. Neil ElliotSend us a textYour host and D. Neil Elliot talks spiritual with an intersect Science and Logic. Listen to stay calm during the storm and refresh your subconscious. Follow D. Neil Elliot at ...His Websitehttps://www.dneilelliott.com/the-bookFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/dnelliottInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/dnelliott64/LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/neil-elliott/Twitterhttps://twitter.com/realNElliottIf...
2023-12-2858 min
The Mindset Advantage Poker Podcast159 - Martin Jacobson - All In: The High Stakes of Building a Poker CareerMartin Jacobson, from Stockholm, has made a significant mark in the poker world. He started playing poker at 18 and went on to win the WSOP Main Event in 2014, with a prize of $10 million. Recognized for his talent, in February 2015, he was honored as Player of the Year by 'Poker.se', a title held by notable players like Viktor Blom and Chris Bjorin. In 2017, Jacobson further cemented his status in the poker community by becoming a brand ambassador for 888poker. As of 2021, his live tournament winnings have surpassed $17 million, with 39 cash finishes in World Series events totaling $12.150 million...
2023-11-3030 min
Wrestlers and Nerds Podcast58. An interview with Keith Elliot GreenbergI had the pleasure of doing an interview with a true legend in the world of pro Wrestling, Keith Elliot Greenberg, former writer for WWE Magazine, Author of two fantastic wrestling books: Too Sweet and Follow the Buzzards and a WWE historian.
I met Keith outside of Wrestlecon by chance and we started talking about pro wrestling and doing an interview in the future. So here is the interview and Keith is giving a unique insight to the revolution of the indie scene leading up the game changer the first All In and the formation of AEW.
2023-05-151h 15
The Connected College Podcast with Elliot FelixJennifer Martin on Learning About Yourself Through the ApplicationHow can your college application not a chore but instead a way to learn about yourself and make such an impression on a college they can’t wait to meet you? College admissions expert Jennifer Martin takes us through how students can use their essay to do just that, how to build a college list, and balance all the advice students get on college.Here are the links to the website and blog mentioned in the episode.You can find the book How to Get the Most Out of College here.Visit us at El...
2022-11-0316 min
The Scotchy Bourbon BoysFour Roses Master Distiller Brent Elliot Sits down with the Boys and talks Bourbon to start Season 4Send us a textThe Scotchy Bourbon Boys have gone on the road in KY! Join them in starting season 4 with Brent Elliot The master Distiller of Four Roses in this week podcast from the tasting lab at four Roses in Lawrenceburg Ky! Find out what's happening at Four Roses and dive into the mind of the man who heads the team up for all those yeast strains voice over Whiskey Thief Add for SOFLSupport the showhttps://www.scotchybourbonboys.com The Scotchy bourbon Boys are #3 in Feedspots Top 60 whiskey podcasts in the wo...
2022-09-1458 min
The Elliot Resnick ShowMartin Luther King Jr. – A Societal Stalker?What if Martin Luther King Jr. isn't the hero we think he is? Author Vince Ellison, a "fearless truth teller" and a black man himself, argues that MLK encouraged blacks – to their detriment – to look to whites for their salvation rather than improve their own lives. If someone hates you, outperform him; don't stalk him, Ellison argues. He also excoriates the Democratic Party for what it's done to Black America. Be prepared to think about the civil rights movement in an entirely new fashion.
2022-09-0833 min
From the FounderSeason 3 Episode 2 | How Joe Martin Revolutionized The Subscription Box Industry | From The FounderJoe Martin went from a struggling college student, to creating the largest full-size beauty-box in the world. How did Joe break into the makeup industry, and what did he do to turn Boxycharm into a leading beauty company? Find out in this all-new episode of From the Founder! ***Note from the producers: This episode was filmed in June 2021. Joe is no longer a part of Boxycham/BFA. We cant wait to see what Joe tackles next, and you can be sure the From The Founder team will be there to update you on his journey.
2022-03-1523 min
ELLIOTHouse of Groove #001 (David Penn, Martin Ikin, John Summit...)~ House of Groove #001 ~
Your monthly dose of Groove! This episode features tracks from David Penn, Martin Ikin, Mark Knight, John Summit & many more!
Follow me on my social media @elliotdeejay for more music and good vibes! ➔ linktr.ee/ElliotDJ
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Tu dosis mensual de Groove! En este episodio suenan temas de David Penn, Martin Ikin, Mark Knight, John Summit y muchos más!
Sígueme en mis redes sociales @elliotdeejay para más música y buen rollo! ➔ linktr.ee/ElliotDJ
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Tune in monthly to 'House of Groove' to listen to banging groovy House tracks with all the energy from a live D...
2021-10-3159 min
One Pint, One Song with Elliot PorterOne Pint, One Song Episode 7 - Christina MartinOne Pint, 🍺 One Song
Join us for episode 7 of One Pint, One Song when I will be chatting to award-winning Candian Roots/Rock singer-songwriter, Christina Martin!
It's exciting to have Christina on as she is a great songwriter and storyteller so don't miss out, subscribe to the Youtube Channel @ElliotPorterMusic to get notified when we go live.
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The Injury [Pro]ne Fantasy Football PodcastGeorge Kittle, Calvin Ridley, Ezekiel Elliot, Chubb, Ekeler, the Seattle BackfieldGeorge Kittle, Calvin Ridley, Ezekiel Elliot, Chubb, Ekeler, the Seattle Backfield
2020-11-0609 min
Entrepreneur TruthsElliot Kay - Speak Up NowElliot Kay’s words say it all “Speak up Now”. We discuss Elliot’s career, the highs, the lows, how he’s dealt with them and how he’s had to adapt to an instantly shifting marketplace during the global pandemic. As co-founder of Speaker Express, he encourages others to share their brand story. He’s trained many people on how to use public speaking as a tool for growth. A Google testimonial sums it up ‘Phenomenal training for phenomenal business owners’. A really engaging, insightful & humorous session!
2020-07-2400 min
ELLIOTDance Mix (Only Remixes Challenge) - Mixed by Elliot #048~ Mixed by Elliot #048 ~
I was nominated by @demirhilal to do an #OnlyRemixesChallenge so here it is, mixed by Elliot to move your body! I leave the tracklist below so there's no cheating ;)
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Pues me nominó @demirhilal a hacer un #OnlyRemixesChallenge así que aquí está, mezclado por Elliot para que bailéis! Dejo la tracklist abajo para que no haya trampas ;)
Sígueme en mis redes sociales para más música y buen rollo! (Enlaces en la bio del perfil)
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2020-04-261h 01
Jayce and Jensen: Morning Sports PodcastThe Last Dance, Derae Elliot, and Khalil FullerThe Last Dance has blown up and the Michael Jordan story is analysed here along with special guests Derae Elliot and Khalil Fuller, graduates from CSUSM mens basketball and more.
2020-04-2216 min
ELLIOTMartin Garrix Year Mix - Mixed by Elliot #039[Re-uploaded from Mixcloud]
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Rewind to 2018 of the world's #1 DJ @MartinGarrix with this mix! :)
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Rebobina al 2018 del DJ nº 1 del mundo @MartinGarrix con este mix! :)
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The 'Mixed by Elliot' sessions are played, mixed and recorded live by Elliot, bringing you the vibe and the energy from a live DJ set.
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Las sesiones 'Mixed by Elliot' son tocadas, mezcladas y grabadas en d...
2020-02-2639 min
Revive Yourself Podcast With Ryan Martin147 – Revive Yourself – Elliot Overton on the dangers of Oxalates & Why a Plant Based Diet Isn’t for EveryoneToday’s guest came highly recommended and boy he didn’t disappoint. Elliot Overton is a nutritional therapist whose journey into the natural health world came after he developed some minor health issues of his own after an extended back-packing trip through Asia. He decided to take responsibility of his own health and began researching ways by which he could find a resolution without the use of pharmaceutical medications. He soon discovered that the solution to his problems was rooted in nutrition and basic lifestyle principles, and after making the necessary adjustments he was able to heal himself.
Through his own e...
2020-02-241h 53
The BIG Sound Machine PodcastElliot Porter - Lanes: Album Run ThroughInspired by songwriters including Damien Rice, Glen Hansard and Neil Young - Elliot Porter's debut E.P Sleeping Under The Stars as released in November 2012. It includes the track She Only Goes which held the number one spot on Cambridge 105FM’s unsigned chart for 13 weeks and also led to a nomination for Best Male Solo Artist at The Cambridge NMG Awards.
Regularly securing radio play from BBC Introducing and BBC Radio 2, Elliot has made a host of festival appearances including How The Light Gets In and Homegrown.
Debut album Lanes was released in March 2019, wit...
2020-01-211h 06
ELLIOTMartin Solveig Mix - Mixed by Elliot #013[Re-uploaded from Mixcloud]
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Enter the club vibe with this @MartinSolveig only mix!
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Entra en la atmósfera de club con esta sesión de sólo @MartinSolveig!
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2019-12-2847 min
Game/Life Balance U.S.Elliot Callighan Talks “Unlock Audio” and Sound Design for Media (Game/Life Balance U.S. Podcast Ep. 059)Elliot Callighan, composer and sound designer for media and adjunct professor at DePaul University, joins Cody to discuss his new project, Unlock Audio. It’s a tool for re-framing game audio to make it developer-centric from both a creative and business perspective. They also talk game design education, sound design, and — of course — what video games they’ve been playing lately! 10 tips for creating a stylish kid’s room on a budgetPaint. Painting remains one of the most affordable ways to decorate a space. Use stickers. Wall sticker art is one of the most popular ways to decorate a child’s room — and...
2019-04-2346 min
The Mindset Advantage Poker Podcast091 - Kevin Martin - Leveling Up Your SuccessIn this episode, Kevin Martin, former Big Brother winner, Twitch streamer, and professional poker player, reveals how his studying to get cast on the show helped the way he studies the complexities of poker. Elliot and Kevin discuss why having a healthy body and mind is critical to success – especially during multi-day tournaments. Listen in to hear a young and successful expert of the game share how he boosts his confidence, when he sits out of a game, and why his girlfriend's support might just be his deadliest weapon. Visit The Mindset Advantage Podcast or find us on...
2018-12-0630 min
Oly & Elliot Wax Lyrical1.5 Livin’ La Vida Loca – Ricky Martin – ‘Every chip shop has an award.’Ricky Martin sounds like a thoroughly lovely chap. Even if we’re convinced this song is about heroin… @waxlyricalpod @olyedkins @elliotmvaughan
2017-12-0800 min
Oly & Elliot Wax Lyrical1.5 Livin’ La Vida Loca – Ricky Martin – ‘Every chip shop has an award.’https://waxlyricalpodcom.files.wordpress.com/2017/12/waxinglyrical-livinlavidaloca-final.mp3
Ricky Martin sounds like a thoroughly lovely chap. Even if we’re convinced this song is about heroin…
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2017-12-0800 min
The Mindset Advantage Poker Podcast065 Kevin Martin on Winning Big Brother Canada 5Kevin Martin is a professional MTT player, Twitch Streamer, PokerStars Pro and Reality TV Superstar. After a 9th place finish in Big Brother Canada Season 3, he returned in Season 5 and went all the way to the end, facing off with his biggest rival in the final competition of the season. While his opponent crumbled under pressure, Kevin's experience in high-pressure final tables showed, and he was able to win easily. This allowed him to vote out his only competition and win the show, and $150,000, by a 9-0 vote. Even if you've never watched...
2017-05-2736 min
INSPIRED EDINBURGH - THE HOME OF POWERFUL CONVERSATIONSEP1: Martin Georgiev - From Introvert To ExtrovertThis episode features Martin Georgiev - an entrepreneur, rocket scientist and super-connector!
Martin is the founder of Charmfinity (http://www.charmfinity.com), creating the life you want by using proven principles of success and happiness and has numerous courses on motivation and success on online learning platform Udemy (https://www.udemy.com/user/mindengine)
In this episode we cover Martin's backstory, how he sought mentorship from online learning guru Jimmy Naraine and enlightened entrepreneur Peter Sage as well as his future goals and purpose.
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2016-12-2358 min
Anything Goes w/ Darren Frost & Dave MartinGavin Crawford and Laurie ElliotOn this weeks episode Darren Frost & Dave Martin have Gavin Crawford of this Hour Has 22 Minutes promoting his upcoming shows. Also in Studio we have the very funny Comedian Laurie Elliot. The hosts argue about having fun at work as well. Off the Top there is an appearance from Kristeen von Hagen & Christina Walkinshaw. Listen & enjoy.
2013-06-1956 min