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Emergency on Planet SportThe PoemsWith the series commissioned, we - the production team at NinetyFour19 - immediately set ourselves a unique challenge; we wanted to start each episode, setting up the subject and posting challenging questions, without employing a traditional "presenter". We kicked some ideas around; something daring and ear-grabbing... provocative and thought-provoking. Before long, we settled on the plan; we'd write totally unique pieces of poetry, set them to a brand new music soundtrack, and record them using award-winning actors and sound designers. Conscious that you may not have the time to listen to the entire series, here are the eight pieces, bac...2021-02-0112 min
Emergency on Planet SportEpisode 1: The Breakdown.So let's start at the beginning; a breakdown of the facts regarding climate change, what it is and what's happening to the world around us? And why does sport have such an uneasy relationship with the environment on which it relies? To help with the masses of questions, the one athlete you need at "the breakdown"; Australia legend David Pocock, the undisputed master of the loose ball, over a long international Rugby Union career. He tells how being engaged has helped provide balance in his life, how we all have a "moral obligation" and the need to "up our amb...2021-01-2239 min
Emergency on Planet SportEpisode 6: The Snow Go ZoneOne of the most vivid, visual and dramatic impacts of climate change on sport can be felt in the mountains; on the snow and the ice. The next Winter Olympics, in Beijing, will be held mainly on fake snow. Broadcaster Matt Chilton, it would be fair to say, isn't wild about the prospect. Is there a future for the winter games at all? What about the ski industry and the future for lower-lying resorts? This is sport but also family time and livelihoods, as Val D'Isere veteran Henry Schniewind will tell you. Hear first hand experiences from the mountains, from...2021-01-2232 min
Emergency on Planet SportEpisode 4: The Motorsport ParadoxMotorsport knows, better than most, how to move, accelerate and innovate. A perceived "dirty" sport is actually much cleaner and greener than we might imagine. No great surprise, therefore, that on climate change action, they're leading in many areas. Formula 1, advised by Futerra's Solitaire Townsend, have an ambitious 2030 netzero target. Here is a sport not afraid to take heavy decisions, and fast. The all-electric Formula E series takes things a step further. Julia Palle, from the Formula E leadership team, explains how "Extreme E", a brand new series for 2021, has been conceived primarily to help raise climate change awareness. Veloce...2021-01-2234 min
Emergency on Planet SportEpisode 2: The Heat ExtremesIf warming trends continue, how long before some sport, in some parts of the world, becomes unsustainable? We always think of ambient air temperature but need to consider surface, clothing, equipment, radiant temperature... How close are we to breaking point and who's deciding when that arrives? First hand stories from Lucie Safarova (tennis) and Amy Steel (netball) illustrate the urgency of the situation. Scientific analysis from Professor Mike Tipton (University of Portsmouth), Stephanie Hall and Jamie Goldie (Monash University, Melbourne) reveals the impact on the human body of the heat extremes. "What are we waiting for? What, on e...2021-01-2240 min
Emergency on Planet SportEpisode 5: The Hole In OneOne of the less-discussed sports in the climate conversation is golf. But the potential effects oof climate change on the sport long term are huge. Perhaps we just don't know it yet. IIn the UK, all the "Open Championship " courses hug the coastline where erosion is a rapidly increasing concern. This special report from Montrose, on the east coast of Scotland, illustrates the severity and urgency of this. John Adams, from Montrose Golf Links, takes host Jonathan Overend on a guided tour of the endangered holes. Thankfully, the sport's governing body, The R&A, is proactive and keen to broaden...2021-01-2231 min
Emergency on Planet SportEpisode 7: The Olympic-Sized QuestionIf the Covid-19 pandemic has taught us anything, it's the need to adapt. Our lives have changed; the way we live our lives has changed. So why is our response to the climate emergency not the same? The longer term impacts are, potentially, much worse. Perhaps the threat doesn't feel so immediate or dramatic. So maybe we need to bring some of that adaptability to our thinking in the way sport is organised. We talk about major events, in particular the Olympic Games, with a leading athlete, rower Melissa Wilson, and a too coach, Triathlon's Ben Bright. Is it time to...2021-01-2237 min
Emergency on Planet SportEpisode 8: The Solutions/The FutureThe season finale looks at the potential future for sport as we know it, in these uncertain times, with positive solutions, ideas and best practice. It's all about connections and adapting and Sport Positive's Claire Poole is the perfect guest. She talks about her work with the Sport Positive Summit and outlines the United Nations Sport for Climate Action Framework. One of the signatories is English Football League club Forest Green Rovers and their Chairman - eco entrepreneur Dale Vince - joins the pod to talk about his work in transforming the club into the greenest in the world. What...2021-01-2249 min
Emergency on Planet SportEpisode 3: The Water ExtremesOne of the most obvious effects of climate change is on the weather. Scientific projections clearly show extreme weather patterns becoming even more extreme. So for a sport such as cricket that is bad news, depending on which part of the world you're in. In England, for example, rain washes out plenty of the cricketing summer. Dan Cherry, from Glamorgan CCC, the worst hit county, reveals the impact not just on the bottom line but on the sport's ability to attract new audiences. However, in South Asia, the problem is lack of water and the implications for pitch maintenance, illust...2021-01-2238 min
Emergency on Planet SportEpisode 0: The TrailerAthletes, clubs and governing bodies tell stories from three angles; the impact of climate change on everyday sport, the contribution of sport to the global emergency and the solutions sport can deliver to help make a difference. Can sport lead on this? Why are athletes afraid? What can we all do to help make positive changes? 2020-12-0901 min
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A various mix of Deep House, House, Tech House, Techno and Hard Techno is beat mixed in such a slick way it will take you to new heights of musical experience and you feel trapped to dance until the very end of the show.
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