שרון גל - 02-01-22 - שעה ראשונה

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan on Day 2 of the 2022 Cheltenham Festival. Reflecting on Honeysuckle's ruthless efficiency and Constitution Hill's breathtaking brilliance, Nick and Jane consider the potential match up at Punchestown as well as looking ahead to Shishkin/Energumene round 2 and so much more. On a better than expected day for British Racing and Breeding, Edwardstone's co-owner/breeder Robert Abrey revels in the joy of yesterday's Arkle, while Lucinda Russell talks Corach Rambler and today's Brown Advisory fancy Ahoy Senor. JA McGrath takes time out from Cheltenham to take us to Hong Kong, while resident artist Liz Armstrong joins the party again.

Ep 441 - Cheltenham Day Two - Honey or the Hill?

Tom today speaks to trainer Gordon Elliott who looks set to run eight, possibly nine horses in search of his third Grand National. He discusses their relative chances and puts to bed any concerns about stable form. Senior writer at the Racing Post Lee Mottershead joins us to react to this and to give his Grand National views. Jim McGrath gives us an exclusive Chris Waller interview where he sets out his Royal Ascot plans this year. And in today's Weatherbys bloodstock segment, Nick talks to Boardsmill Stud's John Flood.

Ep 455 - Elliott likely to run eight in National

Tom in for Nick and joined by horse racing and snooker broadcaster Rishi Persad to initially reflect on Allaho’s stunning performance in the Punchestown Gold Cup. Cheveley Park Stud’s Chris Richardson joins us to  give his thoughts and also gives an update on Inspiral who now misses this Sunday’s 1000 Guineas. Goff’s Nick Nugent is along to discuss tomorrow’s Punchestown sale after racing and we also have a feature on how Irish Racing and the Irish Prison Service are combining to help with or offender rehabilitation. We have the next instalment from Nick’s Watership Down visit and touch on this year's Kentucky Derby with our friends at In The Money Media and Maze Living.

Ep 472 - All the Superlatives

Nick is joined by RTE, ITV and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss today's news and events from around the Horseracing world. Jane previews the Irish Classics and Tattersalls Gold Cup this weekend (agent and racing manager Armando Duarte joins to talk about the chances of Alenquer), as well as looking forward to the Grand Steeplechase de Paris and giving her take on the Kieren Cotter cobalt fine and his subsequent reaction. Nick takes a leisurely amble through the Preakness Stakes with his NBC colleague Donna Brothers, who discusses the impact of D. Wayne Lukas on US horseracing and talks about her own TV work as a horseback reporter/interviewer. Later in the show, James Willoughby explains why TRC rankings make Baaeed nearer to Frankel than other ratings organisations and why Modern Games is currently the highest ranked of Charlie Appleby's three year old colts.

Ep 488 - Preaks and Troughs

Nick is at Royal Ascot, where he is joined on Day One by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to look ahead to a sublime day of sport. They look ahead to the potential epic between Nature Strip and Golden Pal, with a notable contribution at the track this morning from the latter's trainer Wesley Ward. With the TRC rankings in flux, James Willoughby assesses the likely impact of the first few races, while Jamie Hart considers how world pool punters might play the International horses and offers exotic possibilities for the Queen Anne. Later in the show Nick talks to Gaie Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, successful bidders at £1.2m for Derby runner-up Hoo Ya Mal at the Goffs London Sale, while farrier Barry Oldman explains his role during Ascot week.

Ep 505 - Continents collide in clash for the ages

"China is a strange, backwards nation ruled by tyrants," said the nation founded by Puritans who used to execute women for witchcraft and just killed reproductive rights protections because they think Jesus told them to.

The world is dominated culturally, economically and militarily by a regime that just killed women's reproductive rights because they make Jesus mad.

Reading by Tim Foley.

The World Is Ruled By A Backwards Puritanical Regime

, "Fade Up" de Zeg P avec SCH et Hamza est numéro un du Top sinngueuls grâce à un succès fou sur les plateformes de streaming.

Stories In Trance return for 2022 with this superb new release from Vince Schuld! This is SIT 179 - the two track single Summit Pass, including the Original and Matt Mancid remix. Released On Friday 19th August 2022.

Summit Pass

SIT 179 Vince Schuld - Summit Pass (Matt Mancid Remix)

RIP To My Tractor (prod. Ryini)

Michael Parenti has said that "Poor countries are not 'under-developed', they are over-exploited." The west tends to look down on the rest of the world for reasons that either directly or indirectly relate to the poverty in those nations, which is silly because that poverty comes largely from western theft and exploitation. It's like mugging someone and then scorning them for their empty wallet.

If you boil it right down and get real about it, most of the pride in western civilization is ultimately pride in being better at killing and stealing than other people. We're still morally at the level of invading and plundering nations while claiming it's justified because we are stronger than them, it's just procedurally a few clicks removed from doing that directly.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Ep 505 - Continents collide in clash for the ages

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