publication about the sport that they love. Sam
Watson and Diarm Byrne are brilliantly funny and
incredibly interesting, with the best friend
dynamic shining through. Diarm LOVES statistics,
displaying the same sort of excitement as a
Labrador puppy or a small child on Christmas
morning.
It isn’t just previews and reviews though” said Nicole,
when asked about what we can expect from the
Eventing Podcast moving forward, “we’re looking at
chatting to different top riders and talking to them about
what makes them tick and how they are so successful.
They really do have some incredible stories.”
“
Sam is incredibly intelligent and
insightful with the added element of
being a pro rider. Jenni Autry brings
the American flair and insight into the
world of US eventing, which is so often
overlooked her in the UK in favour of
the European circuit or the riders from
down under. Bring in Nicole as a host
and, a self-confessed eventing geek
and someone that may just be able to
keep Sam and Diarm under control
and you have the makings of a great
show.
The interview between Sam and Tim Price is great. Tim
by his standards has had such a difficult season in 2016
and he was so frank and honest and about the
psychological impact it has had on him. So we’re
looking at doing different ‘Locker Room Talk’ with
different riders and then as we move into next season
we’ll be looking at the form of different horses as well.”
“
With plans a foot to keep the Podcast regular with
weekly downloads available as we move into the 2017
season, looking at previews and reviews, are we
“Eventing is behind the times in terms looking at the future of eventing media? Accessible,
of being able to evaluate a performance insightful, something that takes seconds to download
and look at trends and things like that” and provides hours of easy listening for those on their
added Nicole, which is a key goal that commute or even just out hacking.
the Eventing Podcast team look to
“We’ve got loads of great ideas and we can look back at
address.
loads of key events in the sport. We don’t have to just
look at 2016, we can look back at stories that have
“We’ve had listeners from all over the
world. We’ve had people coming in shaped the sport, like how Michi Jung became a God of
eventing or Pippa’s Grand Slam. Basically we’re all
from all over the world and we are
covering events all over the world as eventing geeks and it’s interesting to just talk about it.”
well – Lyon, Boekelo, Adelaide for
example” giving the podcast a truly
global flavour and appeal.
Eventing Podcast is available on iTunes and SoundCloud or you
can listen to the shows at www.eventingpodcast.com