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In this episode we check in on Belgian rider Julien Despontin about his background, running a business, and the set backs he experienced after moving back to Belgium after 13 years in Germany.
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What can I say, the year is coming to an end, and we are in the middle of the Holiday Season getting closer to the year of 2024 by the minute. How very exciting!
Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year Everyone!
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This episode for sure qualifies as a minisode celebrating sparkles and twinkles, plus the ever so big hopes and dreams for the equestrian sporting season of 2024.
Next year will also offer an exiting podcast venture. Stay tuned, and don't forget to follow via your favourite podcast app.
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How many broadcasting services do we need to have to be able to follow equestrian sport from home? That is the big question of today's episode.
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Since this episode may be triggering. Please make sure to listen to the full episode before jumping to conclusions.
The old saying-Birds of a Feather Flock Together-feels quite appropriate in regards how the subculture(s) within equestrian sport works.
In this episode the Elephant in the room which would be Danish dressage rider Andreas Helgstrand.
The actual podcast Can We Be Real which this episode is named after is to be found here and the episode where Chris Stafford met Katie Prudent is to be found via this link.
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I wish to get in contact with people in the world of Eventing. Listen to the episode and you will find out more what I am looking for, what you can expect and how to get in contact.
Huge thanks up front!
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Let's talk Eventing Safety or, let's explore the concept of The Thinking Rider to encourage riders to make a safer cross country.
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The International Equestrian Federation - FEI - have allocated the World Championships for 2026. How did they do, and who is the target group of their new Anti Doping campaign?
Please listen, share, and don't forget to leave a five-star rating on Apple Podcasts. That would be amazingly kind of you. Stay tuned for more Rants & Rave and some exciting Interviews coming up :)
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What is the purpose of indoor eventing on an international level, and how good is it on a national base?
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Is it up to the international or any other sports federation to tell their athletes, officials and other stakes holders what they can and cannot say on social media? Share, discuss, and explore! Join the conversation! Let's create a ripple effect of thoughtful conversations that can lead to positive change within the sports community.
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