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Double D Live Returns: Catching Up, No Notes, No Filter (opens the original)
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Double D Live is back on the air, or near enough. It has been well over a year since Sarah Elebert and Muireann O'Toole Brennan last hit record, and this episode picks the show back up exactly the way it always ran: two friends, no notes, no running order, just a text that morning asking, "Any chance you're free for a record tonight?" What follows is an unfiltered, unstructured catch-up between two co-hosts who had a lot of ground to cover. The conversation moves through the year in between: a g
Niamh Fitzpatrick: “It Was So Woo-Woo.” Now It's the Whole Practice. (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Equitas Podcast, Sarah talks to Niamh Fitzpatrick of Equine Therapies Ireland — a former ten-year AIG finance professional turned equine bodyworker and energy practitioner. Their conversation moves from a corporate redundancy that forced a total reinvention, through years of hiding the intuitive, energetic side of how she actually works, to the home-based practice in County Wexford where she no longer has to. The moment — involving a dog, a stack of hay bales, and a sudden
Jem Croft: Not a Paralympian, Not Therapy - Just an Equestrian (opens the original)
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What do you do when the one relationship in your life that's never let you down is with a horse, and everything else has just fallen away? In this episode of the Equitas Podcast, Sarah welcomes back Jem Croft ( @jemcroftpararider ), a disabled equestrian and advocate who's spent the last few years pushing the industry to make space for riders who are neither Paralympians nor therapy stories - just equestrians who happen to be disabled. Their conversation moves from the ex-racehorse mare who read
Rhianna (The Eleventh Hour Concierge) on Making It Happen and Sniffing Out a Flaker a Mile Off (opens the original)
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What does it take to go from grooming at two World Games to building a business where clients call you, quite literally, at the eleventh hour , and trust you to make it happen? In this episode of the Equitas Podcast, Sarah speaks with Rhianna, founder of The Eleventh Hour Concierge, an equestrian and lifestyle concierge business built out of more than a decade spent behind the scenes as an international show groom. Their conversation moves from the riding school where she started as a ten-year-o
Maeve Sheridan - "I found my brave pants in my 40s." (opens the original)
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After qualifying for the Badminton Grassroots Championships, Maeve Sheridan joins Sarah to reflect on the journey that took her there. From buying Pronto as a newly-backed three-year-old to producing him herself while balancing work, family life and horses, Maeve shares the reality behind one of the biggest milestones of her riding career. Together they discuss preparation, confidence, setbacks, rider fitness and what it really feels like to gallop across the famous Badminton turf. It's an hones
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