John Beattie's guest appearances

John Beattie

Cambridge Law: Public Lectures from the Faculty of Law

Laurel, Gary & Mark - 4KQ Breakfast

The Media Review

Alastair Stewart

Running with Dave

Inside Jogging Podcast

Heart to Hearth

Outside & Active

Julie Smith

Alastair Humphreys

Debra Wilson

Dave Smith

Steve Snyder

Clarence Thomas

John Corvino

Michael Wood

Jessica Litman

Michael Howard

Peter Jones

Paul Daly

Chris Barnes

Paul Levy

Richard Sennett

OwlTail

Welcome to episode five of the Outside &amp; Active Podcast, where hope to inspire you to make the most of the great outdoors. On this episode, I’m excited to talk to John Beattie from Move Better Run Better. This time of year can be hard to get out and run, walk, cycle or whatever your activity of choice is when it’s dark, cold and wet. On this episode with John, we peel back the why on what helps you to stay motivated and get outside and active this winter. John would like to invite you to join the upcoming Move Better Run Better free 5-Day Challenge, which will reveal How Marathon Runners Can Start To Reduce The Risk Of Injuries By Incorporating Strength And Conditioning. Injuries are horrible – no matter where you are with your running. This challenge will teach you how to incorporate S&amp;C properly and consistently into your training such that you can massively reduce the risk of injuries ruining your runningThe challenge starts on 31st January and you can see all the info and sign up using this link https://www.reduceriskofinjuries.com/RunningShowChallenge which we’ll also share in the show notes for easy access. About JohnWhen John was growing up, he needed something that he could use to get out of his very sporty brothers shadow with. After trying many different sports, why not give running a go he thought? John decided to enter the Great South Run 10-mile race, and as a 16-year-old with no formal running training ran a time of 59 minutes, finishing 75th out of 10,000 runners. That was it… He was immediately hooked. To cut a long story short, running has been his life ever since. With highs of representing England and Great Britain, and lows of horrible injuries, or being wheelchaired away from his first marathon – it’s safe to say John has been through it all.Since turning passion into profession and forming ‘Move Better Run Better team’, John and his team have coached hundreds of runners around the world to smash PBs, avoid and reduce injuries, and achieve things they previously thought beyond them. Outside and Active Podcast  Welcome to the Outside &amp; Active podcast where we aim to inspire you to lead a healthy active lifestyle outside with interviews from guests such as Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Dame Kelly Holmes, Ben Fogle, Kadeena Cox OBE, Julia Bradbury, Sean Conway, Paula Radcliffe MBE, Anna McNuff &amp; Jamie McDonald.   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to episode five of the Outside &amp; Active Podcast, where hope to inspire you to make the most of the great outdoors. On this episode, I’m excited to talk to John Beattie from Move Better Run Better. This time of year can be hard to get out and run, walk, cycle or whatever your activity of choice is when it’s dark, cold and wet. On this episode with John, we peel back the why on what helps you to stay motivated and get outside and active this winter. John would like to invite you to join the upcoming Move Better Run Better free 5-Day Challenge, which will reveal How Marathon Runners Can Start To Reduce The Risk Of Injuries By Incorporating Strength And Conditioning. Injuries are horrible – no matter where you are with your running. This challenge will teach you how to incorporate S&amp;C properly and consistently into your training such that you can massively reduce the risk of injuries ruining your running The challenge starts on 31st January and you can see all the info and sign up using this link <a href="https://www.reduceriskofinjuries.com/RunningShowChallenge" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.reduceriskofinjuries.com/RunningShowChallenge</a> which we’ll also share in the show notes for easy access. About JohnWhen John was growing up, he needed something that he could use to get out of his very sporty brothers shadow with. After trying many different sports, why not give running a go he thought? John decided to enter the Great South Run 10-mile race, and as a 16-year-old with no formal running training ran a time of 59 minutes, finishing 75th out of 10,000 runners. That was it… He was immediately hooked. To cut a long story short, running has been his life ever since. With highs of representing England and Great Britain, and lows of horrible injuries, or being wheelchaired away from his first marathon – it’s safe to say John has been through it all.Since turning passion into profession and forming ‘Move Better Run Better team’, John and his team have coached hundreds of runners around the world to smash PBs, avoid and reduce injuries, and achieve things they previously thought beyond them. <h1>Outside and Active Podcast </h1> Welcome to the Outside &amp; Active podcast where we aim to inspire you to lead a healthy active lifestyle outside with interviews from guests such as Sir Ranulph Fiennes, Dame Kelly Holmes, Ben Fogle, Kadeena Cox OBE, Julia Bradbury, Sean Conway, Paula Radcliffe MBE, Anna McNuff &amp; Jamie McDonald. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

John Beattie - Staying Motivated Through Winter

Episode 17 is here and it's a big one as we finally catch up with John Beattie and talk all things Great North Run. Josh has been practicing his marathon effort in Newcastle, but got very distracted by the big boys lining up. He spent more time fangirling Stewy McSweyn than he did playing his silly games on the computer this weekend, which says it all. Matt finished off his last big week of training with two quality sessions, but more importantly he fills us in on his review of a flat white in a can, in addition to updating us on his fruit harvest this week. Matt puts out an appeal for people to grow up and stop using acronymns in text and in life... FML he is hardwork. Aaron has had a bit more discussion with the GP's on his health issues, but helps read out Josh's week of training, due to Josh being in the car whilst recording. He is not best pleased with Josh still wearing spikes on the track for his marathon sessions, but the question is, will Josh ever take note? Thank you for all your 5 star reviews last week, feel free to comment a review too if you get two minutes spare and can think of anything useful. All of this will help us reach even more people, which should help us be able to bring you more great content ideas we have such as the tales of the farmers dog, or soiled pants weekly.  On that note, we’d love it if you tag fellow runners when we post out this show on social, if you don’t that’s of course your choice, but what I will say is that i’ll think much less of you as a person. We haven’t quite come up with the right idea for thanking our listeners just yet, as Clowesy is too busy to provide home delivery of his fruit produce, so drop us a message if you have any ideas, maybe some merch or a spot in Josh’s computer game team.

Episode 17 is here and it's a big one as we finally catch up with John Beattie and talk all things Great North Run. Josh has been practicing his marathon effort in Newcastle, but got very distracted by the big boys lining up. He spent more time fangirling Stewy McSweyn than he did playing his silly games on the computer this weekend, which says it all. Matt finished off his last big week of training with two quality sessions, but more importantly he fills us in on his review of a flat white in a can, in addition to updating us on his fruit harvest this week. Matt puts out an appeal for people to grow up and stop using acronymns in text and in life... FML he is hardwork. Aaron has had a bit more discussion with the GP's on his health issues, but helps read out Josh's week of training, due to Josh being in the car whilst recording. He is not best pleased with Josh still wearing spikes on the track for his marathon sessions, but the question is, will Josh ever take note? Thank you for all your 5 star reviews last week, feel free to comment a review too if you get two minutes spare and can think of anything useful. All of this will help us reach even more people, which should help us be able to bring you more great content ideas we have such as the tales of the farmers dog, or soiled pants weekly.  On that note, we’d love it if you tag fellow runners when we post out this show on social, if you don’t that’s of course your choice, but what I will say is that i’ll think much less of you as a person. We haven’t quite come up with the right idea for thanking our listeners just yet, as Clowesy is too busy to provide home delivery of his fruit produce, so drop us a message if you have any ideas, maybe some merch or a spot in Josh’s computer game team.

Episode 17: John Beattie & Josh fangirls at Great North Run

In our fourth episode, we chat with John Beattie. John resides in Dublin, and is an Assistant Architectural Conservation Officer at Dublin City Council. In today's chat, we cover everything from how John's career path led to his interest in built heritage, his diverse work experience -  as an NIAH recorder, a thatch apprenticeship, a committee member of the BLFI (Building Limes Forum Ireland) and his work as an Assistant Architectural Conservation Officer at Dublin City Council. We also discover the background to John's favourite Irish vernacular building. Hosted by Tríona Byrne and Róisín Beirne.Edited by Deirdre Keeley.Artwork by Róisín Beirne.Theme music by Cillian Byrne.Generously supported by the Heritage Council as part of their Heritage Sector Support Fund 2021. The podcast was recorded on Zoom in July 2021. If you have a question or feedback on the series, we’d love to hear from you so please get in touch by emailing us at spabireland@gmail.com. For more information on SPAB Ireland visit www.spab.org.uk/about-us/spab-ireland.You can follow our social media @SPABIreland on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/spabireland, Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/spabireland and Twitter - https://twitter.com/SPABIreland and you can also check our website https://www.spab.org.uk/members/regional-groups/spab-ireland. Subscribe, enjoy and please leave a review! 

In our fourth episode, we chat with John Beattie. John resides in Dublin, and is an Assistant Architectural Conservation Officer at Dublin City Council. In today's chat, we cover everything from how John's career path led to his interest in built heritage, his diverse work experience -  as an NIAH recorder, a thatch apprenticeship, a committee member of the BLFI (Building Limes Forum Ireland) and his work as an Assistant Architectural Conservation Officer at Dublin City Council. We also discover the background to John's favourite Irish vernacular building. Hosted by Tríona Byrne and Róisín Beirne.Edited by Deirdre Keeley.Artwork by Róisín Beirne.Theme music by Cillian Byrne.Generously supported by the Heritage Council as part of their Heritage Sector Support Fund 2021. The podcast was recorded on Zoom in July 2021. If you have a question or feedback on the series, we’d love to hear from you so please get in touch by emailing us at spabireland@gmail.com. For more information on SPAB Ireland visit <a href="http://www.spab.org.uk/about-us/spab-ireland" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.spab.org.uk/about-us/spab-ireland</a>.You can follow our social media @SPABIreland on Instagram - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/spabireland" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/spabireland</a>, Facebook - <a href="https://www.facebook.com/spabireland" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/spabireland</a> and Twitter - <a href="https://twitter.com/SPABIreland" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/SPABIreland</a> and you can also check our website <a href="https://www.spab.org.uk/members/regional-groups/spab-ireland" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.spab.org.uk/members/regional-groups/spab-ireland</a>. Subscribe, enjoy and please leave a review!

In conversation with John Beattie

Jake Smith

We're back again and we’ve got an action packed show this week, as Clowesy speeds around the streets of London and cements his status as the king of the podcast.  Josh has been smashing the miles and he’s hit 200km in his last 7 days, which sounds a bit better than 124 miles in the last 7 days.  We dial into Jake Smith fresh off his race victory at the Big Half and ask whether he needs a trip to Specsavers, as he resorted to asking strangers how far he had to go, instead of using any one of the massive markers by the side of the road. We’ve got a listener question to tackle, round up some other results from the week, and then call our guest for the week, 28:32 10k man and 2010 commonwealth games representative, John Beattie. 

We're back again and we’ve got an action packed show this week, as Clowesy speeds around the streets of London and cements his status as the king of the podcast.  Josh has been smashing the miles and he’s hit 200km in his last 7 days, which sounds a bit better than 124 miles in the last 7 days.  We dial into Jake Smith fresh off his race victory at the Big Half and ask whether he needs a trip to Specsavers, as he resorted to asking strangers how far he had to go, instead of using any one of the massive markers by the side of the road. We’ve got a listener question to tackle, round up some other results from the week, and then call our guest for the week, 28:32 10k man and 2010 commonwealth games representative, John Beattie.

Episode 14: Big Half with Jake Smith & Matt Clowes + John Beattie intro interview

John Beattie, British runner and founder of Move Better Run Better, sits down with Dave to discuss his experience running in the United States, his transition from the UK to the US, the international running community and more. For more information on John and his organization, check out the following links:MoveBetterRunBetter, Facebook page, and Instagram (@movebetter_runbetter). Or email John here: info@movebetterrunbetter.com.  

John Beattie, British runner and founder of <a href="https://www.movebetterrunbetter.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Move Better Run Better</a>, sits down with Dave to discuss his experience running in the United States, his transition from the UK to the US, the international running community and more. For more information on John and his organization, check out the following links: <a href="https://www.movebetterrunbetter.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MoveBetterRunBetter</a>, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/MoveBetterRunBetter/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook page</a>, and Instagram (@movebetter_runbetter). Or email John here: <a href="mailto:info@movebetterrunbetter.com">info@movebetterrunbetter.com</a>.

Fireside Chats with John Beattie of MoveBetterRunBetter

Alastair Stewart defends Sir Winston Churchill against charges of war criminality and white supremacy on BBC Radio Scotland with John Beattie and guests Ross Greer MSP and Professor Lucy Robinson. (January 2019)

Alastair Stewart defends Sir Winston Churchill against charges of war criminality and white supremacy on BBC Radio Scotland with John Beattie and guests Ross Greer MSP and Professor Lucy Robinson. (January 2019)

 BBC Radio Scotland with John Beattie - Is Churchill a war criminal? 

Eamonn, Anna and Stuart join John to discuss the Lord Ashcroft poll on indyref2, mass shootings in America and 8chan, plus whether papers are reviewing fewer shows at the Fringe.

John Beattie's Media Review 08.08.19

Catherine Barnard

The segment of the BBC Radio Scotland John Beattie programme broadcast on 22 February 2016 featuring Professor Catherine Barnard discussing how British citizens have been affected by being part of the EU. The complete programme and further information is available at http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b070d4wdProvided courtesy of the BBC.

The segment of the BBC Radio Scotland John Beattie programme broadcast on 22 February 2016 featuring Professor Catherine Barnard discussing how British citizens have been affected by being part of the EU. The complete programme and further information is available at <a href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b070d4wd" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b070d4wd</a> Provided courtesy of the BBC.