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Sep 16, 2026

PhilippaHOST
4:46
they are inside so you know we've had problems in history when there aren't enough sons and this is a problem where you've got too many sons or at least and this actually happens again in in in the future as well but anyway we're going to just stick with henry ii and his brood of sons but so first of all henry ii so he is he's the first i suppose plantagenet king of england he reigns between uh 1154 11 and to 1189 and he was the son of the formidable empress matilda and her second husband, Geoffrey of Anjou.
PhilippaHOST
5:26
And he was born in 1133 in Le Mans, in France.
PhilippaHOST
5:30
Now, Matilda, to put this into context, was the surviving legitimate child of Henry I.
PhilippaHOST
5:40
And if you've ever heard of the White Ship Disaster, so that is the sinking of a ship off.
MazHOST
16:40
And the other thing is with them as well, because they're not at home until mid-November, they're not even staying in Crestel.
MazHOST
16:47
Their next home match is in Le Mans, and then they're in Strasbourg, and then they're he-
HuwHOST
16:52
Oh, yeah.
MazHOST
16:52
They're everywhere.
Isabella AbreuGUEST
25:33
Actually, I mean, we were there since 7 a.m. to like 7 p.m. And I was there alone.
Isabella AbreuGUEST
25:39
I was in Le Mans.
Isabella AbreuGUEST
25:40
And I was there by myself.
Isabella AbreuGUEST
25:42
Then we had the first race also there by myself.
Isabella AbreuGUEST
25:55
I have to tie my own helmet.
Isabella AbreuGUEST
25:56
It's fine.
Isabella AbreuGUEST
25:58
But yeah, I was traveling from Paris to Le Mans to Toulouse to Dijon.
Isabella AbreuGUEST
26:05
It was eight hours.

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Sep 11 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN
7:25
At one point in 1154, Henry’s title list read King of England, Duke of Normandy, Anjou, Maine, Touraine, Poitou, and Aquitaine.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
7:34
That’s effectively half of medieval France in the hands of a man born in Le Mans.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
7:39
This massed power set up the Angevin Empire, an Anglo-French polity that would dominate continental politics for decades.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
7:47
It also put Henry under the shadow of Louis VII, his former feudal overlord.
Mike EllisGUEST
32:30
That's a, that's a tough one.
Mike EllisGUEST
32:32
Um, you know, I have wishes like I'd love to have LeBron back, but that ain't going to happen with ultimate being out there.
Mike EllisGUEST
32:45
Um, I'd love to have Formula One, you know, the cars, the circuits, the whole shebang.
Mike EllisGUEST
32:52
But that's I don't know.
Colin FurzeGUEST
30:30
You feel sort of left out, but also involved.
Colin FurzeGUEST
30:33
So anyway, the following year we thought, right, let's go to the MotoGP at Le Mans in France and we'll all buy cheap mopeds.
Colin FurzeGUEST
30:40
Brilliant.
Colin FurzeGUEST
30:40
And we'll ride there and then we can smash them up, burn them or whatever.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
8:37
think he was in
LindsayGUEST
8:38
24 Hours of Le Mans I don't know so like my entry point was coming home from being at a con and Ryan being like you have to watch this show
GooeyHOST
8:48
That's that's amazing.
GooeyHOST
8:49
And I started in

1 HR 15 MINS LATER

LindsayGUEST
83:29
And he snapped at something after an IndyCar race.
RyanGUEST
83:36
He also didn't...
RyanGUEST
83:36
He was in Le Mans.
RyanGUEST
83:39
24 Hours of Le Mans.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:08
Tell your friends they can get their own copy wherever they get their podcasts.
Johnny PalmerHOST
0:16
into the pits comes one of the two Alpines the 36 Jules Gounon driven car which was third and he's going to get a driver change as well and I reckon this will be Victor Martins to take over who has been a star through this point I noticed that Alpine made a conscious decision to turn him into the qualifying driver a couple of rounds ago and he's done an excellent job with that as well he had to feature it at Le Mans because remember you had to use if you've got as far as Hyperpole 2 at Le Mans you have to use a different driver every time but Victor Martins wasn't part of the qualifying duties certainly at Spa but he was in Sao Paulo and he has been notably picked up as one of the very quick drivers this weekend at Kota so let's see what he can do in car number 36 And will they expect a driver change in the 35 car as well? And that will be a switch.
Johnny PalmerHOST
1:20
Well, potentially, or will they retain Antonio Felix da Costa? Charmelis is likely to go back into that car, but maybe only for the final stint, car 35.
John HindhaughHOST
1:30
Yeah, just the important thing about that 007 tyre change by the way, I think that's the first time they've been on mediums, so front, I got them the wrong way, no I didn't get the wrong way about it, it was front left and rear left six laps old but the right hand side's brand new yes that's what I saw going on I'm confusing myself with what I'm seeing but that's the first time that car's been on anything other than hard tyres in this race the track temperature has dropped but not by much 44.1 it was up to 47.48 early on air temperatures remain relatively constant actually at about 34 35 celsius throughout this race and here is the i think what will be no maybe not um as they come into the pit lane here's the rest of the stops Antonio Felix da Costa goes through to take the lead but he has to come in next time round he's got next to nothing in the tank that is really pushing it very very tight indeed 2% as he went down through the S's that is going to be zero by the time he comes in Dries van Toor on 5% 3% for Paul-Loup Chattan in the Magma the Genesis Magma racing car that is now cycling through into third the more laps you can do here the further into this last two hours is going to pay dividends later even whatever happens but if we stay green particularly that will make your last stop shorter you will need less energy simple as that

8 MINS LATER

Bruce JonesCORRESPONDENT
11:20
Yeah,
Earl BamberGUEST
11:21
thank you.
Johnny PalmerHOST
11:25
A smile for Earl Bamber he's managed to get the car in at the end of that stint it was a tough tough run Jack Aitken now though taking over who is most recently the qualification driver just fell short at Le Mans in June but came back on form last time out in Sao Paulo Brazil to lock out the front row with Will Stevens in the number 12 car Good run again for Robert Kubica, but he's not quite close enough this time as Kubica's
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:00
radio.
Rob ZacnyHOST
28:20
I am too tired to keep doing this.
Rob ZacnyHOST
28:23
I was thinking about Robert Kubica doing a four-hour stint last year at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Rob ZacnyHOST
28:29
and it's like oh yeah that that becomes more of an insane athletic feat now when you think about it uh like multi-hour endurance racing stints uh admittedly your body has more time to reset down the straights because you're not dealing with quite the the same crazy cornering but those cars are so stiff and the cornering is so much more violent so it was like one of those things where yeah just driving a a baby car uh you know around the track was utterly shattering um And I think if you pull up Discord, you'll see a couple photos from the track day.
Rob ZacnyHOST
29:06
The gray car, that is being used for the trail braking tutorial.
Bailey SarianHOST
13:52
So that would make Leia somewhere around like 16 or 17 years old.
Bailey SarianHOST
13:56
Around this time, Christine started working for a well-off fancy family in Le Monde, a retired lawyer by the name of Rene Lancelin.
Bailey SarianHOST
14:07
circling back to the guy from the beginning.
Bailey SarianHOST
14:10
Now, again, the Lancelins were like a very well-established family, not to mention well-respected and even envied for their lifestyle and their beautiful ass home.

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