And Away We Go F1 Podcast
And Away We Go F1 Podcast
Podcast Description
And Away We Go F1 Podcast goes beyond the track limits to talk about Formula 1, travel, food and lifestyle of F1 destinations. Hosted by Dianne Bortoletto a pre-Drive to Survive (D2S) F1 fan, and Monique Ceccato, a post-D2S fan. In each half-hour episode, they recap the race, unpack F1 rumours, hold thought-provoking discussions, interview interesting people, and chat about the lifestyle surrounding the world’s greatest sport, including travel, food and, if Lewis’ outfit warrants it, fashion. Although they’re separated by 14,000 kilometres—Di in Margaret River in southwest Western Australia and Monique in Norway—F1 brought them close together. Since discovering they both live to hear the words “Lights out and away we go!” they’ve been blowing up each others’ inboxes with facts, opinions, and rumours every race weekend. When messages escalated to long voice memos, the idea for And Away We Go F1 Podcast was born. As travel writers and food lovers, Di and Mon bring a new perspective to Formula 1, going beyond the track limits to share the places, people and cuisine of each F1 host destination with listeners.Thanks for listening. Until lights out....And Away We Go F1 Podcast © 2024 by Dianne Bortoletto & Monique Ceccato is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast delves into various themes including Formula 1 race recaps, discussions around F1 culture, food, travel, and fashion tied to F1 destinations. Specific episodes have featured topics like the rise of female karting talent in Australia, insights from an F1 photographer at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, and travel tips for attending GPs, creating a rich tapestry of F1-related content.
Away We Go Podcast goes beyond the track limits to explore Formula 1, from racing to the travel, food and lifestyle of Grand Prix destinations.
Hosted by Dianne Bortoletto, a pre-Drive to Survive F1 fan, travel writer and publicist with experience working in motorsport, the podcast offers a different perspective on the sport.
Expect race recaps, informed opinion, thoughtful discussion, and interviews with journalists, industry insiders and guests who have experienced Formula 1 up close.
The show combines Formula 1 analysis with stories from the paddock and insights into the places, people and culture that surround the sport.
Until lights out.
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What do you do when you photograph one of Formula 1’s most compelling personalities, pitch the story to every major magazine, and get knocked back by all of them? If you’re Esme Buxton, you build your own magazine.
Esme is a fashion photographer and the founder and editor of The Paddock Journal, a Formula 1 fashion and lifestyle publication that launched just over a year ago and has already become one of the most distinctive new voices in the sport. Based in Cheltenham, England, she joins Di this week to talk about how a single photoshoot with F1 TV presenter Laura Winter became the catalyst for something she never quite planned, but couldn’t stop once it started.
In this episode they get into what it actually took to produce a print magazine in just over two months, with a team of three people and no publishing experience between them.
The debut issue featured Cadillac F1’s chief brand advisor Cassidy Towriss on the cover, shot on location in Miami, wearing her own wardrobe of couture Dior, including a piece lent to Jennifer Lawrence for the Oscars. Esme talks about what it was like to spend time with Cassidy, why her story deserved to be front and centre, and what the experience of building the magazine from the ground up actually looked like behind the scenes.
They also talk about the moment Susie Wolff told Esme she knew and loved The Paddock Journal, the editorial philosophy behind a publication that deliberately seeks out the voices in Formula 1 that rarely get heard, and why Esme believes the sport’s fashion and culture scene has been dramatically underserved by media for years.
And if you’re someone who has ever wondered how to break into Formula 1, Esme has a clear and genuinely encouraging answer for you in this one.
Plus, The Paddock Journal Atelier: a fashion showroom and styling experience launching at Monaco and Silverstone this season in partnership with the Pop-Up Hotel, where fans can shop motorsport fashion brands, work with a stylist, and attend events including a gala at Silverstone.
This interview was the inspiration behind Away We Go’s own Substack https://awaywegopodcast.substack.com.
The Paddock Journal / https://thepaddockjournal.com The Paddock Journal on Instagram / https://www.instagram.com/thepaddockjournal
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