Captains with Sam Warburton

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Publisher |: Crowd Network

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Interview,; Personal Journals,; Retired Athletes,; Rugby,; Sports & Recreation

Categories Via RSS |: Business,; Personal Journals,; Society & Culture,; Sports

Captains is a new Crowd Sports podcast that gives listeners the inside story of how the most successful teams come together, grow and ultimately – win.
Each episode, Sam Warburton - former British & Irish Lions rugby captain - is joined by a different world-class sporting leader as they compare notes, relive those life changing moments and share stories about what it’s really like to wear the armband at sport’s highest level.
We’re all in a team somewhere; whether that is with friends, at home or at work.
Captains is self-improvement through storytelling, offering valuable insight we can all learn from.

People |: Sam Warburton (@samwarburton_)
Country Of Origin |: United Kingdom
Produced In |: Cardiff, Wales
Premiere Date |: 2023-01-06
Related Hashtags |: #CaptainsPod
Frequency |: Weekly
Explicit |: No

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18 Available Episodes (18 Total) / Average duration: 00:50:06

Date Duration Most Reviewed Highest Rated

18 Available Episodes (18 Total)Average duration: 00:50:06

Apr 24, 2023

00:47:26

Sam’s guest this week is a double Olympic gold medallist, the President of World Athletics but perhaps best known as the man who delivered London 2012.

Lord Coe breaks down the importance of building world class teams with a shared vision, something he experienced in the build-up to the Games.

The pair discuss the need to create an environment where people can flourish and, crucially, able to challenge those in a leadership role.

They discuss dealing with criticism and techniques to successfully get people onboard when things are challenging.

Don’t just keep asking how, ask why.

Use #CaptainsPod to get in touch with Sam on social media.

Email: captains@crowdnetwork.co.uk

LinkedIn: Captains with Sam Warburton

Twitter: @samwarburton_

Instagram: @samwarbs

TikTok: @samwarbs

Find out more about the online Sport Business, Management and Policy masters degree at Manchester Metropolitan University here: https://globalonline.mmu.ac.uk/online-courses/msc-in-sport-business-management-and-policy/?utm_source=Sport_Social_Podcast&utm_medium=Podcast&utm_campaign=Sport_Social_April_2023

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Apr 17, 2023

00:49:03

Sam’s guest this week is Man City Women’s captain and former England skipper Steph Houghton.

A hugely influential figure in the growth of women’s football over the last decade, Steph talks openly about how she dealt with the disappointment of missing out on the Lionesses historic Euro 2022 win.

The pair also reflect on trying to influence a group while on the sidelines and lessons learned on taking leadership roles within groups where there are more experienced people around.

Use #CaptainsPod to get in touch with Sam on social media.

Email: captains@crowdnetwork.co.uk

LinkedIn: Captains with Sam Warburton

Twitter: @samwarburton_

Instagram: @samwarbs

TikTok: @samwarbs

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Apr 10, 2023

00:50:49

This week on Captains Sam is joined by Olympic legend Sir Chris Hoy. The Team GB flag-bearer at London 2012, Chris is the most successful track cyclist ever, with six Olympic Gold medals and eleven World Championship titles to his name. The pair discuss the power of visualisation and compare how they each used it during their careers. Chris’s achievements owe a lot to his mindset but, as he explains, patience and consistency are also key. He talks about the importance of accepting that the road to the top takes time – valuable advice for anyone listening no matter what stage of their journey they are at. Use #CaptainsPod to get in touch with Sam on social media. Email: captains@crowdnetwork.co.uk LinkedIn: Captains with Sam Warburton Twitter: @samwarburton_ Instagram: @samwarbs TikTok: @samwarbs Find out more about the online Sport Business, Management and Policy masters degree at Manchester Metropolitan University here: https://globalonline.mmu.ac.uk/online-courses/msc-in-sport-business-management-and-policy/?utm_source=Sport_Social_Podcast&utm_medium=Podcast&utm_campaign=Sport_Social_April_2023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Apr 03, 2023

00:57:37

“I was deeply lost in my own issues and as a result I was not a good captain.”

This week Sam is joined by one of sport’s most recognisable names, English rugby icon and World Cup winner Jonny Wilkinson.

The pair reflect on the price of success in an intense environment and how the impact of your actions can have long-lasting effects – both positive and negative - on you and your surroundings.

They discuss how to deal with stress and pressure and why, ultimately, you need to understand yourself before you can understand others.

This is a conversation about life and sports leadership on an elite level, packed with insight that we can all benefit from.

Use #CaptainsPod to get in touch with Sam on social media.

Email: captains@crowdnetwork.co.uk

LinkedIn: Captains with Sam Warburton

Twitter: @samwarburton_

Instagram: @samwarbs

TikTok: @samwarbs

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Mar 29, 2023

01:14:46

Today on Captains we have something a little something different for you. We've teamed up with Jonny Wilkinson's podcast called I Am... and we have an episode you might enjoy with Australian cricket icon Justin Langer.

I Am... is all about human potential. Through discussions about peace and performance, it can take you to places you might not expect.

Justin Langer has had a brilliant sporting career - both as a key member of a legendary Australian national team and as a coach. During Justin’s tenure in charge of the squad, they went on to take back the ashes, win their first ever T20 World Cup and earn their way back to the coveted number 1 World ranking spot.

If you enjoyed this, listen to more episodes over on the I Am... feed and be sure to keep your eye out for Jonny’s episode of Captains, coming soon.

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Mar 27, 2023

00:57:14

“I’ve never once tried to make an excuse for any of my behaviours in the past. The hardest part is owning who you actually are.”

This week on Captains Sam is joined by Troy Deeney.

The Birmingham City captain opens up about his tough upbringing and discusses how those early life-changing experiences - including a prison sentence - helped shaped his leadership style later in his career.

Having captained teams involved in both promotions and relegations, Troy talks about the motivation needed when leading during difficult periods, as well as the importance of showing respect and being responsible for your own actions.

Use #CaptainsPod to get in touch with Sam on social media and make sure you follow our LinkedIn page for extra leadership tips. Get in touch with Sam via captains@crowdnetwork.co.uk.

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Mar 20, 2023

00:47:46

This week Sam is joined by professional cyclist and Ineos Grenadiers road captain Luke Rowe.

Luke breaks down one of sport’s most misunderstood roles, highlighting the importance of communication and organisation with teammates while out on the road in high-pressure race conditions.

Loyalty is a theme that runs throughout and Luke talks openly about how he dealt with the disappointment of being disqualified from the Tour de France in 2019.

Use #CaptainsPod to get in touch with Sam on social media and make sure you follow our LinkedIn page by searching for ‘Captains with Sam Warburton’ for extra leadership tips. Email the show on captains@crowdnetwork.co.uk.

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Mar 13, 2023

00:52:46

“What motivates and excites people is passion. You’ve got to give a sh*t about what you’re doing!”

This week Sam’s guest is former England and Great Britain captain, Rugby League legend Jamie Peacock.

One of the most successful and decorated forwards to ever play the game, Jamie reflects on his time at Bradford Bulls, his move to bitter rivals Leeds Rhinos, and outlines his really strong and clear approach to leadership – focusing on honesty and being true to your word.

To support Jamie’s friend and former teammate Rob Burrow, visit the Motor Neurone Disease Association website: https://www.mndassociation.org/get-involved/donations/rob-burrow/

Use #captainspod to get in touch with Sam on social media and make sure you follow our LinkedIn page by searching for ‘Captains with Sam Warburton’ for extra leadership tips. Email the show on captains@crowdnetwork.co.uk.

Subscribe to Crowd Sports+ on Apple to join The Huddle and receive bonus content and ad-free episodes. You can also listen ad-free on Amazon Music.

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Mar 06, 2023

00:54:09

This week Sam is joined by former England netball captain Serena Guthrie.

A legend of the sport with over 100 caps to her name, Serena reflects on her leadership journey; from starting out aged 16 at Bath to leading England out at a home World Cup.

Authenticity and honesty are key pillars to Serena’s captaincy style as well as being aware of the importance of leaving a positive legacy - there are plenty of useful lessons here that we can all learn from.

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Feb 27, 2023

00:48:20

Advice for modern managers? Just win!

Sam’s guest this week is one of the most respected names in football, Martin O’Neill. A European Cup winner as a player, he led Northern Ireland at the 1982 World Cup before winning trophies in England and Scotland as a manager.

Martin reflects on how leadership – both captaincy and management – has evolved during his career and discusses what traits he looked for when appointing captains.

He played for Brian Clough at Nottingham Forest and worked with Roy Keane with the Republic of Ireland, Martin is experienced in understanding how to bring the best out of people.

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Apr 24 | 00:47:26

Seb Coe: “Weak leaders love weak people around them”

Apr 17 | 00:49:03

Steph Houghton: Influence, winning cultures and Lionesses heartbreak

Apr 10 | 00:50:49

Sir Chris Hoy: Visualisation, consistency and star-studded weddings

Apr 03 | 00:57:37

Jonny Wilkinson: Intensity, awareness and finding your truth

Mar 29 | 01:14:46

Introducing: I Am... With Jonny Wilkinson

Mar 27 | 00:57:14

Troy Deeney: Respect, relegation and seeing people crumble

Mar 20 | 00:47:46

Luke Rowe: Communication, loyalty and Tour de France disqualifications

Mar 13 | 00:52:46

Jamie Peacock: Passion, friendship and being true to your word

Mar 06 | 00:54:09

Serena Guthrie: Authenticity, hand-written notes and feeling like The Beatles

Feb 27 | 00:48:20

Martin O’Neill: Motivation, managing up and earning praise from Brian Clough

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