• Ep 4: A Horse is a Horse? (w/ Tasha Krug)

  • Nov 30 2021
  • Length: 32 mins
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Ep 4: A Horse is a Horse? (w/ Tasha Krug)

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  • On this week’s episode of AOTF: The horsepower spectacular!

    • Tasha Krug, engineer and navigation rally driver, again joins us on the pod! You can find her on either Instagram or Twitter (@TashaFierce_26).
    • In F1, is it about the car or about the driver? Is every horse just a horse? Are there any sports where differences in the equipment have no influence on the outcome?
    • We talk nonsense about horse breeding, ponder why jockeys are so underpaid, and marvel at another of the ways in which Nikola Jokic is fascinating.

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