Do Journalists Hate YouTubers? Alex Goy Talks Mens Mental Health | Ep 30 | Drive Torque Podcast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
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His Pagani video from 10 years ago is one of my favorite of all time. Still watch it once a year or so
Fantastic isn't it, top guy too ❤️
Really enjoyed the content today @Alex your words about how us blokes find things difficult at times really resonates with me and is something that I struggle with to this day. For @Petrol Ped the comment about the selfies and dogs being “your” dogs made me chuckle as my wife says this when any of ours plays up. Keep it up guys 👍
Alex Goy is an absolutely superb presenter. His videos are superb and his presentation style and eloquence in description is / was superb.
When he stopped he was really missed.
He is very courageous and great to hear is story. Men are very poor at acknowledging the stress and the pressure they can be under.
It so important to get real support if you are finding life becoming challenging.
There is a fine line between banter and depression.
I am a firm believer in using a code word we should use if we are are really under stress. A word becoming more well accepted is “MUD”
If you have a friend who say this then please take it seriously…
Keep up the great interviews Pete and Joe! Brilliant work!
Cheers 😊
Thank you for the wonderfully kind words, we love Mr Got too ❤️
Brilliant episode, it’s good to talk as they say, a brilliant example to us all!
Great Podcast. The hour just flew by.
Having Bumped into Ped at the Goodwood Members meeting this year glad to hear that a quick hello isn’t unappreciated.
Love Alex Goya back catalog of work on TH-cam.
Hope to see him in front of a Camera in the future.
Annother great one guys, your guests are top notch and cover so many topic which makes it a normal chat with a friend kepp them coming
Loved this, thanks so much for the pods 😊
Thanks for tuning in!
Another great chat gents it’s like the background people weren’t even there ! Really enjoyed getting to know Alec, very eloquent.
Glad you enjoyed it Shaheen 🎬
I laughed when you said about the Petrol Pooch and Pup being recognised.
I did the same at a local event a couple of years back, where I recognised the dogs before the owner 🤣🤣 (Daniel from Gogglebox)
I’ve always assumed ‘an influencer’ can also provide a negative influence if that is appropriate.
Hmm you might be onto something there!
New Top Gear trio 👌🏻
Great video chaps
Thank you!
Can't wait to get into this one. Lets go 🎉
Hope you enjoy!
Cameo appearance by Patrick? 😂👍
Influencing is a bi-product of success, not something that's on demand...
As far as I have always understood the 'SUV' is a car that facilitates 'sporting' activities, such as kayaking, cycling, mountaineering and camping. You need to be able to get all your gear in the car and then it has to drive, possibly for several hour's - in relative comfort - on normal roads, to your chosen location. Then it has to traverse a few miles (or more) of off road tracks to get to your final destination, with all your sporting gear. This is much more common use case in the USA than the UK. That is what an SUV was meant for. However people liked the chunky looks combined with elevated driving position and almost normal driving characteristic's. Their success is based almost entirely on conveying a certain 'lifestyle' that only 0.001% (probably) of owners actually live but want you to think they do. As they are large they have space for batteries (which small cars don't - so much) so have become the de facto car of the new generation.
Regarding the title: I grew up around someone trying to enter journalism who found it impossible to get work at a publication, so was looking at a journalism degree. Meanwhile, Edwina Curry types were complaining about graduates not willing to make the tea and do shit jobs.
No idea what happened to him, hope it went well.