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The Maréchal Perspective

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Christian Maréchal thought ‘podcast’ referred to the actors in a play for dolphins. “I don’t think I’d be any good,” he said “I can’t do the clicks.” So says the man who is in the running for the most interesting man in the world, according to the editor of this web site anyway.

If you have a taste for deadpan Brit wit – sharp, dry, and cooler than Arctic road-kill – you'll like how Maréchal slices and dices his topics, rolls them in the super-dry sand of his brain’s Gobi Desert region, and serves them on ice to make his point.

He and the dolphins take no prisoners. (“They’re man-eating dolphins.”) Enjoy.

Christian Maréchal is a British writer whose home is in California. A firm believer in variety as the spice of life, he pioneered the UK ultralight aircraft market; worked as an award-winning writer and creative director in advertising agencies in London, San Jose and San Diego; and left his advertising job to report the 1992-1995 Bosnian war from inside besieged Sarajevo for British and European publications. He has raced cars, piloted aerobatic aircraft and flown ultralight displays at the Paris Air Show. Having survived advertising, war, car wrecks and airplane crashes he now lives at a less hectic pace and lower altitude which affords splendid opportunities to craft satirical commentary offering dignity to the common place and sparing not the holy grails of contemporary society.

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