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October 27 & 28: No One Rides Alone
Can someone with Multifocal Motor Neuropathy (MMN) ride the route of the Tour de France? That’s what Clive Phillips and four fellow veterans set out to discover during the Tour de MMN 2025. Following the 1955 Tour de France route, the team set out to see if they could ride in the wheel tracks of the first British Tour de France team.
Would they overcome the challenges of the Alps, Mont Ventoux and the Pyrenees? Or would the impacts of this rare disease on Clive’s motor function and strength bring him and the team to a halt?
From Making the Most of Now and the team at Silvereye films behind the award winning “One Day Ahead”. No One Rides Alone, follows the team as they ride around France, connect with the rare disease community and learn more about MMN and the impacts it and conditions like it have.
Featuring double Paralympic gold medalist Ben Watson and Italian para-triathlete Ilaria Brugnoli, No One Rides Alone is a journey of discovery and an intimate portrait of how with team work, positivity and a willingness to be vulnerable we can achieve the seemingly impossible.
Set against the majesty of the French landscape and a remarkable historical achievement. No One Rides Alone tells an inspiring story that has lessons for us all whatever challenges we face. The film aims to raise awareness of MMN, inspire the rare disease community and raise funds for MMN Research.
No One Rides Alone is an impressive achievement in both storytelling and cinematography. The film maintains a strong visual identity throughout, bringing the landscapes, physical demands and emotional highs and lows of the journey vividly to life. It shines an important light on illness, motivation and resilience, delivering a powerful reminder of what can be achieved when we refuse to let our circumstances define what is possible.
In the News
What Can the Vietnam War Teach Us?
In her 1968 essay, “Trip to Hanoi,’ Susan Sontag wrote that being in Hanoi was for her “very least a duty.” She continued: “What I’m not yet reconciled to is that it’s also a piece of political theatre. They [the North Vietnamese] are playing their roles, we (I) must play ours (mine). The heaviness of it all comes from the fact that the script is written entirely by them; and they’re directing the play, too. Though this is how it has to be — it’s their country, their life-and-death struggle, while we are volunteers, extras, figurants who retain the option of getting off the stage and sitting safely in the audience.” [FULL REVIEW]
Yellow Bicycle founder and former Marine scout swimmer Joshua Crone and award-winning author and former Marine Recon sniper .
The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation is pleased to announce Joshua Crone of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Brennan Morton of Havertown, Pennsylvania as recipients of the Foundation’s 2026 Annual Awards. They will be honored at the Annual Awards Dinner on April 25 at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia. Crone received The Lieutenant William Broyles Award for his play A Marine Walks Up to the Pearly Gates, which examines the human cost of war from the American Revolution to Iwo Jima to Afghanistan through the voices and journeys of fallen Marines. [FULL ARTICLE]
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