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    Olympics.com Podcast

    At Olympics.com, we tell Olympic stories year-round. Come along with us for in-depth interviews with the inspiring individuals who capture the world’s imagination every two years as they go faster, higher, stronger – together. Host Nick McCarvel is joined regularly by one-of-a-kind guests – including athletes themselves, coaches, sporting legends – as well as Olympics.com producers and contributors – and more. Catch new episodes on Wednesdays every other week.

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    The uphill battle facing the USA artistic swimming team Jul 03, 2019
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    Andrea Fuentes has a difficult task. She is hoping to use her experience, as a four-time synchronised swimming Olympic medallist, to qualify an American team to the Olympics. The U.S. hasn’t entered a team since Beijing 2008. The country used to dominate the sport – can they beat the odds and reach Tokyo 2020?

    “We are doing in five months what others took years to achieve,” said Fuentes.

    Ahead of the Pan American Games and the FINA World Aquatics Championships, we follow a coaching team determined to realise a dream.

    LINKS:

    Andrea Fuentes Instagram

    Reem Abdalazem Instagram

    USA Synchro

    Ed Knowles Twitter

    Adam Peaty Instagram

    Olympic Channel Instagram


    How in sync are divers Jennifer Abel and Melissa Citrini? Jun 26, 2019
    Show notes

    They are one of Canada’s big medal hopes for the FINA World Championships 2019. The diving pair are big friends in and out of the swimming pool. After two fourth place finishes at Rio 2016, Jennifer Abel needed the help of a new partner to put the ‘dark thoughts’ to one side. Melissa Citrini has made diving more fun for Abel. We talk Olympic goals and karaoke songs with the pair (singing included).

    LINKS

    Jennifer Abel on Instagram

    Melissa Citrini on Instagram

    Ed Knowles on Twitter

    Scott Bregman on Twitter

    Miss Val episode


    Putting the gun down to become one of the world’s best b-boys Jun 18, 2019
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    Breaking legend B-Boy Moy was carrying a pistol to school the day his life changed. He discovered breaking at a talent show. After winning countless awards and contests, he’s now a big advocate for taking the sport to the next level: the Olympic Games. We spoke to Moy Rivas about his devotion to dance, hip hop, and positivity.

    LINKS:

    All you need to know about the Breaking World Championships

    B-Boy Moy Instagram

    Ed Knowles Twitter

    Why Olympic Skateboarding will be awesome


    Why Olympic skateboarding at Tokyo 2020 will be great Jun 12, 2019
    Show notes

    Women’s skateboarding, the ultra-competitive USA team, and core skating. There’s a lot to talk about as the countdown to the Olympics is officially on for skateboarding with qualification already underway. We caught up with Dashawn Jordan and Jenn Soto to talk gender equality and equal pay in skating. Plus, will we ever see skateboarding at the Paralympics? Oscar Loreto Jr and Aaron Wheelz Fotheringham are hoping to make that dream a reality.

    LINKS

    USA Skateboarding Instagram

    Dashawn Jordan Instagram

    Jenn Soto Instagram

    Nyjah Huston podcast episode

    FAQ on skateboarding qualification at the Olympics

    Ed Knowles on Twitter


    FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019 preview Jun 05, 2019
    Show notes

    We have travelled the world to find the best football stories ahead of the WWC in France. There are two exclusive interviews with senior FIFA officials: Fatma Samoura (Secretary General) and Sarai Bareman (Chief Women’s Football Officer). Plus, we went to Malaga to speak to refugee Ode Fulutudilu about her call up to the South Africa squad. We also took a trip to Orlando, USA, to speak to Jamaican teenager Jody Brown on playing against her idols.

    LINKS

    Ada Hegerberg episode

    Ed Knowles on Twitter

    Nicklas Vinde on Twitter

    Fatma Samoura on Twitter

    Sarai Bareman on Twitter

    Ode Fulutudilu on Twitter


    This Paralympian lost his sight but reawakened a sporting ambition May 29, 2019
    Show notes

    His vision became impaired but it meant earning a shot at his dream: representing his country at Tokyo 2020. British judoka Elliot Stewart had given up on following his father’s footsteps to become an Olympian. When he lost his sight, he lost his job and was unsure of his direction in life. Stewart returned to judo, came third at the World Championships, and looks to be a strong candidate for the British Paralympic team.

    “I lost my vision. But I can do the sport that I love. And go to the place that I’ve always wanted to go which is the Paralympic Games.”

    LINKS

    Elliot Stewart Twitter

    British Judo Twitter

    Ed Knowles Twitter

    David Weir episode


    John McAvoy: The armed robber redeemed by sport May 22, 2019
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    John McAvoy is an Ironman triathlete. The first part of his life was spent in prison or committing serious crime. Now, he’s broken world records in indoor rowing and had top-level meetings with the UK government the UK government. McAvoy vowed to change his ways when his friend died in a car chase. He left behind a criminal life of chasing money to focus on motivating and inspiring people. “If you gave me the option between winning a gold medal at the Olympics, or sacrificing my whole athletic career to stop one kid going to prison: I’d sacrifice everything,” he said to the Olympic Channel Podcast.

    LINKS

    John on Instagram

    Olympic Channel on Instagram

    Ed on Twitter


    Ada Hegerberg – the footballer dominating Europe and fighting for equality May 15, 2019
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    The Norwegian striker is going for her fourth consecutive Champions League title and has broken goal records consistently. The Olympic Channel Podcast found out about why she’s passionate about equality in women’s football, her Ballon d’Or win, and her ambitions with club Olympique Lyonnais.

    LINKS

    Ada Hegerberg Instagram

    Nicklas Vinde Twitter

    Ed Knowles Twitter


    How figure skater Gracie Gold deals with mental health issues May 08, 2019
    Show notes

    Depression, anxiety, and an eating disorder all disrupted the dreams of American figure skater Gracie Gold.

    She won two US National titles as a teenager and took an Olympic bronze medal home from Sochi 2014.

    But in 2017 she withdrew from competition to seek treatment for her mental health.

    Gracie is now taking a day-by-day approach to recovery as she explains in this honest, open, and raw interview.

    LINKS:

    Gracie Gold on Instagram

    Evgenia Medvedeva, Jason Brown and Brian Orser episode

    Ed Knowles on Twitter


    The epic story behind the shirtless flagbearer who is aiming to represent Tonga again at Tokyo 2020 May 01, 2019
    Show notes

    Pita Taufatofua grabbed everyone’s attention when he arrived at Rio 2016’s Opening Ceremony with his bare, coconut-oiled chest. And then he did it again at PyeongChang 2018 in below freezing conditions. From escaping avalanches in Iceland to ending up thousands of dollars in debt, the Tongan took on every problem with a smile. His sporting career started in taekwondo, then he moved to cross country skiing, and now he’s hoping to become a kayaker. Pita’s positivity is infectious so we joined him for in depth chat at his home in Tonga.

    LINKS:

    Pita Instagram

    Ed on Twitter

    Kristina Vogel episode


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