An incredible interview drops today as we speak with a true icon of freestyle skiing, Peter Judge. A Canadian trailblazer in the sport, Judge not only helped lay the foundations for freestyle skiing as we know it today, but also played a pivotal role in shaping some of its greatest athletes – including having a hand in the rise of Dale Begg-Smith. We dive into Peter’s remarkable journey through the sport, from its formative years in the 1970s and 80s through to his influence on the expansion of freestyle events at the Olympic Games in the 2010s. He reflects on his own competitive success, how he believes he would have fared had freestyle skiing been Olympic during his era, and shares fascinating insights into working with Begg-Smith. Along the way, he also recounts his involvement in a famous ski movie and even offers the unique Freestyle Skiing origins of the humble Walkman. It’s a wide-ranging and memorable conversation you won’t want to miss!

USA bobsleigh has a rich legacy of success, and an exciting new wave of athletes ready to carry it forward. Today, we bring you a blend of both past and future in one epic conversation. We’re joined by triple Olympian and Olympic silver medallist Chris Fogt, along with current Team USA athlete Azaria Hill, to dive into their careers and the mentorship shaping the next generation. From how their roles in the US Army influence both coaching and competition, to why Azaria’s Olympic dreams are practically the family business, and even how Flavor Flav is lifting team morale, this chat has it all. Two incredible athletes. One incredible sport. Get your sleds ready, this is a conversation you won’t forget!

South Africa isn’t a nation you’d expect to produce many Winter Olympians—especially athletes with no background in winter sports. But Matt Smith is no ordinary competitor. Known as the “Snowbok,” he only picked up skis three years ago and set himself an audacious goal: qualify for the Olympics in Cross-Country Skiing and fulfil his childhood dream of representing his country on the world stage. Amazingly, Matt did exactly that, achieving his dream by qualifying for Milano Cortina next month. Through perseverance, determination and a relentless never-say-die attitude, he has pushed himself to the brink of a moment few would have believed possible. In this extraordinary chat, Matt shares his lifelong drive to wear South Africa’s flag at the highest level, the obstacles he’s had to overcome, and why he hopes his Olympic journey can inspire more non-traditional nations to embrace winter sport. It’s an epic conversation you won’t want to miss!

With the Milano Cortina Olympics fast approaching, we’re back with all the latest news as the countdown continues! Ben is joined by Raphael to break down everything that’s happened over the past week, including our latest sport preview. We dive into how last weekend’s Olympic ice hockey test event played out, with a special report from the ground by correspondent Brian Pinelli, who was there to witness it firsthand. There’s also discussion on a major star announced for the Opening Ceremony, our thoughts on the official theme for the 2026 Olympics, and a big update on a huge week for Team OTP. Plus, we give a full preview of one of the Olympics’ most underrated disciplines: Nordic Combined. Strap yourselves in for another packed episode you won’t want to miss!

At the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, Chris Lillis made history, winning gold in the debut of the Mixed Team Aerials event in Freestyle Skiing. It was the USA’s first Aerials medal in 12 years and a defining moment in a family legacy that’s been building for over a decade. In this epic chat, Chris takes us through his journey in the high-flying world of Aerials — from his beginnings in upstate New York to training down under for his second Olympics. He reflects on his hunger for more success at Milano Cortina 2026, including the individual medal he believes was within reach in 2022. We also dive into how Team USA became the powerhouse of Mixed Team Aerials, which two former guests Chris shares close ties with, and which famous athlete he proudly calls a friend. It’s an inspiring and unmissable conversation with one of Freestyle Skiing’s biggest stars.

In 2024 and 2025, Canadian Skeleton racer Hallie Clarke made history by becoming the first-ever Skeleton athlete to win both the Junior and World Championships in the same year. Her stunning World Championship performance also saw her crowned the youngest World Champion in the sport’s history. In this episode, we chat to Hallie about her remarkable rise through the ranks of one of the fastest and most dangerous sports on ice. She shares how she found her way into Skeleton, what it’s been like competing for both the United States and her home country of Canada, and why sometimes, crossing the line in a crash can still count as a win. It’s an inspiring and fearless conversation with one of skeleton’s brightest young stars you won’t want to miss!

It’s that time of the week once again for your Olympic NEWSCAST, as we welcome back everyone’s favourite British expert, Alex, to break down all the biggest stories from the week and deliver our latest sports preview! We discuss the newly revealed designs for the Brisbane 2032 stadium and debate whether they hit the mark, while also exploring why the firm behind them brings some serious Olympic credentials. We also run through the latest updates from several Milano Cortina venues and unpack exactly what on earth ‘penis-gate’ is and why it’s become one of the most talked-about topics for a certain Olympic sport. Plus, we dive head-first into our newest sports preview, taking a closer look at curling and why it’s always a must-watch at the Winter Games! It’s another action-packed episode you won’t want to miss!

Michael Milton is Australia’s most decorated Winter Paralympian, winning half of the country’s gold medals in Winter Paralympic history across five Games from 1988 to 2006, and even competing in the 2008 Summer Paralympics in cycling. Nearly two decades after retiring, Michael announced in late 2025 that, at the age of 52, he’s making an extraordinary comeback to the sport that made him a household name. In this episode, we chat with Michael about his remarkable return, the incredible life challenges he’s overcome, his extraordinary achievements, and why the world should watch out for him in Milano Cortina. It’s an unforgettable conversation with one of the most inspiring people you’ll ever hear.