FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019 preview
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 Bar...
5 Kesä 201930min
This Paralympian lost his sight but reawakened a sporting ambition
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...
29 Touko 201924min
John McAvoy: The armed robber redeemed by sport
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...
22 Touko 201946min
Ada Hegerberg – the footballer dominating Europe and fighting for equality
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 equali...
15 Touko 201924min
How figure skater Gracie Gold deals with mental health issues
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...
8 Touko 201932min
The epic story behind the shirtless flagbearer who is aiming to represent Tonga again at Tokyo 2020
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 condition...
1 Touko 201927min
Cheerleading in England and the chemotherapy nurse
As Alexandra Banfield prepares to represent England at the 2019 ICU World Cheerleading Championships in Orlando, Florida, the Solihull-based athlete explains how she balances an emotional job as a che...
24 Huhti 201915min
Briana Williams – one of the fastest teenagers on the planet
She’s fast. She’s Jamaican. And she’s coached by four-time Olympic medallist Ato Boldon. Briana Williams won the 100m and 200m at the U20 World Championships. Now, she is hoping to reach the 2019 Worl...
17 Huhti 201921min
