We sit down with Australian swimming legend Kieren Perkins on Off The Podium to talk about his incredible Olympic career, record-breaking success and lasting legacy. Kieren reveals how a freak childhood accident helped set him on the path to greatness, the sporting icon who inspired him before his famous Atlanta 1996 triumph, and how he handled the very different experiences of each Olympic Games he attended. We also pitch him a unique role for Brisbane 2032!

We sit down with four-time Australian Olympian and race walking legend Jane Saville on Off The Podium to talk about her incredible career and Olympic journey. Jane reflects on her debut at Atlanta 1996, the Commonwealth Games experience that changed everything, and the highs and lows that followed. She also opens up about being forever linked to THAT moment at Sydney 2000 and whether it frustrates her to have such an accomplished career defined by it.

It’s time for something a little different as we rank our favourite Olympic medal designs from Lillehammer 1994 right through to 2022! We go through every Games and put the medals in order from our least favourite to our absolute number one, while taking a closer look at some of the most unique, memorable and unusual designs from the modern Olympics. Which medal will come out on top? Tune in for a fun and different episode as we settle on our favourite Olympic medal design!

It’s time for our first taste of beach volleyball as Australian Olympic legend Kerri Pottharst speaks to Off The Podium about her incredible career. She tells us how a random moment with her brother started it all, her switch from indoor to beach volleyball and the journey with Natalie Cook that led to Olympic glory. Pottharst also relives winning gold in front of 10,000 fans at Bondi Beach and looks at what Tokyo silver could mean for the sport ahead of Brisbane 2032.

Today we bring you the first in a special of 'vault' interviews, where we bring you classic interviews from our parent show The Brink with Olympians and other people involved in the Olympic Games. Our first is an interview with Athens Bronze medallist race walker Jane Saville from 2009, as she takes us through her amazing career and details THAT moment from Sydney 2000 that still stands as one of the most sad sporting moments ever seen in Australian sporting history.