We continue our build-up to the 2018 Winter Olympics by chatting with Australian short-track speed skater Andy Jung. Andy discusses his strong form and hopes of winning Australia’s first medal in the sport since 2002. He also reveals which athletes are the most physical, why he does not always follow his strict training diet and provides some particularly unique and thoughtful answers to our final questions.

We return to Canada to chat with short-track speed skating great Charles Hamelin. The three-time Olympian and four-time medallist reflects on his journeys from Torino to Vancouver and Sochi, looks ahead to Pyeongchang and discusses whether it could be his final Games. He also recalls winning two medals within 35 minutes, filming his famous Sport Chek commercial, where he keeps his Olympic medals and answers our ‘I Am Canadian’ questions.

We chat with Kieran Hansen, one quarter of Australia’s bronze medal-winning short-track speed skating relay team from Lillehammer 1994. Kieran reflects on Australia’s historic first Winter Olympic medal, the build-up to the race and what the result meant. He also discusses his post-skating career and shares his memories of teammate Steven Bradbury’s famous gold medal win eight years later in Salt Lake City.

Another 'vault' interview from our parent show The Brink today as we chat with the first ever Winter Olympic Gold Medallist from Australia, Steven Bradbury. In this 2009 chat, Steven takes us through is career as well as going over that iconic moment from Salt Lake City in 2002 which still stands out today as one of the greatest moments in the history of the Olympic Games.