American freestyle skiing star Nick Page joins Off The Podium to talk about his rapid rise through moguls, from being inspired by Vancouver 2010 to becoming the youngest ever NorAm Cup winner and a two-time Olympian. Nick opens up about the idol who became his coach, his top ten Olympic finishes, what it was like beating the GOAT, his home Olympics ambitions and a memorable meeting with a former IOC President.

Get pumped for another Aerial Skiing interview as two-time Olympian and reigning world champion Laura Peel speaks to Off The Podium about her career and hopes for Beijing 2022. Laura tells us how her skiing background helped her transition from gymnastics, what it was like bunking with Lydia Lassila and why her coach yelling during jumps can actually help. She also talks mental preparation and the challenge of getting one of skiing’s most impressive trophies safely home to Au

Get excited for another Figure Skating interview as two-time Olympian and three-time Olympic medallist Eric Radford speaks to Off The Podium about his remarkable career. Eric tells us how watching the 1992 Olympics inspired his journey, how his partnership with Meagan Duhamel came together and what it felt like to finally become an Olympian. He also shares some great stories about his artistic talents and explains why he came out of retirement for one more shot at Beijing 202

The gang is back together as Off The Podium starts getting seriously excited for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. Ben, Colin and Jarrod look at the biggest medal hopes for Australia and Canada, reveal how their recent athlete interviews have boosted the hype and attempt to get excited about the mascots — while hopefully pronouncing them correctly this time. With the ‘real’ Olympics only months away, it’s time to ski and slide our way towards Beijing!

It’s time for another biathlon interview as Canadian Olympian Scott Gow speaks to Off The Podium about his career and build-up to Beijing 2022. He tells us how he got into the sport, why summer played a surprising role and what it’s like competing on the biathlon circuit in Europe compared to Canada. Gow also reflects on winning a World Championship medal in 2016, his PyeongChang 2018 experience and how he’s feeling ahead of another Olympics.

It’s time to return to one of our favourite sports as Australian curlers Tahli Gill and Dean Hewitt speak to Off The Podium about their bid to make history at Beijing 2022. They tell us how they got into curling, what it was like growing up in the sport in Australia and why finishing fourth at the 2019 World Championships was such a huge moment. We also find out exactly what they need to do to become Australia’s first-ever Olympic curlers.

A special treat ahead of Beijing 2022 as we speak to our first ever biathlete and first New Zealand Olympian, Sarah Snowsell. Sarah tells Off The Podium how an injury in another sport led her into biathlon and eventually to the Winter Olympics, as well as the unique training the sport demands. We also get into rivalries with other skiing disciplines and find out why combining skiing and shooting basically makes her James Bond in real life.

Australian aerial skier Danielle Scott speaks to Off The Podium about her journey from gymnastics to one of the Winter Olympics’ most spectacular sports. She explains how a legendary Australian athlete helped recruit her to aerial skiing, the challenges of making the transition and the mental demands of competition. Scott also describes the feeling of landing a perfect jump, shares her favourite pump-up music and discusses her ambitions for Beijing 2022.

Australian bobsleigh pilot Ashleigh Warner speaks to Off The Podium about her journey in the sport and push towards the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. She explains how she first discovered bobsleigh, how close she came to reaching the Olympics in another sport and the transition from brakewoman to driver. Warner also reflects on missing PyeongChang 2018, the tracks she prefers and the motivation driving her towards another Olympic opportunity.

Two-time Australian Olympian Hannah Campbell-Pegg speaks to Off The Podium about her journey from bobsleigh into luge and competing on the world stage in a sport with little history in Australia. She reflects on her Olympic experiences, including Vancouver 2010 and the tragic death of friend Nodar Kumaritashvili, while also discussing the future of Australian luge and why her parents were less than thrilled after her first experience in the sport.

Canadian Nordic combined athlete Nathaniel Mah speaks to Off The Podium about his career in one of the Winter Olympics’ most unique sports. He explains how Nordic combined works, how he first became involved and the challenges of competing for Canada in a discipline with a smaller domestic profile. Mah also discusses life since retiring from competition and takes on Off The Podium’s ‘My Name Is’ series of questions.

Canadian ice dancing legend Tessa Virtue speaks to Off The Podium about her remarkable Olympic career alongside longtime partner Scott Moir. She reflects on starting figure skating as a child, being paired with Moir at a young age, winning gold on home ice at Vancouver 2010, taking silver at Sochi 2014 and returning to reclaim Olympic gold at PyeongChang 2018. Virtue also discusses her life in the media and having her own official Barbie.

Canadian curling pioneer and Olympic silver medallist Mike Harris speaks to Off The Podium about leading Team Canada at Nagano 1998, where curling made its official return to the Winter Olympics. He recalls when Olympic qualification first felt achievable, battling illness during the semi-final and gold medal match, and how the sport’s training has evolved. Harris also reflects on his move into broadcasting and more than 20 years covering curling.

Canadian curling legend and Olympic gold medallist Jill Officer speaks to Off The Podium about her journey to the top of the sport. She reflects on Canada’s undefeated gold medal run at Sochi 2014, how she first discovered curling through her family and meeting longtime teammate Jennifer Jones as a teenager. Officer also recalls the huge welcome home after the Olympics and discusses what life has looked like since stepping away from competitive curling.

Australian bobsledder Breeana Walker speaks to Off The Podium about her journey towards the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics. She explains why she switched from a promising track and field career to bobsleigh, the challenges of making the transition and the unique demands of monobob. Walker also discusses her medal prospects in Beijing, the story behind the name of her sled and a surprising answer that nearly causes Ben to end the interview.

American snowboarder and Team USA Olympic hopeful Myles Silverman speaks to Off The Podium about his journey in the sport and ambitions for the 2022 and 2026 Winter Olympics. He explains what drew him to snowboarding, the famous US athlete who helped inspire his path and the training required to compete at a high level. Silverman also discusses his connection to Hobart, course colour superstitions and the unusual food and drink choices that may influence his future success.

Canadian ice hockey legend Sami Jo Small speaks to Off The Podium about her remarkable Olympic career, which included two gold medals and a silver across three Winter Games. She reflects on representing Canada at the highest level, her journey through the sport and the stories behind her book. Small also talks about life away from the ice, her love of television and the story behind her willingness to always ‘ride the squirrel bike’.

Canadian figure skating legend and Olympic gold medallist Jamie Salé speaks to Off The Podium about her remarkable career. She reflects on what drew her to skating, competing at the 1994 Olympics and having a front-row view of the Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding drama. Salé also revisits the controversy surrounding Salt Lake City 2002, whether she tires of discussing it and an unforgettable story of support from across Canada.

Vancouver 2010 skeleton gold medallist Jon Montgomery joins Off The Podium to discuss how he entered one of the Winter Olympics’ wildest sports and what it takes to succeed at the highest level. He relives his gold medal run and unforgettable post-race celebration, reflects on hosting The Amazing Race Canada and working with CBC at PyeongChang 2018, and shares an incredible story about meeting childhood hockey hero Doug Gilmour.

PyeongChang 2018 comes to an end as Ben, Colin and Jarrod recap the final day and closing ceremony. The trio questions the ceremony itself, wonders where Psy was, looks ahead to Beijing 2022 and asks whether Thomas Bach is still speaking. There’s also Ben’s newfound friendship with Edwina Bartholomew before the team reflects on where PyeongChang ranks among their favourite Olympics and farewells the Games in style.