Podcast appearances and mentions of amanda shalala

Today's guest is simulcast on both Aussie Home Loans Inclusion Talks and Dashing Dan's Olympic Adventures podcasts. Amanda Shalala is an esteemed sports broadcaster, journalist, and producer for ABC TV Sport. She has covered four Paralympics including the Winter Games in Sochi and the Olympic Games in London and Paris this year. She will also cover the Paris Paras about to start and here is her Journey.

Snoop Dogg dropped it like it was hot, Tom Cruise dropped from the sky and Phoenix dropped some bangers at a glittering Paris closing ceremony. The bigger drama came earlier. The Opals returned to the Olympic dais, the Aussie cycling program won more medals and the women's marathon had at least three incredible stories. Plus, we have a customary Raygun cameo. Featured: Corbin Middlemas, commentator, ABC Sport. Amanda Shalala, Olympics reporter, ABC Sport. Simon Smale, Olympics reporter, ABC Sport. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

The Aussie Stingers are through to their first gold medal match in 24 years, after they took down the USA women's team in the water polo. There is a medal up for grabs in the beach volleyball, but maybe not the colour the Australian duo was hoping for. Australia's boxers add two more bronze medals to the tally, plus silver medals in and on the water. Featured: Corbin Middlemas, commentator, ABC SPORT. Amanda Shalala, reporter, ABC SPORT. Lachlan McKirdy, reporter, CODE Sports.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Skater Arisa Trew is a magnet for history. The first woman to land a 720. The first to land a 900. Now, she's the youngest ever Aussie medallist. The 14-year-old spoke with Amanda Shalala about her incredible gold and revealed the unlikely reward she wants from her parents. Boomers legend Shane Heal joins us to review the Australian failed campaign after they blew a huge lead to lose to Serbia in the quarters. Featured: Amanda Shalala, Olympics reporter, ABC Sport. Featured: Amanda Shalala, Olympics reporter, ABC Sport. Shane Heal, Stan Sport/Boomers legend.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Matt Ebden and John Peers have ended Australia's 28-year wait for tennis gold after claiming the doubles at Roland Garros. The veterans edged out the Americans in Paris. Ariarne Titmus threw everything at Katie Ledecky, but the American won a brilliant gold in the 800m freestyle. While mystery surrounded the withdrawal of an all-time great at the athletics track. Plus, women's boxer Imane Khelif is certain to leave Paris with a medal after victory in the quarter-finals. Featured: John Millman, two-time Olympian. Amanda Shalala, Olympics reporter, ABC Sport.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

There could only be one winner and it was Mollie O'Callaghan. In a rivalry with a shared coach, a shared respect and a shared dream, it was the 20-year-old who edged out Ariarne Titmus for gold in the 200 freestyle. Olympic gold medallist Stephanie Rice analyses the race and Amanda Shalala describes the scenes from Paris. Featured: Stephanie Rice, Olympic gold medallist. Amanda Shalala, Olympic reporter, ABC Sport.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Imagine you're world-class at whatever it is that you do, but you're not quite the best in your family. That's been the reality for Noemie Fox, whose sister Jess is considered the best female paddler of all time. It's meant that Noemie was the only member of her family who was not an Olympian. Until now. This is a story of how Noemie Fox found her own way and own why. Featured: Amanda Shalala, journalist, ABC Sport. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Spain's women football team had to win a World Cup to properly shine a light on the dark corners of the sport in their country. Now they're seeing tangible outcomes. The coach fifteen players protested has been sacked, the federation's boss is under growing scrutiny. Today, Amanda Shalala tells Patrick Stack how we got here and what comes next. Featured: Amanda Shalala, deputy editor, ABC Sport.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

We hope you've enjoyed the first dino-mite episodes of Dino Dome! This week the world-famous super shark Megalodon is going fin to flipper against the carnivorous marine reptile Mosasaurus... Which ocean dweller will win the race… or could a mythical squid and a mud volcano put the finish line out of reach? Listen exclusively on the free ABC Kids listen app, or look for Kids listen on the ABC listen app.

We hope you've enjoyed the first dino-mite episodes of Dino Dome! This week the world-famous super shark Megalodon is going fin to flipper against the carnivorous marine reptile Mosasaurus... Which ocean dweller will win the race… or could a mythical squid and a mud volcano put the finish line out of reach? Listen exclusively on the free ABC Kids listen app, or look for Kids listen on the ABC listen app.

While you wait for more Imagine This, sink your teeth into roarsome new podcast Dino Dome! It's a Mesozoic mashup of science facts and dino-mite action hosted by Tim Richards and Amanda Shalala. New episodes out every Thursday.

While you wait for more Imagine This, sink your teeth into roarsome new podcast Dino Dome! It's a Mesozoic mashup of science facts and dino-mite action hosted by Tim Richards and Amanda Shalala. New episodes out every Thursday.

Australia's own Muttaburrasaurus races international star Iguanodon across farmland, rocky mountains and rivers. Which hefty herbivore has what it takes to win the Dino Dome cup… or could some farm animals steer them both off course?

Australia's own Muttaburrasaurus races international star Iguanodon across farmland, rocky mountains and rivers. Which hefty herbivore has what it takes to win the Dino Dome cup… or could some farm animals steer them both off course?

Humble herbivores meet for a slower-paced plod through a grassy savannah. Will Triceratops or Stegosaurus take home the Dino Dome cup… or could a carnivorous villain ruin the fun for everyone?

Humble herbivores meet for a slower-paced plod through a grassy savannah. Will Triceratops or Stegosaurus take home the Dino Dome cup… or could a carnivorous villain ruin the fun for everyone?

Ever since running the hundred in 10.01 at the Tokyo Olympics, Rohan Browning has been on a mission to get faster. Bio-mechanics, diet, race execution, reporter Amanda Shalala takes us inside Browning's mission to break ten seconds as the sprinter prepares for this weekend's World Championships. Hear Browning's insights as he explains why his Olympic experience made him feel like an "imposter". PLUS, Greg Norman has been snubbed from a historic golf celebration.

Ever since running the hundred in 10.01 at the Tokyo Olympics, Rohan Browning has been on a mission to get faster. Bio-mechanics, diet, race execution, reporter Amanda Shalala takes us inside Browning's mission to break ten seconds as the sprinter prepares for this weekend's World Championships. Hear Browning's insights as he explains why his Olympic experience made him feel like an "imposter". PLUS, Greg Norman has been snubbed from a historic golf celebration.

Amanda Shalala and Naomi Stalenberg.

Yesss! We're right into pre-season for the next NRL season! Mary K is back from the Auckland Nines and joined by Amanda Shalala to talk league and AFLW.  Sarah Groube joins the panel to preview the W-League final and we head Around the Grounds to see what else is happening in sport.

Missing Ladies who League? Don't worry, we are too. Next week we will be back with a brand new season, but to keep you entertained until then, here are some of our favourite moments from the past year featuring Yvonne Sampson, Lucy Zelic, Bryan Fletcher, Amanda Shalala, Renee Gartner, Michael Crocker, Elle Allsop, Sammy Bremner, Allana Ferguson, Nathan Brookes and plenty more. Enjoy and see you next week for another fantastic season of Ladies who League.

Olympic fever hits Ladies who League this week and we become Ladies who Zela as we are joined by Danielle Warby (editor of SBS Zela) and Amanda Shalala from Fox Sports. We preview our amazing female athletes that are heading to the Olympics in both an individual and team capacity and have a chat with former basketball player Hanna Zaveckz about her career and the Opals chances in Rio. 

Lots of giggles on Ladies who League this week as Mary K is joined by Amanda Shalala and Bryan Fletcher from Fox Sports. We talk NRL, the fantastic news about the AFL's women's competition with Jess Cameron and preview State of Origin with Eric Grothe Junior. Beware. Thought Mary K was a sweetheart? Tune in to this week's show and listen to her FIRE UP.

2013 has been a landmark year for Australian sport – unfortunately, not for the right reasons. In a year in which Manchester United has visited our shores, with back-to-back Ashes Test series and a captivating British and Irish Lions tour, the on-field spectacle has been overshadowed by off-field scandals. Stories about major drug investigations, corruption inquiries, racism and the ubiquity of gambling have dominated the blogs, the airwaves, the Twitter feeds and the front and back pages. Has Australian sport become dirtier, or have sports journos become better at hunting down scandal? How has social media changed how sport is reported? With the AFL and NRL hiring journalists and setting up their own media teams, how can we ensure we are getting the “real” story? In partnership with the State Library of New South Wales, we are delighted to bring you this fascinating and entertaining conversation between some of Australia’s brightest sports journalists discussing the craft of sports reporting. Your moderator for this discussion is ABC Grandstand’s Amanda Shalala and the panellists are Steve Mascord, sports reporter for Fairfax and Rugby League Week; Malcolm Conn, Walkley Award-winning head cricket writer for News Corp Australia; and Alex Brown, national head of sport at News Corp Australia & Fox Sports.