Podcasts about olympic day

We have more details on a tragic drowning in Lakeshore, another bail scofflaw is removed from the streets, and it was a nasty multi-vehicle crash that shut down the westbound EC Row Expressway on Wednesday. All the evening headlines, and the Olympic Day 6 wrap-up, on the go.

Police arrest another alleged bail scofflaw, LaSalle police say a man is charged after an impaired driving crash, and a heat warning is in effect through at least Thursday. All the evening headlines, and an Olympic Day 5 round-up, on the go.

We have an update on that blue-green algae bloom in Lake St. Clair, Amherstburg continues distributing required K-I pills, and another phase of the Cabana Road project is complete. All the evening headlines, and Olympic Day 4 results, on the go.

A man is charged after allegedly striking a Windsor police officer, the province teams up with Shoppers to provide feminine products to schools, and Kingsville residents are asked for input on vacating schools. All the evening headlines, and Canada's Olympic Day 3 medal haul, on the go.

It's a wall of sound this week! Bleeps, cakelies, Olympic Day and even a NAT or two. Nicola completes her Wilson Index to 100 at Beacon Hill Country Park parkrun, Danny surprises his mum on a day out to Norwich at Colney Lane parkrun and Dolly makes a guest appearance as a percussionist.

Here's some GOOD NEWS with GOLD MEDALIST Dawn Harper-Nelson about today's Olympic Day at Francis Olympic Field!

7:00 - Kobe Brown makes it just at the end, getting drafted by the Clippers at #30 overallTwin brothers Amen (AH-men) & Ausar (A-sar) Thompson drafted back-to-back 4th & 5thCards and Cubs in London -- early expectations for this two-game series? They're calling division titles in Chicago, do we have the confidence to at least call a 2-game sweep?AL/NL All-Stars announced – no CURRENT Cardinals selected…7:15 - Fresh Take: If the Cardinals are still well below .500 in a month, how much of a sell-off would you want to see?7:30 - Former PGA Pro Jay Delsing on Wyndham Clark's big win and Rickie coming up short once again7:45 - TIOLI8:00 - STL CITY SC striker Niko Gioacchini talks about his recent goal streak and how the back & forth of the recent injuries has affected the team8:15 - Cardinals broadcaster Chip Caray LIVE from London, England8:30 – The Fight8:45 - BIRD WATCH9:00 - Olympian Dawn Harper-Nelson on today's celebration of Olympic Day in STL9:15 - Former Illini WR, Eagles WR Coach Aaron Moorhead tells us a story about a young Carey Davis and the enjoyment of an all-star WR room in Philadelphia9:30 - Is it too soon to count out the Cardinals?9:45 - Rocc and Roll Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

7:00 - Kobe Brown makes it just at the end, getting drafted by the Clippers at #30 overall Twin brothers Amen (AH-men) & Ausar (A-sar) Thompson drafted back-to-back 4th & 5th Cards and Cubs in London -- early expectations for this two-game series? They're calling division titles in Chicago, do we have the confidence to at least call a 2-game sweep? AL/NL All-Stars announced – no CURRENT Cardinals selected… 7:15 - Fresh Take: If the Cardinals are still well below .500 in a month, how much of a sell-off would you want to see? 7:30 - Former PGA Pro Jay Delsing on Wyndham Clark's big win and Rickie coming up short once again 7:45 - TIOLI 8:00 - STL CITY SC striker Niko Gioacchini talks about his recent goal streak and how the back & forth of the recent injuries has affected the team 8:15 - Cardinals broadcaster Chip Caray LIVE from London, England 8:30 – The Fight 8:45 - BIRD WATCH 9:00 - Olympian Dawn Harper-Nelson on today's celebration of Olympic Day in STL 9:15 - Former Illini WR, Eagles WR Coach Aaron Moorhead tells us a story about a young Carey Davis and the enjoyment of an all-star WR room in Philadelphia 9:30 - Is it too soon to count out the Cardinals? 9:45 - Rocc and Roll Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 2022 Olympic Day 5k Run/Walk was a huge success which drew athletes and volunteers of all ages, representing 21 countries and 5 continents. The President of Cayman Cricket is quite pleased with the turnout of the Inter-Primary Cricket league CayMax Sports releases the Bracket for the 2022 NCAA Cayman Islands Classic in November --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rcnews/message

“You don't have to overthink it- you just gotta have fun with what you're doing and enjoy the process!” [Catch the LIVE replay on Instagram or Youtube to watch behind the scenes!] Today's episode will always hold a special place in my heart because it's my first ever face-to-face interview, and also the fact that we recorded it on Olympic Day- and who else better to represent the value of the Olympic Games besides three-time gold medalist Misty May-Treanor?! I'm truly so lucky to be able to sit down and have a chat with Misty about her journey from the moment she stepped onto a volleyball court, to the accomplished athlete that she is today. In this episode, Misty talks about:- - How she started beach volleyball and played in her first tournament with her dad, Butch - Why she thinks she has never had the “perfect” game - Why the Brazilians were always her toughest opponents - How her training regimen has shifted throughout multiple years (in season & off season) - Why every athlete should start a food journal! - Her mentality when facing injuries (this one is really good!) - How to develop the ability to be a step or two ahead of your opponents - The main difference that separated she and Kerri with the other teams - Why being vulnerable is actually so important in our lives And as usual, much much more! This episode with Misty is a very special episode that I will cherish forever. I really hope that you enjoy it and that you've learned as much from her as I did! Follow Misty on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mistymayvb/ Follow The VolleyTalk Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/thevolleytalkpodcast__/

I'm so excited that two of my Beast Friends are my guests on this Podcast to talk about their Olympic Games journey! They both were two-time Olympic Athletes who represented the USA -- Kellie Suttle - Pole Vault, 2000, 2004 Vernon Patao - Weightlifting, 1992, 1996 Olympic Day is June 23. So what do they have to say about that? How did the Olympic Games shape their lives and how did their dedication to their sport prepare them to sustain healthy and fulfilling lives with purpose? Madame After Midnight Ep 15 Kellie Suttle & Vernon Patao

7:00 - Cardinals bounce back with a 6-2 win, Gorman with a big day but the real topic is the struggles of Jack Flaherty 7:15 - Ask Uncle Randy! 7:30 - NFL News & Notes: Gronk retires, Watson settles and Mahomes responds to Tyreek's comments 7:45 - TIOLI 8:00 - Fresh Take: Flaherty struggles and there are questions that need to be asked 8:15 - Olympic gold medalist Lori Chalupny talks about today's Olympic Day event at Maryville and the latest for Maryville soccer 8:30 - The Fight 8:45 - You're killing me, Smalls! 9:00 - Bally Sports South's Brian Jordan joins the show to talk about his two-sport careers and his expectations for a Blues/Braves faceoff come playoff time 9:15 - Wednesdays with Waino as Adam Wainwright reflects on Wacha's statement towards his leadership, dealing with his own injuries, potentially missing the record with Yadi and the incredible story of the moment where Adam turned his career around

One of the best athlets of all time Jackie Joyner Kersee joins Carol and Tom talking about her olympic time, and the focus of today with fitness and well-being.

Olympic Day! - June 23, 2021 Nathaniel Mills competed as a speed skater in three Olympic Games, serving as Team Captain of the 1998 U.S. Olympic Team in Nagano, Japan. He served as a delegate to the International Olympic Academy in Olympia, Greece and co-founded the Olympism Project to advance the ideals and practices of Olympism. ​"Coach Nat" is Co-Founder and Head Coach of DC Inner City Excellence (DC-ICE), a skating-based youth development program rooted in Olympism that inspires and empowers urban youth to attain excellence in body, mind and spirit. He is also a youth golf coach with First Tee of Greater Washington, DC and Special Olympics DC. ​As a lawyer, Nathaniel has served the World Service Authority's legal department and is WSA's World Sports Commission Coordinator. As an educator, he taught Alternatives to Violence classes with the Center for Teaching Peace in several Washington, DC schools. As a Northwestern University-trained actor, Nathaniel has appeared in numerous stage and film productions, and he continues to act for justice in his community and on and the world stage. -- See the video at: PeoplePoweredPlanet.com -- Music by: „World Citizen“ Jahcoustix feat. Shaggy courtesy of Dominik Haas, Telefonica and EoM Also, check out the film on World Citizen #1 Garry Davis at: www.theworldismycountry.com

Podcast on International Olympic Day by Ms. Sandhya

Podcast on International Olympic Day by Ms. Sandhya

Bericht zum Klimawandel, Regenbögen für Vielfalt, Neue Lemuren im Kölner Zoo, Olympic Day vor Olympia

Benjamin Azamati set a new national record of 9.97s in his first race of the 2021 season to qualify for the Olympic Games in Tokyo. To celebrate Olympic Day, we talk to Benjamin about his career, becoming NCAA division two champion, and his heroes in sport.

June 23 marks International Olympic Day. With both the Tokyo Summer Olympics and Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics approaching, how's the preparation process going? / Best university canteens / Heart to Heart. Please send your audio questions to ezfmroundtable@foxmail.com. / Do you look better in the mirror than in photos?

Die Kinder der GGS Jülich-West haben die Nachrichten ausgesucht, geschrieben und eingesprochen. Das sind die Themen: Auswirkungen des Klimawandels, Regenbögen zum EM-Spiel, Lemuren im Kölner Zoo, Olympic Day, Wetter

Every year June 23 is observed as International Olympic Day to encourage sports and health. Presented by : Abdul Credits, Image by Агзам Гайсин from Pixabay

Preparations for the Beijing Winter Olympics are in full swing as the Chinese capital marks International Olympic Day. Sixty five countries at the ongoing session of the United Nations Human Rights Council have expressed opposition to using the pretext of human rights to interfere in China's internal affairs. And Chinese swimmer Sun Yang's eight-year ban has been cut to four years and three months.

In this episode we talk about why we celebrate Olympic Day, as well as the prospects of the upcoming Tokyo Summer Games and the Beijing Winter Games.

It gives me great pleasure to introduce today's guest, you know him, you love him, please help me welcome, Eric Goldberg! Eric's first season was in Club Med St. Lucia (then a single's resort) in November 1987 as DJ. He had been to Club Med Turks & Caicos prior on vacation, which is where he got bit by the bug to apply to Club Med. Eric recounts the craziness of Olympic Day in the late 80's and what it was like being the resort DJ and also his mom crashing his first fashion show by the pool. Sit back, enjoy and shout ,"Hey, lady!"

On this episode of Quick Tap Rugby podcast we discuss the recent MLR Draft and how they can help the San Diego Legion team in 2021. As the celebration of Olympic Day went big on social media, we were able to get USA 7's Olympian Garrett Bender to join us. Nate and Garrett go way back, as friends and teammates since high school. Garrett shares an inspiring message of courage; and his battle against depression. Find out about his commitment to helping others through their own version of suffering. We wish Chef Roc a Happy Anniversary as he meets a milestone of 25 years with his wife.

Despedimos al Master Funket; es el Olympic Day; Marvel quiere a The Rock en su universo y fanáticos inadaptados del Burnley sacan su racismo a relucir.

Skater Lizzie Armanto is the first woman to complete Tony Hawk's incredible 360 loop. She joins the Olympic Channel Podcast to talk Finland, skateboarding, and Sky Brown. Plus, we have the best bits from our Olympic Day workouts. Go to OlympicChannel.com/Podcast for more episodes and to subscribe.

This week, Shane and Nat celebrate Olympic Day at a time when we should’ve been just a month out from the Tokyo Olympics.   Soon to be four time Olympian, Melissa Wu opens up on training in isolation, and why the Games’ postponement could be a blessing in disguise personally as she readies herself for Tokyo. And, as Novak Djokovic faces the wrath of the tennis world, Sam Groth chat to Nat about what it means for the sport.

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The late John Lucas made his mark as one of the foremost scholars of the Olympics. On June 23, 1994 he spoke with Ed Hula about the meeting on this date celebrated as Olympic Day worldwide.

Hope you had a great Olympic Day! Alison did some sport climbing; Jill did elements of a triathlon, and we both participated on Team Olympic Fever for Team USA's Virtual Race (we're currently sitting in 3rd place--wooo!). We loved seeing everyone's celebrations -- if you haven't gotten your participation certificate, send us your proof of participation. We'll get a certificate to you! It's that time of year when the International Olympic Committee members get together for their semiannual IOC Session, and this one was a big one! First up, the big decision: Who will host the 2026 Winter Olympics? Spoiler alert (in case you haven't heard the celebrations all the way where you are): It's Milan-Cortina. Jill watched the bid presentations, and boy, did Stockholm-Åre have a sound plan guided by the IOC's New Norm/Sustainability push. However, as Alison pointed out, Milan-Cortina had more support the whole way through, and they had the government guarantees. What do you think matters more to the voting members? Also at the session, The IOC celebrated its 125th anniversary by inaugurating its brand new headquarters, the Olympic House. Speaking of sustainability, the IOC could not stop talking about how sustainable the building is--and we have to say, it is pretty cool. Check it out here. And check out the fancy guards here. The additional sports for Paris 2024 are one step closer to being added to the program. They are: Skateboarding Surfing Sport Climbing Breaking While we'll get to experience the first three at Tokyo 2020, Breaking will be a first--and sure, everyone's talking about that dance sport now, but what really grabbed our attention was where the surfing competition could possibly take place. We've learned many other things during this IOC Session, including: The bidding process for hosting the Games will change again The IOC has its own broadcasting awards AIBA, while not running the boxing tournament at Tokyo 2020, will be putting together the pool of officials. Anyone see a problem there? WADA is going through the RUSADA samples they finally got a hold of. It's not going to be pretty. Tokyo 2020 tickets are on many people's minds right now. Jill and Contributor Ben snagged a few of the ones they requested. If you didn't get everything you want to see, there will be more opportunities. One way to stay on top of them is to subscribe to this bot, which will email you whenever a flash sale occurs. Also, the U.S. Olympic Committee has officially changed its name to the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee. This is a big, visible step to becoming a more inclusive organization--hooray! Episode 2: Who Wants to Host? Episode 41: Wait, What Goes into an Olympic Bid? Episode 89: Ken Hanscom on Traveling to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics     DISCLAIMER: OLYMPIC® is a trademark of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (“USOPC”). Any use of OLYMPIC® in the Olympic Fever podcast is strictly for informational and commentary purposes. The Olympic Fever podcast is not an official podcast of the USOPC. The Olympic Fever podcast is not a sponsor of the USOPC, nor is Olympic Fever associated with or endorsed by USOPC in any way. The content of Olympic Fever podcast does not reflect the opinions, standards, views, or policies of the USOPC, and the USOPC in no way warrants that content featured in Olympic Fever is accurate.

The IOC has celebrated its latest Olympic Day. And, in our weekly round up of all things Olympic & Paralympic we also look at two other major multi-sport events which have been making news this week - The European Games and The Commonwealth Games. We ask where these events stand in terms of elite competition and whether it really matters to spectators whether the level of competition is on a par with that staged at the Olympic Games. Team GB has already won medals in Minsk where the British Archers have begun in great form. Birmingham 2022 announced a number of major plans this week. They shared images of how the revamped Alexander Stadium will look as well as gave more detail on the programme of sport they are planning.The Paralympic movement received a huge boost too this week as Team USA announced they were bringing their Olympic and Para programmes together. We ask whether the IOC and IPC could ever do the same with the Olympic & Paralympic Games.Plus, Andy Murray's comeback win at Queens, a new chair at British Athletics, a British Cycling team announcement, the Lionesses continue to progress at The World Cup and wheelchair rugby league, hockey, rowing and modern pentathlon news too. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Team USA sport climber and Team Olympic Fever member Josh Levin is back on the show to talk about his involvement with the sport since age 4 and training for the Tokyo Olympics. He also tells us which countries to watch out for at the Games. One of the other topics we talked about was moving up from the junior to senior ranks, and Jill was surprised to hear that Josh thought it was less stressful for him once he moved up. Josh also lays on some good wisdom about assessing your involvement in the sport and having an identity beyond your sport. Follow Josh online: Website Twitter Facebook Insta LinkedIn In our Team Olympic Fever Update, we mentioned that the dulcet tones of Jason Bryant have a new audio series called "Countdown to Nur-Sultan," consisting of 2-minute profiles of 100 wrestlers you'll see at the Senior World Wrestling Champs (held this year in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan). Jason told us that many of these people will also be at Tokyo 2020, so this is a great way to get to know the athletes (and hey, it's the dulcet tones of Jason Bryant--why else would you need to listen?). This Sunday, June 23, is Olympic Day! Get out and do something sporty -- take a pic and post it on social with the hashtags #OlympicDay and #OFOD. We'll send you a participation certificate. You can also be part of Team Olympic Fever Podcast on Team USA's challenge (open to anyone, anywhere!) -- sign up here, become part of our team and complete 3 miles by the end of the month to earn another certificate. We've got several listeners on our team and are doing well on the leaderboard, but we need you to continue our stride! We also have a ton of news about Tokyo 2020, including: The rowing facility is open Look out for plastic bag fees A very cool project called Flower Lane to make going through security more pleasant Applications for Torch Relay Torchbearers are open! Let us know if you apply! The USA Oreo Truck is on tour Team GB has released a fun Travel to Tokyo program (some of us in the Facebook Group are doing it -- join us!) Georgio Armani showed off Team Italy's track suits at a recent fashion show. What do you think of them? Alison has opinions. Episode 74: Josh Levin on Olympic Sport Climbing Episode 76: Tokyo 1964 vs. Tokyo 2020 Episode 66: Touching Base with Josh Williamson     DISCLAIMER: OLYMPIC® is a trademark of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (“USOPC”). Any use of OLYMPIC® in the Olympic Fever podcast is strictly for informational and commentary purposes. The Olympic Fever podcast is not an official podcast of the USOPC. The Olympic Fever podcast is not a sponsor of the USOPC, nor is Olympic Fever associated with or endorsed by USOPC in any way. The content of Olympic Fever podcast does not reflect the opinions, standards, views, or policies of the USOPC, and the USOPC in no way warrants that content featured in Olympic Fever is accurate.  

It might still be a year away, but it's not too early to start planning your trip to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. This week we're talking with Ken Hanscom, COO of Ticket Manager and a recognized expert in ticketing, corporate sponsorships, traveling to and experiencing the Olympic Games. Ken tells us about the ticketing process, when to start looking for flights and hotel rooms and what else you can do in Tokyo during the Olympics if you don't happen to get tickets (three word clue: Heineken Holland House). We'll have Ken back on the show closer to the Games for some more Olympic travel tips. You can also follow him on Twitter and Insta, and his company is on Twitter as well. Ken mentioned a Facebook Group for people traveling and offering tips. It's called Tokyo 2020 Olympics Planning - Summer Games - July 24 - August 9, 2020. If you're looking for a hotel room, you might want to look to the seas. As we mention in our Tokyo 2020 Update segment, some cruise lines will have ships docked in the area and will be renting them out like hotels. If you stay in one, we'd love to hear about it! Don't forget that Olympic Day is coming up! In the US, you can find activities near you through the US Olympic Committee's dedicated webpage. Everyone's invited to take part in the USOC's Virtual Race. We're doing it -- we'd love to see you sign up too! You can also choose to do something sporty, take a photo of yourself doing it, use the hashtags #OFOD and #OlympicDay and post it on social or in our Facebook Group. We'll send you a classy Olympic Fever participation certificate via email! Thanks as always to our Patrons -- listener financial contributions help keep our flame alive. We spend about 20-25 hours on each episode, and patron donations ensure that we can continue this effort and have the resources to do even more as we get closer to Tokyo 2020. Join now and get exclusive benefits!

We have a lot of celebrations coming up this summer. Family Health and Fitness Day is this Saturday, June 8, Olympic Day is June 23, and the entire month of July is Park and Recreation Month! With all of these celebrations in mind, we wanted to highlight the ways in which parks and recreation are part of creating a culture of fitness, as well as making sure that everyone has access to fitness opportunities, regardless of their abilities. Prepare to be inspired by today’s episode. We’re thrilled to be joined by Jennifer French, who has an amazing story of resilience after overcoming a snowboarding accident in 1998 in which she became a quadriplegic, to becoming a silver medalist representing Team USA at the 2012 Paralympic Games in sailing. We’re also excited to have Sam Mendelsohn, CEO of Greenfields Outdoor Fitness, which has been a leader in accessible outdoor fitness equipment since 2007. Greenfields Outdoor Fitness is also the sponsor of Family Health & Fitness Day, Park and Recreation Month and NRPA’s Parks Build Community. Jennifer shares her story with us and explains the challenges she faced after her injury, as well as how she had to adapt to continue living an active lifestyle. She also talks about the things she does to stay fit now and gives some tips for others who may be in a similar situation. Sam and Jennifer also talk about how they connected, and how Jennifer’s story inspired Sam’s work in creating accessible outdoor fitness equipment. Sam shares some of the trends he’s seeing related to accessibility and physical fitness in parks and recreation. They both agree there’s no one way to ensure that everyone in a community has the opportunity to get fit, regardless of physical or cognitive ability, and that getting the community involved is absolutely critical. No one knows the needs of a community more than the people living in that community. Listen to the full episode to learn more about Jennifer and Sam’s inspiring work — it may even inspire you to go out there and get fit! Related Links: Family Health & Fitness Day Park and Recreation Month Parks Build Community Olympic Day Greenfields Outdoor Fitness

Jill catches up with phenom U.S. Olympic Speedskater Erin Jackson about her experience at PyeongChang. Then Jill & Alison talk about the Canadian Olympic Committee's brand new Canadian Olympic Experience exhibit at its Montreal offices. Erin's going to be competing at the Inline Speedskating World Championships in the Netherlands soon. Follow along here (in Dutch, but you might be able to parse out something). Or catch up with Erin on Twitter and Insta. You can find out information about the Canadian Olympic Experience here. Put Montreal high up on your travel list -- it's a great city, and this is a really fun exhibit. It's almost Olympic Day, so we discuss some of the great Olympic Day #OFOD activities we've seen -- post yours on Twitter or on our Facebook page. We love seeing your Olympism in action! We hope you're enjoying The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown, the first book selection for our Olympic Fever Book Club. We've got some initial discussion going on at our Facebook page and on Twitter. Let us know what you think of the book so far. We'd love to hear from you! Plus, we preview some upcoming episodes -- more Montreal! Synchronized Swimming! Charlie White! All coming your way soon! DISCLAIMER: OLYMPIC® is a trademark of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (“USOPC”). Any use of OLYMPIC® in the Olympic Fever podcast is strictly for informational and commentary purposes. The Olympic Fever podcast is not an official podcast of the USOPC. The Olympic Fever podcast is not a sponsor of the USOPC, nor is Olympic Fever associated with or endorsed by USOPC in any way. The content of Olympic Fever podcast does not reflect the opinions, standards, views, or policies of the USOPC, and the USOPC in no way warrants that content featured in Olympic Fever is accurate.

Bonjour a Montreal! Jill and contributor Ben Jackson report in from the Montreal 1976 Olympic Village, where they're staying for a few days. They talk about all of things that are holdovers from the Games, as well as some of the quirks of the building. Our guest this week is Canadian Olympian Olya Ovtchinnikova who competed at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in sabre fencing. In the first part of her interview with Jill, Olya talks about how the sport of sabre works (and why you need to practice watching before Tokyo 2020). No longer competing, Olya's now working with the Canadian Olympic Committee as a Manager in the Athlete Marketing Program. You can follow her on Twitter here. Follow Team Canada on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook too! Don't forget about Olympic Day! Try a new sport or learn something about the Olympics and Olympic values, post the results on social with #OFOD. You've got until the end of the month to share in the fun (on this episode, Alison shares some of the things she's doing to celebrate). DISCLAIMER: OLYMPIC® is a trademark of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (“USOPC”). Any use of OLYMPIC® in the Olympic Fever podcast is strictly for informational and commentary purposes. The Olympic Fever podcast is not an official podcast of the USOPC. The Olympic Fever podcast is not a sponsor of the USOPC, nor is Olympic Fever associated with or endorsed by USOPC in any way. The content of Olympic Fever podcast does not reflect the opinions, standards, views, or policies of the USOPC, and the USOPC in no way warrants that content featured in Olympic Fever is accurate.

A look back, a look ahead. In 2024, Paris will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the second time they hosted the Olympics. Jill and Alison spend this episode looking at the innovations from Paris 1924 and the parallels between it and Paris 2024. We look forward to what the 2024 Games will bring! (we can only hope it's as good as Alison's rendition of the "Chariots of Fire" theme). Plus, a trivia extravaganza, and we hear your reports from Olympic Day #OFOD! Remember, you can celebrate Olympic Day by learning something new about the Olympic Movement; participating in a sport (new to you or otherwise); practicing Olympic values; or getting someone to buy you a steak.....well, maybe not that last one, but you get our drift. Post up your pics and video on social with #OFOD. DISCLAIMER: OLYMPIC® is a trademark of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (“USOPC”). Any use of OLYMPIC® in the Olympic Fever podcast is strictly for informational and commentary purposes. The Olympic Fever podcast is not an official podcast of the USOPC. The Olympic Fever podcast is not a sponsor of the USOPC, nor is Olympic Fever associated with or endorsed by USOPC in any way. The content of Olympic Fever podcast does not reflect the opinions, standards, views, or policies of the USOPC, and the USOPC in no way warrants that content featured in Olympic Fever is accurate.  

Scott Riewald, the U.S. Olympic Committee's Director of High Performance, talks to us about bringing back its reality/documentary show "Scouting Camp: The Next Olympic Hopeful" and what's new for season 2. If you want to try out for the show, check out their website. Show partner 24 Hour Fitness is hosting tryouts all over the country on June 2 -- you still have time to get in on this opportunity! The test includes a 30-meter sprint, pull ups and a vertical jump. Also on this episode, we realize we're getting close to Olympic Day, so we start preparing for our first Olympic Day celebration. You too can get in on the fun --learn something about the Olympics or try a new sport, post the results on social media with #OFOD! Olympic Day takes place on June 20, but we're celebrating through June 24. We look forward to seeing what you do! DISCLAIMER: OLYMPIC® is a trademark of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (“USOPC”). Any use of OLYMPIC® in the Olympic Fever podcast is strictly for informational and commentary purposes. The Olympic Fever podcast is not an official podcast of the USOPC. The Olympic Fever podcast is not a sponsor of the USOPC, nor is Olympic Fever associated with or endorsed by USOPC in any way. The content of Olympic Fever podcast does not reflect the opinions, standards, views, or policies of the USOPC, and the USOPC in no way warrants that content featured in Olympic Fever is accurate.

Enjoy Utah's olympic legacy on Olympic Day, June 25, 2017. Head up to Olympic Park near Park city for the celebration and to meet some Olympians. You may also want to try Blues, Brews, & BBQ at Snowbasin.  This festival runs every Sunday afternoon all summer.  It's totally free!   Click here to visit the Blues, Brews & BBQ page at Snowbasin.com

InstaViser celebrated Olympic Day with an AMA Marathon featuring Olympians and Olympic hopefuls including 2012 Olympic Steeplechaser and 2016 Hopeful, Donn Cabral. Listen as Donn talks about training, what it's like to compete at the Olympics, and his secrets to success.

InstaViser celebrated Olympic Day with an AMA Marathon featuring Olympians and Olympic hopefuls including 2008 Olympic Silver Medalist and 2012 Olympian, Jonathan Horton. Listen as Jonathan talks about training, what it's like to compete at the Olympics, and even his experience on American Ninja Warrior.

InstaViser celebrated Olympic Day with an AMA Marathon featuring Olympians and Olympic hopefuls including three-time USRowing National Team member and 2016 Olympic Hopeful, Meghan O'Leary. Listen as Meghan talks about how she got into rowing after she Googled the sport, her training routine, and secrets to success.