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Our latest episode in our classic Olympic Opening Ceremony series is here as we once again go over an Opening Ceremony we have already covered in looking at the 2018 Winter Olympic Opening Ceremony from PyeongChang in South Korea! Has this Opening Ceremony actually improved since we watched it six years ago? How excited are we to have so much mascot interaction in this ceremony? Why are we still disappointed by the lack of Psy, even though there is technically Psy in it? Are we in awe of the soprano singer still? Are we slowly becoming nostalgic for Thomas Bach (Olympic Champion Fencing) and his very long speeches? And does this episode make us want to re-visit some other recent Opening Ceremonies for another look? It's all here in another epic episode that you won't want to miss!

To conclude Women's History Month, Closer Mentality brought on Team Australia freestyle skier Madii Himbury. We talked through the gymnastics to freestyle ski pipeline, competing for Team Australia, qualifying for the Olympics, Australian mental health resources, and the physical and mental strains of three ACL tears. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Get 10% off of your first month at betterhelp.com/closermentality 2003 Study: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/237513367_The_Prevalence_of_Previous_Serious_Knee_Injuries_in_Freestyle_World_Championship_Skiers Closer Mentality UNCENSORED: www.youtube.com/channel/UCJuZfwIP9ny-WIqpcUaQnWA

A viagem até Pequim-2022 chegou ao fim. Na semana em que os Jogos Olímpicos vão arrancar, o Pedro Fragoso, o Pedro Varela e o Rui Silva juntaram-se uma última vez para completar a viagem sobre as edições de inverno. O Rui Silva conta as histórias de Vancouver-2010, Sochi-2014 e PyeongChang-2018, o Pedro Varela apresenta o esqui alpino, a sétima e última modalidade desta viagem, e há um convidado: o Pedro Barata faz a apresentação dos três atletas portugueses que vão competir na China durante o mês de fevereiro. O podcast Tocha Olímpica vai acompanhar o evento ao pormenor com rubricas diárias. Até já!

Episode 41 and Wendi and Dfernando's guest interview is Canadian multi-medalist Olympic ice dancer and linquist Paul Poirier.  Paul Poirier started skating at age five.  In standard Canadian tradition, he was put into ice hockey along with his brothers but instead of chasing the puck, he would spin on the face-off dots.  Once he was officially enrolled in figure skating, he loved being able to do what he wanted.  From ages 9 to 18 he split his time between ice dance and men’s singles; focusing more on ice dance because his career was more established in this form and he liked the artistic freedom it provided. In July 2011, Poirier teamed up with Piper Gilles. At their first national championships together in January 2012, they won the bronze medal in ice dance but were ineligible to compete internationally that season because Gilles had competed for the United States the year prior. They debuted as a couple on the ISU Grand Prix in the Fall of 2012 and competed at their first World Championships together in 2013.In May 2013, Poirier suffered a right ankle fracture dislocation and underwent surgery to insert plates and screws. They were able to compete at the 2014 Canadian Championships, but weren’t quite physically or technically ready to take their best shot at qualifying for Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games and missed the Olympic team by one spot. That fueled their fire for the next quadrennial. After winning silver at the 2014 Four Continents Championships, they had one of their strongest seasons in 2014-15, winning a pair of silver medals on the Grand Prix series and qualifying for the Grand Prix Final. They went on to post a career-best finish at the World Championships, placing sixth.Gaining a reputation as innovative skaters who try to do the opposite of what people expect, Gilles and Poirier had their partial step sequence from the 2015-16 short dance adopted as a new pattern dance by the ISU and dubbed the "Maple Leaf March". They had been struggling with that program all season, tweaking it constantly and changing the music entirely three weeks before the Worlds, where they ended up placing fifth in the short dance to put them into the final flight for the free dance. At the 2017 World Championships they recorded their second straight eighth-place finish. After winning silver at the 2018 Canadian Championships, Gilles and Poirier competed at PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games where they had yet another eighth-place finish. They followed up by matching their career-best World Championship result a month later.Poirier had a prior successful partnership with Vanessa Crone that included a World Junior silver medal in 2008, a Canadian title in 2011, and competing at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games.Poirier completed his Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics at the University of Toronto.  Passionate about language, he continues to spend time reading and doing linguistics research.  He is currently training with Piper Gilles for the 2022 Beijing Olympic Winter Games. Also on Episode 41, Wendi and Dfernando talk about non-celebratory Valentine's Day, the release of BARB & STAR GO TO VISTA DEL MAR and those 1970s TV commercials featuring creepy stop-motion dolls.  And on the RIPE & ROTTEN REPORT there's the 2012 fashion documentary VERSAILLES '73: American Runway Revolution, Gen Z vs. Gen X, the hilarious Cheri Oteri and slow texters.   Follow us on our Instagram: Wendi McLendon-CoveyDfernando ZarembaGENERATION RIPE...  and our guest Paul Poirier and his Twitter. Remember to subscribe, rate & leave a review for GENERATION RIPEVisit Dfernando Zaremba's website: dfernandozaremba.com

Noah Elliott is a Team USA Paralympian snowboarder who competed in the 2018 Winter Games in PyeongChang in Banked Slalom and Snowboard Cross, where he won Bronze and Gold Medals, respectively. Adam joined Noah in his home in Steamboat Springs, CO. After taking a look at Noah’s new Speed Twin, Noah opened up about his battle with cancer, which he won, but not without losing his left leg from just above the knee. He shares how he then dedicated his life to pursuing competitive snowboarding at the highest level, including winning at the 2018 Winter Games. Finally, Noah and Adam chat about riding, including Noah’s recent participation as an ambassador for the 2020 Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride.

What's it like to become the first Olympian for your country in the sport of skeleton? Israeli athlete AJ Edelman tells us about his experiences in the sport of skeleton and his current work in building up Israel's bobsled and skeleton team in hopes of competing at the Beijing 2022 Olympics. Follow AJ on Insta and Twitter! Follow the Israeli bobsled team and check out its website. TKFLASTANIS in action: Tom Scott was profiled by the World Karate Federation Marnie McBean's speaking this weekend Kikkan Randall on retiring from sport Other big news: It's our 3rd anniversary this week, and we've got a gift for you! We're announcing our 2021 Book Club books and Movie Club movies. We hope you're as excited about the selections as we are! If you'd like to celebrate our anniversary, please support the show. We accept ongoing donations at Patreon -- at our lowest level, each show is just $.25! Or, save up your quarters and make a one time donation at Paypal. We appreciate your support! Thanks so much for listening, and until next time, keep the flame alive!

USA Hockey Women's National Team goalkeeper and 2018 Olympic Gold Medalist Maddie Rooney joins Greg to talk about what's ahead for Team USA with play stopped due to the pandemic. Rooney also remembers her epic shootout save to help claim gold at #PyeongChang2018 and discusses her new challenge as a high school coach plus the role Team USA plays in growing women's hockey nationwide. #WhatsGood

Bob-Bundestrainer Rene Spies spricht in der fünften Episode des "TrainerInSportdeutschland"-Podcasts darüber, wie er als Trainer mit Druck umgeht, was er täglich bei der Arbeit mit den Athleten*innen lernt und wann ihm die Tränen kamen bei den Olympischen Winterspielen in PyeongCahng 2018.

Nesta edição destaques para as disputa no Patinação em Velocidade em Pista Curta, Hóquei no Gelo, Patinação Artística, Bobsled e o Combinado Nórdico.

Nesta edição destaques para as disputa no Patinação em Velocidade, Hóquei no Gelo, Ski Cross-country, Esqui Estilo Livre e Esqui Alpino.

Nesta edição destaques para as disputa no Patinação em Velocidade, Hóquei no Gelo, Ski Cross-country, Snowboard e Patinação Artística

Nesta edição destaques para as disputa no Curling, Patinação em Velocidade, Hóquei no Gelo, Ski Alpino, Ski Cross-country e Snowboard.

Nesta edição destaques para as disputa no Curling, Patinação em Velocidade,Patinação Artística, Hóquei no Gelo, Biatlo, Salto Com Skis.

Nesta edição destaques para as disputa no Curling, Patinação em Velocidade, Snowboard, Ski Cross-Country, Patinação Artística.

Nesta edição destaques para as disputa no Curling, Salto em Esqui, Patinação em Velocidade em Pista Curta, Snowboard, Ski Cross-Country, Biatlo, Ludge e Hóquei no Gelo.

Nesta edição destaques para as disputa no Curling, Salto em Esqui, Esqui Estilo Livre e Patinação Artística.

Clinical Assistant Professor Tolga Ozyurtcu joins Talking Eds to discuss topics related to paying student athletes, and what that could mean for collegiate athletics. They also share thoughts on the recent winter Olympics, and the benefits that bidding for the Olympics can bring to a city. Learn how Dr. Ozyurtcu found his interest in studying sports, and how he ended up at The University of Texas at Austin.

We're back in PyeongChang (figuratively speaking) for a look at what's been going on with the Paralympic Games--and the hijinks of one of our favorite mascots, Bandabi. If you're interested in learning more about guides for visually impaired sports, check out VisionAware.   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.  

Today's theme: PyeongChang 2018 Paralympics The Paralympic Games is a major international multi-sport event involving athletes with a range of disabilities. The PyeongChang 2018 Paralympic Winter Games takes place from March 9th to March 18th, featuring athletes from competing in six sports for 80 Gold medals. What is the origin of the word “Paralympic”? When did it all begin? We look at the history, as well as the present competition, speaking to athletes and coaches from the scene. The Conversationalist with Jon Kreamelmeyer - Former American cross-country skiing coach who was the head coach of United States from 1998 until 2006, during which time the United States won 11 Paralympics medal in cross-country skiing. - During the Winter Paralympics in Sochi, he was inducted into the Paralympic Hall of Fame. “Should we, in your experience, be treating the Paralympics as its own special and unique event with noticeable differences from the Olympics, or is it more important that we pay less attention to the unique nature of it and try, instead, to blur the lines between them? There have been some reports that in some countries, it has been rather tricky to attract attention and interest in the Paralympics, with reasons ranging from the commercialization of the healthy body image to a lack of expansive tv coverage. Is this the case for the US or any other countries you've been associated with? What do you think can be done, if anything, to raise interest in these games?” & Joany Badenhorst - para snowboarder and co-captain of Australian Paralympic Winter team for PyeongChang 2018 “From an early age you took part in various youth paralympics and sport events. But the story of how you got into snowboarding is intriguing. You were trying on a high heeled prosthetic leg to wear on your graduating formal, jumping and running, and head coach of the Australian para snowboard team Pete Higgins was watching you on the other room? Children with disability don't see as much representation of them on media or it might be hard for them to find a role model. Do you hope that they might learn something from watching the Paralympics games? Or do you have any message for them?” Media Monster Derren Brown: The Push Next week: Yoga

The Winter Olympics are done and it is time to hash it all out and see if they have inspired us to get on that treadmill gathering dust in the corner (yeah, no). The highs, the lows, the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat, it was all there in South Korea for us to behold. Also, a discussion on school shootings in America.#bigmoney #pyeongchang2018 #USOC #USCurling #leanin

It's the last day of the 2018 Olympics! Jill and Alison wrap up the action in the 4-Man Bobsled, Men's Ice Hockey, Cross-Country Skiing and Curling events. Then it's time for the Closing Ceremonies, where we wave to all of our Team Olympic Fever members, give Soohorang one final hug and extinguish the Olympic Flame.  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 Olympics have officially wrapped up for 2018. The next winter Olympics will take place in Beijing in 2022. How well did we do? How was the closing ceremonies? Guest - Scott Radley. Host of “The Scott Radley Show” Columnist, Hamilton Spec

(ATR) Around the Rings reporters talk about the success and areas of improvement of Olympic organizers in South Korea after spending a month in PyeongChang for the 2018 Winter Olympics.

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Well all good things must come to an end and sadly PyeongChang 2018 is over. But does that mean we're going to stop and not bring you our review and recap of the final day and closing ceremony? Of course now! How crap was the closing ceremony? What is the deal with kids? What is the deal with kids who can project their voice so far? Where the hell was Psy? Are we looking forward to Beijing? Is Thomas Bach still speaking? Why is Ben now besties with Edwina Bartholomew? And where do these games rank in the minds of your beloved trio of hosts? It's time to listen, extinguish the flame and get the tissues out as we close out the games of the 23rd winter Olympiad in style!

Das Olympische Feuer in Pyeongchang ist erloschen, der Staffelstab für die nächste Olympiade, also die vier Jahre bis zu den nächsten Spielen, an Peking übergeben. Zeit auch für uns von meinsportpodcast.de die Koffer zu packen und mit den Olympischen Winterspielen 2018 abzuschließen. Aber nicht, ohne euch auch noch den letzten Wettkampftag zusammenzufassen und den DOSB-Präsidenten ein Fazit aus deutscher Sicht ziehen zu lassen. Auch an diesem Sonntag in Pyeongchang gab es noch einmal drei Medaillen zu feiern. Erst die Viererbobs mit Gold und Silber und dann natürlich auch noch die deutsche Eishockey-Nationalmannschaft in einem denkwürdigen und so nicht für möglich gehaltenen Olympia-Finale. Bei Winter Games auf meinsportpodcast.de fassen Malte Asmus und Sven Metzger zusammen.

Das Olympische Feuer in Pyeongchang ist erloschen, der Staffelstab für die nächste Olympiade, also die vier Jahre bis zu den nächsten Spielen, an Peking übergeben. Zeit auch für uns von meinsportpodcast.de die Koffer zu packen und mit den Olympischen Winterspielen 2018 abzuschließen. Aber nicht, ohne euch auch noch den letzten Wettkampftag zusammenzufassen und den DOSB-Präsidenten ein Fazit aus deutscher Sicht ziehen zu lassen. Auch an diesem Sonntag in Pyeongchang gab es noch einmal drei Medaillen zu feiern. Erst die Viererbobs mit Gold und Silber und dann natürlich auch noch die deutsche Eishockey-Nationalmannschaft in einem denkwürdigen und so nicht für möglich gehaltenen Olympia-Finale. Bei Winter Games auf meinsportpodcast.de fassen Malte Asmus und Sven Metzger zusammen.

Team USA's #1 fan Sarah Patton is back for our daily wrap-up. First up is our discussion of Team Olympic Fever's very own gold medalist John Shuster and Team Shuster's amazing victory over Sweden. Plus, Snowboard, Team Alpine, Ice Hockey, Speedskating, and the inevitable chat about doping at PyeongChang.   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.  

Das Olympische Feuer in Pyeongchang ist erloschen, der Staffelstab für die nächste Olympiade, also die vier Jahre bis zu den nächsten Spielen, an Peking übergeben. Zeit auch für uns von meinsportpodcast.de die Koffer zu packen und mit den Olympischen Winterspielen 2018 abzuschließen. Aber nicht, ohne euch auch noch den letzten Wettkampftag zusammenzufassen und den DOSB-Präsidenten ein Fazit aus deutscher Sicht ziehen zu lassen. Auch an diesem Sonntag in Pyeongchang gab es noch einmal drei Medaillen zu feiern. Erst die Viererbobs mit Gold und Silber und dann natürlich auch noch die deutsche Eishockey-Nationalmannschaft in einem denkwürdigen und so nicht für möglich gehaltenen Olympia-Finale. Bei Winter Games auf meinsportpodcast.de fassen Malte Asmus und Sven Metzger zusammen....

Ester Ledecka triumphiert als erste Frau der Welt sowohl im Alpinen Ski als auch beim Snowboard bei ein und denselben Olympischen Spielen. Nach SuperG-Gold mit zwei Brettern holt die Tschechin auch Gold im Parallel-Riesenslalom auf einem Brett. Das ist die Geschichte des Rennen aus internationaler Sicht. Doch aus deutscher Sicht sind die Silber- und die Bronzemedaille von Selina Jörg bzw. Ramona Hofmeister die Story. Sven Schultze und Malte Asmus erzählen beide....

The penultimate day is here and it's time to make sure you're updated and fulfilled as we declare it the games of Ester Ledecka and Canadian bronze with day 15 of PyeongChang 2018. Why is it such a big deal for Canada to break the bronze drought in Men's Ice Hockey and eclipse the fortune of the great Grenoble 68 side? Why is it such a big deal for Canadian's to break the car robbery drought and create a new Ryan Lochte? Are squirrels that scary that snowboarders should run them over? Can Jarrod try and explain to us the rules of mass start speed skating? And why has Australia just packed up and gone home? Listen in, get educated and excited as another episode comes through your ears! 

Zwei Medaillen gab es am vorletzten Wettkampftag der Olympischen Winterspiele in Pyeongchang für das deutsche Team. Im Snowboard hatten Selina Jörg und Ramona Hofmeister Silber und Bronze geholt - hinter der großartigen und historischen Ester Ledecka. Denn Goldmedaillen sowohl im Alpin-Ski als auch im Snowboard bei ein und denselben Olympischen Spielen hatte noch kein Athlet vor ihr geschafft. Snowboard war das Highlight am heutigen Samstag in Pyeongchang. Klar, dass Malte Asmus und Sven Schultze damit auch ihren Tagesrückblick eröffnen. Aber auch beim Curling ging es hoch her. Die USA holen sensationell die Goldmedaille vor Schweden - die Kanadier waren ja bereits gestern im Spiel um Platz 3 gescheitert. Vom Vorletzten in Sotschi zum Goldmedaillen-Gewinner 2018. Ein steiler Aufstieg des Team USA. Außerdem widmen wir uns ausführlich den 50 km klassisch der Männer im Langlauf und haben alle anderen Medaillenentscheidungen des Tages für euch zusammengefasst.

Ester Ledecka triumphiert als erste Frau der Welt sowohl im Alpinen Ski als auch beim Snowboard bei ein und denselben Olympischen Spielen. Nach SuperG-Gold mit zwei Brettern holt die Tschechin auch Gold im Parallel-Riesenslalom auf einem Brett. Das ist die Geschichte des Rennen aus internationaler Sicht. Doch aus deutscher Sicht sind die Silber- und die Bronzemedaille von Selina Jörg bzw. Ramona Hofmeister die Story. Sven Schultze und Malte Asmus erzählen beide.

Alison's all dressed up for our review of the Women's Figure Skating free skate (or as Jill says, a Lipinski/Kwan redux). Then it's on to the other sports of the day--which turns out to be a lot, even though we're nearly at the end of the Games. We've got: Bobsled - with Team Olympic Fever member Nick Cunningham Curling - with Team Olympic Fever member John Shuster Speedskating Ice Hockey Alpine Skiing Snowboard And Jill channels her best Chad Salmela as she watches NBC's coverage of the Men's Biathlon Relay. We're down to the end of the Games -- and the end of our fundraising drive. Check out the PayPal button above for your opportunity to keep the podcast alive during the coming year. 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.  

Zwei Medaillen gab es am vorletzten Wettkampftag der Olympischen Winterspiele in Pyeongchang für das deutsche Team. Im Snowboard hatten Selina Jörg und Ramona Hofmeister Silber und Bronze geholt - hinter der großartigen und historischen Ester Ledecka. Denn Goldmedaillen sowohl im Alpin-Ski als auch im Snowboard bei ein und denselben Olympischen Spielen hatte noch kein Athlet vor ihr geschafft. Snowboard war das Highlight am heutigen Samstag in Pyeongchang. Klar, dass Malte Asmus und Sven Schultze damit auch ihren Tagesrückblick eröffnen. Aber auch beim Curling ging es hoch her. Die USA holen sensationell die Goldmedaille vor Schweden - die Kanadier waren ja bereits gestern im Spiel um Platz 3 gescheitert. Vom Vorletzten in Sotschi zum Goldmedaillen-Gewinner 2018. Ein steiler Aufstieg des Team USA. Außerdem widmen wir uns ausführlich den 50 km klassisch der Männer im Langlauf und haben alle anderen Medaillenentscheidungen des Tages für euch zusammengefasst....

Zwei Medaillen gab es am vorletzten Wettkampftag der Olympischen Winterspiele in Pyeongchang für das deutsche Team. Im Snowboard hatten Selina Jörg und Ramona Hofmeister Silber und Bronze geholt - hinter der großartigen und historischen Ester Ledecka. Denn Goldmedaillen sowohl im Alpin-Ski als auch im Snowboard bei ein und denselben Olympischen Spielen hatte noch kein Athlet vor ihr geschafft. Snowboard war das Highlight am heutigen Samstag in Pyeongchang. Klar, dass Malte Asmus und Sven Schultze damit auch ihren Tagesrückblick eröffnen. Aber auch beim Curling ging es hoch her. Die USA holen sensationell die Goldmedaille vor Schweden - die Kanadier waren ja bereits gestern im Spiel um Platz 3 gescheitert. Vom Vorletzten in Sotschi zum Goldmedaillen-Gewinner 2018. Ein steiler Aufstieg des Team USA. Außerdem widmen wir uns ausführlich den 50 km klassisch der Männer im Langlauf und haben alle anderen Medaillenentscheidungen des Tages für euch zusammengefasst.

Ester Ledecka triumphiert als erste Frau der Welt sowohl im Alpinen Ski als auch beim Snowboard bei ein und denselben Olympischen Spielen. Nach SuperG-Gold mit zwei Brettern holt die Tschechin auch Gold im Parallel-Riesenslalom auf einem Brett. Das ist die Geschichte des Rennen aus internationaler Sicht. Doch aus deutscher Sicht sind die Silber- und die Bronzemedaille von Selina Jörg bzw. Ramona Hofmeister die Story. Sven Schultze und Malte Asmus erzählen beide.

Es ist der Wahnsinn - wer hätte das vor dem Olympischen Turnier oder noch vor wenigen Tagen für möglich gehalten: Das deutsche Eishockey-Team der Herren steht im Finale. Und das nach Siegen über Schweden und Kanada. Dieses historische Ereignis verlangt Aufarbeitung heute bei Winter Games, unserem Olympia-Podcast. Denn bisher waren zwei Bronzemedaillen 1932 und 1976 die besten Resultate einer deutschen Mannschaft im Eishockey. Jetzt ist Silber schon sicher - und es könnte sogar Gold werden. Malte Asmus und Sven Metzger fassen das 4:3 gegen Kanada zusammen und ordnen es ein. Außerdem analysiert Sven Schultze noch das Biathlon-Staffelrennen der Herren, bei dem die deutsche Mannschaft ein Auf und Ab erlebte, aber am Ende tatsächlich noch Bronze holte. Abgerundet wird die Tageszusammenfassung dann mit den weiteren Resultaten aus Pyeongchang und dem obligatorischen Blick auf den Medaillenspiegel. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

It's been another exciting day of Olympic action! Jill and Alison discuss: The US' victory in Women's Ice Hockey Team Olympic Fever member John Shuster going for gold in Curling The Women's Figure Skating free skate Women's Alpine Skiing Team Olympic Fever member Clare Egan's Biathlon relay Team Olympic Fever member Bryan Fletcher's last Nordic Combined event More craziness in Short Track Speedskating 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.    

We're so close to the end that we're nearly going to cry and there is a lot of crying today especially if you're Canadian so we try to make sure your tears are wiped away in the best possible way. Just how on earth did Canada lose to Germany in ice hockey? Just how on earth did Canada lose to Switzerland in curling? Just how on earth is it deemed a failure for Canada despite the fact they won a medal of every colour on day 14? How on earth is channel 7 even in Korea still when they are so focused on the Commonwealth Games already? And do you think Roger Federer would be a fan of our show if we were Swiss? So much to answer, so little time for you to click download!

Es ist der Wahnsinn - wer hätte das vor dem Olympischen Turnier oder noch vor wenigen Tagen für möglich gehalten: Das deutsche Eishockey-Team der Herren steht im Finale. Und das nach Siegen über Schweden und Kanada. Dieses historische Ereignis verlangt Aufarbeitung heute bei Winter Games, unserem Olympia-Podcast. Denn bisher waren zwei Bronzemedaillen 1932 und 1976 die besten Resultate einer deutschen Mannschaft im Eishockey. Jetzt ist Silber schon sicher - und es könnte sogar Gold werden. Malte Asmus und Sven Metzger fassen das 4:3 gegen Kanada zusammen und ordnen es ein. Außerdem analysiert Sven Schultze noch das Biathlon-Staffelrennen der Herren, bei dem die deutsche Mannschaft ein Auf und Ab erlebte, aber am Ende tatsächlich noch Bronze holte. Abgerundet wird die Tageszusammenfassung dann mit den weiteren Resultaten aus Pyeongchang und dem obligatorischen Blick auf den Medaillenspiegel....

Es ist der Wahnsinn - wer hätte das vor dem Olympischen Turnier oder noch vor wenigen Tagen für möglich gehalten: Das deutsche Eishockey-Team der Herren steht im Finale. Und das nach Siegen über Schweden und Kanada. Dieses historische Ereignis verlangt Aufarbeitung heute bei Winter Games, unserem Olympia-Podcast. Denn bisher waren zwei Bronzemedaillen 1932 und 1976 die besten Resultate einer deutschen Mannschaft im Eishockey. Jetzt ist Silber schon sicher - und es könnte sogar Gold werden. Malte Asmus und Sven Metzger fassen das 4:3 gegen Kanada zusammen und ordnen es ein. Außerdem analysiert Sven Schultze noch das Biathlon-Staffelrennen der Herren, bei dem die deutsche Mannschaft ein Auf und Ab erlebte, aber am Ende tatsächlich noch Bronze holte. Abgerundet wird die Tageszusammenfassung dann mit den weiteren Resultaten aus Pyeongchang und dem obligatorischen Blick auf den Medaillenspiegel.

Toby and Kirsh talk about the NBA all star game, whether or not Kirsh cares about the Olympic Games, and all the most recent Blue Jays news. The guys are then joined by Haley Strong (@hstrong_ , Bachelor/Bachelorette RHAP UP Podcast) to talk about their shared love of The Bachelor Winter Games, the ACTUAL winter games and the likely departure of Jose Bautista from their beloved Blue Jays.Stay tuned until the end of the episode for a huge announcement about Episode 72 of Toby Talks Sports.

As we get closer to the end of another Olympics it's time to recap on a day that New Zealand will remember forever and Canada will want to forget as Ben, Colin & Jarrod reflect on the 13th day of PyeongChang 2018. Just how is Canada coping with the loss of both the ice hockey and the curling? How is New Zealand still celebrating winning two bronze medals? How is Hungary celebrating by finally winning a gold? How is Australia celebrating in really not achieving anything? It's all there and more in another action packed day that we know you'll want to listen to immediately!

It was a big day for Team Olympic Fever in Women's Bobsled and Men's Curling, as we celebrate Lauren Gibbs' silver medal and Team Shuster's advancement to the medal round. It was also an amazing day for women at the Cross-Country Skiing venue, as the U.S. sprint relay team of Kikkan Randall and Jessie won the country's first gold medal ever in the sport. And it wasn't just the U.S. who had a great day; the Winter Olympics has a new all-time leading medalist too. We talk about the U.S. medal in Speedskating and wrap up the Figure Skating competition. Then move into the Games' new event, Big Air. Plus, Alpine Skiing and what's up with our Team Olympic Fever ice hockey official Jess Leclerc.   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's a momentous day in the history of the Winter Olympics as we come to you for day 12 of PyeongChang 2018 and celebrate some moments from day 13 which involve NEW ZEALAND GETTING ON THE PODIUM....TWICE!!!! As we hide our shock factor at this amazing feat, Ben, Jarrod & Colin go over all the other stuff that needs to be talked about so that we don't get too kiwi at this point of the games. Why is American Cross-Country skiing the next big thing for our American friends? Why is Canada disappointed they won a bronze? Why is Australia disappointed in the entire team? And how hard is it for a slalom racer to actually go around the first gate? All of those and more to be discussed as we still try and work out how New Zealand did what they did...or dud what they dud...

Zu später Stunde gab es heute in Pyeongchang noch richtig was zu feiern aus deutscher Sicht. Im Zweierbob holte ein deutsches Damen-Überraschungsteam sensationell Gold und im Eishockey gab es die größte Sensation seit 42 Jahren. Erstmals seit 1976 steht Deutschland nämlich wieder in einem Olympia-Halbfinale. Mit 4:3 setzte sich die DEB-Auswahl nach der Overtime gegen Schweden durch. Malte Asmus berichtet aber nicht nur über Erfolge und lässt strahlende Sieger von ihren Erlebnissen erzählen, sondern kümmert sich auch um die Enttäuschten. Die deutschen Langläufer, Alpin-Damen oder auch die Freestyler. Denn bei denen ist Wundenlecken angesagt - und das tun sie heute bei Winter Games, dem Olympiapodcast auf meinsportpodcast.de.

Zu später Stunde gab es heute in Pyeongchang noch richtig was zu feiern aus deutscher Sicht. Im Zweierbob holte ein deutsches Damen-Überraschungsteam sensationell Gold und im Eishockey gab es die größte Sensation seit 42 Jahren. Erstmals seit 1976 steht Deutschland nämlich wieder in einem Olympia-Halbfinale. Mit 4:3 setzte sich die DEB-Auswahl nach der Overtime gegen Schweden durch. Malte Asmus berichtet aber nicht nur über Erfolge und lässt strahlende Sieger von ihren Erlebnissen erzählen, sondern kümmert sich auch um die Enttäuschten. Die deutschen Langläufer, Alpin-Damen oder auch die Freestyler. Denn bei denen ist Wundenlecken angesagt - und das tun sie heute bei Winter Games, dem Olympiapodcast auf meinsportpodcast.de....

We are joined by Friend of the Pod and Radio 321 podcaster Nico Mitchel to talk about our quick reactions to the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic. This is the first installment and we plan on more quick episodes throughout the games. Also if you have thoughts on the Winter Games, send them in and we will include them in future installments! All submissions get 2 free movie passes!You can now listen and subscribe to The Larry's Pop Pod on iTunesSpotifyGoogle PlayStitcherOvercast:Follow us on Instagram: thelarryspoppodLike our Facebook pageFollow Chris Larry on Twitter: chrislarry33Find our Spotify playlist Vol. 4. hereFind our Spotify playlist Vol. 3 hereFind our Spotify playlist Vol. 2 hereFind our Spotify playlis Vol. 1 herePlease subscribe, rate and review us on your favorite listening platform! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

November 14, 2017 - The Hon. Lee Hee-beom, President and CEO of the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Organizing Committee, speaks to members, media and dignitaries in advance of the XXIII Winter Games. The day after a United Nations resolution supporting the Games, President Lee shares insights into the path toward PyeongChang, final steps ahead of the February 9 Opening Ceremonies, and his hopes for PyeongChang and Korea as grand host of these historic events. Joining President Lee will be Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism the Hon. Do Jonghwan, Gangwon Province Vice Governor Song Seokdoo, and Paralympic hockey star Jung Seunghwan. For more information, please visit the link below: http://www.koreasociety.org/policy/pyeongchang_2018_launch_featuring_olympic_committee_president_lee_hee-beom.html