Ben Ball is an expert in commercial sports content and partnerships. Currently, Senior Director at Planet Sport Group, Ben is known for roles at World Rugby and The Telegraph using talent to bring to life innovative solutions to brand needs that match the interests of his readers or audience.

In this episode he shares exactly what major global brands are looking for when they partner with a sports star.

At Rio 2016 Jazz Carlin brought back two silver medals for Team GB, after twice finishing second to Katie Ledecky. In this episode, Jazz discusses what it's like for an athlete to leave their sport and transition into normal life, and the challenges that come with it.

Training for both the 2026 Winter Olympics and 2028 Summer Olympics is no small ask, but Adele Nicoll is taking it in her stride. Whether it's bobsleigh in Milano-Cortina or shot put in Los Angeles, Adele's determination to succeed is evident in every element of her life.

In this episode she discusses the challenges of being a multi-discipline athlete, while also keeping up with a social media profile which has accrued over 20 million Instagram reel views.

With two World Championship titles in the last three years, Team Mouat are at the top of their game. As the popularity of curling worldwide continues to grow, they are Team GB's best hope of a gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

We sat down with Bruce Mouat, Grant Hardie, Hammy McMillan and Bobby Lammie to discuss how they navigate a niche sport, and what their hopes are for the future of curling.

As the BBC's Head of Major Events, Ron Chakraborty is responsible for supporting the careers of TV cast and crew in front of and behind the camera at major sporting events such as the Olympic Games and Wimbledon.

In this episode, he gives us insight into how to get involved in working on these global sporting phenomena as well as a few tales from his time in the world of sports broadcast.

In this episode we speak to one of the top broadcasters on British Television, Jason Mohammad. As a presenter on BBC Radio 2, Final Score and Match of the Day, Jason's illustrious career has taken him from a Cardiff council estate to the Men's Football World Cup Final.

He shares invaluable advice about how to make it as a TV presenter through his inspiring journey and relentless work ethic.

With decades of experience in the newspaper industry, mainly as the sports editor for The Daily Telegraph, Keith oversaw how the paper dealt with sports stars. Whether it was standard interviews or as guest columnists, Keith has covered all the major sporting events in the world and has the stories to go with it!

After winning gold in the men's eight rowing at Paris 2024, Rory Gibbs has now retired from rowing and is starting to make waves in the business and entertainment industries. We spoke to him about the concept of 'athletepreneurs', those who transition from sport to business and what that entails.

Rory gives us insight into life after sport, from the perspective of someone who is just setting out on the journey.