
Original audio documentaries from the makers of the acclaimed 30 for 30 film series, featuring stories from the world of sports and beyond. 30 for 30 offers captivating storytelling for sports fans and general interest listeners alike, going beyond the field to explore how sports, competition, athleticism and adventure affect our lives and our world. Sports stories like you've never heard before.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 111 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Olympian Samia Yusuf Omar will stop at nothing to get to the next Summer Olympics. Running across borders. Running away from authorities. And running for her life.
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One man begins a prison sentence and the other goes on a World Series run, but putting to rest questions about what really happened between these two men isn’t so simple.
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Encrypted text messages, a trunk full of baseball cards, and a private bank account - federal law enforcement takes us inside their investigation of Shohei and Ippei.
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Matt Bowyer was running one of the largest illegal sports betting operations in the country when he thought he scored the client of a lifetime.
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Words fail me. The Hobey Baker story is informative, impactful and timely. Made me think deeply about human relationships and that’s a good thing.
I thought the episodes regarding the crimes perpetrated by Otani‘s translator were excellent.
Specifically regarding the Ohtani podcast. Found it really hard to listen. Presented like the listener had absolutely no knowledge of sports or gambling (or news) and the reporter uses first-person pronouns about 100 times in the first 15 minutes. I would be very interested in this story but don’t think I want to get it here.
The investigative journalism is extremely well done and informative. However, the editing and flow of the content is extremely challenging. Random cuts to commercials, journalist constantly using first-person, weird intermittent music, interjection with not a ton of context, etc.
Shohei Ohtani fall guy, not for one second do I think Ohtani wasn’t gambling. 30 for 30 gives my sports minded children and I something relevant to explore and engage in, sure my Alphas say “omg, she is listen to her old people stuff again”, my mom listen to NPR during my childhood and there are lots of teachable moments with audio media.
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This series offers in-depth, archival-style investigations into sports-related stories that blend journalism, culture, and legal drama. Across episodes, listeners encounter rigorous reporting, on-the-ground interviews, and careful scrutiny of public narratives around high-profile cases and sports figures. The format leans into long-form storytelling with multiple contributors, forensic-style detail, and evolving developments that keep audiences returning for updates. A standout quality is the combination of investigative rigor with accessible storytelling, often challenging official accounts and inviting listener reflection on truth, justice, and media influence.
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Recent guests on 30 for 30 Podcasts include:
1. Ippei Mizuhara
2. Ipe Mizahara
3. Mitch Lively
4. Stephen Akamoto
5. Koda Ishijima
6. Alden Gonzalez
7. Ipei Mizuhara
8. Paula Lavigne
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