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Paralympics
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Have you seen it all on the sidelines? Cheered the wins. Felt the losses. Sat through missed selections? Heard the “I don’t want to go anymore.” If you’re an amateur athlete, a coach, a parent, or a volunteer - then Sportish is for you.

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Federal Minister Anika Wells runs what we believe is the best of all portfolios: sport.

From her days of playing and umpiring as a kid to setting up a parkrun on Brisbane’s northside that’s still operating today, Anika Wells understands that spor... more

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Known for her near-death experience running the Australian outback, Turia Pitt has become a much-loved household name. What you might not know is that building off her own rehabilitation experience, she absolutely understands how to get women running... more

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You might know Jimmy Rees from his work on ABC’s Giggle and Hoot, or more recently, for his pandemic level comedy. So it should be no surprise that in his other roles; dad of 3 boys, sideline parent and u8 basketball coach, Jimmy knows what the bigg... more

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Katie Walker is absolutely the coach we would run through a brick wall for.

A former Queensland Firebirds netball player and assistant coach, Katie understands the importance of just getting started, moving your body and why you have to suck at s... more

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Recent Guests

Turia Pitt
Best-selling author, coach, motivational speaker and women's health advocate
Episode: PLAY WELL: Turia Pitt on using sport as her north star
Jimmy Rees
AFL-adjacent family-friendly comedian and presenter, known for Giggle and Hoot
Australian entertainer
Episode: PLAY WELL: Why Jimmy Rees sees the lighter side of sport
Katie Walker
Netball coach and former Queensland Firebirds player
Body Be Ready / Firebirds
Episode: PLAY WELL: Katie Walker is the netball coach you want
Brad Stulberg
New York Times bestselling author, speaker and performance coach
Author of The Way of Excellence
Episode: PLAY WELL: Stop optimising - why the pursuit of "elite" might be ruining your kid
Maggie Dent
Australia's favourite parenting author, educator and podcaster
Author of Digital Freedom with Kirra Pendergast
Episode: PLAY WELL: Maggie Dent on sport as the antidote to screens
Adam Hills
Australian comedian, host, and disability sports advocate
Paralympic broadcast team, The Last Leg
Episode: PLAY WELL: Adam Hills is a world champion (you just didn't know it)
Tariya Pitt
Athlete and adventurer mentioned as a future episode guest
Athlete
Episode: Bonus: all the behind the scenes of our next Play Well series
Bronwyn Victor
Involved in Brisbane cycling community for 30 years; former elite cyclist and business owner
Sisters of the Saddle / Brisbane cycling community
Episode: The power of cycling with Sisters of the Saddle
Libby Birch
AFLW player, four-time premiership defender, injury analyst for AFL Media
AFLW clubs including Western Bulldogs, Melbourne, North Melbourne
Episode: AFLW's Libby Birch on international footy, injuries and writing for the next generation

Hosts

Georgie Trickett
Co-host of Sportish; former athlete; host
Libby Trickett
Host of Sportish; Olympic swimmer; broadcaster

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 296 ratings
  • Maybe like not sure but yeh

    Like as a kid I like want like cause I m quite into netball and maybe you guys could like some netball eps (episodes) and I luv your pod see ya

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    4
    Omgosh p98
    Australia6 months ago
  • Unsporty convert

    As the one who’d make excuses not to participate as a child, my life has gradually become more sporty as a mum raising two kids who are mad for it. I’m having a late in life sports awakening following women’s soccer (due to my daughter) and a becoming devoted ParkRunner after a lifetime believing I couldn’t run. So this podcast fits right in, love the sports commentary, love the advice on managing sporty kids and keeping me on an even keel not enrolling them in every academy available - you’ve s... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Clairsy T
    Australia7 months ago
  • All the feels

    Get prepared to laugh out loud, shed a tear, and feel like you’re part of a team again - all through your headphones- when you listen to Libby and Georgie! Great guests and incredible conversations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zaliyager
    United States8 months ago
  • Essential listening on my commute to work!

    Loving the variety, the knowledge, the insights, laughs & fun factor and so much more from these 2 legends … It’s more than “just talk” - it’s real, authentic, sometimes raw - if you listen, you will learn something new or a new perspective to take into your life … it’s my essential listening for my commute to work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    snacktician
    Australia2 years ago
  • Wanted to like this one more than I did

    Libby Trickett’s accomplishments in the pool were amazing and definitely drew me to this podcast. While I appreciate her honesty, I do not appreciate her bad language and gutter talk. Also, she comes across as a “fan girl” so much that I am starting to wonder if any of it is genuine. Hearing the life perspectives of former athletes is an interesting angle for a podcast. However, this podcast became a bit formulaic to me.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Handsome Carl
    Australia3 years ago

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PLAY WELL: Turia Pitt on using sport as her north star
Q: Can you tell us more about the work that you're doing in that space?
Pitt describes surveying women about safety while exercising, collecting their experiences and taking the findings to Parliament House to pursue changes that could help women feel safer participating in sport.
PLAY WELL: Turia Pitt on using sport as her north star
Q: How did the Ironman goal help during that intense period of recovery?
Pitt says it gave her a distant goal and direction to work toward, helping her focus on purpose rather than only asking why the accident had happened.
PLAY WELL: Why Jimmy Rees sees the lighter side of sport
Q: What does sport look like in your household now, and how do you balance competition with fun for your kids?
Sport in the family is diverse and multi-sport, with a focus on fun and inclusivity; the parents try to avoid pressure, letting kids enjoy the activity while still supporting their development and occasional competitive moments.
PLAY WELL: Why Jimmy Rees sees the lighter side of sport
Q: How did Jimmy Rees come to be involved in sport-themed entertainment, and what has that journey taught him?
The audition process for Giggle and Hoot was random and open-call oriented, revealing that unconventional paths can lead to big opportunities; the experience shows that staying flexible and embracing unexpected chances can shape a career that blends humor with family and sport.
The power of cycling with Sisters of the Saddle
Q: What does the 10-week training program look like, and how does it empower women who are new to cycling?
The program equips participants with skills for safe riding, teamwork, and fundraising, with emphasis on community support and gradual skill development; as iterations progress, women gain confidence, leadership roles (e.g., team captain), and stronger peer networks.

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What is Sportish about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Sportish presents human-centered conversations about sport, from grassroots to elite levels, with a focus on wellbeing, development, and practical insights for families, coaches, and athletes. Episodes blend personal stories, expert perspectives, and community-oriented topics—ranging from youth pathways and nutrition to concussion safety and sport ethics—often anchored by two hosts who bring warmth, honesty, and a willingness to tackle tough subjects. The show frequently features guests who are athletes, clinicians, journalists, and sport advocates, making it a solid fit for listeners interested in the human side of sport and real-world applications for participation and performance.

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Sportish launched 5 years ago and published 135 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Sportish include:

1. Turia Pitt
2. Jimmy Rees
3. Katie Walker
4. Brad Stulberg
5. Maggie Dent
6. Adam Hills
7. Tariya Pitt
8. Bronwyn Victor

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