
"Behind every gold medal is a story worth telling." Hosted by Olympic champion Sarah Hughes, Good as Gold features intimate, inspiring conversations with the world's greatest athletes — Olympic gold medalists. Each episode explores the untold journey behind the medal: training, setbacks, triumphs, and the lasting legacy of sport. With warmth, humor, and insider perspective, Sarah connects with fel... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this engaging conversation, John Shuster shares his journey from a small-town curling enthusiast to an Olympic champion. He discusses the challenges and triumphs of his curling career, including the emotional highs of winning a bronze medal and th... more
In this episode, hosted by 2002 Olympic figure skating champion Sarah Hughes, we dive deep into the incredible career of Kelly Clark, Olympic gold medalist in snowboarding. Kelly talks about her remarkable journey from discovering snowboarding as a c... more
In this episode of Good As Gold, host Sarah Hughes, the 2002 Olympic figure skating champion, sits down with Carly Patterson, the iconic American gymnast who won the all-around gold medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics at just 16 years old. Carly shares... more
Join Olympic champion Sarah Hughes as she delves into the incredible story of Sheila Young, a legendary figure in speed skating and track cycling. In this episode of Good As Gold, Sheila shares her journey from humble beginnings in Detroit to becomin... more
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