Olympipod
OlympipodA biweekly podcast about the world's greatest quadrennial multi-sport extravaganza brought to you by below-average international athlete Chris O'Reilly and above-average international nonathlete Ruth Fitzpatrick. We will be your one-stop pod guiding you through all 32 Olympiads as well as a couple of non-Olympiads.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 4 years ago |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsNewsSports News | |||
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Latest Episodes
The latest and most glorious season of the Olympipod has returned! And what a return – Ruth carries an injury into the recording, and has mislayed her notes. Chris brings facts and a chance meeting with an anti-doping officer. There's flops, Swedish ... more
With just 504 short days left until the Opening Ceremony of the 33rd Olympiad, Ruth and Chris reflect on the tickets they've already nabbed, and whether they can fit surfing into their schedules. Also! Chris thinks it's a good idea to review each and... more
THE OLYMPIPOD IS BACK! After an unannounced and unexpected 10-month haitus, Ruth and Chris have months of out-dated news, misremembered facts, and vague recollections of previously strongly-held beliefs to catch up on. more
Delivering yesterday's news, today! Also huge pretzels, curling, and ice tug-of-war.
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- The Lighter Side of Olympic History
Hilarious, full of great storytelling
Apple Podcasts5dvw2
United States3 years ago - Takes the Olympics Seriously, Not Themselves
Ruth and Chris are so much fun to listen to. They do their research, and share lots of fun facts. They clearly love the Olympics and history. They are not ponderous or take themselves too seriously, and point out ridiculousness. Anyone who can call out de Coubertin is ok with me!
Apple Podcasts5Alison4949United States4 years ago - Strong recommend
Funny and intriguing in equal measure - Ruth and Chris make excellent tour guides through the often bizarre and unexpected history of the modern Olympics. Love it!
Apple Podcasts5jtdward
Ireland4 years ago - Absolutely phenomenal
Easily in the top 2 podcasts I've ever hosted
Apple Podcasts5RuthieFizzIreland4 years ago
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