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The athletics podcast, brought to you by world medallist Hannah England and fellow athletics commentator Richard Newman. Every week, the team will bring you the talking points, results and stories from the track, field, road and the mud of cross country, alongside big-name interviews.
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Hannah and Rich review day four of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, where Rose Davies made history as the first woman to win the 5,000m/10,000m double, beating fellow Aussie Jess Hull - with Megan Keith getting a brilliant bronze for Scotland. Devynne Charlton won the high hurdles, and there were some surprises in the semi-finals of the 800m and 200m. 📸 Activate the Burners Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support! This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS. Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman. Please subscribe, follow and leave a review where possible - it really helps us grow the podcast, and follow us on Instagram or watch on YouTube. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Hannah and Rich take a look back at the third day of track and field at the 2026 Commonwealth Games from Glasgow, after England’s Elise Thorner produced a brilliant finish to claim silver in the 3000m steeplechase behind Faith Cherotich. We reflect on drama in the T54 1500m, Kate O’Connor’s win in the heptathlon and some showboating in round one of the mile from Josh Kerr! Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support! This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS. Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman. Please subscribe, follow and leave a review where possible - it really helps us grow the podcast, and follow us on Instagram or watch on YouTube. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Rich and Hannah take a look back at the second day of track and field at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, which produced some incredible sprint finals despite bibilical rain at Scotstoun. There were 100m titles for Emmanuel Eseme and Zoe Hobbs, while Ky Robinson made it an Aussie double in the 10,000m, and both Eleanor Patterson and Camryn Rogers shrugged off terrible conditions to win the high jump and hammer respectively. Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support! This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS. Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman. Please subscribe, follow and leave a review where possible - it really helps us grow the podcast, and follow us on Instagram or watch on YouTube. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Hannah and Rich - who are in Glasgow working for the host broadcast at the Commonwealth Games - take a whistle stop tour through day one of track and field at Scotstoun, featuring a brilliant gold for Australia’s Rose Davies in the 10,000m. We also reflect on the British team for the European Athletics Championships, and the potential return of Jakob Ingebrigtsen. Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support! This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS. Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman. Please subscribe, follow and leave a review where possible - it really helps us grow the podcast, and follow us on Instagram or watch on YouTube. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
(Recorded before England withdrawals) - Rich is in Scotland, and Hannah’s about to head up - so the team take a deep dive on the Commonwealth Games, ahead of the start of athletics on Monday. Will Josh Kerr roll into this with another mile victory, following his win in the mile? Is Georgia Hunter Bell the favourite in the 800m? Do Australia have the strongest team?! Take some time to listen to our full preview ahead of the start of the programme. NOTE: Recorded prior to announcements of England withdrawals. Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support! This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS. Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman. Please subscribe, follow and leave a review where possible - it really helps us grow the podcast, and follow us on Instagram or watch on YouTube. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Following on from Saturday’s podlet (catch up with our immediate reaction and interviews), Hannah and Rich take a more in-depth look back at the Novuna London Athletics Meet. We assess what could be next for Josh Kerr following his mile world record, review some of the big performances of the meet - including wins for Julien Alfred, Karsten Warholm and Ja’Kobe Tharp - pick out how other Brits are getting on ahead of the Commonwealth Games and European Championships, and ask - how concerning is Mondo Duplantis’ injury scare? Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support! This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS. Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman. Please subscribe, follow and leave a review where possible - it really helps us grow the podcast, and follow us on Instagram or watch on YouTube. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Katie’s back to help Rich and Hannah react to a phenomenal afternoon at the London Stadium, where Josh Kerr backed up three months of hype to break the mile world record - which had stood since 1999 - in 3:42.66. We hear from Kerr after his achievement, as well as Keely Hodgkinson, who beat Femke Broeders-Bol over 800m in what is expected to be her last race before the European Athletics Championships. Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support! This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS. Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman. Please subscribe, follow and leave a review where possible - it really helps us grow the podcast, and follow us on Instagram or watch on YouTube. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Hannah and Rich look ahead to the Saturday's Diamond League meeting - the London Athletics Meet - where Josh Kerr will conclude 'Project 222' to try and break Hicham El Guerouj 's mile world record of 3:43.13 that has stood since 1999 - but could Yared Nuguse spoil the party? We look at whether two more records could go in the 800m, with Keely Hodgkinson having been talked up for the women's mark - set in 1983 - but coming into this on the back of an injury in training a few weeks ago, and Emmanuel Wanyonyi a contender in the men's race - at the stadium where David Rudisha smashed the record at London 2012. There's plenty more to look forward to as well - and we'll be back for a podlet at the end of the meet on Saturday. Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support! This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS. Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman. Please subscribe, follow and leave a review where possible - it really helps us grow the podcast, and follow us on Instagram or watch on YouTube. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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