U.S. fencer Race Imboden says the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics could be the scene of a wave of protests by athletes on an unprecedented level. Imboden talks to ATR Editor Ed Hula about efforts by the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee to open the door to athlete expression at the Games.

ATR Radio – Race Imboden Pushes for Olympic Protests

"...Around The Rings has long been the most influential internet presence on the Olympics." - The Guardian, February 4, 2010

“Required reading in the Olympic Movement.”  That's what our readers say about Around the Rings, and with good reason.

Nothing can replace years of on the scene coverage of events--knowing the players, and who and what is important. That's where ATR excels.

For more than 20 years, Ed Hula and his team of correspondents have been on the scene of virtually every important event on the Olympic calendar. From the selection of every host city since 1990 to IOC votes on changing the sport program to multiple visits to assess cities' bids, Around the Rings is there.

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"...Around The Rings has long been the most influential internet presence on the Olympics." - The Guardian, February 4, 2010 “Required reading in the Olympic Movement.” That's what our readers say about Around the Rings, and with good reason. Nothing can replace years of on the scene coverage of events--knowing the players, and who and what is important. That's where ATR excels. For more than 20 years, Ed Hula and his team of correspondents have been on the scene of virtually every important event on the Olympic calendar. From the selection of every host city since 1990 to IOC votes on changing the sport program to multiple visits to assess cities' bids, Around the Rings is there.

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ATR Radio – Race Imboden Pushes for Olympic Protests