ATR speaks with LA 2028 chief executive Gene Sykes to get an update on the progress of signing sponsors and the all-important marketing agreement with the USOC.
(ATR) New Executive Director of the International Boxing Association Tom Virgets says he and the new leadership of AIBA will work tirelessly to regain the trust of the International Olympic Committee and maintain its historic presence on the Olympic program.
(ATR) Today we go behind the scenes at the Center for Safe Sport, the independent body created by the U.S. Olympic Committee to handle allegations of abusive behavior against young athletes…whether sexual, physical or emotional.
(ATR) Around the Rings reporters talk about the success and areas of improvement of Olympic organizers in South Korea after spending a month in PyeongChang for the 2018 Winter Olympics.
(ATR) International Biathlon Union president Anders Besseberg says PyeongChang has provided an optimal Olympic setting for the sport on the latest edition of ATRadio.
(ATR) International Ski Federation president Gian Franco Kasper joins ATRadio to talk about skiing at the PyeongChang 2018 Olympics and the future of the sport at the Games.
(ATR) Paris 2024 President Tony Estanguet joins ATRadio in PyeongChang after delivering his first report to the International Olympic Committee since the Olympic Organizing Committee’s formation.
(ATR) Former UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon joins ATRadio to talk the Olympics in South Korea and his new IOC role as Ethics Commission chairman.
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