A leading epidemiologist says may be impossible to proceed with the Tokyo Olympics. Dr. Jeffrey Engel of the Council for State and Territorial Epidemiologists says some difficult decisions are ahead for Japan as the postponed 2020 Olympics loom in just 10 weeks. Despite his alarm, Engel tells Around the Rings Editor Ed Hula that he believes the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics can still be held safely.

In The Moment - 1896 Re-Enactment by Around the Rings

Through the end of April World Athletics is seeking direction from the public on the future of the sport. Olympian Willie Banks is heading the campaign to gather opinions with a survey known as Global Conversation. He joins ATR Editor Ed Hula to talk about the project.

IOC member Gunilla Lindberg, secretary general of the Association of National Olympic Committees and IOC Olympic Games Executive Director Christophe Dubi talk about what's ahead for the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics as well as plans for the Beijing Winter Games in 2022, also just months away.

Exactly five months before the start of competition in the Tokyo Olympics, World Karate Federation president Antonio Espinos talks to ATR Editor Ed Hula about the sport's entry into the Games.

IOC Spokesman Mark Adams reviews the 15 proposals IOC members will consider as the agenda for the last four years of the presidency of Thomas Bach.

Raffaele Chiulli, president of SportAccord and GAISF, the Global Association of International Sport Federations, returns to ATRadio timed with World Radio Day, Feb 13. Chiulli talks with Ed Hula about his confidence for sport events as countermeasures for the coronavirus take hold.

U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee says she is certain the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics will take place. But she says they will be different, the result of the coronavirus pandemic. She speaks with ATR Editor Ed Hula about Tokyo, prospects for Beijing in 2022 and a new U.S. President.

US Anti Doping Agency CEO Travis Tygart says justice was not served in Russia's appeal of sanctions handed down last week by the Court for Arbitration of Sport. He talks to ATR Editor Ed Hula about the controversial case and what's next in the fight against doping.

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.