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Ep-068 of the podcast is now live and available for download on all platforms.
In this episode, we dive deep into the controversial and complex world of doping in sport. From elite endurance athletes to high-profile tennis stars, we unpack the layers behind performance enhancement, public suspicion, and the evolving science of detection.
We begin with Ruth Chepng'etich, a dominant force in marathon running whose astonishing performances have raised eyebrows and questions. Then, we shift focus to the Tour de France, where cycling’s long and complicated relationship with doping continues to shape public trust. We also touch on rising tennis star Jannik Sinner, exploring why discussions around clean sport are now circling even the new generation of athletes.
Throughout the episode, we examine the process — how anti-doping agencies operate, the limits of testing, and the gray areas of legality and ethics. And we don’t shy away from the problem: systemic pressures, cultural silence, and the gap between what we want to believe and what may actually be happening.
Tune in for a frank, thought-provoking look at one of sport's most enduring issues.
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Ep-068 of the podcast is now live and available for download on all platforms.
In this episode, we dive deep into the controversial and complex world of doping in sport. From elite endurance athletes to high-profile tennis stars, we unpack the layers behind performance enhancement, public suspicion, and the evolving science of detection.
We begin with Ruth Chepng'etich, a dominant force in marathon running whose astonishing performances have raised eyebrows and questions. Then, we shift focus to the Tour de France, where cycling’s long and complicated relationship with doping continues to shape public trust. We also touch on rising tennis star Jannik Sinner, exploring why discussions around clean sport are now circling even the new generation of athletes.
Throughout the episode, we examine the process — how anti-doping agencies operate, the limits of testing, and the gray areas of legality and ethics. And we don’t shy away from the problem: systemic pressures, cultural silence, and the gap between what we want to believe and what may actually be happening.
Tune in for a frank, thought-provoking look at one of sport's most enduring issues.