In an interview that was originally streamed on Facebook Live, Jeffrey Buttle talks about making the transition from competitor to choreographer, where he gets his inspiration from and what he enjoys most about his work. Then, NBC commentator Johnny Weir returns to Ice Talk to help preview the competition at this week's Grand Prix Final in Nagoya, Japan.

Having just gotten back from 2017 Skate America, Ice Talk co-hosts Nick McCarvel and Jackie Wong break down what was a wild and unpredictable week in Lake Placid. They also look at what the results of the competition could mean for the Olympic hopes of certain U.S. skaters.

Three-time U.S. champion and icenetwork commentator Michael Weiss joins host Nick McCarvel to break down the competition ahead of 2017 Bridgestone Skate America. Then, another three-time U.S. champion, Ashley Wagner, returns to the podcast for a third time to talk about how she stays hungry, why she chose to bring back a pair of old programs for the Olympic season and what her goals are for this week's event in Lake Placid.

In an interview that was originally streamed on Facebook Live, Sasha Cohen touches on a wide range of topics, including the period of self-discovery she went through upon transitioning out of skating, coming to terms with her second-place finish at the Torino Olympics and what she loves most about living in New York City. Then, U.S. silver medalist Vincent Zhou joins the podcast to talk about how he mentally prepares for competition.

2011 U.S. champion and current Olympic Channel broadcaster Ryan Bradley joins host Jackie Wong to preview the competition at this week's NHK Trophy. Then, another former U.S. men's champion, Max Aaron, discusses how he revamped his technique on his quad toe and reveals the inspiration behind his 'Phantom of the Opera' free skate.

Four-time world champion and CBC commentator Kurt Browning joins host Jackie Wong to break down the competition at this week's Cup of China. Then, 2015 U.S. pairs champions Alexa Scimeca Knierim and Chris Knierim talk about how they've endured the hardships they've been through and make a big announcement concerning their programs this season.

Olympic champion and NBC broadcaster Tara Lipinski joins host Jackie Wong to analyze the competition at this week's Skate Canada. Then, two-time reigning world champion Evgenia Medvedeva, fresh off her victory at the Rostelecom Cup, explains why she changed programs after the Ondrej Nepela Trophy and talks about her love of anime.

Nick McCarvel and Jackie Wong of RockerSkating.com preview the competition at this week's Rostelecom Cup, the first event in the 2017 Grand Prix Series. Then, Canadian silver medalists Lubov Iliushechkina and Dylan Moscovitch join the podcast to talk about Lubov getting her Canadian citizenship and how their programs this season highlight their strengths as a team.

NBC OlympicTalk editor Nick Zaccardi and host Jackie Wong recap the Nebelhorn Trophy and preview the Finlandia Trophy and Japan Open. Then, 2016 U.S. champion Adam Rippon joins the podcast to talk about what it was like recovering from the broken foot he suffered last January and explain why he decided to go back to the popular Ida Corr/Fedde Le Grand short program he used last season.

This episode features two people who were at the Autumn Classic International last week. First, icenetwork contributor Lynn Rutherford shares her thoughts on what went down at the competition in Montreal, including the big Yuzuru Hanyu-Javier Fernández showdown. Then, the aforementioned Fernández joins the podcast to discuss the genesis of his programs this season and why he believes he's better equipped to handle the pressure at the upcoming Winter Games.