Husband-and-wife coaching team Darlene and Peter Cain join the podcast to discuss the state of American pairs skating and what it's like coaching their daughter, Ashley. Then, sibling ice dancers Rachel Parsons and Michael Parsons talk about their expectations for the 2017 World Junior Championships and why they think they're ready to make the jump to the senior level next season.

Meryl Davis and Charlie White open up about why they decided not to compete next season and discuss the responsibility that comes with being an Olympic champion. U.S. bronze medalist Mariah Bell joins the podcast to talk about what she likes (and doesn't like) about living in Los Angeles and her expectations for the world championships later this month in Helsinki, Finland.

Nick Zaccardi of NBC OlympicTalk and host Nick McCarvel recap all the action from last week's Four Continents Championships, including the scintillating performances of Nathan Chen. U.S. pairs skaters Marissa Castelli and Mervin Tran join the podcast to talk about their long-term goals and why competing in the Olympics should not be the be-all and end-all for athletes.

Olympic gold medalist Kristi Yamaguchi sits down with host Nick McCarvel to assess the U.S. ladies' medal chances at worlds and describe the challenges of being a skating mom. Ice dancers Madison Chock and Evan Bates join the podcast to talk about how they feel they still have a long way to go to reach their full potential and what it was like working with choreographers Rohene Ward and Christopher Dean.

The husband-and-wife coaching team of Stefania Berton and Rockne Brubaker talk to host Jackie Wong about their own skating careers and the changes that have taken place in the pairs discipline over the years. Tom Zakrajsek joins the podcast to discuss how he became known as a jump specialist and the progress Mirai Nagasu has made under his tutelage.

Rafael Arutunian joins host Jackie Wong to discuss the difference in how Russian and American skaters are produced and what it's like coaching someone as self-motivated as his latest prodigy, Nathan Chen. Then, Chen himself talks to Jackie about the benefits of training in two locations and sharing practice ice with Patrick Chan.

Former Scottish ice dancer and current Eurosport broadcaster Mark Hanretty and host Jackie Wong preview this week's European Figure Skating Championships. Then, French pairs skaters Vanessa James and Morgan Ciprès talk about what it was like relocating to the United States to train and the challenges -- and dangers -- of attempting the throw quad salchow.

Five-time U.S. champion and icenetwork broadcaster Tanith White chats with host Jackie Wong about several of the key competitors in the ice dance and ladies events at the 2017 U.S. Figure Skating Championships. Mirai Nagasu also joins the podcast to talk about the influence that coach Tom Zakrajsek has had on her skating and what it's like training the triple axel.

Three-time U.S. champion and icenetwork broadcaster Michael Weiss joins host Jackie Wong to break down the men's competition at the 2017 U.S. Figure Skating Championships. Then, one of the competitors in that event, Max Aaron, talks to Jackie about some of the most memorable programs he's skated and training the quad axel.

Another week, another all-Canada edition of Ice Talk. In this episode, Kurt Browning joins host Jackie Wong to dissect the upcoming Canadian Figure Skating Championships. Then, ice dancers Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje talk about how they created their programs this season and the positives of not making the Grand Prix Final.