Letz Talk Sport celebrates its 250th episode with a heartfelt tribute to anchorman Scott Browne. Hosts Nathan and James delve into the expanding world of the NFL and the anticipated international matches on the horizon. They draw parallels to Australia’s NRL and the talent development programs for players. The conversation takes an intriguing turn as they discuss a remarkable 17-year-old athlete weighing 140 kg and standing 206 cm tall, exploring his transition into the NFL Player pathway program and emphasizing the remarkable potential of athletes in this sport.

Jordan Hicks delivers the ultimate introduction for our guest, Tatsiana Likhtarovich, a Belarusian national basketball player. A two-time Olympian who has also participated in three World Championships. Now dazzling the court with Esch Basketball, she joins us to discuss her remarkable journey. We explore her career highlights, the challenges she faced transitioning to Luxembourg, and the highs and lows of competing at the highest levels of the sport. Don't miss this inspiring conversation!

Plus, listen in as Jordan fact-checks himself live on air with 249 in sport , and don't miss our lively footy chat with Anthony Perez. It’s a jam-packed show full of brilliant basketball insights and engaging sports chat.

Driver Benjamin Marnach and his Luxembourg team chat with Nathan and Jordan to celebrate his journey and progress with an engaging mix of discussions.

In this episode, we’ll recap the score from the ultimate showdown as Benjamin took on his sponsor in a thrilling game of Mario Kart. Listen in to find out who came out on top! We’ll also explore the core values and ethics in sponsorship and discover why Benjamin is the perfect fit for them.Plus, we’ll check in on some of Benjamin's racing preferences. Does he lean towards oversteering or understeering? And how does he navigate those tricky situations on the track at just 13 years old?

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Nathan and Adam welcome special guests Joel Tessaro and Luigi Bernadini from Rugby Club Esch, also known as “Les Furets”! It’s been 145 episodes since “Les Furets” first graced our studio, and their journey has been nothing short of remarkable. Tune in as we check on their recruitment drive for new players and hear how Joel made his way to the sidelines of an international match.

Discover Luigi's preferences of competitive play versus training, and the invaluable experiences they’re sharing with newcomers. Is this the beginning of a grassroots-to-greatness story?

Plus, Adam wraps up the thrilling 2024 F1 season, which just concluded in Abu Dhabi. Get the scoop on what made this season exciting and what to look forward to next year.

Join Nathan and Jun as they tackle the Letz Talk Sport Instagram account and rip out some fascinating content including the thrilling rivalry between Nike and Adidas and their impact on the basketball world.

With a staggering 246 stats to explore, this episode is packed with fascinating insights such as the dominance of American athletes in the Olympics as they unveil the six elite competitors who have achieved the legendary sprint double. And then there is that athlete… that has outshined them all!

In EP. 245 Nathan and Jun welcomed the remarkable Thibaut Van den Heuvel, who shared his incredible story of resilience and hope. Diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia at just three months old, Thibaut faced his challenges head-on, receiving treatment in Belgium and emerging victorious five years later. Now a passionate cyclist and member of The Lead Out Cycling Academy, Thibaut is dedicated to making a difference. He’s embarked on a personal project, "Through Mountain and Valley," aimed at supporting cancer research and inspiring young patients and their families. In this uplifting episode, Thibaut recounts his epic bike-packing adventure from Luxembourg to the South of France—1,345 kilometres through the Alps in just 11 days! His motto, “Where there’s a will, there’s a way,” resonates deeply as he connects with others who share similar struggles. A powerful episode that reminds us of the strength of the human spirit and the importance of community.

Nathan and Adam are joined in studio by Union Remich Bous coach Mirnes HAJDAREVIC

Nathan Sneyd and guest host Jordan Hicks are behind the mics alongside Kenza Pop and Lea Tonus, the archers are back in the 'bourg fresh from international competition and they've brought some medals with them.

There's the usual fun in the studio plus an international sports news round up, some top stats to bring to the pub and the latest dance craze that's sweeping the world of sport...

Letz Talk Sport welcomes Kumite fighter Alexander Davies to the show! Fresh off the World Championships and the Small Nations event, they delve into the ins and outs of the sport and discuss the challenges that lie ahead. With a strong emphasis on respect in martial arts, Alex meticulously acknowledges the strong network and community that have helped him evolve as a fighter.

With an abundance of stats and insights in the Letz Talk Sport Studio, we put Alex’s imagination to the test as he creatively considers what it would be like to announce his opponent if he were to sign a WWE contract.

Plus, our stat guru Lucas Sparvell, a passionate F1 enthusiast, joins the discussion, contributing his expertise to the mix. And don’t miss Anthony wrapping up the highlights from Friday night’s International Nations League match

In this episode, we’re excited to welcome Red Bull athlete Viki Gomez as he gears up for the upcoming European Flatland Championships—a premier event amidst the exciting activities happening in Luxembourg this weekend. Tune in to discover how Viki and his team are preparing for this incredible competition!

We’ll also connect with world #8 Squash Player Joel Makin, who’s currently in the midst of a week-long training camp in Switzerland with our own sports pundit, Johnny Williams. Joel has had an outstanding start to the season, and we get a glimpse into his training experience, what a typical week looks like, and his ambitions for breaking into the top ranks. Is the Olympics in his sights, or could there be another path ahead?