Letz Talk Sport

With special guest, Luxembourg's Wimbledon star Chris Rodesch

In this episode, we dive into gripping EURO Women’s Quarter‑Final moments, catch up on cycling and rugby highlights, and meet Luxembourg’s rising tennis star Chris Rodesch. From heartfelt reflections on his Grand Slam experiences to insights into the mental game and locker‑room camaraderie, this episode offers a compelling mix of sport, spirit, and local pride.

Nathan, Chris and Simon are back to unpack Luxembourg’s results at the European Championships, break down the Tour de France and Wimbledon and more

In episode 309 of Letz Talk Sport, Nathan Sneyd is joined by Chris and Simon to recap a busy summer of sport. The trio discuss Luxembourg’s performance at the European Athletics Championships, highlights from Wimbledon, and the Tour de France so far. They also look ahead to the Olympic Games, preview upcoming events in local football, and share their thoughts on recent transfers, team news, and player performances from around Europe.

With Marie Kayser, organizer of the Mullerthal Ultra Marathon Trail

Join Nathan, Hannah, and Jordan for Episode 308 of Letz Talk Sport, where they welcome guest Marie Kayser, organizer of the Mullerthal Ultra Marathon Trail. Learn all about the niche of ultramarathon running, the extent to which it runs in Marie Kayser’s family (pun intended), and what makes the Mullerthal so attractive to foreign tourists - as well as Emma Watson! Tune in for fun sports conversation, plus everything you need to know about getting involved in the September ultramarathon event, whether that’s participating, volunteering, or just cheering on the Letz Talk Sport team!

Featuring some big names packing their bags

On episode 307 of Let’s Talk Sport, hosted by Nathan and Hannah, the duo kick into world of sports the latest news on Luxembourg’s Luc Holtz, Brazil National coach Carlos Ancelotti and Christian Horner exits Red Bull. They exploring the cash splashed and earned in the Tour de France, shedding light on who receives that cash. Next, it’s Wimbledon’s turn to serve up some excitement. The hosts also celebrate birthdays with a musical twist, featuring tunes from Simple Minds and The White Stripes, Nathan then impresses with his sports stats, serving up a 6-1 tally that’ll keep you guessing. Plus, they indulge in some tasty content with Guinness because nothing pairs better with sports talk. Throughout the episode, the hosts ponder the big question: which athlete has outshone their parents in the world of elite sport?

Luxembourg women’s basketball legend Bridget Yoerger

Adam and Jordan team up to bring you an unforgettable episode featuring Luxembourg women’s basketball legend Bridget Yoerger. After an illustrious career spanning over a decade—both professionally and in Luxembourg—Bridget is retiring on the ultimate high note: a gold medal win.

Bridget shares the highs and lows of her remarkable journey, her golden moment with Luxembourg 3x3, and her exciting plans for life after basketball (spoiler alert: wine and marathons aren’t the best mix).

The show’s dynamic “villains” deliver their signature banter, peppered with a fascinating 303 stat fact you won’t want to miss.

It’s all sports, all the time—and this episode is pure gold!

“Star Boy” Ben Kovac

Episode Three Hundred… And 1!

Hannah and Jordan welcomed back Luxembourg basketballs “Star Boy” Ben Kovac for his highly anticipated yearly appearance — and true to form, he delivers.

The crew goes deep into Ben's remarkable success during his breakthrough first season in NM1, France's third division, with Besançon. Making the jump from Luxembourg to professional basketball isn't just challenging — it's a dream that very few Luxembourgers even dare to chase, and fewer still actually achieve. But Ben has shattered every expectation, offering great insight into his incredible journey and his exciting new signing with Évreux in France's second division, Elite 2.

Hannah brings updates on the upcoming UEFA Women's Euros, boldly declaring the title "is coming home" — while our beloved friend Nate rings in from outside the studio to serve up our daily dose of "this day in sporting history."

The gang opens up about their own personal journeys on that make-or-break decision: go professional or chase the American dream through university athletics in the big US of A. Giving young athletes great perspective and insight.

Jordan switches things up and puts Ben and Hannah in the hot seat with some rapid-fire "This or That" questions — before getting them to show their best celebrations for the cameras! (Ben is a real showman on the court) — also the guys have all the details on the best streetball tournament/event in Luxembourg called "Who Got Game?!"

It's all sport, all the time.

Nathan & Hannah are here with all the latest sports stories.

In episode 306 of Let’s Talk Sport, the microphones are buzzing with energy as hosts Nathan Sneyd, Hannah Griffin, Adam Petersen, and Jordan Hicks dive into a whirlwind of sports opinions and lively banter. Hannah unexpectedly hushes the table with her sniper-like facts, then confidently backs her friends and former England teammates to go all the way in this year’s Euros. Meanwhile, the “Bluey” (€20 bet with Lottery Sport) remains somewhat divided on the tournament’s prospects, adding an extra layer of rivalry to the mix. Fans also get the scoop on what football shirt Anthony Perez is rocking this week no spoilers here!

Plus, Wimbledon is in full swing, and Nathan digs deep to share a classic Billie Jean King quote that perfectly captures the spirit of the game. It’s a jam-packed episode full of passion, facts, and fierce opinions.

With Ben Smith, head of Sport at the International school of Luxembourg.

Nathan and Adam are joined by Ben Smith, head of Sport at the International school of Luxembourg.

In this episode, Ben shares positive evolution of sports participation at the school changes during his tenure.

We also explore the vibrant sports community within ISL and how they foster connections with other schools across the Grand Duchy. Plus, Ben brings some fun sports facts, including the 302 fun facts in sport — and the guys are left scratching their heads at the potential length of the rope in which a world record was set in Skipping.

Photo by Kenny Eliason on Unsplash

Join us as we celebrate our 300th episode! Nathan is joined in the studio by Yared Ketma, the talented national rugby star, for an engaging chat. They also catch up with Johnny Williams in Switzerland to dive deep into the world of squash with plenty of voice notes from Amy Thompson, Ben Kovac, and Carla Mulli adding to the 300th Letz Talk Sport show.

Our co-hosts, James Kent currently in Miami and Adam Petersen in the UK, keep the sports stats rolling throughout the episode, making this milestone even more memorable.

We explore Yared’s sporting journey, linking his early days at Milfield School with the squash players who influenced him, leading into a fascinating discussion with Johnny Williams. Plus, Anthony Perez shares some explosive football stats from Luxembourg, all centered around the number 300, our episode’s special feature.

Tune in for a lively, stats-packed celebration of sport, stories, and milestones!

In episode 299 Adam, Nathan and Jordan are joined by two of the Luxembourg Sharks who recently broke the Masters European Record for the 4x200 freestyle relay for the 200-240 age category. Olivia Lorton and Micky Grulms share the story of how the team was assembled, how they trained, and how they celebrated this feat.

There are the usual topics including: the number 299 in sport, and sporting birthdays to the soundtrack of a 90s dance classic.

The team touch on topical sporting news, and Nathan wanders into the world of horse-racing. Finally, the team look ahead to this weekend's 'Who Got Game?' basketball extravaganza is Belval.

It’s all sport, all the time, on Let’s Talk Sport.