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Lëtz Talk Sport #186 have Nathan and Scott looking ahead to the Masters at Augusta and the boys have some belters for you in terms of 186!

Of couse, there are also a few references to on this day in sport, not to mention a few high profile birthdays!

Nathan kicks things off with the 1964 Olympics -the first one to be held in Asia. We have segments on Basketball with march madness from Jordan Hicks, Ladies rugby with and Giulia Iannucci and Adam Peterson brings us the latest in Motorsport.

Have you heard about the Hardest Geezer, Russ Cook? Go find out what this legend has been up to!

Luxembourg's former professional badminton athlete, Rob Mann, joins the crew, sharing stories of pushing boundaries and getting young people into sports.

Badminton star Rob Mann shares insightful moments from his career, including reaching a credible career high of 130. His discussion underscores the timing of his adventures and his determination to push boundaries, illustrating his contribution to the evolution of Luxembourg Badminton. He serves as a real inspiration to young athletes.

Pundit Anton recaps Luxembourg Rugby's recent triumph in Hungary, while Jordan Hicks adds emotion to the discussion as March Madness heads into its finals. Giulia Iannucci promotes the upcoming women’s rugby day, building on past successes. The episode also had the moment of silence, with Nathan drawing parallels between Red Bull games and the BMX Bandits film, bridging generational gaps. Rugby player Conor Murray achieves a 185 double, a number also associated with legend Michael Schumacher.

In sport in the world on this day 07 April, legal battles over the America's Cup add intrigue, with the NY Supreme Court initially ruling against the SD Yacht Club, only for the Appeals court to overturn the decision, setting the stage for the event later in the year.

Antony Perez from Letz Fuss News provides updates on the local football scene, highlighting Amy Thompson's return to the national team and her impressive performance late in the match and the BGL league sees intense competition… at the bottom of the table.

Luxembourg's leading sports show chats Olympics, March Madness, Table Tennis and Squash. The upcoming Women's Rugby event in Lux also features.

Feel the anticipation build as we delve deeper into Olympic content with each episode. Click in this journey through the training grounds of athletes like Remi Fabiani, striving for Olympic qualification in Tenerife alongside his Luxembourgish teammates. Experience the thrill of Basketball March Madness through the insights of Jordan Hicks, while Giulia Iannucci provides a sneak peek into the upcoming women’s rugby event. Catch up on Eric Glod's reflections on the Table Tennis National Championships and let Johnny Williams our Melbournian in Zurich keep you updated on PSA Squash and the Australian Football League.

But that's not all - we've got a treasure trove of sport facts (#184 and counting!) and delve into the tapestry of sports history. You can also join us in celebrating the birthdays of a comedian, rugby icons, and a footballing champion.

Lëtz Talk Sport #183 brings the remarkable speed skater, Peter Murphy in to Studio 4 to chat speed skating and more.

On its #183 episode, Speed Skater Peter Murphy, is standing tall at 183cm! Yes, the numbers were aligned for Easter Sundays Session. Not only has Peter excelled in the world of speed skating, but he has also dedicated his time and passion to fostering the spirit of sportsmanship and Olympic ideals. Episode 183 is where we get to know Peter and its capped of well.

Additionally, Jordan Hicks delves further into the March Madness frenzy, joined by Anthony Perz for dial-in appearance on the show covering the latest updates from the local football scene.

Stay connected for your dose of sports commentary from Luxembourg and find out if Peter is Socks Up or down type…, Would he wear his “Budgies or Boardies” or whether he would prefer to don a Mullet or a Moustache underneath his racing helmet.

Lëtz Talk Sport #182 recaps the days day's most significant events and developments from the sporting arena, and Nathan per usual- links 182 to all sports

Lëtz Talk Sport #182

Significance of number 182 and the longest tennis match ever, absolutely nothing. What does the 182 in Blink 182 represent? What was the 182nd Rugby World Cup match?!

Jasmin Paris becoming the first female to complete the Barkley Marathons in US and A. We’ve got March madness and the FLBB round up.

Not to mention regular guest on the show Gavin Love taking home the coach of the year award for Etzella.

Lëtz Talk Sport #181 answers all the questions you might haven't even known you had about the prime number which is even an afterthought to a band name.

Lëtz Talk Sport #181

Click in for all the usual 181 in sports segment, where we recap the day's most significant events and developments from the sporting arena, and Nathan links 181 to 1981, providing historical context and perspective to the latest sports news and updates.

Adam Petersen kicks off the dial-in theme with an exclusive update on Formula 1, providing listeners with the latest developments and analysis from the racing world. From London, Scott delivers a comprehensive report, keeping us informed about the youngsters playing sevens, while Esch Basketballer Jordan Hicks brings us up to speed with the March Madness action.

Tony Nightingale shares his firsthand experience from Leeds, where the team secures the top spot in Division 1, offering unique perspectives and insights into English football. Additionally, Luxembourg's 50m freestyle specialist, Julien Henx, shares his next events he is looking forward to.

Tune in for all the usual 181 in sports segment, where we recap the day's most significant events and developments from the sporting arena, and Nathan links 181 to 1981, providing historical context and perspective to the latest sports news and updates. Don't miss out on the excitement and stay connected with Letz Talks Sport podcast for your weekly dose of sports commentary and analysis.

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Lëtz Talk Sport #180

Nathan hits the bullseye as he dives into the upcoming football match against Georgia. But that's just the beginning - we've got an all-star lineup of guests covering a range of sports, from rugby to NASCAR, squash to AFL, and even fencing. This episode is a slam dunk with updates on local sports like table tennis, ice hockey, tennis, and basketball. Tune in for a jam-packed discussion where we cover all angles of the sports world!

Lëtz Talk Sport #179 means a special reflection of a favourite prime number! The recap of all the big events allows you a safe place to cry or cheer!

Nathan leads with a chilling test…Would you opt in for the St Moritz, Cresta Run? Meanwhile, Pundit Adams showcases his numerical prowess by dissecting the number 179 and its intriguing reflection, 971. The show kicks off with high energy as Nathan's West Ham and Aston Villa clash just moments before recording.

The boys don't hold back as they dissect the F1 Red Bull Saga and recap the results of the Six Nations tournament. Wrapping up, Anthony shares his optimism for Luxembourg's chance in the Euros and delivers the latest local football updates. It's another dose of sports talk straight from the Letz Talk Sport HQ!

This episode means we've got Uncle Pete and the Jersey Puller partner up for your latest dose of domestic and international sport in the Grand Duchy.

True to the numbers: 178 wins and 178 losses for India in test cricket as it stands. Plenty more on #178 you’ll just have to listen in.

Scott gets to grips with the new buttons in the hot seat and we even get 50 cents from Jonny Williams with an AFL flavour, blues brothers anyone?

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With the best intentions to navigate through the script, pundit Anton takes host Nathan on an epic journey through the 6 Nations rugby tournament.

Rugby is fresh on everyone's mind with these crazy matches in the past weekend. England secured an upset win over the weekend, and Anton is absolutely delighted. Later in the show, you'll discover the significance of the number 177 in sports, connecting figures like Claudio Suarez, Martina Navratilova, Quade Cooper, and Stephen Moore. Additionally, the regular segment delves into the world of sports and its history, featuring a moment from the Iranian weightlifting federation, which earns them the award for "...-housery in sport."

To wrap up episode #177, Anthony shares more content related to the number 177, this time from the Luxembourg football scene, highlighting Benny Bresch's goal for Mersch. Tune in for an action-packed episode filled with sporting thoughts from the Letz Talk Sport HQ.