With less than a year of their partnership and through much practice, Audrey Shin and Balazs Nagy, are already starting to have pairs' elements put together at a competition level.  They have already had successes throughout the season with a bronze medal at the 2024 Golden Spin Competition and placed 5th place at the 2025 US FIgure Skating Championships, earning them a berth to the 2025 Four Continents Championships.  In this episode, they talk about how they are able to learn and relearn the pairs' discipline due to Audrey Shin's transition from singles skating to pairs skating, and what being a truly good pairs' partner entails.  They also speak on how they handle nerves right before a competition, and their musical tastes.  

In this episode, Ellie Kam and Danny O'Shea talk about their experiences from the 2024 Grand Prix Season through the 2025 US Nationals, and what their goals are for the rest of the season.  They also go into their progression from working with Drew Meekins, the I.AM (Ice Academy of Montreal), and how they are leading and teaching a group of pairs skaters in Colorado Springs with Meekins.  

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In this episode, Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson of Great Britain, who are charismatic and friendly on and off the ice, talk about their experience of the 2024 Grand Prix season as one of the top teams, and how the top coaches at I.AM (Ice Academy of Montreal) have helped them achieve their rise to the top. They also open up to what they are looking to achieve in the sport. Brief important points of the Grand Prix Final are also discussed between Crystal Kim and Lynn Rutherford.

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An interview with Hannah Lim and Ye Quan, who have been the most accomplished ice dancers for South Korea thus far.  They talk in-depth of what training is like at I.AM (Ice Academy of Montreal), particularly with the leading ice dance coaches of Marie-France Dubreil, Patrice Lauzon, and Romain Haguenauer, and what the ice dance discipline can bring to the Korean Skating Union (KSU), where single skaters are known to be successful and dominant.  

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