New Zealand Triathlete Magazine. In a podcast.

What makes a champion? Sam Warriner joins the podcast as we ask a deep and meaningful question - what makes a champion? Rather than focus on her greatest races, we go right back - from primary school to today and look for clues. With Sam, we reveal how she made it to the top.  It’s a great listen.

The boys touch the fire, talking shifting Kona and even Taupo. 

What a grand final and what a controversy. well, we make up a controversy. 

Stop the bus. An additional episode because  Duffy. Blummenfelt. Iden. Charles-Barclay - are all in at Malibu. Also cover ICU road race this weekend and Berlin Marathon.

And a welcome to the Wainui Bike Painter.

Rob and Hooksie are a day late with this episode because the dumb arse, bald bastard forgot to hit record and they had to redo it.

Covering Super League Munich,  Kiwis in Europe, 70.3 World's Preview and ITU racing.

Rob and Hooksie hit their straps with this epic episode covering a great triathlon sporting weekend.

Super League London is covered (starts at 34 minutes) in detail as Hayden Wilde goes to work  trying to bank USD$170K in prize money. The racing was epic and so was our coverage.

The podcast begins with a love letter to one of the world's great bucket list races, Roth - this is not just any race report.

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Hooksie and Rob Dallimore.

This podcast was meant to be part of our upcoming banger of an episode that covers Super League London and Challenge Roth, out tomorrow.

After putting my big pants on, I decided it needs to be an episode in its own right. 

It's a serious topic and Sally talks with a real heart felt passion. 

Put your long pants on as well and have a listen to life out there for our top Kiwi internationals. It's not all shits and giggles right now.

Hooksie.

A quick, shorty episode covering a pretty big weekend for the sport.

• Rob and Hooksie pull apart the Collins Cup and solve drafting for all time (and hope to double their listeners to 4).