Tom Daley, Max Whitlock, Aimee Fuller, and Chemmy Alcott reflect on 2021 and look forward to Beijing 2022 from the red carpet at the Team GB Ball 2021.

Anna Gasser is an Olympic champion snowboarder from Austria. She took up snowboarding aged 18 after training as a gymnast. Just a few years later - she was at the Olympics competing in slopestyle in 2014. She qualified in first place, but a fall saw her podium chances diminish. Four years later - she was one of the big favourites and managed to win an Olympic gold medal in big air at PyeongChang 2018. Now aged 30, she goes into the Olympic cycle as one of the most thoughtful, inspiring, and downright dazzling athletes in competition. Ash Tulloch spoke to her about mentality, her biggest fears, Simone Biles, and her dream dinner party.

GU Ailing Eileen is her official name on the Olympic start list for freestyle skiing. American-born but representing China - she is one to look out for ahead of the Winter Olympic Games. 2021 has been epic for her and included her becoming the first rookie to win three medals at X Games.

Away from the snow, the 18-year-old appeared on the cover of Vogue, went to the Met Gala, and got accepted to her dream college of Stanford. Ash Tulloch spoke to her about her incredible 2021 and looked forward to the new Olympic season.

Three-time Olympic medallist Elana Meyers has enjoyed a stellar career. After PyeongChang 2018, Elana considered leaving the sport. But since giving birth to her son Nico - she felt invigorated and wanted to continue as an athlete. Evelyn Watta spoke to Elana about finding balance, the new Olympic discipline of monobob, and her activism.

It's not often that you share an Olympic title win with your brother. Hungary's Shaolin and Shaoang Liu took gold in the men's 5,000m relay in short track speed skating back at PyeongChang 2018. Marina Dmukhovskaya spoke to them about Beijing 2022, their hopes of finding some local Chinese support at the Olympics, and Shaolin's infamous eyebrow / wink camera trick.

Interview: https://olympics.com/en/news/short-track-stars-shaolin-and-shaoang-liu-interview

Top five things to know: https://olympics.com/en/news/olympic-short-track-speed-skating-at-beijing-2022-top-five-things-to-know

With 100 days to go until the Winter Olympic Games officially start in Beijing, China, snowboarding legend Shaun White talks about his decision to attempt to make a fifth Olympic Games. The three-time Olympian spoke about spending time with his new girlfriend: Vampire Diaries actress Nina Dobrev. Plus, the 35-year-old talks about how he plans to take care of his body during the unforgiving U.S. Olympic qualification process.

Figure skating superstar Nathan Chen of the USA has won the world title three times, picked up a team Olympic bronze medal, and took home the Grand Prix Final title three times. He somehow manages to find time to train on the ice, skateboard and play a little bit of guitar. For the moment, he is truly focused on Beijing 2022 and the start of the Olympic season. Nathan joined Nick McCarvel to play a few tunes on his guitar and have a chat.

Simone Biles' decision to prioritise her own mental health was one of the biggest talking points of the Olympic Games in Japan. She joined Scott Bregman to talk about mental health and what to expect from her tour. Plus, we read her some 'sweet tweets'.

Video: Simone Biles for World Mental Health Day

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The man who caused one of the biggest Olympic upsets of all-time: Chad Le Clos. The South African looks back on his famous victory in the 200m butterfly against swimming legend Michael Phelps at London 2012. Chad is joined by team-mate Calvyn Justus and sports broadcaster Cindy Poluta. Plus, a little a cameo from Chad's dad Bert. This is the final episode of three 'Time Machine' pods hosted by Nick McCarvel.

As the gymnastics season ends, we take another trip in our 'Time Machine' to relive Olympic champion gymnast Nastia Liukin's famous victory from Beijing 2008. The American is joined by double world medallist Ellie Downie of Great Britain, and gymnastics expert Scott Bregman. This is the second of three 'Time Machine' episodes hosted by Nick McCarvel.