It's the final day of the #Paris2024 Olympic Games! Chris is in the heart of the Games, Lille, and Ruth is back in Paris.

We cover the Breaking news of the last 2 days, and make predictions for this evening's Closing Ceremony.

Ruth joins us from Olympisme, A History of the World and takes us on a journey to the past, present and future of the games, while we also discuss naughty Australians, a Tahitian hero, dramatic handball, squeeky clean Chinese medals and new entries to the Olympibook.

Ruth has made it to Paris, so it's a walk-and-talk episode around La Concorde as we reflect on her whirlwind 36 hours, the Olympibook and other ramblings.

Does Ruth have a passport? Yes. Can you pole vault over a giraffe? Maybe. Will we talk about the last time Ireland's experienced such a successful Olympics? No.

Chris reports from Paris. Ruth reports from Dublin.

It's Day 8(ish) of the #Paris2024 Olympic Games.

It's day 6 of the #Paris2024 Games. AND CLONMEL IS ON THE MEDAL TABLE.

Ruth reports live from the official County Town of the Olympipod, and Chris reports the other place.

Day 2.5 of the #Paris2024 Games, and the Olympipod have ANOTHER bonus pod out??? It's a true quadrennial sporting event miracle.

Ruth names more small towns in Ireland, and Chris keeps it international.

We have three cancellations, and a callback to St. Louis 1904 Games.

Day 1 of the #Paris2024 Games draws to a close, but the unofficial Olympic Podcast of Records was there to save it for posterity.

Chris is in Paris, Ruth is in Clonmel. It's time to Olympipod.

The Olympics hasn't begun! Or hasn't it??

There's only one thing that is for certain - the Olympipod can't be stopped, and that we'll never not have opinions on dressage.

We delve into the impending financial ruin of one of North America's finest cities, erotic Olympic film sequences, Jenner's decathlon domination, East German doping, Nadia's perfect 10s, boycotts and broken knees - all in an hour's work in your latest Olympipod.

The Olympipod arrives to Munich, for what was promised to be "the cheerful Games". These Games, however, would be remembered not for its cheerfulness, but by a horrific terrorist attack that shook the world.

Chris tactfully covers the important events, and Ruth brings stories of dachshunds, drug -takers, and the "Twitch TV".