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Great Britain’s 2022 world 1500m champion Jake Wightman is back on to help Hannah and Rich preview Sunday’s Paris Diamond League, where the recently crowned 800m British champion will be competing.
There’s also reaction to the International Olympic Committee’s decision to hand out grants of $10,000 to every Olympian, Jake’s performance at the British Championships, and how we’re all dealing with the UK’s unprecedented June heatwave!
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Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman.
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With Rich away on holiday, Hannah’s roped in husband, former British champion and full-time athletics coach Luke Gunn to review the British Championships in Birmingham, after Luke helped guide Sarah Calvert, Issy Boffey and Will Battershill to medals.
Places for the European Championships were also up for grabs and there were plenty of talking points - from Keely Hodgkinson’s injury scare in the 400m (she has since said she left the Champs “healthy”) to the latest in the Amy Hunt v Dina Asher-Smith rivalry.
Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support!
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Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk
Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman.
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Great Britain and Scotland's Megan Keith joins us ahead of the UK Athletics Championships in Birmingham, where the 24-year-old will be back to target another European medal this summer - a few weeks after another home event at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Megan's been in terrific form in 2026, breaking the Scottish record at the Diamond League meeting in Oslo and impressing with a third place finish at the New York City Half Marathon March.
It's been great progress from the Scot, who's bounced back from injury heartbreak at the Paris Olympic Games to establish herself as one of Britain's most exciting endurance athletes on the circuit.
Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support!
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Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk
Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman.
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We've split this episode in two, looking back at news over the weekend - including the heartbreaking season ending injury for Molly Caudery, Josh Kerr's preparations for the mile world record and Tara Davis-Woodhall impressing in the 100m hurdles at the LA Grand Prix - where she also set a new long jump PB.
There's also an in-depth look at the Novuna UK Athletics Championships (British Championships!) in Birmingham this weekend, recorded before the final decisions were made for athletes to decide whether to double.
Including - who will win the sprint double out of Amy Hunt and Dina Asher-Smith?
To start with the British Championships, head to 38:05.
Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support!
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Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk
Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman.
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Hannah and Rich round up the latest action from the Diamond League in Rome, where there were mixed fortunes for the phenoms - with Cooper Lutkenhaus beating Emmanuel Wanyonyi in the 800m, but Gout Gout falling short in the 200m.
There's reaction to Ja'Kobe Tharp breaking the 110m hurdles world record which had stood since 2012, and to a four-month ban given to Gudaf Tsegay for failing an out of competition test.
Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support!
This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS.
Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk
Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman.
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Hannah and Rich look back on a brilliantly chaotic and unpredictable Stockholm Diamond League meeting, which featured Audrey Werro posting the third fastest time ever to beat Keely Hodgkinson, Mondo Duplantis failing to win an event for the first time in three years, Amy Hunt clocking a sub-11 100m and Cooper Lutkenhaus justifying the hype around him.
There’s also a throw forward to the Bislett Games in Oslo and a review of some of the big moments from Rome - plus a results round-up.
Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support!
This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS.
Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk
Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman.
Please subscribe, follow and leave a review where possible - it really helps us grow the podcast, and follow us on Instagram or watch on YouTube.
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Grant Fisher joins us to discuss his gradual transition to the roads, having made history at Paris 2024 by becoming the first American man to win medals in both the 5000m and 10,000m at the same Olympic Games.
Fisher recently made his half marathon debut in New York, but his track career is nowhere near finished, and he's due to compete at the Oslo Diamond League meeting on 10 June.
Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support!
This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS.
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Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman.
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Hannah and Rich look back at the Rabat Diamond League and ahead to the next few meetings in Rome and Stockholm, following wins for Max Burgin and Yared Nuguse in Morocco.
There's also a round-up from the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold event in Bydgoszcz, where there was chaos, drama and falls in the women's 800m - plus discussion on the Hypomeeting in Gotzis and the British 10k Road Championships in Manchester.
Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support!
This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS.
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Max Burgin joins us ahead of the start of his 2026 season, which he'll open up at the Rabat Diamond League. Having finished in the top eight at the Olympic Games in Paris and the World Championships in Tokyo, Max is ready to challenge at the very top end at the Commonwealth Games and European Championships in the UK this summer.
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This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS.
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Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman, with guest contributor Jake Wightman.
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Australian athletics broadcaster Mitch Dyer joins Rich and Hannah to look at what’s going so right for his country right now, with the Olympics and Paralympics coming up in Brisbane in 2032.
Gout Gout, Claudia Hollingsworth and Lachlan Kennedy are among those making huge strides alongside experienced athletes like Abbey Caldwell, Nicola Olyslagers, Nina Kennedy and Jess Hull.
There’s a round-up of the Xiamen Diamond League, the Cape Town Marathon - and a look ahead to Rabat.
Podium is proud to be sponsored by Maurten - use Podium2026 at checkout for a one-off 15% discount until the end of 2026 - we thank Maurten so much for their support!
This episode is supported by SunGod - get 20% off a first purchase at sungod.co with the code PODIUMATHLETICS.
Check out our new website: podiumathletics.co.uk
Presented by athletics commentators Hannah England and Rich Newman.
Please subscribe, follow and leave a review where possible - it really helps us grow the podcast, and follow us on Instagram or watch on YouTube.
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