She's Got Game

Olympic ice dancer Phebe Bekker joins She's Got Game to talk about leaving home at 15 to chase her dream in America, what it took to become the youngest Team GB ice dancer at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games and why thriving under pressure is a skill she's had to earn.

Cricketer Davina Perrin joins She’s Got Game to talk about signing professionally at 15, scoring a century in The Hundred, handling pressure, flow state, faith, representation and becoming one of the most exciting young players in women’s cricket.

Recorded live at Nike Oxford Circus during London Marathon week, this special episode of She’s Got Game brings together two of British athletics’ most respected names: Steve Cram and Laura Weightman.

They share honest insights on adapting training, trusting your instincts, handling setbacks and why belief can matter more than data. 

Gracie Smith is one of the most exciting young talents in netball right now. Signed to the Netball Super League at just 15, the London Pulse star is balancing school, elite sport and the pressure of performing at the highest level.

The supplement space has never been louder but what do women actually need?

In this episode, Mel Lawson, founder of Bare Biology, joins the show to unpack the role of supplements in supporting energy, brain health and hormones.

We explore why so many women feel constantly depleted and break down the supplements most women need to be taking: omega-3, creatine, magnesium and vitamin D.

This is about taking a more informed, intentional approach to your health and understanding what actually makes a difference.

Alice Dearing returns to She’s Got Game to talk about life after elite sport. From Olympic pressure to retirement, identity and self-worth beyond performance, this is an honest conversation about what happens when the thing that defined you ends.

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Melanie Woods joins She's Got Game to share her journey from a life-changing accident to becoming a Paralympian. We talk wheelchair racing, independence, the reality of Paralympic sport and what it takes to rebuild your identity on your own terms.

Jeanette Kwakye went from Olympic 100m finalist to one of the UK’s leading sports broadcasters. 

We talk about the pressure that comes with both, Olympic highs and heartbreak, life after sport and what it really takes to perform live on TV.

What does it take to compete at an elite level in two completely different sports?

Team GB bobsleigh athlete and three-time British shot put champion Adele Nicoll joins She’s Got Game to talk about chasing the Olympic dream in both.

We discuss balancing two elite sports, overcoming injury just months before the Winter Olympics and the mindset required to perform when everything is on the line.

What does it mean to make it in sport when you’re not the one in the spotlight?

This week on She’s Got Game, I’m joined by Amanda Tassoni, an elite ice hockey official heading to the 2026 Winter Olympics. A former player turned referee, Amanda has built a career at the highest level of the game, officiating in the American Hockey League and breaking barriers in spaces where women are still the exception.

This conversation explores non-linear paths in sport, the identity shift beyond being an athlete, mental toughness under pressure and the quiet leadership it takes to belong in elite environments on your own terms.