In this episode, the gang (mostly) gets back together—if we can keep Jenny's laptop from dying! We dive deep into the high-stakes world of childhood hoarding, celebrity Instagram follows, and what it’s like to look at Earth from the dark side of the moon.

Highlights include:

The Sticker Heist: Tim shares his "banging" snowboard sticker collection and the tragic moment his partner, Lucy, replaced his stickers with pastry supplies.

Nostalgia Trip: Remembering the glory days of sending stamped addressed envelopes to skate shops just to get a few fresh decals.

The Big Reveal: Tim has officially completed life. Find out which legendary British astronaut just gave him a follow on the 'gram (Hint: It’s Tim Peake).

Paralympic Preview: We shout out the incredible athletes heading to the Paralympics next weekend, including Nina Sparks, Matt Hamilton, and Davey—the first person with MND to compete in the games.

The Ultimate Space Playlist: If you were drifting behind the moon with no contact with Earth, would you listen to Tool, Hans Zimmer, or David Bowie?.

The Bombardino: A listener question takes us to the slopes of Italy to discuss this legendary egg-custard-and-brandy concoction.

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Podcast: https://www.wearelookingsideways.com/p/rerun-episode-137-christina-koch?utm_source=publication-search (The episode with astronaut Christina Koch).

Watch: Paralympics, channel 4 - (Kicking off March 7th & 8th).

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Tim and Jenny are live (and surprisingly still alive) from the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy! While Ollie is back home navigating the treacherous waters of "nursery dad nights" and Cornish rain, the duo in the Alps are dodging avalanches and accidental fame. This episode is a deep dive into the high-octane world of Olympic snowboarding and skiing, featuring everything from heartbreaking near-misses to historic British gold.

PSA: Stay Safe! 🏔️ A serious note on the gnarly Alpine conditions—90 avalanche deaths this season is no joke. Tim and Jenny give the "stay alive" talk before the fun starts.

The BBC "Blackout" explained: Ever wonder why you missed Mia Brooks' qualifying run? Tim breaks down the BBC’s "two-stream" dilemma and the agony of watching Mia’s fall live while pretending to be professional on camera.

Kirsty Muir is a Boss: Two 4th place finishes might be the "worst" result, but Kirsty skied her socks off. We talk about her incredible comeback from surgery and why she’s the "skier's skier".

GOLD FOR TEAM GB! 🥇 The absolute highlight: Hugh Nightingale and Charlotte Banks crushing the Mixed Team Boarder Cross. Jenny shares the behind-the-scenes "well of doom" interview and the epic redemption arc after their singles disappointment.

Hair Braiding & "Commentary Juice": Tim reveals his secret talent for blow-drying hair that’s destroying his wife’s confidence, and the team introduces their post-work beverage of choice (Don't tell the bosses!).

Tim’s New Followers: 15,000+ and counting. Is he the new Ben Shepherd? Probably.

Bum Bruises: 1 (Poor Timmy’s tailbone vs. a poma lift).

Commentary Juice: Strictly consumed after the P45-risk hours.

Coming Up Next: The Halfpipe finals are under the lights on Saturday! Get your "telly boxes" ready for Zoe Atkin. We’ll be back once the team crawls home on their hands and knees from the closing celebrations.

What’s In The Mix?The "Broccoli" Count

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Mia and Kirsty Muir may have missed out on medals with their fourth-place finishes on "Mental Medal Monday," but the level of riding was nothing short of legendary. This episode of The Apres dives into the high-stakes pressure of the Olympic finals, from the "broken flow" of a course plagued by poorly placed tunnels to Mia Brookes’ death-defying decision to huck a 1620 when she was "bricking it" at the top of the run. We break down the technicality of the Big Air finals, the historic rise of Japanese snowboarding, and why even the world's best qualifiers sometimes struggle to convert that top spot into gold.

Beyond the slopes, we’re catching up on the "rowdy" atmosphere in Livigno as the British fans take over the high street. Jenny shares her awkward run-in with snowboard cross royalty, and we answer your burning questions—including the truth about Olympic twins and whether those annoying camera drones are actually flown by robots. Whether you're here for the "steeze," the stats, or just to hear about Scotty James’ love for Love Actually, grab a drink and join the conversation.

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The Winter Olympics have officially taken over the mountains, and Tim Warwood is reporting live from Lavigno. While Ollie Peart deals with the rain back home, Tim is navigating 1,800 meters of altitude, dry nostrils, and the "lawless" vibe of a town that feels like the Wild West of winter sports.

In this episode, we go behind the scenes of what might be the most compact and chaotic Olympic venue ever built. From "medium-sized" Big Air jumps to the dietary habits of the BBC commentary team, this is the side of the Olympics the mainstream cameras don't show you.

The Venue Layout: Why building an Olympic arena in a disused car park might actually be a stroke of genius.

"Medium Air": Tim discusses why the jumps are 19 meters instead of the usual monsters and what that means for the riders.

The Olympic Bubble: Living with Ed Leigh and Jenny Jones, self-catering on the license payer's dime, and the mystery of "activated nuts."

The NBC "Enemy": Sizing up the American commentary competition (Todd Richards, we're looking at you).

Mia Brooks’ Baggy Pants: The story of the one-eyed seamstress from Cheshire who saved Team GB’s style.

Listener Correspondence: A brutal update on Liam’s jaw-shattering crash and the status of the legendary "Apres Pod" tattoo.

"It feels like you’re back in the prospecting days where you can go and stake a claim and the police can't catch you... I am pig in shit mate. I am loving it." — Tim Warwood

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We are back! After a chaotic start involving a failed intro about a burger and a vitamin water (don’t ask, just listen), we dive straight into a massive couple of weeks for snow sports.

Jenny gives us the courtside lowdown from the LAAX Open—arguably the greatest halfpipe competition of all time—including the moment she had to perform light medical duty on Yuto Totsuka’s broken nose. Tim gets starstruck interviewing Scotty James after binge-watching Pipe Dreams, and we discuss his historic run.

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But the real story? The Girls. We are breaking down the historic British female dominance at the X Games. Mia Brooks and Kirsty Muir are taking over the world, while we ask the important question: Where have all the men gone?

Plus, we look ahead to the Olympics (Tim and Jenny are packing their bags!), solve a listener's crisis in a French hospital, and drop the ultimate money-saving hack for anyone flying into Geneva.

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We are live from the mountains! Jen and Jonesy are coming to you from the legendary LAAX Open in Switzerland. Ollie is conspicuously absent (we explain why, and yes, it involves us leaving him hanging), so it’s a duo mission today.

The "froth" levels are high as we discuss celebrity sightings, the insane progression in the halfpipe, and the pressure of Olympic qualification. Plus, we break down the brutal reality of the "Home Run" and why Peter Crouch was getting a ski lesson from a Team GB coach.

Where is Ollie?

• Ollie isn’t here. Is he dead? No. Was he livid because Jen and Jonesy forgot to record with him twice due to a mix of work and après? Yes. An official apology is issued.

The LAAX Open Vibe

The Scott McMorris Incident

The Random Peter Crouch Spot

Competition Updates & Olympic Dreams

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Happy New Year, Frothers! Ollie has officially entered The 40 Club (after a fever dream involving orthopedic Birkenstocks and a Spyder onesie).

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This week, we ask the big questions: Is Ben Shephard actually AI? Are Ed Leigh’s goggles getting bigger every year? And do we need to sell a kidney to afford tickets to the 2026 Olympics?

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It’s the final show of the year! Join Tim, Jenny, and Ollie in the Log Cabin as they debate whether Santa is doping, diagnose Jenny’s recent hand injury, and go head-to-head in a chaotic festive quiz.

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Uh oh. Jenny Jones joins the pod live from a luxury chalet in Morzine, but she’s had two Cosmopolitans before hitting record and is feeling excessively merry. Tim and Ollie naturally take full advantage of the situation.

Between sips, Jenny recounts dancing to 90s tunes in Tignes and the brutal reality of being a "sherpa parent" lugging a toddler’s snowboard gear up the hill. Ollie attempts a sincere tribute to Jenny’s trailblazing X Games legacy, which Tim immediately undermines by focusing on her current state of intoxication.

Despite the chaos, the team covers a monumental week for GB Snowsport, discusses the potential comebacks of Lindsay Vonn and Jamie Anderson, provides an update on the snow in Europe and Japan, and issues a crucial warning for anyone using step-in bindings in France.

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The boys are back in the cabin, but the trio is incomplete! With Jenny Jones living her best life in Tignes, Tim and Ollie are holding down the fort. Tim is sporting a questionable hairstyle that screams "early 90s rad ski dude" (complete with a winter cold sore), while Ollie is preparing for his 40th by consuming his body weight in cheese and wine.

This week, we finally get a resolution to the infamous "Jenny stole a child’s goggles" story—and the guilt trip is officially over. We also cover the latest competition news with Mia Brooks taking a massive win, check in on the snow conditions across Europe, and drop some tips for early-season trips. Plus, Tim teases his latest Ski Sunday shoot with the inimitable Sparrow Knox.

In this episode:

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