In this episode host Aaron Fowler speaks to Ian Marsden who has competed at international level in five different sports.

Ian takes us on a journey discussing his career having competed in Powerlifting, hand cycling, shooting, canoeing and Bodybuilding.

He discussed the highlights of his career and what it takes to compete an elite level in sport.

In this episode host Aaron Fowler, speaks to Great Britian Boccia athlete Claire Taggart.

Claire talks about being diagnosed with Dystonia in her late teens. She also discusses how she got involved with Boccia and her journey to becoming world number one in 2022 after winning the World Championships.

Claire also talks about her experiences of competing in the Paralympics in Rio and Tokyo.

She also discusses the importance of enjoying her sport, helping to raise the profile of the sport and her creative interests.

In this episode host Aaron Fowler speaks to England Visually Impaired Rugby Player Matthew Lancett.

Matt talks about winning the recent International Visually Impaired Rugby Tournament in Toulon with England.

He also discusses how he got involved with the sport, how he lost his sight following a stroke and what his rehab involved.

In this episode host Aaron Fowler, speaks to Ireland Visually Impaired Rugby player Sean Mcdowell.

Sean talks about the brain injury which led to him losing some of his sight and what his rehab involved.

He also talks about how he started playing Visually Impaired Rugby and the positive impact the sport has had on his life.

Sean also discusses blind golf, another sport he has recently taken up.

Finally Aaron and Sean also discuss the recent International VI Rugby Tournament in Toulon which was contested by Ireland, England and France.

In this episode, host Aaron Fowler speaks to England Partially Sighted Futsal Player, Adam Lione.

Adam talks about his experience of competing in the recent IBSA World Games in Birmingham in which he scored a hat-trick in the final against Ukraine.

He talks about his England career to date and his domestic footballing career.

Adam also discusses his job as a TV producer and some of the major sporting events he has worked on.

In this episode host Aaron Fowler, speaks to Peter Langton who has recently finished his Masters in Sports Broadcast Journalism at Solent University.

Peter discusses his studies, his podcast and a documentary he has produced called Para Legacy which can be found on YouTube

He also talks bout his journalism ambitions for the future.

In this episode host Aaron Fowler speaks to Ivan Rodriguez Deb who is Great Britain's number one ranked men's B4 Visually Impaired Tennis Player.

Ivan discusses his rapid rise in the sport and looks ahead to his first international experience when he competes in the IBSA World Games in Birmingham and the IBTA International Championships in Poland.

Ivan also talks about his love of music and his academic studies.

In this episode, host Aaron Fowler speaks to Great Britain's most successful Boccia player, David Smith OBE.

David talks about his early life and attending a school and college he likens to Hogwarts.

He discusses his Boccia career so far, his experiences of competing in Four Paralympics and his ambitions for the future.

In this episode host Aaron Fowler, speaks to former Great Britain Wheelchair Basketball player, Sarah Hope.

Sarah discusses the highs and lows of her distinguished basketball career and her recent retirement from the sport.

She talks about how she became involved in sledge hockey a few years ago and how she now competes for the Women's Great Britain side.

In this episode host Aaron Fowler, speaks to former England Blind Cricket player Hassan Khan.

Hassan talks about growing up in Pakistan and his sight loss journey. He discusses the key role cricket has played in his life.

Hassan discusses his cricketing career having played in Ashes series and World Cups. He has also appeared on Test Match Special and is a member of the MCC.