The latest England Athletics Podcast features two winners of Coach of the Year as part of our Regional Volunteer Awards 2025.

Wenlock Olympians coach Camilla Stewart was victorious in the West Midlands, while Victor Oyesola of West Cheshire AC won the award in the North West region.

In conversation with host Alex Seftel, the pair discuss how they got into coaching, their journey in the sport so far, and what motivates them.

The latest England Athletics Podcast, featuring three-time Commonwealth champion Tessa Sanderson, is the first of a series of episodes building up to the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.

Sanderson won for England in 1978, 1986 and 1990 and also famously took home the gold medal from the 1984 Olympic Games. She made history as the first black British woman to win the Olympics and the first Briton to win an Olympic throwing event.

In conversation with host Alex Seftel, coinciding with Black History Month, she discusses her battles with great rivals like Fatima Whitbread and how she excelled at major championships when it mattered.

Heptathlete Jade O'Dowda and hammer thrower Jake Norris speak at the Manchester International, previewing the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.

Hannah Cockroft and Bebe Jackson also join to look forward to the World Para Athletics Championships, which are taking place in New Delhi from 27 September to 5 October.

Rebecca Perry tells us about her bid to take on the heptathlon at next month's European Masters Athletics Championships in Madeira. Perry, who is a lawyer and mother to twins, was originally known as a sprinter, before taking an extended break from the sport seven years ago.

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It's been a summer of athletics that has kept Birmingham's Alexander Stadium busy!

Ellen Barber, who recently won the England heptathlon title there, joins host Alex Seftel to talk about her multi-eventing talents that extend beyond track and field.

A rich family history within horse racing meant that was the first sport that came naturally to her, while she is also a part-time architect and property coordinator.

Alex also provides a round up of the recent England Athletics Age Group Championships from the Alexander Stadium, bringing in stadium announcer Harrison Mayne to discuss the three-day event.

Mohammed Riaz Sabir is a visually impaired athlete from Rotherham who has less than five per cent of his sight.

He trains on his treadmill at home, but came to England Athletics because he wants to pursue his dream to run outside with the support of a guide runner, and maybe one day run the London Marathon.

But so far, he hasn't been able to find a guide.

He tells Alex Seftel the story of losing his sight later in life, how he has adapted, and his hopes for the future.

In the latest podcast, two-time Paralympic champion Richard Whitehead discusses the impact of the sport on his mental health and his challenge of completing 100 career marathons by November this year.

What's it like to bring up and support a global champion?

In the latest England Athletics Podcast, Amber Anning's mum Mel gives a behind the scenes view on their journey together, including the highs and lows of the indoor season in which she won world indoor 400m gold.

She also tells host Alex Seftel about her involvement in getting the late Lloyd Cowan to coach her daughter, and the Brighton and Hove AC athlete's development from young hopeful to double Olympic medallist.

Photo: Anning Family

400m runner Poppy Malik describes her excitement after a breakthrough indoor season which saw her selected to represent Great Britain and Northern Ireland at her first major championships.

That debut at the European Indoors in Apeldoorn has been followed by another selection for May's World Relays for the Loughborough-based 21-year-old.

She tells host Alex Seftel about what it was like to rub shoulders with the greats of the sport, what she does during downtime between competition rounds, and what she has gained from being part of our Senior Talent Programme.

George Mills and Georgia Hunter Bell are among the athletes to give their reaction to title-winning performances at the UK Indoor Athletics Championships in Birmingham.

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World medallists Jo Pavey, Rio Mitcham and Sara Willhoit join host Alex Seftel at the National Running Show to discuss their passion for running as England Athletics launches its new individual membership, RUN:EA.

Recorded at the NEC in Birmingham, the guest trio talk about their similarities and differences as athletes, offering advice for those looking to take the sport more seriously.

They also explain the benefits of being part of the athletics community, rather than solely training alone self-coached.

You can join RUN:EA for £30 a year. Head to englandathletics.org/runea