AJ Ogilvy is a former captain of the Illawarra Hawks, a player with the Sydney Kings and a trailblazer in global sport.

And last month, he made headlines around the world when he sat down alongside fellow basketball pioneer Isaac Humphries and spoke publicly about his sexuality for the very first time — becoming just the second out gay player in the history of the National Basketball League.

Since then, life has been a whirlwind — but AJ joins us on The Jack Murley Sports Show for an honest, thoughtful and hugely important conversation about identity, courage and visibility.

In this episode, we talk about:

This is a cracking conversation with someone whose courage is already changing the game for the next generation - and we're delighted to have him on the podcast. 

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Gary Shaw is a PGA professional whose life has revolved around the sport from a young age — training alongside Shane Lowry, competing with Rory McIlroy and setting course records across the UK and Ireland.

But as Gary came to terms with his sexuality, his relationship with golf began to change. It was only after coming out as gay that he rediscovered his passion for the game — a journey that led him to found LGBT Golf, an organisation dedicated to making the sport more welcoming and inclusive.

In this powerful and honest conversation on The Jack Murley Sports Show, Gary opens up about identity, authenticity and why representation matters so much in traditionally conservative sports.

In this episode, we discuss:

This is an inspiring conversation about courage, community and finding joy in sport by being your true self.

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If you’re ready for your next obsession, Fist Club might just be it. Blending professional wrestling, cabaret, performance art and unapologetic queer joy, the trailblazing collective has created one of the most exciting and inclusive spaces in British wrestling today.

Praised by WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley and celebrated for spotlighting LGBTQ+ wrestling talent from across the UK, Fist Club is redefining what wrestling can look and feel like — placing representation, safety and creativity at the heart of the squared circle.

In this vibrant and insightful conversation, co-founder Ash Wilk joins us to talk about:

A joyful, powerful and eye-opening episode that celebrates queer creativity, athleticism and community, this is a must-listen whether you’re a lifelong wrestling fan or completely new to the world.

🎧 Listen now to Ash Wilk on The Jack Murley Sports Show — the award-winning podcast championing LGBTQ+ voices and inclusive stories from across sport and performance.

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Izzy Wagner first came onto our radar after getting involved with this year’s Rainbow Laces campaign — but for tens of thousands of people, her social media has long been a trusted source of health and fitness advice.

For Izzy, fitness is deeply personal. After growing up feeling uncomfortable in her body and experiencing bullying, it was training in the gym that helped her build confidence, find contentment, and ultimately feel able to open up about her sexuality.

In this episode, Izzy joins us to talk about her journey in sport and fitness — and why she’s so passionate about helping people in the LGBTQ+ community become the healthiest and happiest versions of themselves.

In this episode, we talk about:

It’s a cracking episode with a brilliant guest, and we think you’ll love it as much as we do!

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What started as a tongue-in-cheek comment on social media about gay men being told to “lock in” with their fitness goals turned into one of the most interesting and unexpected conversations we’ve had on The Jack Murley Sports Show. 💬🏳️‍🌈

Long-time listener Matt Boyles got in touch to explain why he’s built a brand and a business dedicated to helping men in the queer community feel confident, supported and empowered in fitness spaces — and we knew it was a conversation worth having.

In this episode, Matt joins us for an open, honest and thoughtful chat about:

This is a refreshing conversation about meeting people where they are, challenging fitness stereotypes, and creating spaces where LGBTQ+ folks can show up as their full selves — in the gym and beyond.

Whether you love fitness, struggle with it, or are just curious about how movement and identity intersect, this episode is packed with insight, empathy and plenty of food for thought.

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From recording NHL games on VHS tapes as a kid to shaping the future of elite ice hockey across Europe — Luke Fisher’s journey through sport is powered by passion, perseverance and pride. 🏒🌈

Luke has made sport his life, working with NHL Europe and the Elite Ice Hockey League in roles that have taken him around the world.

And with Heated Rivalry emerging as one of the most talked-about sports shows of 2026, it was only right to welcome Luke back to The Jack Murley Sports Show to talk about why this moment matters so much.

In this episode, we dive into:

This is a thoughtful, passionate and timely conversation about storytelling, visibility and the power of sport to help people feel seen.

Whether you’re a hockey fan, a media nerd, or someone who believes representation truly matters, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

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It’s a new year — and a bold new chapter for Stonewall’s groundbreaking Rainbow Laces campaign.

After years of focusing on elite-level sport, Rainbow Laces 2026 marks a powerful shift in direction, with Stonewall encouraging LGBTQ+ people at every level to embrace the joy of movement, physical activity and sport — whether that’s on the pitch, in the gym or simply getting active in everyday life.

So when Simon Blake, CEO of Stonewall asked to join us on The Jack Murley Sports Show to talk about the future of Rainbow Laces, it was an immediate yes — and not just because we share Cornish roots.

In this thoughtful and timely conversation, we explore:

This episode is an important listen for anyone passionate about LGBTQ+ inclusion, equality in sport and creating welcoming spaces for everyone to be active. We’re hugely grateful to Simon for joining us — and we’re certain this conversation will leave you inspired.

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It’s been one year since Tim Koleto, the 2022 Olympic silver-medal-winning figure-skater, announced his retirement from a sport that shaped him for more than 25 years.

During a remarkable career, Tim competed around the world, earning more medals and titles than most people could dream about in a sporting lifetime – and doing it in circumstances that were far from normal!

Two years before retiring, Tim also shared another defining part of his story — coming out publicly as bisexual, helping to increase visibility for LGBTQ+ athletes in winter sports and beyond. Now, he reflects on what authenticity has meant throughout his career, the pressures of elite competition, and navigating life after sport.

In this episode, we talk about:

This is a thoughtful, powerful conversation with one of ice dancing’s most compelling voices — and a must-listen for fans of the Olympics, figure skating and LGBTQ+ stories in sport.

Tom Miazga is, quite simply, a powerhouse.

Tom first made his mark in the pool, representing Team USA at the 2008 Paralympics in Beijing. Over his career as a swimmer, he smashed eight American records, set two Pan-American records, and collected more than a dozen international medals along the way.

But if you thought that was impressive, Tom was just getting started.

Switching to CrossFit took his competitive career to another level. To date, he has been crowned “Fittest Seated on Earth” an incredible nine times, cementing his legacy as one of adaptive sport’s most dominant and inspiring athletes.

Away from competition, Tom is a passionate advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, raising awareness and money through high-profile fundraisers — and with modelling also on his résumé, it’s fair to say he’s a man of many talents.

So we’re thrilled that Tom found time to join us for a powerful, honest and uplifting conversation about:

This is a motivating, energetic and deeply inspiring chat with one of adaptive sport’s most impressive champions — and we think you’re going to love it.

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From the trampoline in his childhood backyard to the Olympic podium in Sydney — Ji Wallace’s story is nothing short of extraordinary. ✨

As Australia’s only Olympic medallist in gymnastics, Ji made history with his silver medal at the 2000 Olympic Games. But his journey didn’t stop there. Twenty years ago, he also made headlines for another powerful reason — sharing his truth as a proud gay man and becoming an inspiring voice for LGBTQ+ representation in sport. 🌈

In this uplifting and insightful conversation, Ji opens up about:

Authentic, joyful, and deeply inspiring, this episode celebrates the power of being true to yourself — both in sport and beyond.

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