On the eve of Euros, I'm preparing for my graduation and reflecting on my time at Queen's - both the dodgeball club and university - and telling my story.

This week I heard from Arun from Dodgeball Nepal. I was so excited to see things were starting up in a new country and I knew I had to reach out for an interview. It was so inspiring to hear about the journey he's taken so far.

This week I heard from Matteo, an Italian player from the club Shamrock Ravenna. He speaks about his experience with European dodgeball and youth dodgeball in Italy.

This week I was joined by Abbey who helps run the Boston League. I'm always fascinated to hear about how many leagues there are in the states, and this was no exception.

This episode I hear from Juliette, who joined the French women's team at just 17. Another facet of the growing field of players who started young.

Continuing with the old and washed-up allegations, this week I heard from Micay - a Dutch player who joined the national team at just 17! If youth players are the future, this will be an interesting perspective to listen to.

This week we go on holiday!

Today it's the battle of the podcasts. I am very excited and proud to put out this episode. A fellow podcaster from the Everything Dodgeball podcast, Stefan spoke to me about why he started it, how he handles his prominent status in the dodgeball world, and what the future holds.

If you enjoy his podcast, come listen to Stefan in a format you haven't heard before.

In this episode, I learn about an LGBTQ+ team in the United States, and finally get a scope of how BIG the dodgeball scene is over there. Join in for the final episode of series 2.

This episode I was lucky enough to be joined by Corentin Pasche, the president of Swiss Dodgeball. He tells all about the league set up in Switzerland and his club, the Leman Sharks. This was a fun episode to record, and we call back to many previous conversations - a rewarding listen for loyal listeners