In this episode, I heard from Stephan, who has been playing dodgeball in Egypt for about 15 years. He was so much passion for the game and it was such a pleasure to hear from him and everything he's done.

In this episode, I heard from Alex, who has played dodgeball in multiple countries throughout Europe and is even involved in the EDF itself.

This episode I heard from Danijela, who spoke about dodgeball in Croatia, how their league works, and how Euros 2023 came about. Danijela is a graphic designer and has had a hand in some things which you may have seen throughout the years. Please excuse some of the audio issues we had trying to record this episode. I have done my best to remedy them.

This episode I heard from Caitlin, who took her experience with foam in Canada and began her own club in Ireland. I was so pleased to hear how she managed to take what she learned somewhere else in the world and brought it here, which is the real message of this podcast.

In this episode, we're back in Saudi Arabia. After interviewing his brother in episode 37, it was such a pleasure to hear from Safioo. We spoke about his team, and what dodgeball means to both of us. This one got quite deep.

This episode I heard from Marcos, who plays dodgeball in Amsterdam. I was so pleased to learn about how quickly he dived in heard first to the dodgeball scene. Upon editing, I was inspired by his drive to improve, and was re-motivated to keep it pushing, I hope you'll feel the same.

In this episode I heard from Jude, who talked about his experience with the South African national team and their preparation for Worlds this year, their first with the WDBF.

This episode I am joined by some friends to play a new game! Regular interviews resume next week.

This episode, I heard from Luke, who has been playing since he was 12-years old. We discuss what youth dodgeball looks like in Italy, and the struggles that clubs face across the world when trying to promote dodgeball to the wider public.

For the first episode of the new batch, I heard from Luis, who has contributed so much to dodgeball in Mexico. I heard about how he jumped in at the deep end by playing internationally, and returning home to grow his own club over multiple years. Now, he's part of Anarchy Dodgeball. We covered all of this and more, and I wish we could have talked for longer.