One man's mission to bring dodgeball to Peru. Nicolas started by seeing a dodgeball game on YouTube, now he's introducing the sport to school's and pushing the boundaries of what's possible for the fledgling dodgeball team.

I invite everyone to listen to this story, because I was blown away by the level of passion I heard when recording this episode.

This episode I'm joined by Josh from PB dodgeball, and we discuss how he started the club, his involvement in Playback Review, and I gain a new perspective on my drama GCSE performance.

When Simon reached to me I was so excited to hear about the start of both API and dodgeball in New Zealand. This was a fascinating history lesson which gave me insight into what lies in the future. Form the first ever worlds to organising API, Simon has been there for many landmark dodgeball moments.

In this episode, I was lucky enough to hear from Claire from Alcatraz, based in Brussels. Come hear about her passion for dodgeball and the inner workings about the Belgian national league. I'm excited to visit for myself!

In this episode I speak to an old friend who started league at the same time as me in Northern Ireland. We reminisce about Kings of Queens, and discuss his new opportunities for playing now he's back in Germany.

This episode I got to hear from Pablo, who started dodgeball at a young age in Spain, and he originally began with another version of dodgeball, with very similar rules to the familiar "Last Person".

I was very impressed by how well Pablo spoke being so young and speaking in a second language, he's a great representative for not only his club, but his country and youth players as a whole.

In this episode, I learn about South African dodgeball from James and his new club in England. We also shed some light on the two world organisations along the way.

In this episode we return home to the beginning of this podcast. Sam and I go deep into some Northern Irish dodgeball history, what happens when our goals are challenged, and how to become the last person standing at Euros.

In this episode, I hear about New Zealand and how it "punches above its weight" as Michael says. Also, we delve into youth dodgeball and where things are going in the future.

And no. It is not lost on me that I placed the Austrlia and New Zeland episodes back-to-back with two Michaels. Whoops.

In perhaps the funniest episode to date, I hear from Michael about his experiences in Australian dodgeball over the last decade. Hear about how leagues are organised, Michael starting his own club, international competitions, and trampoline dodgeball?

Stay tuned to find out what Australians call ball retrievers...