Which national team is the best there ever was? After Stefan Lövgren joined us to talk about the Bengan Boys, our hosting squad Martin Vilstrup, Víctor Tomàs and Bengt Kunkel grabbed Kentin Mahé to talk about their successors. The French national team "Les Experts", led by Nikola Karabatic, won everything there is to win in the handball world. World Championships, European Championships, they even defended Olympic Gold. But what was so special about them? Find out in the podcast!

Bjarte Myrhol was one of the best line players in the world. After retiring in 2022, he now coaches Norwegian first division club IL Runar Sandefjord and took his time to talk about his outstanding career, the life after handball and his projects that keep him busy these days. Thanks for the inspiring talk, Bjarte!

Joyce van Haaster is an inspiration. At the age of 24 she got a tumor dagnosis and had a surviving chance of 10%. She took those 10% by the tail and went on to become one of the best wheelchair handball players of the world. Before the upcoming wheelchair handball EURO she took her time to talk to our hosts Andrea Lekić, Bengt Kunkel and Víctor Tomàs to talk about her story and the upcoming tasks. You can watch the tournament for free on EHFTV, enjoy!

Andrea Lekic shaped the modern game. 1,073 goals in the EHF Champions League Women, multiple projects and countless titles in her pocket. We are happy to introduce Leki into our hosting squad and do that with an episode all about the queen herself. Find out why she left Györ, her hardest moments in her career and if there's anything she would have done differently in the retrospective. Welcome, Andrea! 👋🏽

The glorious 90's. Especially in Sweden they were glorious, winning almost everything there is in handball. But how does 90's superstar Stefan Lövgren feel about the one blind spot in the swedish CV - the missing gold medal from the Olympics? Our hosts Víctor Tomàs, Martin Vilstrup and Bengt Kunkel had a look at the possibly best national team there ever was. Who's your number 1?

FC Barcelona is more than just a handball club — it’s a symbol of excellence, tradition and success. Few people embody that better than David Barrufet. Together with our hosts Martin Vilstrup, Bengt Kunkel and Víctor Tomàs, the Barça legend looks back at the club’s most defining moments and the people who shaped its identity — from Valero Rivera to Xavi Pascual. An honest, insightful and passionate conversation about what it really means to be part of the biggest handball club in the world.

Lewis Howes is the definition of big dreams. After having learned about handball at the 2008 Olympics he knew instantly: He wants to represent the USA at the Olympics in that sport. How is he trying to achieve this? How can the growing American handball bubble profit from the Olympic tournament? With our hosts Bengt Kunkel and Víctor Tomàs Lewis talked about his ambitioned project. Enjoy!

Bob Hanning truly is one of a kind. With pure mindset, dedication, hard work and a vision he brought Füchse Berlin not just back into the Machineseeker EHF Champions League, but won the first ever Bundesliga-title with Füchse Berlin. In our Podcast he talks with our hosts Víctor Tomàs and Bengt Kunkel about Berlin's path to glory, his philosophy of building a team and his future. Thanks for being part of the Podcast, Bob!

It is one of the most debated rules in handball. Since 2016 teams are allowed to change the goalkeeper for a field player without further notice. Víctor Tomàs: "It's the rule that made handball evolve." Together with the Spain legend our hosts Martin Vilstrup and Bengt Kunkel discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the rule. What's your opinion?

The past years have been putting some new faces to the biggest stages in Europe. The Faroe Islands have shown what they are capable of, Austria was just one point away of an EHF EURO semi-final and Italy lately set new landmarks for the future. Our hosts Víctor Tomàs, Martin Vilstrup and Bengt Kunkel have a look at the rise of the smaller nations and analyze possible ways to establish themselves among the big names in Europe. What's your opinion, who will be the dark horse of the upcoming EHF EURO in 2026?