Dual International Sonny Bill Williams on facing up to the man in the mirror. Plus major reforms for FINA, and will gold medals from women's swimming at the 1980 Moscow Games finally be redistributed?

A deeper dive into abuse allegations that have rocked the Australian women's football team, the Matildas, reveals the complexity of personality, high performance and the sports bubble.

As voices inside Afghanistan fade, who will help? This week Cricket Australia and the players took a stand against the Taliban's claim women cannot play. Plus personal reflections and insights from Tokyo Paralympic medalists.

Afghanistan's Paralympians describe for the first time fleeing the Taliban, getting to Tokyo and now starting a new life; Ian Chappell on Afghanistan, cricket and the UNHCR; Brenton Rickard on protecting innocent athletes; Remembering former IOC president, Jacques Rogge, with Dick Pound.

Afghanistan's female athletes put out a call for help when the Taliban took over putting their lives at risk. Australia heard the call and reacted first. Emergency visas issued, almost 100 rescued. The key players talk through the complex operation.

With the backing of sports bodies and Western governments, the women of Afghanistan asserted their rights as trailblazers in sport. Now, with the Taliban back in charge and the West gone, they feel abandoned. What can and should sport do?

The Olympics are done, the Paralympics to come. What's the midway verdict? How will history remember these games? Plus the ethical dilemma for a 7x Paralympian.

Has Tokyo 2020 been a success? Guests include Cate Campbell, Laurel Hubbard, the AOC, the IOC and a voice from Morocco.

From the smallest team, to the refugee team, and the first transgender athlete Tokyo is setting all sorts of records. But are the games Covid safe? And lessons from Jessica Fox and Patrick Tiernan.

A special edition: The Ticket from Tokyo, where despite all the odds, the games have actually begun, plus WADA back to pre COVID testing levels, Brisbane to host in 2032 and MMA multi time champion Tyron Woodley on life and the movies.