This week on Olympics Unleashed - Tokyo, presented by Optus, David Culbert talks to Eddie Ockenden about his enduring hockey career, from making his Kookaburras debut as a 19 year old in 2006 to becoming Australia's most capped mens hockey player in history.

Canoe Slalom athlete Daniel Watkins is Australia's most recently selected Tokyo 2020 debutante. This week on Olympics Unleashed - Tokyo, presented by Optus, the Tasmanian chats to David Culbert about his journey to Tokyo 2020 and where his nickname 'Dan the Van Man,' came from.

After suffering from a recent wrist fracture and forced to miss out on the Tokyo qualifying series, Australian Opals Captain Jenna O'Hea talks to David Culbert about her excitement to be back in the green and gold and an emotional initiative that is close to her heart.

After successfully qualifying a spot for Tokyo 2020 in the 10,000m and 5,000m events, Australian record holder and national champion Stuart McSweyn talks to David Culbert about his humble beginnings and the road to Tokyo 2020.

After scoring her rare defender's goal against Chinese Taipei at the Tokyo 2020 qualifiers, Matildas vice captain and defensive stalwart Steph Catley shares her footballing journey, thoughts on Australia's love of the Matildas and inspiring the next generation.

Shane Kelly's Olympic journey spans over 20 years of elation and heartbreak. Now, the 47-year-old five-time Olympian is using his experiences to train the next generation of track cyclists at the Victorian Institute of Sport.

Modern Pentathlete Edward Fernon is Australia's most recently selected Tokyo 2020 athlete. He talks to David Culbert about his return from a four-year retirement to nab the Tokyo qualifier with just 12 weeks of training.

This week on Olympics Unleashed - Tokyo, David Culbert chats to Australia's 'first family' of taekwondo, three-time Olympian, Carmen and younger brother Jack Marton.

Culbert chats to the duo about what representing Australia at Tokyo 2020 would mean to them individually, with one Olympic career coming to an end and one potentially just beginning.

From her unique bilingual upbringing along the banks of the river with her Olympic kayaking parents, to being coached by her mum and beating her sister for a spot on the Olympic Team, dual Olympic medallist Jess Fox shares her story to becoming the greatest paddler of all time.

Australia is ranked 1 and 2 in the world in BMX Freestyle, but knowing his place on the Olympic start line is not guaranteed, 2019 World Champion Brandon Loups is pulling out all stops to ensure he makes his debut at Tokyo 2020.