It’s Winter Olympics time! AKA it’s time for the most terrifying, anxiety inducing two weeks of TV you will ever see. Whether is watching someone plunge down a mountain at 140km per hour, launching themselves either off a cliff or down an icy wall pretending to be a ‘half pipe’ or gliding and twirling across the ice with blades strapped to their feet, there is no denying that there is something a bit nuts about winter sports athletes.

Cate and Bronte unpack some of the biggest moments of the Milano 2026 Winter Olympic Games. Australia is currently sitting 11th on the medal table - ahead of countries like Canada. We have 3 gold medalists, Cooper Woods, Josie Baff and Jakara Anthony. A silver for Scotty James and a bronze for Matt Graham. This has been our most successful Australian Winter Olympics team in History .

And we unpack some of the major international headlines, King Klaebo from Norway who picked up his 9th gold medal - 4th from these Games. Lindsey Vonn - was she courageous or selfish? And THAT post race interview from biathlete Sturla Laegried. So many stories to discuss. Hope you enjoy this ep.

Links from the Episode:

• Pipe Dreams: Scotty James - Doco on Netflix

• Glitter and Gold - Netflix Doco

• ABC Column by Virginia Trioli

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Welcome back to another episode of Campbells & Co. On the show today, Cate and Bronte talk about some of things no one tells you about before becoming an Olympian.

Bronte remembers having to do a drug test for the first time when she was just 15, and Cate shares her most embarrassing drug testing moment.

They also discuss the most important lessons sport has taught them for life and business.

Links from the Episode:

• Hidden Brain Podcast

• Slow Horses TV Series - Apple TV
  

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This week Cate and Bronte are joined by Olympic bronze medal boxer Harry Garside. In one of his most honest and vulnerable chats, Harry reveals how his relationship with boxing is changing, his battle complicated relationship with fame and overdosing in front of his mum in his lowest moment.

Harry takes us right back to the start of his career; from walking into his first boxing gym at just 9 years old to qualifying for Tokyo, winning a bronze medal. He also discusses his Paris Olympic campaign. Having publicly announced his intention to win gold, Harry was knocked out in the first round. He generously takes us inside that moment and the lessons he’s learned.

Harry is one of the deepest thinkers in sport and openly discusses his struggles with identity, masculinity and failure. He was also labelled a certified ‘baddie’ in the Village - and apparently that is a good thing.

I hope you enjoy the chat with Harry - and apologies for the audio quality.

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