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In Episode 221, Guest Bridget Yoerger from Sparta Bertrange basketball joins Nathan and Adam

Seamlessly fitting into the show's dynamic with all topics on sports, Bridget joins the team as they discuss her return to the sport after retiring at the end of last season. The conversation also delves into the intricacies of 3x3 basketball, providing insightful information about the sport itself and Bridget’s career.

In Episode 220, hosts Nathan, Jun, and Adam team up to explore a diverse array of sports content...

....leaping into both the current landscape of 220 in sport and the history of sports today. Adam shares the remarkable story of the late Steve Bloomer (1874–1938) and gives an up to the minute wrap of the F1. Jun and Nathan take a look into the upcoming Paralympics. At a quarter to the hour, a sharply “West Ham” dressed Anthony Perez joins for Round 4 of the BGL Football League, leaving Adam completely dazzled.

Nathan chats with Katia Nellies, an eloquent and kind Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fighter, who greeted him with the words, "We won’t hit, but we can choke you."

Nothing short of a darn good sport Katia threw Nathan her “Gi” to wear for the duration of the show….

Katia, a recent graduate of St. George's School, is on the cusp of retiring as the club secretary for Fight Team Impact in Livange as she pursues studies beyond our borders. Her inspiring words give us every reason to consider taking up the sport although might scare the average spectator. She also emphasized the importance of discipline in the sport, mentioning that her persistence is the key to having success. We find out about Katia’s elation when she pulled off the “The crucifix” manoeuvre and shared her embarrassing moment when giving her fellow fight a good old whack on the backside after he succeed in moving up a belt.

In other aspects to the show the media is abuzz with Paris 2024 content as several sports events have commenced two days earlier than the Opening Ceremony. Shockingly, several Canadian coaches from the women’s football team have already been sent home for their misdemeanors due to unsportsmanlike behavior, leaving the rest of the football squad rather red-faced.

It's the 2024 Olympics week! All the main events in sport are covered: Tour De France to golf to the 13th Formula 1 races at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Host, Nathan and Co-host, Daniel Kaiser rip into the latest in sports, from the unique finish of the Tour De France in Nice to the soggy golf action at "Troon" and the thrilling Formula 1 race at the Hungarian Grand Prix which is the 13th race of 24 that’s had seven different winners.

Despite the excitement in sports, security concerns cast a shadow over the upcoming Paris Olympics, only 6 days away! The boys ponder the confidence of Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, who recently took a symbolic plunge into the Seine to showcase its safety before the games.

Daniel's knowledge is put to the test as the duo take a deep dive into the memorable year of 2010. They highlight the significance of the number 210 in sports, paying tribute to notable athletes like Niklas Ekberg, Eli Panning, Jim Otto, Alun Wyn Jones, and the intriguing stats on Sakha vs Ronaldo.

Banny from "Oki Poki" joins in from the picturesque Big Lake, where wild horses roam, offering a unique perspective from down under. This episode is packed with sports insights and historical moments from July 21st including Brian Lara’s completion of “a pair”. Yes, you read that right. Tuck in.

It's a deep dive into the world of contact sports which meands Nathan and James analyse both Rugby League and Rugby Union.

The State of Origin series, a fierce rivalry between Queensland (Maroons) and New South Wales (Blues) in Australia, takes center stage. The NSW Blues clinch their first series victory since 2021. Since the series began in 1982, Queensland is left holding the overall lead with 24 series wins while NSW lands with a few less, at 17.

The number 209 brings focus to another intense rivalry between the New Zealand All Blacks and the South African Springboks, with a mention of Rohit Sharma breaking away from the rugby theme with his sporting achievements.

In a nod to sports history, Luxembourg's Nicolas Franks is recognized for his accomplishments in the 1927 Tour de France.

Banny calls in from “Oki-Poki Dunedin”, providing some light-hearted commentary on the experience of playing in a 3rd & 4th playoff.

And yet ANOTHER Olympic Athlete! The boys have an in-depth chat with Table Tennis player Sarah De Nutt re food, style and correct vocabulary!

Sarah delightfully discusses her love of Japanese cuisine at the Tokyo games as well as the different styles of table tennis rackets (or bats). She also enlightens the boys about the impact of small and large pimples on the racket (or is it bat?)

Nathan and Jordan delve into the deep discussion as to why simply participating is not enough to achieve Olympic gold and how to inspire future generations.

They reflect on Sarah's favourite moments in the game and uncover her competitive nature and raise questions as to whether it originated from sibling rivalry growing up in her household. This is definitely one of the more notable discussions and interestingly unpacks the lengths she would go to in order to succeed.

Musing on five years ago to 2019 on this very date, they revisit an Epic Sunday in the UK with thrilling drama in cricket, tennis, and Formula 1. It was a unique moment where all three sports experienced intense excitement and unfolding drama, creating a must-watch spectacle.

Always fans of numbers, they can't forget some remarkable sporting moments associated with 208, tying in perfectly with Episode #208.

Both hosts and listeners are grateful Sarah De Nutt came in several days before traveling to her 2nd Olympic games. We all wish her all the best and hope she knows that all of Luxembourg is cheering for her!

The sports experts are joined by Ronalds Arajs, who shares his experiences as an Olympic athlete in the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

A competitor in the 200m event in Beijing, Ronalds Arajs provides valuable insights into the life of an Olympic athlete and discusses his journey of overcoming challenges, striving for success, and mastering the intricacies of athletic achievement. This is a truly inspiring chat is at the heart of this episode. From his vast transitions from track to American football and astoundingly on to bobsledding, Ronalds' story highlights his resilience and determination.

Additionally, we explore some sporting fun facts related to the number 207, featuring athletes like Karim Benzema, Norman Gallaway, and Pat Mendez, a 20-year-old weighing 128kg.

Always with the playful questions, Co-host Daniel's about Ronalds' attire in an interview adds additional entertainment while discussions on the Euros, including Daniel's experience at the chaotic Euros 2021 final with his England shirt, also find their places in this engaging episode.

Episode 206 features professional basketball player Ben Kovac, who is in his off season after a successful season with the three-time champions Levice.

Host Nathan is joined by co-host and Esch basketball player, Jordan Hicks as well as professional basketball player Ben Kovac who chats about playing for the Slovakian Champions, Levice.

Jordan Hicks (a familiar face to Letz Talk Sport) discuss the upcoming Paris Olympics, which are just 29 days away. Banny from "Oki-Poki Dunedin" in New Zealand also provides an update before the hosts delve into their excitement for the Paris Olympics.

Ben shares insights on how he navigated through challenging times, providing a glimpse into his experiences and in a heartwarming moment, Episode 206 receives several “dial-ins” from Ben's friends who reflect on the memorable sporting moments and the bonds of friendship that have been forged.

Nathan and James Kent delve into archery with Kenza Pop; a skilled archer who provides an introduction which leaves them eager to give this sport a go.

Nathan and James Kent chat about the local Olympic scene, offering a review of the unique Tokyo Olympics, the only ones in history to be postponed. A big highlight was the introduction of several mixed-gender competitions, including archery, which has been part of the modern Olympics since 1900.

Lucas Sparvell researched #205 in sport, and he completed bowled the hosts over with the significance of Rule #205 in cricket.

Anthony Perez provides a comprehensive update on the Euro football championship as we are into the quarterfinals, and its that time of the year when we can spend a day in Merl for the upcoming International Polo event.

Hosts Nathan and James Kent dive deep into the intriguing world of local Olympic powers probing the essence of participation versus representation.

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Nathan and James question the high-level administration's mindset in pursuit of Olympic gold.

Nathan takes a trip down memory lane to the London Games before steering the conversation towards the captivating 2016 Rio Olympics with Mo Farahs 10,000- & 5,000-meter victories becoming the second athlete to achieve the double-double.

We have exciting dial-ins from Banny in “Oki-Poki Dunedin”, sharing insights on Rugby and the State of Origin. Banny takes a stand for the Maroons, while the studio boys root for the blues, relishing the Blues' recent victory over the Maroons at the MCG. Youll hear the tongue & cheek banter with a soundbite of the tries scored.

Jonny William (JW), our Australian pundit reporting from the Swiss mountains, provides updates on the AFL and Squash scenes, highlighting the top 4 men's players breaking away as the season concludes. JW caps it off with a fascinating mathematical treat on the significance of the number 204.

But that's not all! The episode delves deeper into the world of sports, featuring discussions on ex-footballer Alan Shearer, cricketers Marcus Labuschagne and Chris Gayle, and even the Micronesian Island of Guam.

Anthony Perez provides a comprehensive update on the Euros and Copa Americas, with a thrilling interruption featuring Jude Bellingham's bicycle kick keeping England's hopes alive. This is an action-packed Episode 204

Hosts Nathan and Adam Petersen welcome track athlete, Vivien Henz Strong ahead of National Championships and the insights and significance are debated.

In Episode 203, hosts Nathan and Adam Petersen welcome Vivien to the iconic "Studio 4, the HQ of Letz Talk Sport," where they discuss his return to Luxembourg after his time at Harvard.

Explore the techniques Vivien uses to stay composed under race pressure, his impressive performance as a finalist in the U/20 1500m, and his anticipation for the upcoming nationals at the INS in Cents this weekend. Learn about the dedication and choices made by Vivien's parents in moulding his competitive spirit and preparing him to compete against seasoned runners.

As Luxembourg anticipates the arrival of the Olympic flame, discover which former athlete will carry the torch through Schengen. Join Nathan and Adam as they reminisce about their favourite games and share surprising connections, including a nod to James Bond. In a fun segment, Nathan challenges Adam's memory with details about the remarkable Paralympian Mr. Pistorius.

Delve into fascinating insights about the significance of the number 203 in sports. Don't miss the regular features like "#203 in Sport" and "Sport & its history in the world today," along with Anthony's update on the current status of the Euros. These segments promise to provide entertainment and valuable insights in the latter part of the show. Tune in now for a captivating episode of Lëtz Talk Sport .

Olympic Sailing Coach, Charles Baillie Strong, chats about both the challenges and excitement of coaching athletes on this level from different countries.

The biggest sports fanatics in Luxembourg kick off with young sports enthusiast Lucas Sparvell, who provides us with fascinating facts about the number 202 in sports. Adam Petersen then presents the latest results from the Spanish GP with a top-notch jingle!

As we reflect on the history of the Olympic Games, we acknowledge the successful 2008 Games in Beijing, and Nathan shares his favourite sporting moments involving Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt. It's around this time that Anton wakes up from the festivities of a very special weekend in Luxembourg, celebrating the Grand Duke's Birthday.

Anton can be forgiven as international rugby takes center stage, and we hear all about the big weekend of rugby in the northern and southern hemispheres.

Our guest, Charles Baillie Strong, Olympic Sailing Coach, talks about coaching for the 2024 Olympic Games in Marseille, a mere 770 km away from the main Olympic site in Paris. Coaching two athletes simultaneously presents a unique challenge, especially when they are representing different countries at the Olympics.

With the Euros in full swing, Anthony Perez provides his insights on the tournament.

In episode #202, you will discover which sporting stars share their birthdays with our national holiday as we celebrate the spirit of sportsmanship and competition."

In Ep. 219, Nathan delves into the intriguing sports trivia of the number 219, aligning with the episode number.

He also explores the history of sport and in the world on this day as well as a couple of the hottest sports topics.

On the halfway, Anthony Perez hops on board as they analyse the third round of the BGL football League. With the season in underway, they offer insights to help forecast the league's exciting landscape for this season.

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The sports guys chat with young enthusiast Lucas Sparvell as he shares fascinating facts about the number 201 in sports and F1 driver Ed Elisian.

Its Nathan and James on this episode of "Lëtz Talk Sport" as they dig in the world of sports. From discussing the iconic film Moneyball to reminiscing about the Athens games in 2004, this episode doesn’t disappoint with exciting sports trivia.

Young sports enthusiast Lucas Sparvell prepared his fascinating facts about the number 201 in sports, including insights on F1 driver Ed Elisian and his heroic act on the track. Birthdays, sports history, and current events add to the dynamic conversation.

Special guests Charles Bailey Strong (Olympic Sailing Coach) and Jonny Williams (Sports Commentator) bring their unique perspectives by dialing in on Sailing & Australian Rules football.

With the Euros in full swing, Anthony Perez provides valuable insights on the tournament, including discussions on standout players like Lamine Yamal. Tune in to discover the latest in sports news and predictions from our sporting hosts.

Our favourite sports duo hit their Bicentenial edition!

Looks like they made it! More than 199 and less than 201, Scott and Nathan welcomed Olivier Williame and Heather Yanusas, the two captains from Hockey Club Luxembourg. They dive into the successful memories of the Sydney Olympic Games and explore the significance of the number 200 in sports. Scott surprises Nathan with exclusive details about Arsenal football manager's spending budget for the 2023/2024 campaign.

Hockey Club Luxembourg and the National Teams have had a fantastic season, and both captains share their insights and experiences. From thrilling 1 v 1 shootouts to moments of sheer passion between the players, the club has much to celebrate.

They received a voice note from Richard Neale, the manager of the National Men's Cricket team, who is currently in Rome. The Luxembourg team has just finished their first match against the tournament favourites, Italy, in the T20 World Cup qualifying tournament and have returned to the Pavilion.

Anthony Perez updates everyone on the lower Luxembourg division, revealing which teams are being promoted or relegated, including the exciting news about Dalhiems' results. The National Red Lions faced tough matches against France in Metz and Belgium in Brussels, and Anthony & his analyses on the team's performance and Scott Questions the team selection.

The show concludes with a sign off from Scott on a massive “200”.

Nathan Scott welcome Cricket captain & Manager Joost Mees and Richard Neal before their journey to Rome for a T20 European Tournament.

Episode #199 is brimming with excitement as they reflect on the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, recount tales of Michael Johnson's golden boots, and relive the unforgettable moments of Muhammad Ali. With only 51 days until Paris, the countdown has begun!

They dive into discussions about the upcoming T20 tournament in Rome, assessing the competition's caliber, the challenges of preparing in wet spring conditions, and the hurdles faced by the sport's growth. Nathan envisions the awe of playing in the Colosseum, while Scott tests Richard's character with a choice between a mustache or a mullet.

From sporting statistics to health updates and team objectives, they cover it all. Broadcasting from Studio 4 in Kirchberg – The Home of Letz Talk Sport, this episode is a gem you won't want to miss! Join them for engaging conversations, off-the-cuff surprises … All top-notch sports content.

Host Nathan and pundit Anton discuss the latest national and international sports headlines, including Real Madrid's historic 15th Champions League title.

The Kings of Sport give the legendary Barcelona games of '92 some context and celebrate the birthday of cricketing icons, the Waugh twins.

Hear all about the dramatic 3:07 AM tennis match conclusion and the thrilling 5v5 boxing showdown in Saudi Arabia, where Queensbury's fighters triumphed over Matchroom's, with standout performances by Dubois who would love a challenge with Joshua.
Discover fascinating sports history as we recount President Franklin D. Roosevelt authorizing the first swimming pool in the White House. Get the latest updates on the intense football season endgame with expert analysis from Anthony Perez of Letz Fuss News and Don't miss Banny's segment, "Give Me a Taste of Kiwi," for a unique sporting perspective from down under. Plus, Matthew Deniss-Soto wraps up RCL's crucial playoff win on the road in a season full of uncertainties.

This show brings opinions on Olympics, Rugby and the usual debates as well as questionable content between all those involved.

Scott and Nathan recap on the 1988 Olympic game is Seoul, the second is Asia, arguably most famous for the Ben Johnson doping scandal, the world record breaking 100m time and the disaster around the lighting of the Olympic cauldron.

We talk Leinster, Anton DuPont, the sharks and record 54th for Luxembourg in the Rugby World Rankings. Its opinions, debates and questionable topics including Nathan’s new continent…zeelandia, in New Zealand of course.

Four shows left until the big 200! The 65 day countdown is seriously on for the Paris Olympics and the boys are getting giddy!

194 means Sergio Perez, All-black Daniel Carter and National Head Coach Ryan Jenkins joins the boys to chat about wiff waff terminology.

Did you know that Sergio Perez entered 194 races before he won his Grand Prix! All black Daniel Carter scored 194 points in the 2010 calendar year. And the directors cut ‘The Kingdom of Heaven’ is 194 minutes long.

We are joined by Ryan Jenkins, who has recently taken up the role of Head Coach of the national table tennis team having previously coached England and Wales! Ping pong or table tennis? Bat or racket? Or batracket!

Join us as we follow his journey from Wales to China, through Europe and back again!

National Volleyball star, Carla Mulli chats Kenyan roots and life in the Netherlands and Red Lion Fencer, Flavio Giannotte, weighs in.

National Volleyball star Carla Mulli joins Nathan & Fencer Flavio Giannotte in the studio. Carla comes fresh off the plane from Finland with the Red Lion Ladies team! Nathan gets to know Carla, as both the player and the person! Nathan discusses the big topics as well as gets the details on her favourite lip balm. The boys attempt to break down the mysterious "kech" sounds in Carla's Dutch language skills.
Find out which artist Carla would play on the soundbox if Nathan and Flavio were rookies on the wild bus ride in which Carla is in total command of.

Don't miss "Banny's Call" for Rod Bannister's hilarious updates and ever-evolving favourite teams in New Zealand's Rugby and NRL. You will also get to hear the latest local football scoop from Anthony Perez, including the nerve-wracking lowdown on the final rounds!
This replay of Letz Talk Sport Ep. 195 has a positive sporting insight, and a glimpse into the life of a national athlete.

Did you know that during the 1990 Football world cup, 193 yellow cards were given out?

Jesse Lingard was called up to play for England after just 193 minutes of Premier League Football, listen in to see where else the number 193 features in sport. There’s no way a cricket could score that on his own in a T10 match is there?

Wednesday follows our domestic show theme, but always the conversation evolves into Nathan’s and Scott’s own experiences from playing. There’s a decent segment on momentum and how it can switch on the flip of coin. The Olympics features as we look at the 1980 games in Moscow. Boycotting the games was a regular occurrence forty years ago, but not so much these days, so why then and not now? Money? Amateur vs. Professional? Let us know what you think!

Don’t forget to check out the Quicksand….

Ben Smith, head of sports for ISL, drops by for a chat with Adam and Nathan and gives us a peek into fostering and encouraging children to get into sport.

We had the pleasure of welcoming Ben Smith, the esteemed Head of Sports at the International School of Luxembourg (ISL), to the studio. Joining him was our favourite pundit, Adam Petersen, for a session filled with insightful discussions and lively banter.

We learn of Ben’s personal journey to his current role at ISL and experiences and the path that led him to lead the sports department at one of Luxembourg's most prominent international schools. It's a great story of dedication to sports education.
Ben took us through the variety of sports that ISL offers and discussed the encouraging mindset they foster among their students. Whether you're a parent considering sports programs for your children or simply interested in sports education, Ben's insights provide a valuable peek into how ISL shapes its athletes.

Adam gave a detailed breakdown of the Formula 1 Sprint format, perfect for both die-hard F1 fans and newcomers to the sport. Adam's expertise shone as he explained the nuances of the format and what it means for the future of racing.

From the deep south of New Zealand, our correspondent Rod Bannister brought us the latest updates, proving that the sports scene in NZ isn't just about rugby. His segment, aptly titled “Give 'em a Taste of Kiwi,” broadens our horizons about what New Zealand has to offer to the world of sports.

The episode wraps with a celebration of athletes past and present who share a birthday on this day. Also, in a light-hearted debate, Ben discussed crucial life choices: moustache or mullet, budgies or boardies. This segment not only celebrated birthdays but also brought some good laughs and spirited opinions to the studio Capping off the show, Ben chose a walkout track that throws us back to the wrestling ring, adding an energetic finale.

A Fly On The Wall - Elite Coaching ep.2

Embark on a journey into the realm of elite coaching with our two-part episode hosted by Lëtz Talks Sport Host Jun Yong. Featuring Professor Fraser Carson, the distinguished head of Lunex University, James Kent, the coach of Stade Monaco 7s, and Kevin Rutare, a former high jumper turned strength and conditioning coach for the National Football Lionesses. Discover their captivating journeys and glean valuable insights from these exceptional coaches who call Luxembourg home and are leaving a lasting impact on the sports world.

The boys are joined by Antoine Alric, Director at Rugby Club Luxembourg. They discuss the challenging journey of transitioning from playing to coaching.

We dive into his adventures with rugby around Europe and Antoine's strategic approach as he's explored and embraced the process.

It’s a first-hand look at the problems faced when outside the more mainstream sport in Luxembourg.

We also address the current issues around RCL’s return the first division in Germany, which is stalling due to unforeseen circumstances…watch this space.

We look at number 191 in sport and on this day cannot be missed.

This midweek show focusses on local sports- particularly the recent rugby victory over Slovenia but also on the FLF, Christine Majerus and Magic Johnson?

Significance of number 190, del piero, Magic Johnson and Bryan Habana.

Our midweek show has a local theme, the FLF has a new look, Christine Majerus has her ending in sight and we are on the look out for any aspiring rugby players from Montenegro.

We recap Luxembourg’s recent victory over Slovenia in rugby, which secured them a home play off spot for May 25th.
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Calling all Petrol Heads! Rev up your engines and dive into the thrilling world of motorsports with Letz Talk Sport Show Episode 189!

This episode features a special guest who's making waves on the European karting circuit. At just 13 years old, Benjamin Manach, a kart driver with dreams of Formula 1, joins us to share his incredible journey. From motorcycle beginnings to dominating the karting tracks, Benjamin is not just a rising star—he's a meteor in the racing galaxy.

Benjamin shares how karting gives him a sense of control and speed that's unmatched. He even gives our host, Nathan, a fun rundown on where things might go sideways for him on the track! It's a rare peek into the mind of a young prodigy who's steering towards greatness.

We're also joined by Shane O’Neill from Swissquote, Benjamin’s proud sponsor. They delve into the pivotal role of brand exposure, brand associations, long-term partnerships, and community engagement in sports. With Swissquote extending their sports portfolio, including a renewed partnership with UEFA, the discussion also explores how such support is crucial for young talents like Benjamin in karting.

As the Paris Olympics loom just 96 days away, Nathan kicks off the show with insights into the evolution of events at the Olympics. Meanwhile, our sports pundit Adam dives deep into the number 189 in sports history—a number packed with fascinating tales and trivia.

You can’t miss “Banny’s Call,” our latest segment, where Rod Bannister offers fresh updates and sharp commentary on New Zealand’s Rugby and NRL, sharing his ever-changing list of favourite teams while Anthony Perez gives us the nerve-wracking lowdown on the local football scene with only five rounds left.

Whether you're a karting enthusiast, a sports trivia aficionado, or just in it for the love of the Sport, Letz Talk Sport Show Episode 189 has something for everyone. Tune in, get hooked, and join us for a journey through the passion and excitement of sports. It’s more than just a game—it’s a story of ambition, strategy, and the dreams of a young kart driver racing towards his future in F1.

Letz Talk Sport #188 has Nathan leading the countdown to the Olympics in Paris and it's 188 so we can't forget Babe Ruth!

We start with a recap of the 1968 games in Mexico City, many notable firsts, the big one being the first time electrical time keeping equipment was used.

What does #188 mean in sport? Babe Ruth? Andrew Mehrtens and 73 catches in one day international cricket.

We look ahead to Luxembourg encounter vs Slovenia in the rugby Europe Conference, as the go for four from four and look to seal a home playoff berth on the 25th May. We also have our dose of Domestic Sporting action from the Grand Duchy.

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Lëtz Talk Sport #186 have Nathan and Scott looking ahead to the Masters at Augusta and the boys have some belters for you in terms of 186!

Of couse, there are also a few references to on this day in sport, not to mention a few high profile birthdays!

Nathan kicks things off with the 1964 Olympics -the first one to be held in Asia. We have segments on Basketball with march madness from Jordan Hicks, Ladies rugby with and Giulia Iannucci and Adam Peterson brings us the latest in Motorsport.

Have you heard about the Hardest Geezer, Russ Cook? Go find out what this legend has been up to!

Luxembourg's former professional badminton athlete, Rob Mann, joins the crew, sharing stories of pushing boundaries and getting young people into sports.

Badminton star Rob Mann shares insightful moments from his career, including reaching a credible career high of 130. His discussion underscores the timing of his adventures and his determination to push boundaries, illustrating his contribution to the evolution of Luxembourg Badminton. He serves as a real inspiration to young athletes.

Pundit Anton recaps Luxembourg Rugby's recent triumph in Hungary, while Jordan Hicks adds emotion to the discussion as March Madness heads into its finals. Giulia Iannucci promotes the upcoming women’s rugby day, building on past successes. The episode also had the moment of silence, with Nathan drawing parallels between Red Bull games and the BMX Bandits film, bridging generational gaps. Rugby player Conor Murray achieves a 185 double, a number also associated with legend Michael Schumacher.

In sport in the world on this day 07 April, legal battles over the America's Cup add intrigue, with the NY Supreme Court initially ruling against the SD Yacht Club, only for the Appeals court to overturn the decision, setting the stage for the event later in the year.

Antony Perez from Letz Fuss News provides updates on the local football scene, highlighting Amy Thompson's return to the national team and her impressive performance late in the match and the BGL league sees intense competition… at the bottom of the table.

Luxembourg's leading sports show chats Olympics, March Madness, Table Tennis and Squash. The upcoming Women's Rugby event in Lux also features.

Feel the anticipation build as we delve deeper into Olympic content with each episode. Click in this journey through the training grounds of athletes like Remi Fabiani, striving for Olympic qualification in Tenerife alongside his Luxembourgish teammates. Experience the thrill of Basketball March Madness through the insights of Jordan Hicks, while Giulia Iannucci provides a sneak peek into the upcoming women’s rugby event. Catch up on Eric Glod's reflections on the Table Tennis National Championships and let Johnny Williams our Melbournian in Zurich keep you updated on PSA Squash and the Australian Football League.

But that's not all - we've got a treasure trove of sport facts (#184 and counting!) and delve into the tapestry of sports history. You can also join us in celebrating the birthdays of a comedian, rugby icons, and a footballing champion.

Lëtz Talk Sport #183 brings the remarkable speed skater, Peter Murphy in to Studio 4 to chat speed skating and more.

On its #183 episode, Speed Skater Peter Murphy, is standing tall at 183cm! Yes, the numbers were aligned for Easter Sundays Session. Not only has Peter excelled in the world of speed skating, but he has also dedicated his time and passion to fostering the spirit of sportsmanship and Olympic ideals. Episode 183 is where we get to know Peter and its capped of well.

Additionally, Jordan Hicks delves further into the March Madness frenzy, joined by Anthony Perz for dial-in appearance on the show covering the latest updates from the local football scene.

Stay connected for your dose of sports commentary from Luxembourg and find out if Peter is Socks Up or down type…, Would he wear his “Budgies or Boardies” or whether he would prefer to don a Mullet or a Moustache underneath his racing helmet.

Lëtz Talk Sport #182 recaps the days day's most significant events and developments from the sporting arena, and Nathan per usual- links 182 to all sports

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Significance of number 182 and the longest tennis match ever, absolutely nothing. What does the 182 in Blink 182 represent? What was the 182nd Rugby World Cup match?!

Jasmin Paris becoming the first female to complete the Barkley Marathons in US and A. We’ve got March madness and the FLBB round up.

Not to mention regular guest on the show Gavin Love taking home the coach of the year award for Etzella.

Lëtz Talk Sport #181 answers all the questions you might haven't even known you had about the prime number which is even an afterthought to a band name.

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Click in for all the usual 181 in sports segment, where we recap the day's most significant events and developments from the sporting arena, and Nathan links 181 to 1981, providing historical context and perspective to the latest sports news and updates.

Adam Petersen kicks off the dial-in theme with an exclusive update on Formula 1, providing listeners with the latest developments and analysis from the racing world. From London, Scott delivers a comprehensive report, keeping us informed about the youngsters playing sevens, while Esch Basketballer Jordan Hicks brings us up to speed with the March Madness action.

Tony Nightingale shares his firsthand experience from Leeds, where the team secures the top spot in Division 1, offering unique perspectives and insights into English football. Additionally, Luxembourg's 50m freestyle specialist, Julien Henx, shares his next events he is looking forward to.

Tune in for all the usual 181 in sports segment, where we recap the day's most significant events and developments from the sporting arena, and Nathan links 181 to 1981, providing historical context and perspective to the latest sports news and updates. Don't miss out on the excitement and stay connected with Letz Talks Sport podcast for your weekly dose of sports commentary and analysis.
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A Fly On The Wall - Elite Coaching Ep.1

Embark on a journey into the realm of elite coaching with our two-part episode hosted by Lëtz Talks Sport Host Jun Yong. Featuring Professor Fraser Carson, the distinguished head of Lunex University, James Kent, the coach of Stade Monaco 7s, and Kevin Rutare, a former high jumper turned strength and conditioning coach for the National Football Lionesses. Discover their captivating journeys and glean valuable insights from these exceptional coaches who call Luxembourg home and are leaving a lasting impact on the sports world.

Lëtz Talk Sport #180

Nathan hits the bullseye as he dives into the upcoming football match against Georgia. But that's just the beginning - we've got an all-star lineup of guests covering a range of sports, from rugby to NASCAR, squash to AFL, and even fencing. This episode is a slam dunk with updates on local sports like table tennis, ice hockey, tennis, and basketball. Tune in for a jam-packed discussion where we cover all angles of the sports world!

Lëtz Talk Sport #179 means a special reflection of a favourite prime number! The recap of all the big events allows you a safe place to cry or cheer!

Nathan leads with a chilling test…Would you opt in for the St Moritz, Cresta Run? Meanwhile, Pundit Adams showcases his numerical prowess by dissecting the number 179 and its intriguing reflection, 971. The show kicks off with high energy as Nathan's West Ham and Aston Villa clash just moments before recording.
The boys don't hold back as they dissect the F1 Red Bull Saga and recap the results of the Six Nations tournament. Wrapping up, Anthony shares his optimism for Luxembourg's chance in the Euros and delivers the latest local football updates. It's another dose of sports talk straight from the Letz Talk Sport HQ!

This episode means we've got Uncle Pete and the Jersey Puller partner up for your latest dose of domestic and international sport in the Grand Duchy.

True to the numbers: 178 wins and 178 losses for India in test cricket as it stands. Plenty more on #178 you’ll just have to listen in.

Scott gets to grips with the new buttons in the hot seat and we even get 50 cents from Jonny Williams with an AFL flavour, blues brothers anyone?

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With the best intentions to navigate through the script, pundit Anton takes host Nathan on an epic journey through the 6 Nations rugby tournament.

Rugby is fresh on everyone's mind with these crazy matches in the past weekend. England secured an upset win over the weekend, and Anton is absolutely delighted. Later in the show, you'll discover the significance of the number 177 in sports, connecting figures like Claudio Suarez, Martina Navratilova, Quade Cooper, and Stephen Moore. Additionally, the regular segment delves into the world of sports and its history, featuring a moment from the Iranian weightlifting federation, which earns them the award for "...-housery in sport."

To wrap up episode #177, Anthony shares more content related to the number 177, this time from the Luxembourg football scene, highlighting Benny Bresch's goal for Mersch. Tune in for an action-packed episode filled with sporting thoughts from the Letz Talk Sport HQ.

Nathan and Scott and are joined by Fede Tanuscio, Technical Director for the Luxembourg Hockey Federation

Fede Tanuscio, Technical Director for the Luxembourg Hockey Federation and per usual, the observations are intriguing. Fede gives us an insight into arguably one of Luxembourg’s fastest growing sport.

From Buenos Aires to Luxembourg, via Belgium and Switzerland, the game sport has kicked in big time in the last two years post Covid-19.

Don’t miss out on the significance of #176 world rankings, top speeds, BASE jumping and how long an athletics track really is…

This weeks episode is all burpees, snatches and handstand pushups as we dive into the world of CrossFit Open 2024!

It’s that time of the year again for the CrossFit Open 2024! Kelly-Ann Lam and Tanja Davidsdottir join us from CrossFit Rising Waves.

We talk training, Iceland, Lord of the Rings, and the excitement of how a random post of a mushroom and the caption 24.1 builds the excitement ahead of the first workout for the open.

CrossFit? Don’t knock it till you try it.

It's all squash, rugby, basketball, golf and even a bit of mathematics in the latest from Scott and Nathan

Nathan and Scott, our hosts, dive deep into the dynamic realm of UK school sports, where St. George's School makes a bold entry, placing the first Sevens rugby competition in the spotlight.

Scott takes on a mathematical challenge, attempting to equate the mind-boggling distance of 174 track laps – a test that will push his limit like Neile Campbell on a bike. Meanwhile, a gripping tale unfolds as the spotlight shines on golfer Talor Gooch and his intriguing new investment.
The two meatheads delve into the concept of "mansplaining" and explore Luxembourg triathlete Gregor Payet's stellar performance in Napier, New Zealand.

Traveling across the continent, the Red Lions basketball team notches impressive scores in Romania and draw a sell-out crowd for their home match against the Norwegians. The National Football team faces a setback with Marvin Martins' absence, linked to the enigmatic number 172 and its connection to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

There is the familiar whack into world squash action with Jonny Williams, our Squash Analyst from Switzerland, who brings an "amped" update on the Windy City Open – a major event on the professional squash circuit. Adding a nautical touch, Charles Bailey Strong calls in to provide firsthand reports from the world championships in Adelaide.

Tune into for an action-packed episode filled with sports highlights, intriguing stories, and sporting thoughts from the Letz Talk Sport HQ.

Kim Schmitt, Yannick Feltes and Jérôme Pauquet spill the beans on badminton in Luxembourg

Kim Schmitt, Yannick Feltes and Jérôme Pauquet spill the beans on badminton in Luxembourg, tournaments, training clubs, restringing and breaking rackets!

#173 in sport, there’s a few crazy stats to warm you up!

Anthony Perez from Letz Fuss News gives us the latest in the BGL, as well as few rumours to stir the pot.

The latest episode means Host Nathan and the trustworthy pundit, Anton cover all things related to the magic number: 172

Nathan and Anton cover diverse topics, including the significance of the number 172 and its connection to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, achievements of diver Rick Charls, Scotsman Scott McTominay, and a Rugby Union Team's challenging performance. This episode introduces a new segment, "Cool Story Bro" with recognition for Sven Goran Eriksen and Jurgen Klopp.

It also includes updates on local table tennis, basketball, and cycling in the sports briefs. Whilst both hosts learn the year 1952 was important to the Luxembourg Sports community.

Anthony Perez provides a local football wrap, revealing the Luxembourg Striker's whose three consecutive weeks of scoring. A special feature includes a voice call from Squash John (Jonny Williams), a prominent analyst from the world squash tour.

This week features Curling Enthusiast Karen Wauters as she shares her love of the sport and the opportunities it offers.

You can’t check out in a game of darts on 171. There is a big focus on trying to get the younger generation involved! Worth a listen especially if you’ve watched it on the TV but don’t really know how it all works, Karen explains all!

Esch basketball player Merlin Hurt joins Nathan and Daniel for Episode 216

Just before the closing ceremony of the 2024 Olympic Games. Merlin's life is thriving, and her upcoming season is set to take on a new direction. And the World's Paralympians start to arrive in Paris. It's a summer of sport that keeps on giving!

Lëtz Talk Sport Episode #170 featured a unique blend of romance and sports insights with National Ice Hockey coach Chister Eriksson.

Lëtz Talk Sport #170

On the 14th of February, while most pundits enjoyed Valentine's Day with their loved ones, Nathan and National Ice Hockey coach Christer Eriksson spent quality time at the Letz Talk Sport HQ. Nathan discovered surprising commonalities between Christer and Lionel Messi, diverging from the expectations related to Finn Russell.
The episode delved into the significance of the number 170, unveiling it as the perfect dart checkout and linking it to the picturesque Ultra Marathon race in MT Rosa covering a distance of 170km. Christer shared his extensive experience, highlighting the remarkable progress of Ice Hockey over the years and introduces us to the teams like the Knights, Tornado, Huskies, and Puckers, sparking curiosity about the best locker room in the grand Duchy.
Adding to the show featured voice calls from Julien Henx, currently competing at the World Championship in Doha, and Jonny Williams, an analyst from the world squash tour. A privilege to gain insights from the best of the best in the sports world, making for an episode to tune into.

Coach Gavin Love drops in for a show of current affairs, questionable calls and Taylor Swift and her effect on the NFL as a whole.

In your weekly dose of sporting action from around the globe, friend of the show, Gavin Love, drops in for a show chatting about all things Swifty but more about how her presence has affected the NFL.

The wheels are spinning on Lëtz Talk Sport #168 as it's all Roller Derby madness

This episode features special guests Susi McKnight and Amber Finn from Luxembourg's Roller Derby crew. The lively discussion covers the intricacies of the sport, offering insights into the dynamic Roller Derby scene in Luxembourg. Anton, known for his rugby prowess, enthusiastically appreciates the contact nature of Roller Derby and even shares his dream team, although he admits skating might be a challenge for him.

In this episode, the stars align on the 7th day of February as the hosts explore notable sports figures born on this day, including interesting facts about the height of former NBA player Muggsy Bogues, who stood at 168T

True to form, this show has an engaging conversation filled with positive mindsets, as the episode highlights the vibrant and energetic atmosphere of sports in Luxembourg.

Letz Talk Sport #167 mean banter re Round One of the Six Nations and the usual random facts with the dream team known as Nathan and Scott.

We start things off as per with the significance on #167 the stats, caps and random facts. We have on this day in sport for the 4th February, not to mention birthdays, happy birthday to our colleague Lisa Burke.

We’ve got Tottenham and England Fan Lucas Sparvall on to stir the pot with West ham fan and host Nathan Sneyd.

Round #1 in the six nations saw Ireland prevail in France 38-17, England stuttered and stumbled to Italy winning 24-27 in Rome. Wales turned in on after 40 minutes to give Scotland at scare and finish up down by a point 26-27 in Cardiff. We’ve got predictions for round #2