Mistimed Messaging?
In sport, and in life timing can be everything. Today the FIFA Women’s World Cup will start, a tournament hosted for the first time in Australia and New Zealand. It is likely to be a huge event for both countries
The Price of Parity
For many years there has been debate as to whether the success of a sporting team, or the hosting of a global sporting event can impact the mood of a nation and ultimately have a result on the outcome of
Podcast 119 – The Bench, Finding Work For Elite Athletes, Cameras in Changing Rooms and Sporting Bodies Supporting Political Agendas
There is plenty under discussion on this sshow as we follow up on discussions points from the last podcast. Our special guest is the Australian Men’s hockey goalkeeper Andrew Charter who is a dual career athlete, who has witnessed first
Sport’s Feudal System?
The Feudal system was something that many of a certain age learned about at school in history lessons. It was a social and political system in the middle ages in which landholders provided land to tenants in exchange for their
Time To Instil Respect?
There is a reason that for centuries sport has been an analogy for life, because sport like life can at times be unfair. It can be cruel, yet it can also give you unforgettable euphoric moments. There is an unattributed
