Over fifteen years, Daniel Garb has established a reputation as one of the foremost sports reporters in Australia. He’s now taking his experience, credibility, interviewing skills and contact list to form his own sporting podcast specialising in insightful chats with sporting greats that cuts straight to the tales of their time at the top and what made them special.
It’s a pure sports podcast for the pure sports lover that will provide you with the chats that you crave, without any time wasted.
Along with interviews with a range of elite athletes across different sports, we’ll attack some of the major sporting sagas as they come to hand so that you’ll have an instant analysis of the issues that are of interest to you and there’ll be some fun sports culture features to go along with it.
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