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Oct 29, 2026

Matt ArcherHOST
21:15
Okay.
Matt ArcherHOST
21:16
Because I know Kipchoge ran the 2016 Olympics in a Super Shoe prototype.
Steve WoolleyHOST
21:25
What, the 4% probably?
Matt ArcherHOST
21:28
Maybe.
Daniel McHardyHOST
39:55
So he steps away in 2000 from the sport, and rightly so.
Daniel McHardyHOST
39:58
He comes back as a 93-year-old to help Hamish Carson at the 2016 Olympic Games.
Daniel McHardyHOST
40:03
Could you imagine doing that?
Chris PiloneGUEST
40:07
I don't know, actually.
Daniel McHardyHOST
10:31
So he steps away in 2000 from the sport, and rightly so.
Daniel McHardyHOST
10:34
He comes back as a 93-year-old to help Hamish Carson at the 2016 Olympic Games.
Daniel McHardyHOST
10:38
Could you imagine doing that?
Chris PiloneGUEST
10:43
I don't know, actually.
Michael EddyHOST
2:07
Brazil was ascending.
Michael EddyHOST
2:09
We had the 2014 World Cup soccer tournament, the 2016 Summer Olympics.
Michael EddyHOST
2:15
But also you served during a tumultuous time, right? We had the famous Lava Jato car wash corruption scandal, which impacted the region.
Michael EddyHOST
2:24
Dilma Rousseff, President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment.
Liliana AyaldeGUEST
2:51
Well, yes, you take me back to when I first arrived to Brazil.
Liliana AyaldeGUEST
2:57
It was indeed a very exciting time because of the mega events that you just mentioned.
Liliana AyaldeGUEST
3:03
Certainly the World Cup and the Olympics were amazing platforms from the diplomatic perspective to do sports diplomacy, commercial diplomacy, and really kind of use them effectively.
Liliana AyaldeGUEST
3:18
and the fact that they were in the same hemisphere where we were going to be receiving so many Americans, just provided a vast number of opportunities to engage and continue with a very solid U.S.-Brazil bilateral relationship.
Jim WestHOST
65:01
Yeah, when he fought
Brandon CruzHOST
65:01
in the Olympics? No.
Brandon CruzHOST
65:04
I told you I like boxing.
Brandon CruzHOST
65:06
I never watched Olympic boxing.
Jim WestHOST
65:48
Not Jeter, but Jeter Downs.
Brandon CruzHOST
65:51
You're right.
Brandon CruzHOST
65:51
Stevenson, 2016 Olympics.
Brandon CruzHOST
65:53
Wow.
Mallory KilmerHOST
11:13
Did you ever have a race where you felt or you ran incredibly well, but immediately started thinking about what you could have done
Molly HuddleGUEST
11:19
better? I probably the 2016 Olympics, I would say, you know, that was a race where I was hoping to try to medal.
Molly HuddleGUEST
11:27
I'd had such a big disappointment the year before in 2015.
Molly HuddleGUEST
11:30
And I was like, you know what? Next year is an Olympic year.
Jonathan GaultHOST
15:35
Her and the silver medalist, Eunice Kowa from Bahrain in May, 2019, she was popped for EPO.
Jonathan GaultHOST
15:43
Would really surprise me if she was taking EPO in 2019, but she wasn't when she got the silver medal at the 2016 Olympics.
Robert JohnsonHOST
15:52
Is that, can we see the results, John, as an American winning in the unofficial title yet? Well,
Jonathan GaultHOST
15:59
that's the sad thing is that the U S had an amazing day in that race.
Julie DuffusGUEST
4:25
So ever since that time, I then went to work for London 2012 for the organising committee.
Julie DuffusGUEST
4:30
And then I went to Rio 2016 for four years, which was fantastic.
Julie DuffusGUEST
4:34
Really such a fantastic life experience.
Julie DuffusGUEST
4:37
And then after that, I came to Lausanne to the International Olympic Committee where I carry on in sport and sustainability here in Switzerland.

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Ellen JonesGUEST
10:54
And so what we try to do at F1 is mix behavioural change, operational change in our business with technological innovation to help make those reductions happen in real
Datshiane NavanayagamHOST
11:05
time.
Datshiane NavanayagamHOST
11:06
Julie, what about the Olympic Games? You know, for example, Paris 2024 or Rio 2016, which you worked on closely.
Datshiane NavanayagamHOST
11:13
How much of a carbon footprint was there from those?
Tara StilesGUEST
63:27
This stuff is like everywhere.
Tara StilesGUEST
63:28
And through people like Alyssa Liu of the Olympics was the perfect.
Tara StilesGUEST
63:33
I was like doing the edits.
Tara StilesGUEST
63:34
I had to go back and put her in because she was obviously doing extremely hard things that no one could do.
Tara StilesGUEST
63:47
She said she's out there relaxed, enjoying herself while she's doing this hard thing.
Tara StilesGUEST
63:53
And I'm like, that's another example.
Tara StilesGUEST
63:55
So it's not something invented or new and it exists in people doing really cool things like Usain Bolt in the, I think it was the 2016 Olympics when he was running and he crossed the finish line, he knew where the camera was and he was so far ahead of everybody that he just turned and smiled at the camera.
Tara StilesGUEST
64:12
And it's this beautiful picture of, softness in a way.
Stuart DaviesHOST
48:40
process
Shane RoseGUEST
48:40
take? So when he went to, he could have gone to Rio 2016, without being exact fact.
Shane RoseGUEST
48:53
So it takes about four years from when you start eventing to get them to four star.
Stuart DaviesHOST
48:59
Right.

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