Reports From Arbroath

Reports From Arbroath
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There are good sport stories and then there are good stories behind sport and it’s the latter which are revealed and explored in Reports from Arbroath, a new series of exclusive in-depth interviews with leading figures from the worlds of sport.
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The podcast explores significant themes related to sports such as career transitions, mental health issues, and personal anecdotes. Episodes feature discussions on remarkable sporting achievements, like Liam Norwell's bowling performance, alongside topics like the emotional toll of injuries and life after professional sports, aiming to reveal the unique narratives that shape athletes' lives.

There are good sport stories and then there are good stories behind sport and it’s the latter which are revealed and explored in Reports from Arbroath, a new series of exclusive in-depth interviews with leading figures from the worlds of sport.
In this episode of Reports from Arbroath, Brian discuss the unconventional career paths of Georgia Davis and Emily Marshall in the world of cricket and cricket media. Georgia, a former police officer, shares her journey to becoming a professional cricketer, while Em discusses her journey towards becoming of the rising stars in a new generation of cricket journalism. The conversation highlights the evolution of women’s cricket, the importance of seizing opportunities, and the impact of initiatives like The 100 on the growth of women’s sports.

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