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We're back for the latest episode in our Olympic Opening Ceremony review series and it's a bit of deju vu as we track back to the first ever Opening Ceremony we actually ever covered on this show in our second ever episode back in 2016 by looking once again at the Rio Opening Ceremony. Has it held up 7 years later and improved or are we still slightly disappointed in it? Do we feel the speeches are still going after all these years? Why do we seem to like the Gisele catwalk a little more now? Has our squeaky voice gotten better now that we can watch this differently? And what do we think of witches cauldrons now that we have seen how bad cauldron lightings can actually get? It's a fun episode that will get you entertained so tune in to find out how entertained you'll be!

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#Sports #Ben Waterworth #Colin Hilding #Jarrod Loobeek #Olympic #Comedy #Funny #Interviews #Olympic Games #Australia #Canada

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Episode 311 - Rio 2016 Opening Ceremony Review (Redux)

Off The Podium - An Olympics Podcast

published 11M ago

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MP3•Pagina principale dell'episodio

Contenuto fornito da Ben Waterworth, Colin Hilding, and Jarrod Loobeek. Tutti i contenuti dei podcast, inclusi episodi, grafica e descrizioni dei podcast, vengono caricati e forniti direttamente da Ben Waterworth, Colin Hilding, and Jarrod Loobeek o dal partner della piattaforma podcast. Se ritieni che qualcuno stia utilizzando la tua opera protetta da copyright senza la tua autorizzazione, puoi seguire la procedura descritta qui https://it.player.fm/legal.

We're back for the latest episode in our Olympic Opening Ceremony review series and it's a bit of deju vu as we track back to the first ever Opening Ceremony we actually ever covered on this show in our second ever episode back in 2016 by looking once again at the Rio Opening Ceremony. Has it held up 7 years later and improved or are we still slightly disappointed in it? Do we feel the speeches are still going after all these years? Why do we seem to like the Gisele catwalk a little more now? Has our squeaky voice gotten better now that we can watch this differently? And what do we think of witches cauldrons now that we have seen how bad cauldron lightings can actually get? It's a fun episode that will get you entertained so tune in to find out how entertained you'll be!

… continue reading

361 episodi

#Sports #Ben Waterworth #Colin Hilding #Jarrod Loobeek #Olympic #Comedy #Funny #Interviews #Olympic Games #Australia #Canada

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