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EPISODE · Feb 22, 2026 · 38 MIN

Armpit fetishes and how Paris became the Tiktok Games. Social media and sport: the good, the bad and the down right weird.

from Campbells and Co · host Cate and Bronte Campbell

Welcome back to another episode of Campbells & Co! In this episode, Cate and Bronte discuss the evolution of social media and explore how it helped shape each of their Olympic experiences from Beijing 2008 through to Paris 2024.Social media can get a bad wrap, and it can negatively impact performance. However, there are many positive aspects to social media. From giving athletes more agency, to a chance to build fans and interact with their community, to increasing earning potential. With great power comes great opportunities - just make sure you have the right guardrails in place.Cate and Bronte share how they navigated their use of social media and provide practical tips for young athletes.We hope you enjoy this episode of Campbells & Co.Links from the Episode:Book: The Testaments (and The Handmaid's Tale) - Margaret Atwood.Podcast: What Went Wrong Audio and video production by ⁠⁠⁠The Podcast Boss⁠⁠ Studio in Bowen Hills

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