Beijing 2022 Day 4 - Come on Eileen Gu

Episode 68 of the Ascending Olympus - Olympics Podcast podcast, hosted by Ascending Olympus, titled "Beijing 2022 Day 4 - Come on Eileen Gu " was published on February 8, 2022 and runs 39 minutes.

February 8, 2022 ·39m · Ascending Olympus - Olympics Podcast

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On today's episode of Ascending Olympus Jacqui and Dan look at day three of Beijing 2022, focusing on the Curling, Ice Hockey, ski super G, Cross country skiing and another dramatic day in the figure skating. This episode features Jacqui Dodd and Daniel Coppel Socials: @AscendingOlyPod Edge of the Crowd Website: www.edgeofthecrowd.com EOTC Socials: @EdgeOfTheCrowd

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On today's episode of Ascending Olympus Jacqui and Dan look at day three of Beijing 2022, focusing on the Curling, Ice Hockey, ski super G, Cross country skiing and another dramatic day in the figure skating.

This episode features Jacqui Dodd and Daniel Coppel

Socials: @AscendingOlyPod

Edge of the Crowd Website: www.edgeofthecrowd.com

EOTC Socials: @EdgeOfTheCrowd

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