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Episode 470 - Paris 2024 Opening Ceremony Review (Redux)

from Off The Podium - An Olympics Podcast · host Ben Waterworth, Colin Hilding & Jarrod Loobeek

Thought we had finished talking about the Paris 2024 Olympics? Think again! Because even though it's been less than a year since the Opening Ceremony of those Games, we're back to talk about it once again as we continue our Opening Ceremony review series by looking closely at the most unique Opening Ceremony in Olympics history. Is it perhaps too soon to chat about this again or has enough time passed to give us a different perspective of it? How excited is Ben to finally be able to give his full thoughts on what happened? Do we still want to ride along horses on the Seine and have Lady Gaga and Celine Dion sing to us? Does this Opening Ceremony have the greatest soundtrack of all time? Why does Jarrod want to bully people more after this Opening Ceremony? Is Thomas Bach in his happy era during this Opening Ceremony? And do we feel as though boats are the answer for ceremonies moving forward? All of those questions and more will be answered on one hell of an episode that you didn't know you needed so soon after the last one!

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