She's Got Game

Basketball coach Gary Maitland has spent decades developing players from grassroots to NBA level. In this episode, he challenges everything you think you know about talent and why environment, culture and curiosity are what actually build great players.

Michael Gyambibi is the founder of For Brothers That Talk, a community creating space for Black men to connect, open up and find belonging. In this episode, we talk about why men are lonelier than ever, what vulnerability really costs and how a sauna in Hackney Wick sparked a movement.Follow For Brother's That Talk here

Men's health coach Dan Hyman joins Tess to talk about what it actually takes to build a routine that lasts. In this episode he unpacks why age isn't the barrier most men think it is, how to spot the signs of over-optimisation, what really drives men to change and the supplement stack he recommends to almost everyone.

Olympic medallist, World Indoor Champion and one of the best energies in British athletics. Sprinter Jeremiah Azu sits down with Tess to talk his comeback in Paris, becoming a dad and what's driving the best year of his life.

Nike trainer Courtney Fearon joins us to talk about why sprinting might be the most powerful thing missing from your training and the journey that brought him here. From chasing the 2012 London Olympics to building one of fitness's most exciting communities, this is an honest conversation about movement, coaching and what it really takes to show up for people. He's Got Game. Episode 1.

Olympic ice dancer Phebe Bekker joins She's Got Game to talk about leaving home at 15 to chase her dream in America, what it took to become the youngest Team GB ice dancer at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games and why thriving under pressure is a skill she's had to earn.

Cricketer Davina Perrin joins She’s Got Game to talk about signing professionally at 15, scoring a century in The Hundred, handling pressure, flow state, faith, representation and becoming one of the most exciting young players in women’s cricket.