Now the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow have wrapped up, Cate and Bronte Campbell catch up on some of what they missed - from insane diving physics to powerful stories of athlete advocacy, sudden tragedy, and a viral hurdle recovery.

In this episode:

• A close look at Rhiannan Iffland’s historic 48th World Series title win - and what her almost unbelievable sport of cliff diving really entails!
• Recapping the Aussie Stingers’ water polo bronze medal victory over Russia in front of 10,000 fans at Sydney Olympic Park, the Sharks' 4th-place finish, and why tangible venue legacies matter for Brisbane 2032
• The inspiring story of 24-year-old Scottish swimmer Archie Goodburn, who competed in the 50m breaststroke final despite a shocking diagnosis, and the remarkable good his public platform is creating.
• How South Africa's Chad Le Clos becomes the most decorated Commonwealth Games athlete of all time with 21 medals, only to face a devastating loss in his own life soon after.
• Analyzing the unbelievable clip of a high school hurdler who tripped on the final hurdle, yet still won the race in a truly remarkable way... 

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