This week on Ready Set Tokyo, Natalie Peters chats to London Olympian Steve Solomon about his bid to race in Tokyo, and his involvement in the award-winning Olympics Unleashed program. And it's the anniversary of the Melbourne 1956 Games, so she's joined by Harry Blutstein, the author of Cold War Games, who describes the 'Blood in the Water' grudge match and secret agents running the streets of Melbourne.

This week on Ready Set Tokyo, Natalie Peters chats to London Olympian Steve Solomon about his bid to race in Tokyo, and his involvement in the award-winning Olympics Unleashed program. And it's the anniversary of the Melbourne 1956 Games, so she's joined by Harry Blutstein, the author of&nbsp;Cold War Games, who describes the 'Blood in the Water' grudge match and secret agents running the streets of Melbourne.

Join Shane McInnes and Natalie Peters for Ready Set Tokyo as we countdown to the 2020 Games in Japan!

Each week our experienced hosts will give you an update on preparations for the Games by exploring the sports, athletes, officials, organisers, issues, fans and much more.

Hear interviews with athletes and other newsmakers, learn from those well versed in Japanese language and culture, and prepare for plenty of laughs as our hosts recall their experiences covering the past four Olympic Games.

Join&nbsp;Shane McInnes&nbsp;and&nbsp;Natalie Peters&nbsp;for Ready Set Tokyo as we countdown to the 2020 Games in Japan!
Each week our experienced hosts will give you an update on preparations for the Games by exploring the sports, athletes, officials, organisers, issues, fans and much more.
Hear interviews with athletes and other newsmakers, learn from those well versed in Japanese language and culture, and prepare for plenty of laughs as our hosts recall their experiences covering the past four Olympic Games.

Ready Set Tokyo

Join Shane McInnes and Natalie Peters for Ready Set Tokyo as we countdown to the 2020 Games in Japan!

Each week our experienced hosts will give you an update on preparations for the Games by exploring the sports, athletes, officials, organisers, issues, fans and much more. 

Hear interviews with athletes and other newsmakers, learn from those well versed in Japanese language and culture, and prepare for plenty of laughs as our hosts recall their experiences covering the past four Olympic Games.

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