Joshua Robinson, a reporter on the Paris Olympics, dives into the environmental crisis surrounding the River Seine. He discusses the alarming levels of E. coli that recently forced the postponement of the men's triathlon. The conversation highlights decades of struggle to clean the river and the city's aging sewage infrastructure. Innovative solutions are on the horizon, including a new underground reservoir and the mayor's symbolic swim to promote cleaner water. Will Paris succeed in making the Seine safe for Olympic athletes?

The podcast explores how the Netflix show 'Drive to Survive' revolutionized motor racing, the historical significance of Ferrari in Formula One, and the intricate dynamics of the sport. Guests discuss how a used car dealer became an entertainment magnate, why the underdog struggles in racing, and the inseparable relationship between Ferrari and F1.

Writer for the Wall Street Journal, Joshua Robinson, joins the hosts to discuss Romain Bardet's last road stage and Tadej Pogačar's win record in the final road stage of the Tour de France. They explore the dynamics of the race, emotional finishes, French riders' performances, and the history of Monaco.

Wall Street Journal reporters and authors, Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg, discuss how F1 was reengineered into the world's fastest-growing sport. They cover pivotal moments, technological advancements, F1's arrival in the US, and strategies for its success.

CNN's Sebastian Shukla discusses xenophobia in Russia post-terror attack. WSJ's Joshua Robinson explains consequences of America's sports gambling. NASA aims for unified moon time. Covering Gaza attack, Trump legal issues, and more.