Letz Talk Sport

How do the Letz Talk Sport hosts demonstrate fair play, and can their approach be meaningfully compared to Luxembourg’s Luka Mladenovic? In this episode, hosts Nathan, Jordan, Hannah, and James share light-hearted bloopers—from guessing and memory slips to incorrect name pronunciations—as they unpack the results of the 2025 Sports Press Awards. Plus, discover which football manager notched 240 victories in 349 matches.

It’s a jam-packed episode covering everything from the season ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to James Kent and our Luxembourg men’s national rugby team securing a historic 93–0 win over Estonia! Jordan, Sam, and James bring you all the details — starting with James Kent’s culture movement within the men’s national rugby team and what it means for the future of Luxembourgish rugby. Sam breaks down Lando Norris’ first world title-winning F1 season, plus some BIG news as a new team joins the grid next year! And to wrap things up, it’s an extra-time finish as Anthony Perez jumps in to give us all the latest in Luxembourg football.

Three Wise Men: Luxembourg Rugby’s national men’s coaches reveal a cohesive approach to guiding the program. Fresh off a convincing 60-6 victory over Norway, their European Rugby Conferences campaign is underway, led by Head Coach James Kent and his assistants, Jamie Cudmore and Scott Browne. Together, they bring professionalism, clarity, and a unified vision to Luxembourg Rugby. Hosts Nathan, Jordan, and Charlie Stone are left eager to track the trio’s evolution throughout their coaching tenure with the FLR.

Nathan Jordan and James dissect the atmosphere and dedication to the National Cross Country Championships. Nathan & Jordan went out to Schifflange (host of the championships) earlier in the day to follow James who was out on the track and in blistering form. Picture: RTL Fernand Schmitz

Scuffles with your own teammates Nathan, Jordan, Hanna, and James as they tear into local and international sports, share quirky facts, and ask: why do teammates go beyond losing their cool? Is it something we should condone, or condemn? Picture: Everton footballers featuring Michael Keane

Our very own host, James Dunn, wins a Cross Country event and eyes the National Title! Nathan springs to life as his Premier League side finally climbs out of relegation for the first time, while Hannah highlights her teams prowess and reflects on the experience of the two Manchester teams and how they differ in their hospitality. The Ali Dia deception stands out in sports history this day, as Graeme Souness fell for the ruse in 1996.

Nathan & James find confidence to chat Rugby; Sam Delivers F1 for Las Vegas weekend This midweek sports chat recaps the past weekend and previews what’s coming up. The T100 hits its biggest speed bump yet as a new triathlon format attempts to solidify itself as a mainstream sporting product. James explains how it unfolded, and we now eagerly await the next event. Tune into 343 for all the usual stat facts that bring those moments in sport back to life.

A weekend brimming with international duties, and Letz Talks Sport dives in! Nathan, Sam, and James squeeze in all the stats while Jordan is on court with Esch, recapping the International Motor Show, plus football and world breaking feats.

It’s all about the comeback! Welcome Catherine “Cat” Mreches to the studio - a key member of the Luxembourg Women’s National Basketball Team! After spending almost 17 months sidelined due to pain and a misdiagnosis, Cat is slowly returning to her old self. But it’s taken a tremendous amount of perseverance and understanding her body to get back to showing her value for both club and country. Jordan, Hannah, and James get into the nitty-gritty of her comeback story, along with the usual updates from the Premier League, WSL, Rugby, and Athletics. And of course, the one and only Anthony Perez is in for all things footy in Luxembourg! And don’t miss the Luxembourg Women’s National Team in action on November 18th at The Coque, as they take on Bosnia and Herzegovina!

Mental Toughness Nearly 30 minutes underwater! Vitomir Maričić has rewritten the record books by holding his breath for an incredible 29 minutes and 3 seconds… That’s some serious mental toughness. Join Jordan, Hannah, and Nathan as they dive into what mental toughness really means to them, and how you can apply it not just in sports, but in life. Even more, the gang also welcomes Luxembourg’s rising archery talent, Kenza Pop, who gives you everything you need to know ahead of the GT Open right here in Luxembourg next weekend.

Get to know PSG Footballer Florianne Jourde on Letz Talk Sport From kicking a ball around while also playing ice hockey in Montreal to captaining Canada at youth World Cups, playing D1 soccer in Los Angeles, and now signing with one of Europe’s biggest clubs: Paris Saint-Germain. Sam Hannah & James dive into Flo’s journey through football, what life is really like as a pro, the differences between the college and professional game, and yes - her gameday superstitions. It’s a conversation full of insight, inspiration, and proper football talk, don’t miss it! Photo courtesy of Florianne (Instagram)

Noises in the Turkish sports scene Nathan, Hannah, and James dissect these stories, share their opinions, and reflect on their experiences. That follows a conversation sparked by the unusually named Mackenzie McDonald who plays Luxembourg Tennis Sensation Chris Rodesch’s upcoming match in the ATP Challenger tournament in Bratislava. This prompts an intriguing discussion about athletes’ names and how they echo in sport.

The NBA rocked by scandal! The NBA rocked by scandal! Coaches, players, and even mob ties — the FBI’s sweeping investigation into match-fixing & gambling scheme has already led to 30 arrests across 11 states. Jordan, Hannah, and James dive into the details of this developing story, along with other infamous sporting scandals!

The enormity of Sumo Wrestling at London’s Royal Albert Hall takes center stage. Nathan & James discuss the standout results with the Luxembourg national rugby team, performances in triathlon, and Luxembourg GAA being crowned champions for the third time. Anthony Perez makes an earlier appearance than usual, addressing protests in La Liga.

Surprise Guest! Nathan, Jordan, and James are joined in the studio by Irish MMA fighter Nikola Ivanovic — and let’s just say, the only sparring happening today is over the mic! Get ready for an episode full of fighting spirit, motivation, and unfiltered stories about purpose, discipline, and grit. Proof that the strongest muscle is your mindset!

Nathan & Hannah discuss whether there should be stricter rules to protect smaller nations from talent leakage to larger nations. The trilogy continues with Nelson’s story, following episodes 111 and 222, as Hannah reveals her Pappendag story and shares her sporting reunions in the US. On this day, Dolly Parton releases a sing-along track, alongside a variety of sporting feats that may even surprise the most knowledgeable sports fans.

Sam and James take aim with Luxembourg's top darts players

Reflections on a Day on the Track with Benjamin Manach Thanks to Karting sensation Benjamin Manach, the Let’s Talk Sport crew joined him and his team on the track. Episode 331 crackles with post-race buzz, spills, and thrills in Today Radio’s studio. A vivid showcase of sport’s power to unite strangers into a single chorus—and a reminder that we never stop learning, from trackside to car ride home. The stats don’t lie. A must-listen favourite where his fellow competitors get to know Benjamin more than on the track itself.

Vera Hoffman Returning to Letz Talk Sport for Ep 330 after a 3-year interlude to fill us in on her awesome 2025 season! We cover her consistent progression over the last few years that have made her an Olympian and placed her firmly amongst the elite ranks of the 1500m. Expect insights into parental influences, The experience of the world champs and what it takes to be an elite track athlete in 2025.

When Sports Fans cross the boundaries When Sports Fans cross the boundaries On the back of some oddly behaviour of fans at the Ryder Cup, Nathan Jordan James discuss those moments and action that can stem from a desire for violence, mob mentality, or an overzealous identification with their team, often escalating after a loss.