# Gwen Jorgensen

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Gwen Jorgensen

One of the winningest females in World Triathlon history and the Olympic Champion from Rio in 2016 joins for an engaging chat from her home in Colorado. Nine years on from earning that gold medal Gwen has no immediate plans of retirement despite missing Olympic teams (for running and triathlon, res…

We're Back B*tches #1: What is going on with Kona qualification?!

We’re back! LIVE from the iconic Canoe Club in Kona, we’re here all week to bring you the vibes and the interviews from the Big Island as the waves roll in and the sun sets on what may be the final all-women’s Ironman World Championship. To start, we're going deep into why is it the last all-women'…

We're Back B*tches #2: Getting more women into triathlon with USAT CEO (and Kona first-timer) Vic Brumfield

USAT CEO and first-time Kona racer Vic Brumfield joins the show to share what inspired her to take on the Ironman World Championship and how she's approaching race day. They then dive into what it takes to bring more women into multisport and barriers women face—returning to racing after pregnancy,…

Hoka x Feisty: LIVE Post-Race Reflections with Taylor Knibb, Daniela Ryf, and Gwen Jorgensen

Welcome to a unique Feisty x HOKA post-Ironman World Championship event — teaming up for a live celebration brunch and panel discussion in Kona, featuring some amazing age-group and local athletes, and special guests Taylor Knibb, Daniela Ryf, and Gwen Jorgensen. First, we hear inspiring stories fr…

Why Achieving More Won’t Make You Feel Enough (& What To Do Instead): Olympic Medalist Molly Seidel

If you’re tired of tying your worth to achievement, this episode is for you. If you’ve ever felt like your worth depends on how well you perform… if you’ve ever wanted to quit when something got hard… or if you’ve ever thought, once I achieve this one thing, then I’ll finally feel good - this epis…

#117 - SAMARKAND PREVIEW SHOW

The 2026 World Triathlon Championship Series commentary duo Will McCloy and Belinda Granger join the podcast to preview a massive first WTCS of 2026 in Samarkand on 25 April. After the postponement of Abu Dhabi, attentions turn to the Silk Road, Uzbekistan, where one of the strongest women's fields…

Season 4, Ep. 1 — Running and COVID Recovery with Gwen Jorgensen and Bobby McGee

Gwen Jorgensen won the triathlon gold medal at the 2016 Rio Olympic games after a pair of ITU World Triathlon Series championships in 2014 and 2015. She has since retired from professional triathlon and is focused on marathon running. She will be inducted into the USA Triathlon Hall of Fame in Augu…

Season 2, Ep. 16: Listener Q & A With Gold Medalist Gwen Jorgensen

Gwen Jorgensen has a triathlon resume that might cause you to do a double-take. And yet, she is ready to move on, change sports entirely and focus exclusively on running for the 2021 Olympic Games.  In this special episode fueled by the listener questions, sourced from social media, Gwen explains …

Hauser Breaks Away | Unfunded S2 EP13

This episode is sponsored by Official Beer Co. Produced by Podfire Lockie and Lleyton break down all the action from Yokohama, including Matt Hauser’s dominant breakaway win and Australia’s impressive depth with Luke Willian and Brayden Mercer featuring in the front group. The boys discuss how Hau…

Wildest World Championship Finish Ever? WTCS Grand Final Recap | Unfunded S2 EP24 (EP59)

Brought to you By Official Beer Co.Produced By Podfire. The 2026 World Triathlon Championship Finals delivered one of the most dramatic weekends the sport has seen in years, and Lockie & Lleyton break down everything from Pontevedra. They dive into Matt Hauser's controversial sprint finish against …