ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On today’s episode of the Let’s Talk About It podcast, we’re joined by the remarkable Debbi Wilkes — Olympic medalist, television broadcaster, author, and lifelong advocate for figure skating in Canada.
With decades of experience both on the ice and behind the scenes, Debbi shares her unique perspective on the evolution of the sport and the power of storytelling in skating.
Get ready for an inspiring conversation filled with insight, history, and heart about being at the Olympic Games as an athlete, a reporter and a Team Leader.
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