The boys (and Sarah) get fired up and brutally honest about the highs and hells of triathlon life.

Producer Sarah drops the vape and hits the pavement—literally—while the boys share wild stories from the track and the treatment table.

No one's safe as they call out the pressures chewing up young talent, the shady side of early elite competition, and the grind behind the glam.

There's race talk, bold predictions, and some hot takes that'll either inspire you… or piss someone off. Either way, you’ll be entertained.

It’s our very first Unfunded episode with Lockie dialing in from overseas — and naturally, the tech gods gave us grief. But despite the glitches, the banter doesn’t miss a beat.

We’re diving into the latest from the world of triathlon, with coaching updates, travel mishaps, and the spicy return of Russian athletes to the start line. Plus, Hayden Wilde’s injury, some surprise race results, and what it all means for the future of the sport in Australia.

Also, big news: Sarah is officially quitting vaping! She’s got some tips, tricks, and podcast recs for anyone out there (or in your life) who’s still got a love for the ol’ devil stick.

It’s messy, it’s fun, it’s Unfunded. Let’s go.

Olympian and elite triathlete Emma Jeffcoat joins The Unfunded Podcast for a raw, honest, and powerful conversation about what it really takes to compete at the top. From her roots in surf lifesaving to the pressure-cooker world of triathlon, Emma opens up about the unspoken struggles female athletes face — from body image battles and funding cuts to fertility concerns and media expectations.

She shares insights on navigating the emotional aftermath of the Olympics, building a personal brand in an underfunded sport, and why athlete well-being needs a serious overhaul.

This episode pulls no punches — it’s a must-listen for anyone chasing big goals in sport or life.