In a special role-reversal, triple jump great Jonathan Edwards takes the host's chair to interview the man who usually asks the questions: Colin Jackson. From swapping cricket for the track and choosing hurdles over the decathlon, to obsessing over technique with coach Malcolm and handling fierce rivalries, Colin opens up about the moments that shaped him: the Barcelona heartbreak, the joy of a world record season, and the indoor double that surprised everyone. He reflects on why he never chased "best in the world" status, how contentment beats quick-hit happiness, and why mentoring the next generation matters as much as medals. It's the candid, funny, and generous Colin you don't always see, graceful over hurdles, grounded in life, and determined to give back.

About PUMA Go Wild Podcast

The Go Wild Podcast brings you up close with PUMA's most inspiring voices and icons like Usain Bolt, Charles Leclerc, Nedd Brockmann, Rose Harvey, and more.

In each episode, PUMA's ambassadors, athletes, and cultural trailblazers share personal stories, bold perspectives, and what it truly means to #GoWild in sport and beyond.

For Bayanda Walaza, one of South Africa's most exciting young sprinters and a PUMA athlete, sprinting is more than a sport — it's a way to be remembered. The 19-year-old star is already making waves with sub-10 times and global medals, but his eyes are firmly on the future.

On Go Wild, he talks about the sacrifices behind fast times, why he prefers medals to records, and how he hopes to inspire young Africans to believe in their countries, their coaches, and themselves. It's the story of a young athlete racing toward history and enjoying every step of it.

About PUMA Go Wild Podcast

The Go Wild Podcast brings you up close with PUMA's most inspiring voices and icons like Usain Bolt, Charles Leclerc, Nedd Brockmann, Rose Harvey, and more.

In each episode, PUMA's ambassadors, athletes, and cultural trailblazers share personal stories, bold perspectives, and what it truly means to #GoWild in sport and beyond.

Olympic champion. World record holder. Relentless competitor. PUMA athlete Karsten Warholm has been called fearless on the track, but off it, he admits he walks a fine line between obsession and passion. In this episode of Go Wild, the Norwegian hurdler talks about the mindset behind his 400m hurdles dominance, learning to stop caring about outside noise, and why racing, not records, is what keeps athletics alive. Along the way, he reveals how Lego nights and staying close to childhood friends keep him grounded.

About PUMA Go Wild Podcast

The Go Wild Podcast brings you up close with PUMA's most inspiring voices and icons like Usain Bolt, Charles Leclerc, Nedd Brockmann, Rose Harvey, and more.

In each episode, PUMA's ambassadors, athletes, and cultural trailblazers share personal stories, bold perspectives, and what it truly means to #GoWild in sport and beyond.