Every sport champion leaves an echo — the standards, systems, and culture that made winning inevitable. Welcome to Echoes of Champions with Matt and Jackson. We decode what elite sport organizations, teams and leaders do differently. Each episode, we break down the books, stories, and key decisions behind championship programs. And we translate them into practical lessons you can apply to build a high-performing culture. If you're someone who's chasing excellence in sport, business and in life, this show is for you.
Echoes of Champions
Claim This Podcastby Matt Milligan & Jackson Willis
15 episodes
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Every sport champion leaves an echo — the standards, systems, and culture that made winning inevitable. Welcome to Echoes of Champions with Matt and Jackson. We decode what elite sport organizations, teams and leaders do differently. Each episode, we break down the books, stories, and key decisions behind championship programs. And we translate them into practical lessons you can apply to build a high-performing culture. If you're someone who's chasing excellence in sport, business and in life, this show is for you.
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June 18, 2026
#13 - Christine Sinclair, Playing the Long Game
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#12 - Phil Knight, Shoe Dog
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May 18, 2026
#11 - Adrian Newey, How to Build a Car
<p>How to Build a Car by Adrian Newey is a memoir and technical journey through the career of Formula 1's greatest car designers. Newey reflects on his childhood obsession with engineering, his path into motorsport, and the design philosophy behind championship-winning cars for teams like Williams, McLaren, and Red Bull. His memoir blends personal stories, racing history, and accessible explanations of aerodynamics and car design, offering a rare look at how creativity, precision, and obsession shape success in Formula 1.</p>
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