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Chew The F.A.T

Chew The F.A.T

By: Happy Moments Media
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 Chew the F.A.T is a chat about Field and Track with Olympian Tony Rogers & wannabee Mark Rosanowski. One is running royalty, the other runs off at the mouth. Together they’ll keep you across all athletic events, local and abroad. Get the skinny on Field and Track when we Chew the F.A.T.Copyright Happy Moments Media Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Episode 50 - Pole Position

    Episode 50 - Pole Position
    Mar 18 2026
    When New Zealand's team for the World Indoor Championships in Poland was announced there were probably athletic enthusiasts googling the name Annalies Kalma. The 22-year-old has made great strides on the USA indoor circuit this season, elevating herself to number two on the list of all-time Kiwi women over 400m with a 51.81s clock at Reno, Nevada in February. However the Te Aroha native is no overnight sensation. In fact her only senior national title came in 2020 when she claimed the 400m as a raw 16-year-old before she headed Stateside to further her education and running career.
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    55 mins
  • Episode 49 - Seventh Heaven

    Episode 49 - Seventh Heaven
    Mar 4 2026
    Briana Stephenson was in an ethereal state after earning a Commonwealth Games A-standard 6098 points across the seven events of the heptathlon in Brisbane in January. The reigning national champion in the combined event is also the current holder of the 100m hurdles title and she talks candidly about her expectations at home in March and hopefully in Glasgow come July.
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Episode 48 - Nailing the Hammer

    Episode 48 - Nailing the Hammer
    Feb 11 2026
    Nearly five years down the track from her national record of 74.61m set in the USA under the cloak of covid, Lauren Bruce dares to dream of hurling the hammer that far again. After a super series of seventy plus metre throws at the summer classics the South Canterbury native returns to her city of residence, Melbourne, with a Commonwealth Games A qualifying standard in her pocket & the confidence to bury the Birmingham blues of 2022.
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    1 hr and 10 mins
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