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Barry Nicholls speaks to Andrew Lock about his book Summit 8000 Life and Death with Australia's Greatest Mountaineer. Download and subscribe to the podcast here.

This week Barry brings you the amazing highs and tragic lows of a former Aussie world champ skateboarder and we hear Frank Crook’s interview with Gary Gilmour.

The week Barry speaks to John Ellicott on Uncommon Heroes, a look at rugby league heroes from yesteryear; and Chris Waters on the life of English cricketer Hedley Verity and the match he took 10 for 10.

This week Barry looks at head injuries in contact sport and when being a fan is dangerous.

On this week’s episode, Barry looks at the secrets behind Hawthorn’s success with "Playing to Win" author Michael Gordon. He also chat with Essendon legend from the 19650s and 60s Alec Eppis on life from very humble beginnings and discusses when is a bet not a bet with Tony Wilson.

This week, Barry chats to Phil Jarratt on Duke Khohanamoku‘s visit to Australia in the summer of 1914, What does a horse dentist do? We chat to travelling horse dentist Charlie Henman.

On this edition of 100%, Barry looks at telling oral history through sport with Adam Muyt, Surf photography with Ric Chan, that summer at Boomerang with Phil Jarratt on the influence of Duke Kohanomoku in 1914 and support for Indigenous footballers with Sean Gorman from Curtin Uni.

On this week’s episode Barry is joined by Gideon Haigh to discuss the Ashes series and AFL umpire Dean Margetts also stops by to chat about how to attract more umpires to footy.

In this episode, Barry Nicholls talks to Mike Sexton on the first book about Aussie Rules Football, chats with Dr Peter Larkins on the blackest day in Australian sport a year on, and also examines the evolution of the cricket bat.

Join Barry Nicholls for the first edition of 110% in 2014. In the episode, Barry chats with Michael Blucher on what it's really like inside the sporting "bubble" for elite athletes as well as chats with Grandstand manager Craig Norenbergs on the ABC's new book, "Unsung Sporting Heroes" and discusses the rules on different tribal surfing laws in Australia.