This week on our inaugural Motorsports and Peak Performance episode we're hitting all the big topics on Magnus Sermo, nepotism, love, compassion, getting changed in a truck and Ronda Rousey.

Cliché’s exist for a reason, and it turns out an image does indeed speak a thousand words. Our new co-host WITSUP.com's Stef Hanson delves into a particular image that surfaced from the cycling world this week, and deciphers all 1000 words. This week we were joined by inaugural Director of the Office for Women in Sport and Recreation, rowing ace and cycling supremo turned SBS commentator Dr Bridie O'Donnell, Dr Alison Skene, creator of the Topbike Tours Hanging Rock Handicap women's only race and Senior producer and theatre director Annette Downs. We revisit the top down, bottom up plan going from elite to grassroots and acknowledge the privilege and power of not having to yell to be heard. Our panel discusses the nuances of the racing aspect of bike racing. We talk the broader facets of what we value, and how breaking barriers to welcome opportunity is the way to go. Find out which of our guests gave up on cycling after a brush with the law and stay tuned to see if we can get her back on the bike! All this and so much more on Magnus Sermo, tackling gender bias in sport.

In today's episode our panel is made up of Linsey Da Costa; State Cricketer and AFL Tasmania football development manager, Lucinda Dance; Educator, artist, amateur athlete and lover of all things sport, Janie Finlay, President of Launceston Tornadoes in NBL1 and Councillor with the City of Launceston, Stef Hanson, one woman wrecking crew and founder of Witsup.com and finally Jarryd Moss, average athlete and slightly above average bloke, deer in the headlights and host of our Journeyman podcast. Topics include; the pursuit of progress not perfection, visibility...if they can see it, they can be it. The art of observing voids and how to fill them, the importance of awareness of our current culture and how we can ALL shape the narrative to celebrate athletes, female and male. All this and oh so much more zesty conversation, as we tackle gender bias in sport.

Sport belongs to all. Why do we still have a sub-category of sport called Women's sport? This week in our focus on gender bias in sport we talk equality, the (giant) pay gap and much more with our special guests; two-time World Champion, three-time Olympian and Olympic gold medalist rower Kim Brennan AM, journalist and founder of WITSUP.com Stef Hanson, State and WBBL cricketer Emma Manix-Geeves and basketball ace Brittany Smart.