Rivals

By: Tim Farrell
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  • Summary

  • In 1973 Chrissie Evert and Martina Navratilova met on a tennis court in Ohio. Over the next sixteen years they would play 80 times, revolutionize women’s sport and forge a unique and enduring friendship. Rivals is a serialized audio drama written and produced by Tim Farrell. www.rivalspod.com
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Episodes
  • Episode 2 - Holiday Park

    Episode 2 - Holiday Park
    Nov 25 2022
    On the eve of her first US Open final, Chrissie recalls her formative years in Florida and the struggle for her father's love and approval. Meanwhile in Czechoslovakia, Martina and Mirek visit Klamovka Park and seek the tutelage of coach, George Parma.www.rivalspod.comVoiced by: Louise Porter, Anna Kvasnovska, Natasha Arancini, Karl Sjoberg, Jack Broadbent, Carissa Ferguson, Beth Deehan, Adam Kordecki, Brenna Epstein, Avery Laurent, Philip Quintus, Marija Carmen Novar, Jakub Skrebsky, Lubos N...
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    26 mins
  • Episode 1 - Growing Pains

    Episode 1 - Growing Pains
    Apr 30 2022
    After her 1975 US Open semi-final against Chrissie, Martina makes the life-altering decision of leaving her family and defecting to America. Through flashbacks we experience Martina's early years in Czechoslovakia. www.rivalspod.comVoiced by: Louise Porter, Anna Kvasnovska, Natasha Arancini, Angela Hoeffler, Kevin Casey, Sarah Jackson, Adam Kordecki, Judd Shiffler, Doris Milosevic, Jack Broadbent, Philip Quintus, Veronika Frtusova, Marija Carmen Novar, Veronica Saretsky, Rupert Wycliffe...
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    19 mins

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