Why is Zrinka Ljutić SO COOL? | WTP with Mikaela Ep. 4

Olympic Champion Mikaela Shiffrin kicks off Season 2 with Webby Award-winning host Kylie Kelce ("Not Going to Lie")! Kylie gets unfiltered about navigating life in the public eye, why she'd rather you not know her name, the beginning of her romance with retired NFL star Jason Kelce, coaching field hockey, and why "embracing the suck" is her ultimate life motto.She opens up about her heart-wrenching 2018 miscarriage, how grief impacted her future pregnancies, her advocacy work with the Eagles Autism Foundation, and the story behind her iconic five-word Webby speech: "Women supporting women, go birds."Plus: German Shepherd puppy chaos, disastrous first-time skiing stories, and Kylie's ultimate comfortable underwear recommendations! This is an episode you won't want to miss!Follow What's the Point with Mikaela Shiffrin on social media for all the best moments from the show: https://www.instagram.com/wtpwithmikaela

The joy has always been in getting better. This season, I'm chasing it for me... Hi Everyone! Back with another solo podcast. Before the season gets hectic, I wanted to talk about my racing plan in my own space and my own words: this year is an exploration. After 16 years on the World Cup, I'm giving myself the freedom to follow where my curiosity is pulling me right now, which means more focus on GS and super-G and a lighter slalom schedule, starting with Killington. Less slalom, not no slalom! In this episode, I talk about why this has nothing to do with slalom being "easy," what I get back in recovery and training time, what it means to ski for myself, and why I'm leaving a little room for discovery this season. I don't know exactly where it leads, and that's kind of the point. Thank you for giving me the space to give it a go. ❤️ Love, Miki

Welcome to a slightly different episode, vlog-style! Today it’s just me, pulling back the curtain on what’s actually going on in my head during the "offseason." From addressing the constant questions about retirement and motivation to the reality of only seeing my fiancé 5 weeks a year, I’m sharing the unfiltered side of life on and off the snow. This is just an honest look at some of my curiosities, stepping out of my comfort zone, and what’s next. Drop a comment and let me know if you’d like a breakdown episode on ski racing disciplines and lingo for my next solo episode! Follow What's the Point with Mikaela Shiffrin on social media for all the best moments from the show: https://www.instagram.com/wtpwithmikaela

Join Mikaela and Ron Kruszewski, Chairman and CEO of Stifel Financial, for a wide-ranging conversation about skiing, business, and the pursuit of balance in the Season 1 finale of “What’s the Point.”In this episode, Ron shares stories of humble beginnings on the mighty hills of Michigan, his passion for supporting athletes, and the philosophy behind Stifel’s “Where Success Meets Success” tagline. They also touch on Ron’s approach to investing, reflections on legacy and regret, and advice for young listeners on financial independence. Plus, hear stories from World Cup races, the impact of Stifel’s sponsorship on the Stifel U.S. Ski Team and Mikaela personally, and what motivates both Mikaela and Ron to achieve greatness both personally and professionally.

What does it take to become the most decorated U.S. Cross-Country ski racer of all time? For four-time Olympic medalist, 33-time World Cup winner, four-time Overall World Cup Champion, and seven-time World Championship medalist Jessie Diggins, it’s about more than medals—it’s about resilience, vulnerability, and the unbreakable bonds of team. Fresh off her retirement, four-time Olympic medalist Jessie sits down with Mikaela to share the real stories behind the sparkle, the pain cave, and what's next. Jessie and Mikaela dive into Jessie’s Minnesota roots, the team-first culture that shaped her, and the mental strategies she’s developed to thrive in the infamous dance with the “pain cave” (as Jessie says, a "pain cave waltz"). Jessie shares candid stories about setbacks, resilience, and the importance of defining success by your own values—not just results. The conversation also explores Jessie’s advocacy for mental health, climate action, and youth access to snow sports, including her work with Share Winter Foundation, Protect Our Winters, and the Emily Program. Jessie opens up about her documentary “Threshold"—Executive produced by Patrick Dempsey—why vulnerability matters, and how she found peace in retirement by focusing on purpose beyond medals. Whether you’re an athlete or just looking for inspiration, this episode is packed with wisdom, honesty, and a whole lot of sparkle. Presented by STIFEL... Follow What's the Point with Mikaela Shiffrin on social media for all the best moments from the show: https://www.instagram.com/wtpwithmikaela More about Jessie: https://www.instagram.com/jessiediggins/