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[Contains explicit content] The latest Audible Original series "GameBreaker with Keith Olbermann" brings listeners inside the experience of athletes who can teach us lessons far beyond sports. From the runner who rewired her brain's reaction to pain, to the Olympic swimmer whose refusal of rules revolutionized the sport, to the cyclist with a soap tattoo and a burning sense of what's right, the series looks at the personal sacrifice and societal pressures that impact athletes and challenge the way we think about sports.

Since Donald Trump's presidential nomination, Keith Olbermann has emerged as one of the web's most popular anti-Trump screedists - each installment of his GQ web series The Resistance receives nearly four million views, and his fiercely progressive monologues have garnered a new generation of fans and followers. In Trump Is F*cking Crazy, Olbermann takes our commander in chief and his politics apart with journalistic acuity and his classic in-your-face humor.

Millions watched as Christy Martin revolutionized women's boxing, making her a celebrity overnight. But behind the big paydays, her identity became a carefully constructed lie tightly controlled by the people around her. Christy recounts how finding the courage to escape the man who had shaped her career almost cost her her life.

[Contains Explicit Content] In a three-part special investigation, we revisit a shocking sex crime committed by high school football players in Steubenville, Ohio and set the record straight on how justice was served. In Part 1, prosecutor Jane Hanlin tells her story for the first time. As Jane worked to solve the case, bloggers accused her of covering it up – attracting the attention of Anonymous and upending her life.

Josh Anderson was considered a genius at soccer, and was once the top high school player in the country. But he walked away from college play at age 20 for reasons he kept secret until much later. GameBreaker’s producer and Josh’s old teammate, Anders Kelto, shares the full story for the first time.

A small town in Oregon has embraced a controversial way of playing football that can almost guarantee a winning season. To people who love this offensive strategy, the “The Double Wing” is a thing of beauty. To others, it is ugly, slow, and painful to watch. A real-life David vs. Goliath match-up puts it to the test.

[Contains Explicit Content] In Part 3, the case against two Steubenville football players goes to trial while Anonymous terrifies Steubenville residents and intimidates witnesses. Was justice ultimately served? Five years later, the case challenges us to understand how online vigilantes altered the events and why most people still don’t know the real story of Steubenville.

The effects of Lance Armstrong's doping scandal were felt across the sport, even damaging the careers of clean cyclists – like Phil Gaimon. Disgruntled and almost destitute, Phil went on a quest to stop another cyclist from cheating and emerged as a symbol of sports justice.

At just 18 years old, Anthony Ervin became the fastest swimmer in the world by doing everything an athlete shouldn’t. Inspired by the play of sea otters, he made history at his first Olympic games before dropping out of the sport and the public eye. Follow Anthony’s unusual journey that challenged everything athletes are supposed to do to land yet another gold medal.

John Scott is a goofy and loving dad who built a hockey career out of punching people in the face. As he traces his personal and professional life from NHL's most hated fighter to beloved MVP, John reflects on how he ended up in a role he never wanted.

[Contains Explicit Content] Meet Deric Lostutter, an Anonymous hacker who brought national attention to Steubenville and Big Red football. In Part 2, hear how he and his masked cohort ignited an online onslaught against the football team that inspired sexual assault survivors to speak up at a massive rally. But did their vigilantism expose the truth or complicate the path to justice?

Growing up, Jenn Shelton was an average athlete. But today, she can run long-distance faster than almost any other human. Her secret isn’t drugs or the latest gear; it’s something much simpler: her attitude towards pain. But pushing through sometimes serious injuries is what ultimately threatened to undermine her career.