D'arcy And Goran

The world starts watching now. At least, when it comes to sport. After two failed bids, billions of dollars in preparation and a nagging national debate about whether it's all worth it, the Winter Olympics open on Friday in Pyeongchang with a gala ceremony meant to showcase South Korea's rise from poverty and war into one of Asia's most modern nations.Sky Sports commentator Scotty Stevenson is in Pyeongchang, and he spoke with D'Arcy and Goran about the ceremony.He says that it is highly efficient "The venues themselves, the athletes have said they like what's been done." "Everything so far has been enjoyable so far." He says that the security has not been obstructive though the presence is felt due to the tensions with North Korea.A contingent from the isolationist state is attending the games, with Kim Jong-Un's sister attending tonight's opening ceremony.Stevenson also discusses the likelihood of New Zealand winning medals.LISTEN TO SCOTTY STEVENSON TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listen