Caori Sakamoto
Type: Person
As of November 2026, Caori Sakamoto has been mentioned in 3 episodes across 2 podcasts, first heard Feb 2026 on NPR. Scott Hamilton recommended it: He explicitly says 'I think Caori is the favorite to win the gold medal.'.
Figure skater at Japan Skating Federation (Japan national team) specializing in Women's singles figure skating, Championship-level consistency and performance quality.
| Mentioned in | 3 episodes on 2 podcasts (as of November 2026) |
|---|---|
| First heard | Feb 2026 on NPR |
| Role | Figure skater (silver medalist, as described in episode) |
What do podcasts say about Caori Sakamoto?
3 quotes, recorded on NPR and Megyn Kelly.
I think Caori is the favorite to win the gold medal.
NPR · · Hear itThe woman from South Korea who got the silver medal...
Megyn Kelly · · Hear itHer name is Corey Sakamoto.
Megyn Kelly · · Hear it
How do different shows talk about Caori Sakamoto?
2 shows discussed Caori Sakamoto in these episodes.
- Megyn Kelly — 2 episodes
The woman from South Korea who got the silver medal...
Gavin Newsom's WILD Dumb Comment, U.S. Men's Hockey Team's Patriotism, Alysa Liu's Important Lesson - NPR — 1 episode
I think Caori is the favorite to win the gold medal.
Scott Hamilton: Ilia Malinin’s dominance, where he put his gold medal
Who talks about Caori Sakamoto on podcasts?
Caori Sakamoto came up; the most recent mention was Feb 2026 on Megyn Kelly.
- Scott Hamilton: Ilia Malinin’s dominance, where he put his gold medal on NPR (Feb 2026)
- Gavin Newsom's WILD Dumb Comment, U.S. Men's Hockey Team's Patriotism, Alysa Liu's Important Lesson on Megyn Kelly (Feb 2026)
- Megyn Kelly on Why Alysa Liu is a Winner of the Olympics and Canada Has Some of the Biggest Losers on Megyn Kelly (Feb 2026)
What is Caori Sakamoto mentioned alongside?
Caori Sakamoto is most often mentioned alongside South Jersey, USA Hockey and USA men's hockey team.
Mentioned together: South Jersey, USA Hockey, USA men's hockey team, Al Michaels, Miami University, Team USA women's hockey, sports, Dr. Jim Craig, Roger Marshall, Lake Placid Olympics