The Rowing Podcast

Capsized took eight years to reach a shelf. Charlotte rowed at Community Rowing in Boston and then at Syracuse, moved to LA for television, and stumbled into a coaching job at RowLA that she's held ever since. Capsized started as a 55-page TV pilot she never finished, became a novel after a stranger at a house party told her it should be, and is now back in development as a series at Hulu. We get into how the crooked path actually went: writing a different book first to get through the door, ...

I chat with Bryan Alston, the coxswain behind one of the most watched collegiate rowing videos on YouTube. A walk-on with a stutter, Bryan eventually steered the Dartmouth varsity lightweights to a silver medal finish at the 2011 Eastern Sprints and bronze at the IRAs, as well as numerous gold medal wins for the Marin Masters Men. We discuss a range of topics, including how growing up with a stutter impacted his coxing, why listening to coxes in foreign languages is a shortcut to success, t...

A chat with Nich Lee Parker, easily one of rowing's best new trailblazers. https://gocolumbialions.com/sports/lightweight-rowing/roster/coaches/nich-lee-parker/2786

In memoriam of Larry Gluckman. We talk about the revival of Trinity Crew and the HRR win that changed the program forever. Well rowed, Larry.

I chat with James Tomkins of the famed "Oarsome Foursome," nerding out over rhythm, power, and ocean kayaking. https://sahof.org.au/hall-of-fame-member/james-tomkins/