Best Patricia Destine Podcasts (2024)

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IGNITING THE FEMININE THROUGH MASCULINE ENERGY MASTERY with John Maxwell Taylor

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IGNITING THE FEMININE THROUGH MASCULINE ENERGY MASTERY with John Maxwell Taylor,author of "Eros Ascending; The Life-Transforming Power of SacredSexuality,"& "The Power of Am: Creating a New World ofEnlightened Personal Instruction." Playwright, composer, actor,lecturer & musician. Inthisepisode, John explores thepath that unifies the Romance of the…

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DANCING WITH DESIRE: RECOVERING BODY WISDOM with Kimerer LaMothe

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DANCING WITH DESIRE: RECOVERING BODY WISDOM with Kimerer LaMothe. Anaward-winning author, philosopher, and dancer, Kimerer is co-founder of Vital Arts,a center for arts and ideas, located on a farm in upstate New Yorkwhere she now lives with her partner and their five children. Her latest book is, "What a Body Knows: Finding Wisdom in Desire."Inthi…

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ANCIENT ROOTS OF FEMININE EROS with Max Dashu

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ANCIENT ROOTS OF FEMININE EROS with Max Dashu, who founded the Suppressed Histories Archives in1970 to research women'shistory internationally and understand howsystems of domination established and perpetuate themselves. She hasbuilt a collection of some 15,000 slides and 100 shows. Inthisepisode, Max depthfully shares the lost vital principal of …

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EXPAND HER ORGASM TONITE with Dr. Patti Taylor

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EXPAND HER ORGASM TONITE with Dr. Patti Taylor,Dr. Patti Taylor, Queen of Expanded Orgasm,best selling author andCertified Sexological Bodyworker. 21 years of Tantric explorationcreator of "Expand Her OrgasmTonite," "The Enchantment of Opposites," and "Expanded Orgasm Soar toEcstacy at Your Lover's Every Touch."Inthisepisode, Patti artfully shares …

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PASSION, COURAGE & INTEGRITY with Satyr Phil Brucato

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PASSION, COURAGE & INTEGRITY with Satyr PhilBrucato, working fantasy &metaphysical author. Writer for "Witches & Pagans" magazine. Sacreddancer. Practitioner of Tantra. Inthisepisode, Satyr exposes the access to Eros in all of life. Discover howthe Golden Rule & courage support life-long love & passion.Release the shame & blame that create Covert A…

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SUCCULENT SELF RELATING with Dr. Korenna Reynard

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SUCCULENT SELF RELATING with Dr. KorennaReynard, therapist, somatic sexologist, & erotic educator.Happily married for 5 years. Assisting people with issues regardingrelationships and Intimacy for the past 15 years.Inthisepisode, Korenna courageously debunks the myth of"my partner can't handle the truth." Base your foundation on the 3Legged Stool of…

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KALI MA: INTIMATE CONNECTION & SPIRITUAL INITIATION with Chandra

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KALI MA: INTIMATE CONNECTION & SPIRITUAL INITIATION with Chandra: Rashani Chandranath Alexandre,Ph.D., D.Min.Founder & Executive Director SHARANYA / The Maa Batakali CulturalMission, Inc. Chandrais adjunct research faculty at theInstitute of TranspersonalPsychology and is VP of Development at a regional nonprofit where shefocuses on fund developmen…

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INTUITION IN THE QUEST FOR LOVE with Master Rose Love

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INTUITION IN THE QUEST FOR LOVE with MasterRose Love. Inventor of the Human Pod. Extensiveexpertise in theareas of Reiki, Crystal healing, Tibetian & Crystal Singing bowlhealing, Tai Chi/Chi Gung, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Herbology,Quantum Physics, Cellular Biology and Vibrational Medicine. Directorof Beyond Medicine Wellness Center in Charlot…

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TANTRA & ADDICTION RECOVERY with, Akasha Prem Ganga

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TANTRA & ADDICTION RECOVERY with, Akasha Prem Ganga. A playful metaphysician. She hasstudied with Sages and Guru’s from around the world, including MargotAnand,Dr. John LaTourette, Werner Earhardt and others. Native American, Hindu,Taoist, Tibetan and South African technique. Shepracticesvarious healing arts including meditation,self-hypnosis,reiki…

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NAVIGATING THE FOURFOLD PATHWAY OF INTIMACY ALCHEMY, with Michael Gelbart LCSW

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NAVIGATING THE FOURFOLD PATHWAY OF INTIMACY ALCHEMY,with Michael GelbartLCSWInthisepisode, Michael intelligently shares the 4 foldpathway of the alchemy of intimate relationships. Explore the endings,beginnings, ins & outs of ongoing relationship. Differentiatebetween being taken away into inspiration & taken down into a trap.Learn what to do if yo…

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Happy New Year! 2023 and Aisyah Rafaee 26:48

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#052 - Aisyah Rafaee is interviewed by Rowing in Color host, Denise Aquino. They chat with them to share Olympic level goal setting practices for 2023. In this episode, we talked about: Looking back on 2022 [2:10] Who is Aisyah Rafaee? [5:53] Goal setting tips [8:45] How to get in touch with Aisyah [22:44] One thing to watch out for when making goa…

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Alia Komsany, Ph.D: Breaking Barriers for Muslim Women in Rowing, interviewed by Sadia Moumita 54:13

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#051 - Alia Komsany Ph.D is interviewed by Sadia Moumita. Rowing in Color host, Patricia Destine, chats with them to share Alia’s story. In this episode, we talked about: How Alia got into the sport [3:04] When Alia felt like she didn’t belong in the sport [4:36] The depth of Alia’s commitment to rowing, which is balanced with cancer research [8:00…

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Chicago Training Center: Representation Matters, Representation Happens 45:27

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#050 - Chicago Training Center’s leadership team at all women: Staci Brown is the Executive Director, Rebekah Armstrong is the Program Director, and Sam Reyes is the Head Coach. Rowing in Color hosts, Denise Aquino and Patricia Destine, chat with them to share their story. In this episode, we talked about: Introductions & how Chicago Training Cente…

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Baylor Henry, Founder of @BlackGirlsRow, Interviewed by Keira Gotrell & Sophia Gupta 59:32

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#049 - Baylor Henry, the founder of @blackgirlsrow, shared her story with us in December 2020. Tune in to listen to her conversation with then fellow high schoolers, Keira Gotrell and Sophia Gupta. In this episode, they talked about: Their reaction to the offensive rowing memes that we reposted on Instagram in December 2020 [1:15] Talking about how…

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The Black Coxswain Interviews Patricia Destine about Accessibility in Rowing 30:55

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#048 - Corin Wiggins aka @theblackcoxswain invited us for a chat on Instagram Live to discuss Accessibility in Rowing during Black History Month. Tune in to listen to her conversation with Patricia Destine. In this episode, we talked about: How Patricia got into the sport [2:30] Cost / Price as a barrier [6:19] How representation in coaching (or la…

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Team Antigua Island Girls, the first all Black team to row across the Atlantic Ocean 46:57

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#047 - Team Antigua Island Girls represented Antigua and Barbuda for the Talisker Whisker Atlantic Campaign in 2019. They rowed 3000 miles from La Gomera to Antigua. They are the first all black and all female team to complete this challenge. In this episode, we talked about: How did they get into rowing across the Atlantic [1:55] First impressions…

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Live from Head of the Charles Regatta with Seattle Masters Rower 24:55

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#046 - Annie, a masters rower from Seattle, stopped by the Rowing in Color tent at Head of the Charles Regatta and talk about her experience as a Colombian masters rower based in Seattle. We hope that the conversation in this podcast helps us all in the rowing world -- no matter your race -- to unify the rowing sport through diversity. If you have …

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Where was Rowing in Color? & Head of the Charles Introduction 27:54

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#044 - Denise Aquino and Patricia Destine are respectively the Founder and CEO of Rowing in Color. In this episode, listen to them reflect on their silence in 2021, and also introduce the short episodes recorded live from Head of the Charles Regatta on October 23-24, 2021. In this episode, we talked about: 4:06 The real reason why we haven’t publis…

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Live from Head of the Charles Regatta with Patrick Johnson & Brook Yimer of Athletes Without Limits 12:54

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#045 - Patrick Johnson and Brook Yimer (Athletes Without Limits) stop by the Rowing in Color tent at Head of the Charles Regatta and talk about their experience as two Black coaches. In this episode we talk about: 0:48 Who and what orgs are represented is on the episode 1:30 What was today like for two successful coaches at Head of the Charles 4:37…

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Reflecting on 2020, with Denise & Patricia 47:40

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#043 - Denise Aquino and Patricia Destine are respectively the Founder and CEO of Rowing in Color. In this episode, listen to them reflect on 2020, answer questions from the RIC community, and talk about what's in store for 2021. In this episode, we talked about: Reflecting on 2020 Questions submitted via Instagram Plans for Rowing in Color in 2021…

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How to Respond to Rowing Related Microaggressions (and How to Be an Ally) with Jorlui Sillau 46:29

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#042 - Jorlui Sillau is a mental health professional based in New York City with experience rowing through a veterans rowing program. In this episode, we talked about: How can we better respond to microaggressions [6:51] Ask clarifying questions (and why) [8:00] An example of how to respond [11:49] Nonverbal microaggressions [15:00] Fear of Retalia…

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Jennifer Fitz-Roy: Rowers with Disabilities Are Not Going Anywhere, Katherine Valdez Guest Hosts 43:05

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#041 - Jennifer Fitz-Roy is a black PR2 rower at the Community Rowing, which is also the USRowing Para Training Center. In this episode, we talked about: What PR2 means and what classifications of pararowing there are [2:18] How she got into rowing [9:02] The one person who convinced her she didn’t belong in the sport [15:15] Race [ ] Colorism [ ] …

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Michael D. Green: Subjectivity and Unpacking Inequities in Rowing 47:08

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#040 - Michael D. Green is of Jamaican descent and a Senior heavyweight rower at Dartmouth College. In this episode, we talked about: How he got into rowing [4:18] His thoughts on authenticity [13:22] Michael’s insight on access-related inequities as a result of program cuts on diversity within rowing [16:32] Advice for younger rowers of color [21:…

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Beata Coloyan & Jasmine Howard: How They Built a Diverse and Competitive Public School Girls Rowing Program at Boston Latin School 1:25:03

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#039 - Beata Coloyan and Jasmine Howard coached the Boston Latin School Rowing team to a nationally competitive public school team. As coaches of color themselves, both have worked to make the teams’ demographic make up match the percentage of students of color at the school. In this episode, we talked about: How have various experiences impacted y…

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Diego Baugh: Stanford Senior Shares Thoughts on Program Cut & Advice for Coaches 44:17

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#038 - Diego Baugh is a Senior on the Stanford Men’s Rowing Team and alumn of Saugatuck Rowing Club. In this episode, we talked about: How Diego got into rowing [4:13] What Diego brought up that has never been brought up before on the Rowing in Color podcast [9:50] Times he witnessed racism in rowing [13:07] How have coaches addressed instances of …

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Kyley Jones: "Being Here is Enough" 41:07

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#037 - Kyley Jones is a black rower who just finished a 7-year rowing career rowing at UC San Diego. She shares powerful insight on inclusion, intersectionality, and community through her anthropological lens. With mere days before the 2020 election and days just following another murder of a black man, her words are what we need to hear right now.…

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Eva Walker-Outlaw: African American Breast Cancer Survivor Highlights Experience with Rowing 56:09

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#036 - Eva Walker Outlaw is a breast cancer survivor and African American rower at an organization called Recovery on Water. In this episode, we talked about: Eva’s diagnosis [2:26] When Recover on Water came into her life [28:12] Benefits of rowing [30:32] Her experience with subtle racist moments in rowing [31:22] Another reason why visibility is…

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Latinx Rowers Speak Out, Part 1 1:57:12

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#035 - During Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month we invited many members to join for a group conversations relating to the Latinx/Hispanic-American rowing experience. This is one of those conversations. In this episode, we talked about: How they got into the sport How language has played a part in the boathouse Code switching Giving away your own cultu…

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Hannah Diaz: Peruvian American Coxswain Shares Recruitment Tips for Coxswains and Coaches 42:12

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#034 - Hannah Diaz is a Peruvian American coxswain and the only recruited person of color on the openweight women’s team at Princeton University. In this episode, we talked about: Advice for high school coxswains who are aspiring to be recruited for college [4:12] Hannah’s flex [12:35] Her experience as a biracial person [13:12] What a non-Spanish …

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Camila and Isa Shana Darvin: What Does a Latina Rower Look Like? 55:33

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#033 - Camila and Isa Shana Darvin are both sisters and rowers for the University of Wisconsin. Camila is a Freshman rower on the lightweight women’s team while Isa is a Senior on the openweight women’s team. In this episode, we talked about: What hooked them into rowing [6:09] Experiences being Latina on a collegiate rowing team [9:17] Moments of …

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Manny Valentin: Stress Points and Athletic Performance for Rowers of Color Through the Lens of Sports Psychology 56:32

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#032 - Manny Valentin is the Head Boys’ Rowing Coach at Saratoga Rowing Association and identifies as an American with Puerto Rican lineage. In this episode, we talked about: How he identifies [1:22] Books Manny recommends for fellow Americans with Puerto Rican heritage [7:48] How Manny got into rowing [9:24] Advice for younger coaches [14:45] What…

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Mayfield Vashti-Roberts & Keira Gotrell: What Happens When 2 Black High School Rowers Talk About Race in Rowing 30:23

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#031 - Mayfield Vashti-Roberts and Keira Gotrell are both black high school rowers from Washington and New Jersey, respectively. In this episode, they talked about: What made Mayfield stay with rowing [3:57] Mayfield’s response to going to regattas and not see others that look like you [7:07] What would Mayfield tell coaches to improve the experien…

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Jo Victorio: Philippine American NYU Rowing Head Coach Believes You Belong Here & Rowing is for Everybody 43:29

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#030 - Jo Victorio is a Philippine American and the Head Coach of the NYU Rowing Team. In this episode, we talked about: How she got into rowing [2:00] Her team’s powerfully inclusive team culture [4:31] Advice for youth coaches on how to create a culture of inclusivity [7:13] How she got into coaching [16:02] Advice for collegiate coaches on how t…

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Kadee Sylla: “We Need to Diversify the Sport” 49:21

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#029 - Kadee Sylla is a black college rower at University of San Diego and 2019 U23 rower for Team USA. In this episode, we talked about: An obvious takeaway for collegiate coaches who want to diversify their team [11:15] What Kadee meant when she called her experience “interesting” [14:37] Kadee’s thoughts on being acknowledged as a person of colo…

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Xavier Aniton: Starting from the Bottom to Build Strong Team Culture 40:06

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#028 - Xavier Aniton is an 8-year rower, who served as team captain at both Shaker Heights High School in Ohio and Jacksonville University in Florida. In this episode, we talked about: Saying no to basketball and yes to rowing [1:35] Building a strong team culture on a boys high school team [7:23] Juggling rowing and academics in the role of a stud…

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Gabi Heard: Black and Puerto Rican Collegiate Rower Shares Importance of Visibility 28:17

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#027 - Gabi Heard is a Black and Puerto Rican rower at Jacksonville University. In this episode, we talked about: Gabi’s journey quitting and then returning to rowing [1:09] What the transition was like between college rowing and high school rowing [5:15] Tips for any high school athletes to keep focused on training during COVID [10:35] “Has being …

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Francine Chew: Jamaican American Yale & Harvard Alumna Talks About Access to Rowing & Being What You Can (and Can't) See 41:15

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#026 - Francine Chew is a Jamaican American whose mother was a housekeeper, who attended Phillips Exeter, and who rowed as an undergraduate on the Yale Women’s Rowing Team in the 1990s and in Harvard in the early 2000s while she earned her MBA. In this episode, we talked about: How she got into rowing from Jamaica to Brooklyn to Phillips Exeter to …

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Kevin Harris: Tulsa Rowing Coach and T.C. Williams HS Alumus Shares 30 Years of Coaching Experience with Guest Host, Keira Gotrell 51:05

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#025 - Kevin Harris is the Head Women’s Rowing Coach at The University of Tulsa and T.C. Williams HS Alumus. In this episode he talks with Patricia and guest co-host, Keira Gotrell, on the best advice for recruitment, social issues like race, and many more. Episode Tips: - For recruiting high schoolers, get people who are going to bring in their fr…

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Katherine Valdez: Ecuadorian American PR1 Para-Rower Teaches us to "See the Able, Not the Label" 52:09

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#024 - Katherine Valdez is an Ecuadorian-American PR1 rower, which means she is an adaptive rower who rows using only her arms and shoulders. In this conversation she talks about how she started to row, moments she didn’t feel welcome outside of the boathouse, and advice for any future adaptive rowers. Tips: Learn the language Use people-first lang…

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Pride Episode #4: Trans and Non Binary Visibility Matters 42:34

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#023 - Lyss Villablanca returns to interview Jena Thompson and Char Rendon who are both members of the trans and non binary community. In this conversation they talk about coming out in the rowing world, toxic masculinity, and advice for rowing clubs to make their culture more inclusive. Hint: Start with language Offer a place to state pronouns on …

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Collegiate Rowers of Color Speak Out 1:16:28

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#022 - Four members of the Collegiate Rowers of Color met and discussed how they are doing at this time, what it's like being the only or few people of color on their team, and what they are doing (or wish they were doing) on their collegiate teams to face anti-blackness in rowing. Listen to their stories and learn from what they have to share with…

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Pride Episode #3: Asian-American Queers Unpack Privilege, Discrimination, and Black Lives Matter 44:55

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#021 - Imran Malik and Tina Trinh join Denise Aquino in an uninentionally all-Asian-American pride episode. Here we talk about privilege, discrimination, positive stereotypes, and what we as Asian Americans should do to support black lives. To follow Tina on her journey, find her on Instagram @awkwatinaa. To follow Imran on his journey, find him on…

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David Banks: Two-Time Olympic Rower and Role Model Talks Importance of Diversity with Daphne Martschenko and Tymir Green-Ellis 55:48

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#020 - David Banks competed as an Olympic rower in the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games. In addition, he is a Stanford graduate and has represented the US at the World Rowing level 2008-2014. Needless to say, he is someone that most black rowers look up to when rowing at the elite level. As such, his interviewers are those who have looked up to him as w…

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Pride Episode #2: Unpacking Homophobia, Stereotypes, & Coming Out as "Bisweptual" 36:41

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#019 - Amilia Rosa, Lyss Villablanca, and Gustavo Diaz return for their second half of their conversation in Episode 019. In this episode, they cover the topics: overheard homophobic comments in the boathouse, the power of stereotypes, among many more. To get in touch with any of the guests, below are their Instagram handles: @averageamilia for Ami…

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Michelle Sosa: Afro-Latina Hydrow Athlete Brings Midwestern Strength, Vulnerability, and Compassion to the Indoor Rowing World 28:02

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#017 - Michelle Sosa is a popular Hydrow athlete who is a proud Afro-Latina. In this interview, she shares her complex background growing up in the Midwest and journey to the rowing world. She talks about her complex background, growing up in the Midwest and going to school in Michigan. We hear a lot about Midwest culture through Michelle, with her…

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Emergency Episode #2: Beyond Black Squares 1:00:40

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#016 - On Tuesday, June 2, 2020, organizers and advocates for the Black Lives Matter movement called for people to show solidarity for black lives by posting a black square on folks' social media accounts, specifically Instagram. Within the American rowing community, this was done by many. Now, many are wondering what the next steps are for moving …

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Richard Butler: Diversity and Inclusion in Rowing, and Making the Boathouse a Home 51:41

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#018 - Richard Butler is the Former Executive Director for Three Rivers Rowing, former Inclusion Manager for USRowing, and Indoor Rowing coach since 1983. His experience is the type that you don't want to ignore! In this episode he shares tips, best practices, and expertise on how to diversify our sport of rowing. We hope that the conversation in t…

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Pride Episode #1: Stonewall was a Protest 42:32

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#015 - Amilia Rosa, Lyss Villablanca, and Gustavo Diaz are all part of the queer community and are rowers of color. In this episode, they cover the topics: if they were out when they were rowing (and why?), having a coxswain who identifies as trans, and coming out on a podcast episode, among many more. We hope that the conversation in this podcast …

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Emergency Episode #1: Black Lives Matter 24:14

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#014 - Rowing in Color’s mission is to amplify the voices of color in rowing. Following George Floyd’s murder as a result of police brutality, there has been unrest like no other in our recent history. So much so, that our rowing world - including its white and nonwhite rowers - is feeling the unrest now more than ever. As a result, we created an I…

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Gel Greene: Small Business Owner of GelPads and Former Rower Talks Entrepreneurship and Rowing 28:43

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#013 - Gel Greene is a black entrepreneur and small business owner of GelPads. She is a former Division I rower for Southern Methodist University and former coach for University of Rochester. Her passion for inclusivity stems from her ability to integrate both rowing and art. In this episode she shares stories of inclusion success in addition to th…

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