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On this episode of The Project Endure Podcast, Joe Rinaldi sits down with Marne Sullivan to talk about what she's gained through hearing loss, how she strives to use her struggle to impact others, getting over what people think and so much more. Give this episode a listen as we dive deep into Marne's life and learn about what persistence, perspective and endurance mean to her.
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Podcaster and performer Reilly Anspaugh joins Greta this week all the way from 2014! She tells us about going to an Evangelical Christian high school and modeling her relationship after Gossip Girl's Chuck and Blair. From thinking she was the shit as a senior to apologizing during her Guidance Counselor segment in 2023, the girl has come a long way and we love to see progress! Plus, Professor Duck is back to admonish a Classmate's catfish. PSA - don't catfish!!
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What if you could get faster, stronger, and more mentally sharp despite turning the corner beyond age 40? It is actually possible.
Now, if you started running in your teens or in your twenties, you are not going to be able to race or train at the same intensity or paces as you did back then. But just because your times aren’t going to be the same doesn’t mean that you can’t run your very best and have the same sense of pride and accomplishment as you did when you were younger.
In fact, you might even find more satisfaction in your running as a master.
Coach Claire's guest will tell you how.
Cathy Utzshcneider is an accomplished athlete and coach who did not even start her running journey until age 40. In the years since, Cathy has won nine USA Track and Field national age group championships, a silver medal at the Nike World Masters Games, and a gold medal at the North American World Regional Championships. She was ranked No. 5 in the world in her age-group in the mile in 2005.
She is a lead faculty member of coaching and high performance at Boston College and is the author of three books on master’s running. Her coaching practice has produced eight Olympic trial marathon qualifiers, six world age-group records, 10 American age-group records, and 67 USA Track & Field (USATF) age-group champions.
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What if you could get faster, stronger, and more mentally sharp despite turning the corner beyond age 40? It is actually possible.
Now, if you started running in your teens or in your twenties, you are not going to be able to race or train at the same intensity or paces as you did back then. But just because your times aren’t going to be the same doesn’t mean that you can’t run your very best and have the same sense of pride and accomplishment as you did when you were younger.
In fact, you might even find more satisfaction in your running as a master.
Coach Claire's guest will tell you how.
Cathy Utzshcneider is an accomplished athlete and coach who did not even start her running journey until age 40. In the years since, Cathy has won nine USA Track and Field national age group championships, a silver medal at the Nike World Masters Games, and a gold medal at the North American World Regional Championships. She was ranked No. 5 in the world in her age-group in the mile in 2005.
She is a lead faculty member of coaching and high performance at Boston College and is the author of three books on master’s running. Her coaching practice has produced eight Olympic trial marathon qualifiers, six world age-group records, 10 American age-group records, and 67 USA Track & Field (USATF) age-group champions.
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In this episode, I sit down with attorney, author, and Professor Lourdes to talk about how she pivoted in her career multiple times from being an attorney and working in the financial sector in various roles, to becoming a professor at Boston College. Lourdes and I discuss the importance of addressing your current state in life and taking the necessary steps to accomplish goals that may once have seemed unattainable. We discover commonalities in our Dominican upbringing that made it difficult for us to ask for help but reflect on the importance of networking and surrounding ourselves with people that will hold us to our highest potential.
Lourdes' Email: germanL@bc.edu
NBA veteran Jared Dudley joins the show to discuss his approach to leadership. Jared describes his time as part of the Lakers and being an engaged leader on their '20 championship roster. He also shares lessons on how to be an excellent teammate and what's next for his career. Visit cobykarl.com for more on this episode and others!
Dana Barros was drafted by the Sonics along with Shawn Kemp in the '89 draft, Dana was a fan favorite and sharp shooter in Seattle over the first four years of his All-Star NBA career. Dana and Gas Man discuss memories of the Sonics in those early years of the '90s, including time spent with Gary Payton, Shawn, George Karl and many others. Visit iconicsonics.com for more on this episode and many others in the series.
CFB Saturday's Week 11 let's goooooo!! All I know is certain today is 1 thing: Wisconsin will CRUSH Michigan! Here are my picks for the day all on emotion these are children I know nothing! WVU over TCU Penn State -2.5 (regret typing this already) BC over ND buy points to make it +14.5 (-170) range it's worth it in my opinion Northwestern -170 over Purdue SDSU -9.5 over Hawaii (they suck) & I know my hometown College Football team they'll cover! SMU ML Arizona +15 & Arizona ML @MoneylineMonaco on all platforms
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As we commemorate the centennial of the 19th Amendment, which confirmed women have the right to vote, here is a glimpse into an untold part of the story. It’s about a rare female journalist in the then male-dominated field of journalism who used her platform to keep the movement in the headlines. She also wrote fiction that is considered source material for "Wonder Woman" comics. That journalist is Miriam Michelson, who also happens to be GCR host Joan Michelson’s great-great aunt.
Listen to professor Lori Harrison-Kahan of Boston College also share stories about how the @MeToo movement originated in the suffrage movement. Lori wrote a best-selling recent book, "The Superwoman and Other Writings of Miriam Michelson (Joan wrote the foreword to it).
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Mike Nardella built an ad agency while an undergrad at Boston College. That work would eventually lead to the founding of Relevize, a platform that facilitates the interactions of big brands with their local partners. Trends in social media are presenting big opportunities for this Boston-based startup.
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