IRA champion with Cornell Lightweights, and former First Assistant Coach and Recruiting Coordinator at Washington, Matt Rung has an impressive track record in rowing. But it wasn’t until recently that he decided to add podcasting to his resume.
Earlier this year, Rung started ‘The Rowing Podcast,’ which offers in-depth, personal conversations with rowing luminaries (Mike Spracklen, Jan Harville, Steve Gladstone, Dave O’Neill, to name a few). It’s both a salve for those in need of positive vibes, as well as a much needed call to action for the rowing community as a whole to tell our stories, and bring new people into the fold.
And, speaking of podcasts, the ‘Rowing Resource Podcast’ posted what may be the most in-depth interview with the legendary Steve Gladstone to date earlier this year, covering his early career and touching on the development of rowing in the US over the past half century. It’s pretty fascinating for both rowing nerds and newbies alike.
The Gary & Paul effect: How the O'Donovan brothers have transformed Irish rowing
And a bit of history from Henley:
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@SleepstoHRR @river_rowing @boatsing There used to be a physical barrier, to restrict movement of livestock on the farmland, which is why riders had to dismount. Photo 1880 @boatsing
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