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Olympic Museums in North America (opens the original)
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Preserving Olympic and Paralympic History with Lindsay Huban (opens the original)
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With every Olympics and Paralympics comes thousands of athlete stories. How do you preserve them all? Lindsay Huban, Chief Content and Integration Officer at the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum gives us some insight on how the museum tells the stories of Team USA athletes and the Games.Part of that strategy is through special exhibits, and the museum has two new exhibits on tap. The first, A Legacy of Victory: U.S. Olympic Decathletes, shares the stories of America's incredible performances t
Budget Advisor Jason Sisney on How the California State Government Works with LA 2028 (opens the original)
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When a host city signs the contract to put on the Olympic and Paralympic Games, they don't just have to deal with local government to make them happen. LA 2028 has to work with municipal, county and state governments, as well as commissions and the federal government for funding, as well as regulatory needs.Jason Sisney, Budget Advisor for the Speaker's Office at the California State Assembly, joins us to talk about the state's involvement in the LA28 Games. From temporary venues to environmenta
Where Are the Swimmers Now? (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowThis week on the podcast, we are catching up with 6-time gold medalist, swimmer Amy Van Dyken. We cover her swimming career, her two trips to the Olympics, her post-retirement career, and the accident that changed her life. Take a listen!Listen HereAmy Van Dyken became the first Am
Amy Van Dyken: 6x Olympic Gold Medalist and Disability Advocate (opens the original)
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At Atlanta 1996 swimmer Amy Van Dyken became one of the heroes of the U.S. team, bringing home a whopping four gold medals in five events. She followed that up at Sydney 2000 with another two gold medals.After retiring and getting into broadcasting, Amy's life took a turn in 2014, when an ATV accident left her paralyzed. While she's continued to broadcast (you may have heard her as an analyst on NBC's coverage of the Paris 2024 Olympics), she's also become an advocate for people with disabilitie
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