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Swim Lessons

Swim Lessons is a podcast showcasing ordinary people with extraordinary stories. Join us weekly as we dive in with floaties and get behind what makes these powerful people tick.

Podcast · By Dalyss Hanson · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
19
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Sep 3, 2026
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Jul 8, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    #193 Jett Lundeen: Minot Made & Making Dreams Into Realities (opens the original)

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    Jett Lundeen is a Minot native, a Minot State football player, and a guy living out the hometown dream. After getting his opportunity at quarterback last week, Jett stepped in and made the most of it. Playing in front of family, friends, and the community that has supported him his entire life. Jett joins Swim Lessons to talk about growing up in Minot, staying home to play football for Minot State University, balancing life as both a quarterback and wide receiver, being ready when his number is

  2. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    #192 Jaden Wahlund: More Than Basketball: Life, Coaching, & A Lot of Laughs (opens the original)

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    Jaden Wahlund is an assistant basketball coach/teacher at Sheyenne High School located in Fargo, North Dakota. Jaden joins the podcast to talk about basketball, coaching, life, lessons learned along the way, and plenty more. This one goes far beyond X's and O's. We get into the people and experiences that shape you, the realities behind coaching, growing through different stages of life, and a lot of stories that had us laughing throughout the conversation. Subscribe to Swim Lessons for more con

  3. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    #191 Chauncy Hendershot: Can Minot High Make a Run This Year? Coach Hendershot Answers (opens the original)

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    Chauncy Hendershot is the head football coach at Minot High School. Chauncy joins Swim Lessons the Podcast to talk Minot High football, building a winning culture, preparing student-athletes for the season, expectations around the program, leadership, and what it takes to compete every Friday night. We also get into the mindset behind coaching high school football, the community support around Minot athletics, developing young men through the game, and what Minot High fans can expect moving forw

  4. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    #190 Ian Shields: Can Minot State Take the Next Step? Coach Shields Has the Answer (opens the original)

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    Minot State football is building something, and Head Coach Ian Shields joins Swim Lessons the Podcast to talk about it.Coach Shields sits down for a real conversation about the direction of the Beavers program, recruiting North Dakota and the region, developing young men, competing in the NSIC, building a winning culture, and what Minot State football fans can expect going forward.

  5. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    #189 Pete Stanton: Inside Dickinson State Football, Recruiting, & Building the Blue Hawks Program (opens the original)

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    Pete Stanton is the Head Football Coach and Athletic Director of the Dickinson State Blue Hawks. Coach Stanton joins Swim Lessons the Podcast to talk about building a winning culture at Dickinson State, the recruiting process, developing young men through football, the work that happens behind the scenes, and what it takes to compete at the college level. We also get into Blue Hawks football, leadership, expectations inside the program, the future of Dickinson State, and much more. Subscribe for

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