steady state podcast

Steady State Podcast reframes the popular, yet limited narrative about rowing culture. We celebrate the expansive array of rowers, coaches, and coxswains in a podcast designed to savor real-life experience from launch to cox seat at every level.

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SPECIAL SERIES:

Heart Attacks, Emergency Preparedness, and Response

EPISODE 1: For One Heart Attack Survivor, the Beat Goes On

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EPISODE 2: Sue and John Hooten’s Mutual Admiration Society

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EPISODE 3: Giving and Getting Support: Burnham Boat Slings’ Peter Kermond

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EPISODE 4: Perspective: One Coach’s Lifesaving Efforts

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Sue and John Hooten's Mutual Admiration Society

A member of the first U.S. women’s Olympic team and a longtime masters rower, Sue Hooten has a lifetime of rowing memories. She learned to row in California in the early 1970s, really appreciated the boathouse sock box in Philadelphia, and has raced around the world. In March 2018, her husband, former National Team and Vesper Boat Club coach John Hooten, had a medical emergency on the water while training in his 1x. He was out with his training partner, without a coach, and – like most rowers – was not wearing a PFD.

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