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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. 

[S3]Ep24 - Isaiah Harrison: Blazing His Own Trail
business, coaching, coxing, gear Rachel Freedman business, coaching, coxing, gear Rachel Freedman

[S3]Ep24 - Isaiah Harrison: Blazing His Own Trail

Isaiah Harrison is a huge talent in the next generation of American single scullers. Born and raised in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, he started erging when he was just 12 and today, this 6’9” 19-year-old currently holds 35 indoor rowing world records. Isaiah made the transition from the erg to a single, coached by his Dad. Independent of a school program or community club, he’s climbed the ladder to the U23 National team and was named the 2022 USRowing U23 National Team Male Athlete of the Year.

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[S3]Ep23 - Baby on Board: Allison Mueller Balances Pregnancy and Racing in 2022
business, coaching, coxing, gear Rachel Freedman business, coaching, coxing, gear Rachel Freedman

[S3]Ep23 - Baby on Board: Allison Mueller Balances Pregnancy and Racing in 2022

Allison Mueller is many things including a highly competitive masters rower, a successful business owner, and former communications director for USRowing. Her most recent “Baby on Board” marketing campaign has really got us enamored. Allison recently announced that she’s expecting a baby early in the new year, and wrapped up the 2022 season having rowed 15 races, 14 of them with her +1.

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[S3]Ep22 - Brent Keuch’s Course Correction
business, coaching, coxing, gear Rachel Freedman business, coaching, coxing, gear Rachel Freedman

[S3]Ep22 - Brent Keuch’s Course Correction

Go behind one of the biggest names in boats to talk with Brent Keuch, marketing director for King Racing. He fell in love with rowing when he was just 13 and looking for direction in his life. Rowing helped get him his first job, and introduced him to the woman who would become his wife. Today, Brent’s personal and professional philosophy is all about getting more people in boats, and sharing life lessons learned from rowing.

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[S3] Ep. 11 - Susan Kinne: A Meditation on Boats
coaching, gear, racing, safety, training, clubs Rachel Freedman coaching, gear, racing, safety, training, clubs Rachel Freedman

[S3] Ep. 11 - Susan Kinne: A Meditation on Boats

When Susan Kinne cracked the bottom of a wooden hull, she never could have guessed that nearly 25 years later she’d be a master craftsman handling boat repairs of all sizes at Lake Washington Rowing Club. Just north of 70 years old, Susan handles everything from setting pitch to building Frankenstein 3x boats, is a powerhouse with tools and in a scull, and is a well of information about Pocock Racing Shells.

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[S3] Ep. 9 - Isaac Kenyon: Seeking Connection, Finding Purpose
culture, gear, training, travel Rachel Freedman culture, gear, training, travel Rachel Freedman

[S3] Ep. 9 - Isaac Kenyon: Seeking Connection, Finding Purpose

Isaac Kenyon just set his third ultra-distance world record on the Concept2 indoor rower. This follows on the heels of other huge achievements, like rowing the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge, climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, and swimming the English Channel. We dive into the philosophy and motivation that helped him break free of the lure of screen time, and the coping mechanisms necessary to take on audacious challenges. Through it all, Isaac's advocated for the environment and Autism awareness.

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[S3] Ep. 1 - Maurice Scott: Making a Name for Himself
clubs, culture, coaching, racing, training, gear, business Rachel Freedman clubs, culture, coaching, racing, training, gear, business Rachel Freedman

[S3] Ep. 1 - Maurice Scott: Making a Name for Himself

Born and raised in Philadelphia, Maurice Scott was just a kid when he noticed that no one else looked like him at regattas on the Schuylkill River. Today he’s a lightweight sculler with championship titles, multiple corporate sponsors, and a personal mission to be a face of positive change in the world of rowing.

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[S2] Ep. 8 - Filmmaker Eamon Glavin: Behind the Scenes
racing, training, gear, travel, business Rachel Freedman racing, training, gear, travel, business Rachel Freedman

[S2] Ep. 8 - Filmmaker Eamon Glavin: Behind the Scenes

Eamon Glavin is a former high school and collegiate rower who started experimenting with cameras in boats and drones overhead to capture video of rowing unlike anything else we’ve seen in mainstream rowing media. In February 2021 he began following lightweight Olympic hopefuls through training and trials in order to produce a rowing documentary about the journey to the Tokyo Olympics.

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[S2] Ep. 3 - Indoor Rowing: A Community for Fit, Fast, Fun
coaching, businesses, safety, training, culture, gear, racing Rachel Freedman coaching, businesses, safety, training, culture, gear, racing Rachel Freedman

[S2] Ep. 3 - Indoor Rowing: A Community for Fit, Fast, Fun

Sarah Fuhrmann, CEO of UCanRow2 wants to flip the script and reshape the way people think about indoor rowing. She is passionate about sharing the sport with people who can benefit from its total body workout no matter their fitness or competitive athletic goals at any age.

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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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