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EPISODE · Sep 6, 2024 · 29 MIN

Blood, Sweat, and Gold: The Dark History of Olympic Medals | Episode 143

from Voices for Voices® · host Founder of Voices for Voices®, Justin Alan Hayes

Blood, Sweat, and Gold: The Dark History of Olympic Medals | Episode 143Chapter Markers0:05 The Mental Health Impact of Olympics12:20 Olympic Controversies and Mental HealthWhat if the 2024 Summer Olympics medals weren't made of pure gold, silver, or bronze? Join us as we uncover the fascinating history behind the materials of Olympic medals, dating back to 1912, and delve into the innovative opening ceremonies held on the waters of Paris, France. Learn about the artistic controversy surrounding the representation of the Last Supper that led to a celebrity boycott, and gain insight into the rigorous financial and logistical challenges faced by gymnasts and other Olympic hopefuls.We also tackle the mental health struggles of Olympic athletes, with a spotlight on US gymnast Jordan Chiles whose bronze medal was heartbreakingly revoked due to a judging error. This episode reveals the emotional rollercoaster and stress athletes endure, the critical importance of judging accuracy, and the erosion of trust in Olympic committees. Through these powerful stories, we aim to provide a comprehensive look at the mental and emotional toll of reaching the pinnacle of athletic competition.Our Voices for Voices® TV show and podcast is all about teaching you insanely actionable techniques to help you prosper, grow your self worth and personal brand.So, if you are a high achiever or someone who wants more out of life, whether mentally, physically or spiritually, make sure you subscribe to our podcast right now!As you can see, the Voices for Voices® show publishes episodes that focus on case studies, real life examples, actionable tips and "in the trenches" reports and interviews from subscribers like you.If that sounds like something that could help you grow personally or professionally, then make sure to join me by subscribing!—Thanks for listening and watching!Support Voices for Voices®: https://venmo.com/u/voicesforvoicesLearn more about Voices for Voices®: linktr.ee/Voicesforvoices#MentalHealth #Video #MentalHealthAdvocacy #subscribe #Olympics2024 #OlympicHistory #AthleteStruggles #JudgingControversies #subscribetomychannel #subscribers #Newepisode #newpodcastalert #podcastseries #podcastinterviews #podcastlife #podcastcommunity #podcasthost #artisticexpression #voicesforvoicespodcast #MentalHealthMatters #Advocacy #healthandwellness #podcasthost #simonebiles #jordanchiles #teamusa #teamusabasketballSupport the show

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Blood, Sweat, and Gold: The Dark History of Olympic Medals | Episode 143 Chapter Markers 0:05 The Mental Health Impact of Olympics 12:20 Olympic Controversies and Mental Health What if the 2024 Summer Olympics medals weren't made of pure gold, silver, or bronze? Join us as we uncover the fascinating history behind the materials of Olympic medals, dating back to 1912, and delve into the innovative opening ceremonies held on the waters of Paris, France. Learn about the artistic controversy sur...

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