EPISODE · Mar 26, 2026 · 43 MIN
EP146: Bailey Johnson On Rugby, Mental Health, And The Power Of Coming Back
from Into the Unknown · host Jeremy Swick
On this episode of "Into the Unknown" What does it look like to come back stronger when life, loss, and uncertainty try to pull you away from the game you love? Jeremy Swick sits down with professional rugby player Bailey Johnson for a powerful conversation about identity, resilience, and the evolving meaning of success. From discovering rugby after getting cut from volleyball to building a career across the Midwest and West Coast, Bailey shares the moments that shaped her journey both on and off the pitch. Her story is a reminder that the path forward is not always linear, but it can still be deeply meaningful.Bailey opens up about the mental health challenges that impacted her athletic career, the courage it took to step back when she needed to, and the fire that brought her back to professional rugby with the Gemini. Together, Jeremy and Bailey explore the unique bond within rugby culture, the importance of community during grief and hardship, and why speaking up about mental health matters at every level of sport. This episode is honest, grounded, and filled with perspective for athletes, rugby fans, and anyone navigating change in their own life. If you have ever wondered whether stepping away means giving up, Bailey’s story offers a powerful answer.Follow Us:Instagram @Pod.IntotheUnknownFacebook - Into the UnknownFollow Bailey Johnson:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bailstheestallion/Tik Tok: @bailstheestallionWorking on a special collaboration with Opinion Clothing Company so be on the lookout for our hoodie and T shirt drop this spring!Are you looking to start a podcast? Check out my free "Jump Start to Podcasting Guide" or reach out! Here!
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