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Olympic Legends
by Nicholas Sweedo
The history of the Olympic Games is explored through interviews with athletes and scholars.
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Biography: Jim Sedin was the youngest member of the silver medal winning U.S. Olympic hockey team in the Oslo 1952 Winter Olympics. Jim scored the tying goal with just over two minutes left in the final game against the mighty Canadians -- without his effort, the U.S. team would have gotten…
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Casey FitzRandolph, Olympic Legend
Olympian: Casey FitzRandolph is an Olympic long track speed skater who competed in the '98, '02, and '06 Winter Olympics. He won the gold medal in the 500 meters at the '02 Salt Lake City Games. You can visit him online at his official website CaseyFitz.com. Book: No Stone Unturned, written by...
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Jim Thorpe: Olympic Legend / Kate Buford: Outstanding Author
Book: Native American Son, The Life and Sporting Legend of Jim Thorpe Author: Kate Buford Contact: Visit Kate at her website, check out her blog, and follow her on twitter at katebuford. Her book can be purchased on Amazon. Conversation: Total run time: 52:01 0:01 - Introduction and short...
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Jim Sedin: Olympic Legend
Biography: Jim Sedin was the youngest member of the silver medal winning U.S. Olympic hockey team in the Oslo 1952 Winter Olympics. Jim scored the tying goal with just over two minutes left in the final game against the mighty Canadians -- without his effort, the U.S. team would have gotten…
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Dave Sime: Olympic Legend
Dave Sime (L) and Bobby Morrow (R) Biography: Dave Sime was the Silver Medalist in the 100 meters in the 1960 Rome Summer Olympics. Born and raised outside of New York City, he was a star at every sport he tried (he even won a speed skating competition) and was recruited to play football by many...
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Barry Magee: Olympic Legend
Biography: Welcome to the first episode of the Olympic Legends Podcast! My guest today is Barry Magee, the Bronze Medalist from the 1960 Marathon in Rome. Barry hails from New Zealand, and he has had a long, distinguished career as a versatile runner of many distances including the mile, 5K, 10K,...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The history of the Olympic Games is explored through interviews with athletes and scholars.
HOSTED BY
Nicholas Sweedo
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The history of the Olympic Games is explored through interviews with athletes and scholars.
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Olympic Legends is created and hosted by Nicholas Sweedo.
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