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Rachel Beanland

This week we visit with Rachel Beanland in Richmond, Virginia. Rachel is the author of two novels, The House Is On Fire (Simon & Schuster, 2023) and Florence Adler Swims Forever (Simon & Schuster, 2020). The House Is On Fire was selected as an Indie Next pick by the American Booksellers Associati…

Season 3 #E7 Glenn Stout: Trudy Ederle: Young women and the sea

Glenn Stout is a freelance writer, author, and editorial consultant, served as series editor of The Best American Sports Writing since its inception, and was Founding Editor of The Year’s Best Sports Writing. He is the author of Young Woman and the Sea, Tiger Girl and the Candy Kid, Fenway 1912, an…

Young Woman and the Sea

Send us Fan Mail In 1926, Trudy Ederle dove into the cold, churning water determined to do what many said no woman could — and she didn’t just finish, she made history. Trudy became the first woman to swim the English Channel, smashing the men’s record by nearly two hours.When the wind howled and t…

Finding your “Flow”: Who was Trudy Ederle?

What does it really mean to find your flow? In this episode of the Sendy Mom Podcast, Becky Brouwer dives into the story of Trudy Ederle, the first woman to swim across the English Channel — and the woman who taught the world what it means to be in sync with your body, your purpose, and your potent…

Is long-form journalism dead?

David Sneyd from the42.ie and Glenn Stout who is a freelance writer, author, and editorial consultant join Marie.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Don't Take Fenway Park for Granted with Glenn Stout

We're learning about a true Boston icon: Fenway Park. According to author Glenn Stout, this baseball paradise "changed his life" — it also would have been unrecognizable to current fans back in 1912 when it opened. The ballpark's transformation over the last 100-plus years tells us so much about th…

Gertrude Ederle: First Woman to swim the English Channel

In this edition of the SwimOut podcast we celebrate New Yorker Gertrude Ederle who swam the English Channel 100 years ago this month. Gertrude was a pioneer, trailblazer and inspiration to women everywhere. We examine her achievement and look at her legacy, including  a message from her niece Mary …

Babe Ruth, Part One: What He Was Worth

SHORT DESCRIPTION He arrived in Boston as the throw-in on a three-player deal. Six years later he was sold for more than double the record — and demanded a cut. SHOW NOTES On September 10, 1918, twenty-five thousand people sat in Fenway Park waiting for game five of the World Series while both team…