Keep the Flame Alive
Jill Jaracz & Alison BrownKeep the Flame Alive podcast is the most fun way to experience the Olympics & Paralympics!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 723 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Cortina 1956 Winter Olympics: Ice Hockey's Mind-Boggling Tournament
The ice hockey tournament at the Cortina 1956 Winter Olympics had been Canada's playground. The country had won six out of seven Olympic ice hockey tournaments and were ready to capture another gold medal, but they had two things playing ag...
Winter Sports and Climate Change
It is the time of year where athletes get back on the snow and ice to prepare for the beginning of the international winter sports season. But for how much longer? Climate change, particularly global warming, has changed the way winter spor...
The Winter Olympics and Climate Change with Lisa Riley Roche
We're nearing the start of the winter sports season, but as we've learned from past years, just because we're getting into winter, that doesn't mean we'll have enough snow for winter sports.
To discuss climate change and future Winter Olym...
Olympic Museums in North America
Lindsay Huban. Photo courtesy of USOPM.
With every Olympics and Paralympics comes thousands of athlete stories. How do you preserve them all? This weaken the podcast, Lindsay Huban, Chief Content and Integration Officer at the U.S. Olympic...
Preserving Olympic and Paralympic History with Lindsay Huban
With every Olympics and Paralympics comes thousands of athlete stories. How do you preserve them all? Lindsay Huban, Chief Content and Integration Officer at the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum gives us some insight on how the museum tel...
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