Podcast appearances and mentions of Chris Mosier

Many people in real estate think being a generalist is the fastest path to greatness. That couldn't be further from the truth.  We see it constantly with the agents we feature on this show. Some of the biggest and most successful names in this business are the ones specializing in the smallest niches. The more you can dominate your own corner of a market, the longer you'll survive and thrive through industry shifts.  In a real estate market that's filtering out the weakest agents, strength comes from specialization, not spreading yourself too thin. There are many ways to niche yourself - you can go for a specific type of property. You can choose to invest more money in marketing when everyone else is backing away, or you can focus on the platforms you use.  Whatever path you take, narrowing down your focus pays off massively in this industry. In this special episode, we're highlighting 3 real estate professionals who've been winning through unique business models and niches. Rob Ellerman, Mike Smallegan and Chris Mosier share what they are doing to set themselves apart in today's real estate landscape.    You'll learn: Why the lakefront living niche will always demand agents The smartest way to expand your real estate footprint  How to stop hating on Zillow and use it to your advantage  About Your Host Remington Ramsey is a dynamic keynote speaker, entrepreneur, and visionary in the world of real estate. As the creator of "Real Producers", a widely acclaimed magazine connecting top agents and industry leaders, Remington has built an impressive platform dedicated to celebrating and elevating the real estate community. With a passion for motivating and mentoring, he's shared stages with some of the biggest names in business, helping professionals break through barriers and reach new heights. When he's not busy being a real estate guru, Remington is known for his contagious energy, practical wisdom, and a good dose of humor—because let's face it, navigating life and business requires both grit and a sense of humor. With multiple successful ventures under his belt and a reputation for engaging storytelling, he has the rare ability to make even the driest industry stats sound exciting.   Follow the show on our website, Apple Podcasts or Spotify so you don't miss a single inspiring episode! Start a Real Producers Magazine in YOUR Market! Learn more about franchise opportunities at realproducersmag.com

A trans activist, Chris Mosier, just went on CNN and defended the absolute indefensible. I break it down in this episode of the Brad vs Everyone podcast. Plus, reviewing the DUMBEST controversies from the Super Bowl and from Trump's big interview with Fox News.   Donate to charity efficiently and easily now using Bono: https://www.bono.so/p/brad-polumbo   Check out the Brad vs Merch store: https://bp-shop.fourthwall.com/  

Chris Mosier, team USA athlete and founder of transathlete.com, joins Sarah to discuss what’s keeping him positive and hopeful post-election, how transphobes are using bans and lawsuits in athletics to demonize trans people, and the ways anti-trans rhetoric is affecting cis women in sports, too. Plus, we take a moment to celebrate with you Slices, and ask for your favorite holiday traditions. Follow Chris Mosier here And follow the people/orgs Chris recommended! Chase Strangio is here, Athlete Ally is here, and Cece Telfer is here! Check out Chris’s site – Trans Athlete – here See the NCAA Volleyball tournament schedule here See the LOVB Volleyball broadcast schedule here Get tickets to the WLL’s 2025 Lexus Championship Series here Leave us a voicemail at 872-204-5070 or send us a note at goodgame@wondermedianetwork.com Follow Sarah on social! Bluesky: @sarahspain.bsky.social Instagram: @Spain2323 Follow producer Misha Jones! Bluesky: @mishthejrnalist.bsky.social Instagram: @mishthejrnalist TikTok: @mishthejrnalist Follow producer Alex Azzi! Bluesky: @byalexazzi.bsky.social See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I've learned that when you become everything to what a need is out there, there's no denying that people are going to magnetize towards that. -Chris Mosier   The real estate landscape is competitive, and without a clear niche, it's easy to get lost in the shuffle.  Many real estate professionals face the same dilemma of getting stuck in a sea of generic listings, unable to differentiate themselves or their brand.  Launching a franchise, especially in a new state, is daunting enough, but focusing on a niche like lakefront properties adds another layer of complexity. But what if you could turn that niche into your biggest advantage, becoming an expert in that field? How valuable would it be to offer something truly unique that draws clients to you? Chris “The Lake Realtor” Mosier, broker and listing agent at Lake Front Living joins me to talk about her journey owning a franchise and growing it nationally and how she found her passion in lake homes.   Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode  Intentionality when it comes to family We need to be more intentional when it comes to what we plan and create for our families. How does this contribute to the memories they make and carry? Generalist vs. specialist If we need brain surgery, we're going to want a specialist, not a generalist. Why does the same apply when we want to purchase a lake home? Why some things aren't better done alone A lot of money and time can be wasted doing things on our own if we're not educated properly on it. Can we save time and money by asking for help?    Guest Bio As the driving force behind Ohio's Premier Lakefront Realtor Brokerage, Chris Mosier's mission is to unite buyers and sellers of lakefront properties across the state. Since founding Lakefront Living Realty—The Lake Team in 2015, the brokerage has expanded to include four virtual offices located at Hoover Reservoir, Apple Valley Lake, Candlewood Lake, and Put-In-Bay. Each office is staffed with resident realtor specialists who have an intimate knowledge of their respective lakes and markets. Chris is also excited about adding Buckeye Lake and Indian Lake to the roster this season. The brokerage's membership in every MLS in the state ensures that their listings receive statewide exposure, catering to buyers who prefer to be within a 2-3 hour driving radius from their home. Their custom website simplifies the search process, focusing solely on lake homes. In 2017, Chris partnered to franchise Lakefront Living Realty International, which is now operating in 12 states and is steadily working toward a nationwide presence—one lake at a time. Chris is honored to have been recognized in Entrepreneur Magazine's Franchise 500 for 2023, a distinction achieved by less than 5% of real estate franchisors. Although not yet ranked, Chris is determined to change that in the coming year, with eyes set on global lakefront domination. Visit https://www.lakefrontliving.com/  Find Chris on LinkedIn @Chris (The Lake Realtor) Mosier   About Your Host Real Producers Podcast is hosted by Remington Ramsey, creator of the Real Producers brand that reaches more than 120 markets nationwide. He is a real estate investor as well as an avid reader and writer. Remington calls Indianapolis home and enjoys life on the lake surrounded by his wife and their three girls.   Follow the show on our website, Apple Podcasts or Spotify so you don't miss a single inspiring episode! Start a Real Producers Magazine in YOUR Market! Learn more about franchise opportunities at realproducersmag.com

In Episode 60, Diana and Joy reflect on the latest round of legislative bills being proposed in their state; one, named the “Help Not Harm Act,” is legislation similar to that which has been passed in 20 states.  Also proposed is regulation around transgender participation in sports.  Join to hear about Joy's reflection as Samantha continues to participate in competitive volleyball, undisclosed.  This episode references a few resources we encourage you to check out:Powerful testimony by Representative Ryan Clancy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PqsFLWXKv4Skylar Bailar, transgender advocate and athlete: https://www.pinkmantaray.com/Chris Mosier, transgender advocate and athlete: https://www.thechrismosier.com/If you're taking something away from our podcast, we'd appreciate it if you'd take a moment to provide us with a review; the more listeners and reviews, the more people we can reach and support. As always, feel free to reach out to us at transparentlyspeakingpodcast@gmail.com.

In this Most Valuable Teammate interview, Ada talks with Chris Mosier, who is a competitive triathlete, duathlete, racewalker, and activist who has worked to change the Olympic policy for trans athletes.We talked about what sports we loved to play and love to watch.You can learn more about Chris' work at TransAthlete.com and you should check out Athletes Unlimited.Back us on PatreonCheck out SplendorQueerSupport the show

Dr. Christopher Mosier is a husband, father, brother, and a great influence in his community. He graduated from Hanover College and continued his education at Logan University with a Doctorate in Chiropractic and also obtained his Masters in Sports Science and Rehabilitation. Dr. Mosier has since set out to serve those in his community in Salem, Indiana. His mission is to empower, inspire, and give hope to those who are broken, battered, and bruised in his community.

In the fifth installment of this series, Lance is joined by Anne Lieberman and Chris Mosier, to further explore the topic of transgender athletes in sports. Anne Lieberman is the Director of Athlete Ally, whose mission is to end homophobia and transphobia in sports and to activate the athletic community to exercise their leadership to champion LGBTQI+ equality. Chris Mosier is a trailblazing transgender athlete and thought leader on LGBTQI+ inclusion in sports. Together they discuss the existence of a middle ground on this topic, the IOC's approach to creating fair and inclusive regulations for eligibility, and if a sport-by-sport approach is a realistic possibility.

Celebrate Pride Month with us as we honor talented LGBTQ+ athletes living their true selves on roads, tracks, and trails. Curious about the history of Pride Month and the role of trans and people of color? Listen in as we discuss Stonewall Protests, the turning point in the LGBTQ+ movement, and we even recommend a great documentary, Stonewall Uprising, for those eager to learn more.Journey with us as we delve into the challenges faced by transgender athletes and the inspiring story of Chris Mosier, the first transgender athlete to represent the US in international competition. We also discuss the power of inclusivity in sports, with special guest Joanne Hoffman sharing insights on the impact of organizations like Athlete Ally and Front Runners in making sports a welcoming space for everyone.Finally, explore the power of allyship as we discuss how to use our voices to make sports and running a better place for all. Learn about the importance of safety in numbers and the inspiring story of  Oiselle, a female-founded running company embracing gender identities and fluidity. Lace up your shoes and join us in celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community in sports and running!Helpful Links from the Episode:Athlete AllyAubri Drake - Trail Runner MagazineFront RunnersTransathlete.comTrevor ProjectSupport the showJoin the newsletter list to receive updates, special offers, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. Want to become a member of Time for bRUNch+ to show your support of the show? Join here.Join the bRUNch bunch on Facebook or follow us on Instagram.

It is officially Pride Month – a time to honor and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. And while we are thrilled to celebrate Pride Month this year, the reality is that our LGBTQ+ friends, family, colleagues and community members have been under attack. In fact, just last week, the Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest LGBTQ+ advocacy group, declared a state of emergency for LGBTQ+ people in the U.S. after a wave of anti-LGBTQ legislation across the country. So far in 2023, more than 525 anti-LGBTQ bills have been introduced and more than 75 signed into law as of the time of this recording – the worst year on record. Be sure to check out Human Rights Campaign's Impact Report, which shows the real-life impact of this legislation across the country, as well as their guidebook, which provides guidance for navigating states with anti-LGBTQ+ legislation. There are also ways you can make your voice heard on this important issue, and I'll be sure to link to all of these in the blog post that goes along with this episode. And while the attacks continue, the fight for equal rights continues. As park and recreation professionals, you have the power to lead this charge through building inclusive, safe spaces, supporting your LGBTQ+ staff and community members, and creating a culture of belonging. On today's episode, we're looking back at some of our previous episodes discussing LGBTQ+ inclusion in parks and recreation. If you haven't listened to the full episodes from each of these clips you're about to hear, I encourage you to check them out and consider what role you play in this mission. Together, we can inspire change, embrace our differences, and create a world where EVERYBODY benefits from the power of parks and recreation. Tune in to the full episode to hear from: Cal Dobbs (he/they), a queer transgender ultra marathoner and long-distance hiker who is running across America — from California to Florida — fighting for the inclusion of transgender people in sports and access to gender-affirming healthcare. Peyton Daisy O'Connor (they/she) a past parks and recreation director for Buncombe County, North Carolina, who produced a formal inclusion policy for trans kids, based on their own lived experience. Chris Mosier (he/him), a trailblazing athlete, coach and the founder of TransAthlete.com. Chris is a six-time member of Team USA, and in 2015 he became the first openly transgender man to represent the United States in international competition. Jason Shriner (he/him), a past marketing manager for City of Manassas Park in Virginia, who discusses how his agency was re-evaluating policies and spaces to ensure they were inclusive for LGBTQ+ people and the ways they were partnering with local LGBTQ+ advocacy and sports groups. Related Links: Human Rights Campaign: National State of Emergency for LGBTQ Americans Anti-LGBTQIA+ Legislation Doesn't Reflect Parks and Recreation's Values Episode 132 with Cal Dobbs Episode 94 with Peyton Daisy O'Connor Episode 92 with Chris Mosier Episode 41 with Jason Shriner

My interview with top producer Chris Mosier is one of my all-time TOP favorites!    Chris started her real estate career essentially as a single mother of two children with $80K in debt.  The Lord told her to trust in Him, and he would take care of her.  He said he was going to give her a listing without her saying a word to get it.  And he did... her first listing, and she didn't say a word.   From there, and over the years, she built a HUGE business in a niche market, and now, through her realty brokerage, did $153M in sales in the last year.   This is a powerful message of tears, struggles, and incredible victory... both in her personal life and her business life.  It's a message all need to hear...     ==> WANT MORE LISTINGS?  AgentDominator.com's marketing system is a turn-key, fully customized "video-infused" postcard marketing service that gets up to 10x MORE listings than typical real estate postcards. So successful, we guarantee your LISTINGS or your money back.  Learn more at https://AgentDominator.com/Home/?=podcast   ==> WHAT ELSE DO OUR PODCAST TOPIC COVER? We cover a range of topics.  Subscribe to our podcast channel today and grow your real estate business...   real estate lead generation, real estate marketing ideas, just sold postcards, real estate agent marketing, prime seller leads ,how to generate real estate leads, real estate referrals, real estate branding, just listed postcards, realtor postcards, how to get listings, real estate seller leads, cma real estate, real estate business cards ,real estate flyer template ,listings to leads ,real estate flyer ,bold leads  ,find motivated sellers now ,listing to leads ,real estate cma ,Listingstoleads ,land voice ,real estate agent introduction letter ,prospecting letter ,Boldleads ,what is a cma in real estate , Just listed postcards, Just sold postcards, Marketing ideas for real estate agents, Marketing ideas of realtors, Motivated seller leads, Motivated seller, Real estate agent marketing, Real estate lead generation ideas, Real estate leads for realtors, Real estate marketing ideas, Real estate marketing products, Real estate marketing strategies, Real estate marketing tips, Real estate marketing tools, Real estate prospecting, Real estate seller leads, Realtor leads, Seller leads, Sphere of influence real estate, How to find motivated sellers, How to generate real estate leads, How to get leads in real estate, How to get listings, Real estate branding, Real estate farming letters, Real estate flyer template, Real estate introduction letter, Real estate letters, Real estate letters to clients samples, Real estate letters to get listings, Real estate mailers, Real estate postcard templates, Real estate prospecting letters, Real estate prospecting letters samples, Real estate referrals, Realtor letters to prospective sellers, Realtor postcards.   Agent Dominator provides real estate marketing postcards for Just Sold postcards, geographic farming, past clients and sphere of influence, and commercial investment property.  We help real estate agents do seller leads lead generation, identify sellers before they come on the market, and provide other real estate marketing ideas, products and strategies to help realtors generate more sales.  Motivate seller leads is a part of real estate prospecting, and Agent Dominator helps you generate more real estate seller leads using postcards branding, flyer, letter and templates.  Realtors who are looking for real estate postcards, and real estate marketing tools to grow their realtor business, we have the solution for you.

This final episode of 2022 is a compilation of highlights from 12 of the most impactful conversations I've had over the past 12 months. As I've written in years past, putting this annual episode together is equal parts exciting and impossible. It's a treat to revisit all of these exchanges but it's also a tough task to pick 12 that stood out. Each and every person that's been gracious enough to give me an hour or two of their time has taught me, inspired me, entertained me, moved me, or changed me in some way—and it's my hope that they've done the same for you. This year's "best of" lineup, in order of release date, are: Bolota Asmerom, Luis Grijalva, Amy Leedham, Phil Shin, Nell Rojas, Tommy Rivs, Jinghuan Liu Tervalon, Tommie Runz, Peter Gilmore, Alison Mariella Désir, Chris Mosier, and Marielle Hall.This episode is brought to you by:— New Balance. TheFreshFoam X 1080 v12 is the shoe I run most of my miles in and it holds up week in and week out. The FuelCell Rebel v3 is my go-to go-fast shoe for workouts. And finally, the soon-to-be released FuelCell SC Elite v3 is my racer. Check 'em out at your favorite run specialty store or on newbalance.com.— Precision Fuel & Hydration. Check out this webinar on fueling and hydration for marathons and ultras or these articles about carbohydrate needs and how to train your gut to take in more fuel. The Fuel & Hydration Planner is a great tool to dial in your fueling and hydration needs. Use the code TMS22 when you check out at precisionfuelandhydration.com and save 15% off your first order.Click here for complete show notes. Music and editing for this episode by John Summerford. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chris Mosier is the first transgender athlete to compete for Team USA, first transgender man to represent the United States in international competition, and first transgender athlete to qualify for the Olympic Trials in any sport in a category different than their sex assigned at birth. He's been hailed by the BBC as “the man who changed the Olympics,” credited for the International Olympic Committee's policy change for transgender athletes.  In light of the recent tragedy at Club Q in Colorado Springs, we felt that this was an appropriate time to reshare this episode, which was initially released in February, 2021. For complete show notes and links, visit our website at runningforreal.com/chris-mosier-2.   Thank you to Patreon, Athletic Greens, and Allbirds for sponsoring this episode.  Come join us on Patreon! Do you enjoy Together Runs? Then you won't want to miss our bi-weekly Travel Together Run episodes, available only through Patreon! They'll give you an immersive experience of exciting locations, along with workouts and long runs. Southern California, Chicago, and Lake Tahoe are up first. We'll have conversations about those runs, discussing your answers to Tina's questions and talking about your thoughts. Other benefits include monthly Q&A Zoom chats with Tina and other Patreon members, the opportunity to ask questions of upcoming guests, and blog posts on topics of your choice.  Go here to check out the different levels - we'd love to see you there!   AG1 is an easy way to get 75 vitamins, minerals, and whole food source ingredients. It promotes gut health with prebiotics, probiotics, and naturally occurring enzymes; supports your immune system with Vitamin C, zinc, healing mushrooms, and more; provides magnesium to boost energy; and it's packed with superfoods, adaptogens, and antioxidants to help recovery.  It's simple to make and it tastes good! Go here to get five free travel packs and a free one year's supply of vitamin D3+K2 with your subscription.   Allbirds' performance running shoe, the Tree Flyer, is lightweight, super springy, and wildly comfortable. Its high-performance midsole is big on cushion and energy return, making long runs easier on your body. The external heel counter and flared, geometric midsole help keep your stride steady, and the lightweight, breathable eucalyptus fiber upper provides next-level comfort. Plus, the Tree Flyer has a carbon footprint of only 8.09 kg CO2e, so it's not only good for your running, but good for the planet too. For women, be sure to check out their Performance Sports Bra - it's comfortable enough to wear all day, but still provides plenty of support! You can see Allbirds' complete collection here.   Thanks for listening! We know there are so many podcasts you could listen to, and we are honored you have chosen Running For Real.  If you appreciate the work that we do, here are a few things you can do to support us: Take a screenshot of the episode, and share it with your friends, family, and community on social media, especially if you feel that the topic will resonate with them.  Be sure to tag us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram  Leave an honest review on iTunes or your favorite podcast player. Your ratings and reviews will really help us grow and reach new people. Not sure how to leave a review or subscribe?  You can find out here. "Thank you" to Chris.  We look forward to hearing your thoughts on the show.

This week's episode is with Chris Mosier. Chris is a hall of fame triathlete, an All-American duathlete, a 6-time member of Team USA, and a two-time national champion and Olympic Trials qualifier in race walking. He's also a Nike-sponsored athlete who, in 2015, became the first known transgender man to represent the U.S. in international competition. Beyond all of that, however, Chris is an incredible person who knows himself better than nearly anyone I've ever met and he's an advocate, inspiration, mentor, and a role model to so many, myself included. In this wide-ranging conversation, Chris and I talked about his relationship to sport and how that's evolved throughout his life. We discussed identity and how he shows up in the different communities that he belongs to, as well as why he doesn't want to be seen in any one particular type of way. Chris told me about navigating the world now as a white male and how that perspective differs from what he experienced earlier in his life, how we can all be allies and advocates for equal rights in sports and society, and so, so much more. This episode is brought to you by:— New Balance. The new FuelCell Rebel v3 is everything I enjoyed about its predecessor but with a more supportive upper, a little more cushion underfoot, and a more durable outsole. What it doesn't have is much more weight, checking in at under 8 oz, making it a great go-fast shoe for tempo runs, track workouts, and interval sessions on the road. The FuelCell Rebel v3 is available in both men's and women's sizes on newbalance.com or at your favorite run specialty retail store. — ARENA. If you don't have time or want to go to the gym, ARENA is a serious and super efficient strength training solution. I've been using my ARENA unit for a few weeks now and I don't have to think about it: I just find the workout I want to do on the app and it counts my reps, remembers my weight, and guides me through the workout. Try out an ARENA today by going to arena.fit and seeing if there is a unit you can demo near you or sign up for a virtual demo and see how much of a game changer this is! Click here for complete show notes, sign up here to get the morning shakeout email newsletter delivered to your inbox every Tuesday, and/or join our growing community on Patreon, where you'll also gain access to exclusive content and other perks that pop up from time to time.Music and editing for this episode of the morning shakeout podcast by John Summerford. Episode cover photo of Chris Mosier by Jaime Kelter for the NY Times used with permission. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

New Livestream guest- Chris Mosier & Scott Freerksen of Lakefront Living Realty. I'm happy to have these two guests join me on a live broadcast. Scott and Chris have built a new franchise model in the real estate industry that exists to sell one thing only- lakefront property. They ignore everything else. We're going to discuss how they came across the concept, why they believed in it and how it's going. We're also going to learn about their journey as franchisors and what they've learned along the way building a business opportunity for others. This is a ‘must see event' for anyone interested in real estate, focusing on small niches in their industry or who one day dream to be a franchisor as well. Be sure to join live so that you can ask questions, replay will be available. https://www.lakefrontfranchise.com/ https://www.lakefrontliving.com/

This week's conversation is with Chris Mosier, a hall-of-fame triathlete, All-American duathlete, and a 6-time member of Team USA.But Chris is far more than an elite athlete – he is a trailblazer. In 2015, Chris became the first transgender man to represent the United States in international competition – he is also the first transgender athlete to be sponsored by Nike, featured in the ESPN Body Issue, and to qualify for the Olympic Trials in the gender they identify.He continues to be a leading voice for gender-inclusive policy in sport and is a mentor, role model, and inspiration for transgender athletes, teams, and leagues around the world. To do anything at the elite level is extremely challenging and rare – and Chris has done that while navigating an internal experience that is uniquely different from anyone else we've had on this podcast. In this conversation, we dive into the complexities (and controversies) surrounding transgender athletes – certainly a hot topic in today's society that deserves more open discussion. Moreover, you'll hear from someone who has exemplified a true commitment to know himself, a relentless and uncommon pursuit of truth, and the extreme courage to live authentically.----Please support our partners!We're able to keep growing and creating content for YOU because of their support. We believe in their mission and would appreciate you supporting them in return!!To take advantage of deals from our partners, head to http://www.findingmastery.net/partners where you'll find all discount links and codes mentioned in the podcast.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Life throws us all in different directions, sometimes we don't know what to expect. Everyone is called to do something, we all are striving to achieve great things. Join us on this episode of Thriving With Chiropractic, as Dr. Neil Cohen and Dr. Chris Mosier dive into what called them to chiropractic care and why they are so passionate about your health.  

Original release date: February 15, 2021. Athlete Chris Mosier sits down with Cameron to discuss being the first transgender athlete to represent the US in international competition, why trans representation matters, and competing on the world stage despite discrimination in and out of sports.

Today we were joined on the show by business partners Scott Freerksen and Chris Mosier. Scott and Chris are the owners of Lakefront Living International, a national real estate franchise focused only on lakefront properties. During the show Scott and Chris share the very different paths they took that eventually lead them each to a focus on lakefront properties.

We take (another) bite out of the trans policy issues surrounding anti-trans legislation targeting participation in sports. We've pulled the audio from our queer policy event from July 2021 for this special episode as we continue to monitor the impact of these policies in current time. This discussion between Katie Barnes, espn feature writer; Chris Mosier, Olympic Trials athlete and founder of TransAthlete.com; and Naomi Goldberg, deputy director and LGBTQ program director at the Movement Advancement Project makes important connections between the larger movement for trans justice and what's happening in the world of professional, collegiate and K-12 sports. To learn more about the Institute's Queer Policy Series, and to watch a recording of last year's webinar, check out https://sgdinstitute.org/programs/queer-policy For questions, comments or feedback about this episode: lastbite@sgdinstitute.org Find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram or at sgdinstitute.org Host: R.B. Brooks, they/them, director of programs for the Midwest Institute for Sexuality & Gender Diversity Cover art: Adrienne McCormick

Have you ever wondered what a podcast guest has been up to since you heard them interviewed?  We have, and so Running Reunion was born.   This week we're catching up with Amelia Gapin. Amelia says that she was “quote, unquote ‘famous,' for like 10 seconds,” but she's actually a groundbreaker. In 2016, she was on the cover of Women's Running magazine, making her, as she says, “the first out transgender woman on the cover of a woman's fitness magazine.” Amelia is an outspoken advocate for the LGBTQ community, and encourages others to speak up, as well. She suggests following Chase Strangio and Chris Mosier on Twitter. They tweet out all the information you need to voice your support for people who, as Amelia says, “really, really need your help and support. We're just the people who are hanging out, doing our thing, living our lives, just like you are.” You can follow Amelia on Twitter and Instagram. To hear Amelia's original episode from June 2018, you can go here. Thank you to UCAN for sponsoring RUNNING REUNION! UCAN uses a one-of-a-kind carbohydrate to provide a steady release of glucose over several hours that's easy on your stomach and doesn't cause a sugar crash. It comes in powders, bars, and gels, and they actually taste good! Their gel, UCAN Edge, was voted by Runner's World as one of the best foods to eat during a run. Tina has been a fan of UCAN for years and uses it exclusively for fueling when she's training and racing.  Go here and use code TINAUCAN for 20% off your order!   Thanks for listening! We know there are so many podcasts you could listen to, and we are honored you have chosen Running Reunion.  If you appreciate the work that we do, here are a few things you can do to support us: Take a screenshot of the episode, and share it with your friends, family, and community on social media, especially if you feel that the topic will resonate with them.  Be sure to tag us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram If you are struggling through something a guest mentions, chances are others are too, and you will help them feel less alone.  Leave an honest review on iTunes or your favorite podcast player. Your ratings and reviews will really help us grow and reach new people. Not sure how to leave a review or subscribe?  You can find out here. "Thank you" to Amelia.  We look forward to hearing your thoughts on the show.

Today's guest - Chris Mosier

Hver gang en transkvinde som vægtløfteren Laurel Hubbard eller svømmeren Lia Thomas deltager i en sportskonkurrence, eller måske ligefrem vinder, fylder det spalteplads i medierne og vælter kommentarsporene. Mange er bekymrede for fairness i kvindesport - også folk, der ikke ellers bekymrer sig om kvindesport. En del mener ligefrem, at der er tale om mænd, der skifter køn alene for at vinde medaljer. Men er det virkelig så nemt bare at stille op og konkurrere i kvinde-ligaer som transkvinde? Hvad sker der egentlig med kroppens styrke og hurtighed, når man får hormonterapi? Hvorfor hører vi aldrig om transmænd eller ikke-binære atleter? Og handler hele debatten om “fairness i kvindesport” egentlig overhovedet om sport? Disse og mange andre spørgsmål har vi inviteret volleyball-træner og debattør Nadia Jacobsen, sportsjournalist Karleigh Chardonnay Webb og vært på podcasten De Glemte Atleter Trine Nørgaard Petersen, i studiet for at hjælpe os med at finde svar på. Sammen vil vi forsøge at afkode debatten om transkønnede atleter og se på hvordan både “kønskritiske” feminister og konservative meningsdannere har en særdeles aktiv rolle at spille i at piske en stemning op omkring “fairness i sport”.Om denne podcast: I serien Kønskrigerne undersøger Cybernauterne den “kønskritiske” (Gender Critical) bevægelse, dens historik, dagsordener og metoder, og forklarer den anti-trans dagsordenen, den er en del af. I første afsnit kan du høre en introduktion til bevægelsens historie.Vi giver i podcasten især mikrofonen til dem, der rammes direkte af denne anti-trans retorik, og som ofte overses eller ekskluderes i “debatten”, selvom det er deres liv, sikkerhed og rettigheder der er til diskussion.⚠ Indholdsadvarsel: Serien berører transfobi, misogyni, homofobi og racisme, og der bliver læst eksempler på stærkt transfobiske kommentarer op.

Recently, swimmer Lia Thomas made history when she became the first known transgender athlete to win a division I National championship in any sport. Predictably, the blowback has been intense. With so much conversation again focused on trans athletes, we wanted to bring you an episode we did last year that features two groundbreaking trans athletes telling their own stories.First CeCé Telfer, the first openly trans woman to win a National Collegiate Athletic Association title, joins Imara to discuss her historic win, how the attacks on trans girls in sports is rooted in anti-Black racism, and how she continues to follow her passion despite the backlash.Plus, Chris Mosier, the first openly trans athlete to represent the US in an international competition, comes on the show to discuss his career and the importance of making space for other trans athletes.And, for our moment of Trans Joy this episode, we celebrate Luca Page who started RadicallyFit, a gym that centers queer, trans, POC, big bodied and fat identified people.You can connect with us on social media!Follow TransLash Media @translashmedia on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.Follow Imara Jones on Twitter (@ImaraJones) and Instagram (@Imara_jones_)Follow our guests on social media!CeCé Telfer: @cecetelfer (Instagram)Chris Mosier: @thechrismosier (Instagram)Radically Fit:https://www.radicallyfitoakland.com/aboutTransLash Podcast is produced by Translash Media. Translash Team: Imara Jones, Oliver-Ash Kleine, Callie Wright. Our intern is Mirana Munson-Burke. Xander Adams does the sound editing for our show.Digital strategy by Daniela Capistrano. Music: Ben Draghi and ZZK records. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There are only two kinds of people. Those who live on a lake. And those who wished they did. With that in mind, our guests Scott Freerksen and Chris Mosier founded Lakefront Living International, LLC, a national real estate franchise company focused exclusively on the buying and selling of lakefront and lake community properties. Martin Scorsese's Shutter Island and nine Lakefront Bargain Hunters have turned to Lakefront Living for location advice and arrangements. Lakefront Living has an extensive database of details for 2,809 lakes. In addition to its recent expansion into North Carolina, the company has established franchise territories in Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Hampshire, Ohio, Rhode Island and Tennessee. What drives buyers and agents? How is the pandemic and the economy effective lakefront sales? Listen in. For more information on Lakefront Living Realty, visit https://www.lakefrontliving.com/

What does justice smell like? What does a liberated future taste like? Black trans queer artist, scholar, educator, and dreamer TK Morton (ze/zir) has a vision all mapped out and at the center of it all is joy. We chat about seeking daily joy, the importance of seeing trans folks with different body types, and visualizing trans joy using all the senses.To learn more about TK's work around trans joy, check out https://www.tkmorton.com/ or find zir on TikTok and InstagramContent creators mentioned in this episode:  Mercury Stardust aka Trans Handy Ma'am August aka With Love, August Resources and articles about Lia Thomas and trans athletes, referenced in this episode's intro:  “Swimmer Lia Thomas becomes first known trans athlete to win Div1 national championship” ESPN article “The Debate Over Swimmer Lia Thomas at the NCAA Championships” ESPN Daily podcast episode   TransAthlete.com: A resource and policy hub created by trans athlete Chris Mosier to create greater inclusion in athletics   For questions, comments or feedback about this episode: lastbite@sgdinstitute.org Find us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram or at sgdinstitute.orgHost: R.B. Brooks, they/them, director of programs for the Midwest Institute for Sexuality and Gender DiversityCover art: Adrienne McCormick

In this episode Shireen Ahmed talks with Chris Mosier, is a trailblazing hall of fame triathlete, All-American duathlete, 6-time member of Team USA, as well as an important activist on trans inclusion in sport. They discuss the harm caused by of proposed anti-trans legislation in Texas and legislation in other states. and how banning trans athletes, especially kids, from sports is an attempt to erase them from everyday life. They also discuss the importance of joy and community as tools for resistance. To learn how you can help, visit: https://www.transathlete.com/ This episode was produced by Tressa Versteeg. Shelby Weldon is our social media and website specialist. Burn It All Down is part of the Blue Wire podcast network. For show notes, transcripts, and more info about BIAD, check out our website: www.burnitalldownpod.com To help support the Burn It All Down podcast, please consider becoming a patron: www.patreon.com/burnitalldown For BIAD merchandise: https://www.bonfire.com/store/burn-it-all-down/ Find us on Twitter: twitter.com/BurnItDownPod; Facebook: www.facebook.com/BurnItAllDownPod/; and Instagram: www.instagram.com/burnitalldownpod/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Here are just a selection of some of the best bits in 2021 from the podcast[3:49] Travis Head[7:50] Brooke Neal[11:05] Dr Jim Taylor[14:48] Dale Steyn[17:15] Helen Richardson-Walsh[19:33] Geoff Thomas[22:03] James Kerr[41:50] Chris Mosier[49:08] Patrick Mckeown[56:03] Dr Jim Loehr[1:05:46] Jon Lewis[1:10:17] Michelle Carter[1:13:35] Ruby TuiBe one of the first 100 to receive a Mindstrong journal by signing up at lewishatchett.com/mindstrongThis episode is sponsored by Sport Yogi.Available on iOS & AndroidConnect with Lewis at:TikTok: @lewis_hatchettInstagram: @lewishatchettFor more on the podcast visit www.lewishatchett.com/podcastContact the show at podcast@lewishatchett.com

What's Up, Runners!    Welp, after five incredible years filled with amazing guests, enlightening conversations, and more fun than we ever thought we'd have, we've decided to sunset The BibRave Podcast. Today's episode is #260 and the Grand Finale!    We originally created the show as a way for BibRave to contribute to the larger conversation around running, hoping to find and connect with new people, stories, and movements. After 260 episodes we feel so blessed to check every one of those boxes several times over. We've chatted with some of the biggest names in running, helped elevate stories that were under-represented or under-appreciated, and we've learned so much from all of our guests and listeners. Tim, Jess, and all of the rotating cast of characters are so grateful for the time you've spent with us in your ears, and we're going to miss chatting you up through all those miles.   Why are we ending the show? Well, that's what Episode 260 is all about. Tim and Jess talk about the larger business demands at BibRave, and how it's truly incumbent upon us to evolve and focus on our growing business needs. As the saying goes, “We can do anything we want, we just can't do everything we want.”     Thank you again for being a loyal listener and supporter of The BibRave Podcast. We are so, so appreciative of all the time you've given us over the years, and we'll miss you all. Until we meet again IRL!   Show Notes: Episode 251: Chris Mosier and Transathlete Rights Episode 240: Seeing the Unseen – Native Women Running with Verna Volker Essentialism Follow Team BibRave on social! Tim: IG, TW  Jess: IG, TW   For those digging the sweet ukulele intro music, that comes to us from the talented musician and running coach, Matt Flaherty. Check out his site for more audio goodness!    If you want more from the BibRave running community, check out our race review page at BibRave.com or follow us on Twitter @BibRave.

D.Gil shares Team USA athlete Chris Mosier's transgender basics terminology education on this podcast episode. Listen and Learn! Check out the transgender basics Instagram post to follow along with the episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Mosier is the first transgender athlete to compete in the Olympic Trials in the gender with which they identify. Chris is a six-time member of Team USA, a two-time Men's National Champion, a Men's All-American, and an inductee into the National Gay and Lesbian Sports Hall of Fame. Lewis and Chris talk about his upbringing, journey in sports, relationship with his mum, the power of sport in forming identity, the experience of transitioning, and forms of transitioning, mental health issues in young transgender people, as well as societies conversation around the subject of trans athlete, common misconceptions, especially with the Olympics having recently included its first trans athletes. Along with all of this, how Chris is fighting the good fight and where he hopes to see the conversation, policies around transgender people and athletes going into the future.This episode at a glance:How Chris has been doing recently. [5:14]Discussing Chris' recent injuries.[7:18]The difference between the pain of adapting and the pain of an actual injury. [9:16]Never be shy to take a day off. [13:39]Lessons Chris learned from his recent injuries. [14:53]How Chris used his recovery time when he was injured into the causes he's supporting. [19:24] How Chris got into sport and shares his upbringing. [24:09]Chris' outlet while he was going through his transition. [31:30]Advice for younger people who are wrestling with their own gender identity. [35:09]The supportive role of Chris' mom in his life. [40:15]The struggles that Chris had to encounter during his transition was due to the lack of education on the topic of transgenders. [45:21]Chris talks about the actual process of transitioning to another gender. [46:24]The moment Chris realizes how far he's come as a successful trans-athlete. [53:05]Chris describes how cis-gendered men reacted to him being in the field and competing alongside them. [56:37]Chris and Lewis talk about the misconceptions of transgender athletes having an advantage in the categories they join after they transition. [59:18]Chris and Lewis talk about transgender athletes in other sports. [1:03:48]Chris shares where he thinks he can make the most impact in paving the way for other transgender people, athlete or not. [1:09:33]Chris and Lewis discuss the effects on the rates of suicide of transgender athletes. [1:14:01]The mental health issues that transgender people face. [1:15:53]How Chris manages stress. [1:20:07]Values and foundational elements that Chris believes was crucial to his success. [1:23:04]Sport is one of the best tools for inclusivity. [1:24:50]Progress in transgender issues is not always linear, but that doesn't mean we're not heading in the right direction. [1:28:39]Follow ChrisTwitterInstagramtransathlete.comThis episode is sponsored by Sport Yogi.Available on iOS & AndroidBring Yoga, Mindfulness & Meditation for Athletes to your team by signing up to Sport Yogi Teams at sportyogi.com/teamsConnect with Lewis at:Instagram: @lewishatchettFor more on the podcast visit www.lewishatchett.com/podcastContact the show at podcast@lewishatchett.com

Mike and Aydian in conversation with Team USA Athlete Chris Mosier discussing: - Athlete Sponsorships - Being an out transgender athlete - Masculinity in mens' spaces - How children perceive and learn from adults' masculinity

Chris Mosier was the first transgender athlete to represent the United States in international competition, after earning a spot on Team USA's sprint duathlon men's team in the 2016 World Championship.

Chris Mosier is a trailblazing hall of fame triathlete, All-American duathlete, and a 6-time member of Team USA. In 2015 he became the first known transgender man to represent the United States in international competition, and was a catalyst for change for the International Olympic Committee policy on transgender athletes. He is also a 2x National Champion and the first transgender athlete to compete in the Olympic Trials in any sport in a category different than their sex assigned at birth. He has devoted his life to fighting for transgender athletes' rights and fair, inclusive policy. In this episode, Chris talks about the current moment we are in with so many bills on the table that attack transgender youth. We also talk about the documentary, Changing the Game, that Chris is the Executive Producer of. The film follows transgender high school athletes across the country as they compete at the top of their fields, while also challenging the boundaries and perceptions of fairness and discrimination. Discussed in this episode: --Transathlete.com --Take action tab on transathlete.com (reach out to legislators)!! --Gender-affirming healthcare --The inherent harm in the phrase “protect girls' sports” --AP article: lawmakers fail to be able to cite any example of transgender athletes in sports being a problem --Women's Sports Foundation statement: "Let us be clear, there are many real threats to girls' and women's access and opportunity in sports; however, transgender inclusion is not one of them." --Watch Changing the Game on Hulu --Particular struggles that Black transgender kids face --Sha'Carri Richardson and scrutiny of Black women athletes Quote: “This is not a partisan issue. And while it's been made out to be a partisan issue, my identity should not be political. The identity of these kids should not be political. We're talking about basic human rights, dignity, respect, and opportunity--like every other kid has--to play the sports they love, to be their authentic selves, and to have a childhood and experience in school that is like that of their peers. That is not a political issue.” -Chris Mosier Follow Chris: Website, Instagram, Twitter, Follow Changing the Game: Follow Social Sport: Website, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter Subscribe to the Social Sport Newsletter --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/socialsport/support

In this All 101 episode Michael and Danny Bugg discuss terms frequently related to the transgender community and why the influx of anti-trans in sports bills are could be so damaging to many Americans.Show Notes:NCAA Inclusion Forum on Transgender Athletes: https://mvp.markeys.onl/2021NCAAInclusionForum/agenda/session/562381https://www.thetrevorproject.org/Chris Mosier's website - TransAthlete.comPrivacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

First, through the storytelling of Ryan Montgomery, Queer Pro Ultra Runner, on how running has allowed him to explore and better understand himself. Second, a discussion with Chris Mosier, the first trans athlete to represent Team USA, on the past, present and future of advocacy for LGBTQ+ athletes. Then, a breakdown and call to action on how the listener can take immediate next steps on being an active participant in supporting LGBTQ+ runners. Meet the guests: Ryan Montgomery Professional Ultra runner Altra, 2XU, Suunto sponsored Competing in 24hour World Championships in September for Team USA Chris Mosier 1st Trans athlete to make men's Team USA Nike sponsored Two time National Champion Calls to action: Listen to experiences and stories of LGBTQ athletes Think about the companies you are supporting through your purchases. Consider if they are rainbow washing to appear to be doing work without supporting LGBTQ+ organizations Have empathy towards athletes competing in olympics- we never know what is going on underneath Donate to transathlete.com and support all the work Chris is doing at the moment against anti-trans legislation across the country.   Transathlete is a resource for students, athletes, coaches, and administrators to find information about trans inclusion in athletics at various levels of play. The site pulls together existing information in one central location and breaks down information into easy-to-reference areas to help you find what you need.  If you take action and do one of our suggested takeaways, tell us! We would love to hear what you did, and how it changed you. Tag us in a post on Instagram or email info@runningforreal.com to share. Running Realized is hosted by Tina Muir and Knox Robinson. Produced by Jon Phillips. Original music, sound design, and mix by Daniel Brunelle. Edited by Gordon Bramli. Cover image created by Mari De Monte and Toby Kelleher. Learn more about Running Realized Follow Running Realized on Instagram Learn more about Running Realized here Sign up for the Running Realized Newsletter Thank you to Tracksmith for partnering with running realized Tracksmith is a Boston-based running apparel brand, born from a desire to celebrate both the history and the evolving culture of running. Their team works to create a space where stories and conversations from all corners of the sport are welcome. They believe that stories have the power to both inspire the next generation and grow the sport. And they know that conversations drive change and empower new perspectives. Check out the Tracksmith Journal at journal.tracksmith.com to learn more. Thanks for listening! To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews are appreciated! Share a screenshot of the podcast on your social media and encourage others to go listen too. Be sure to tag Running Realized if you share on Instagram (Tag Knox and Tina too!) Thanks for joining us. See you on July 5 for Episode ten!

We're so excited to welcome trailblazing transathlete, Chris Mosier to The BibRave Podcast! Chris Mosier is an amazing hall of fame triathlete, All-American duathlete, and a 6-time member of Team USA. In 2015, he became the first known transgender man to represent the United States in international competition and was the catalyst for change for the International Olympic Committee policy on transgender athletes. He is also a 2x National Champion and the first transgender athlete to compete in the Olympic Trials in any sport in a category different than their sex assigned at birth. Tim and Jess host Chris for a fascinating and educational conversation about transgender issues as they relate to all sports - especially at the youth level. No matter where you stand on the subject (or where you think you stand), this is a really important conversation the delves into the recent legislation and controversy surrounding transgender athlete rights and access to sport.  Ready to Chase the Sun this summer? This week's episode is sponsored by BUFF® and Strava! Join them to log 206 minutes of running and once completed, you'll receive a discount code for 30% off BUFF® products. Sign up here! This week's episode is also sponsored by Athletic Brewing - your new fav non-alcoholic beer! As runners, we love to plan our long runs on the weekends… but maybe we'd also like to enjoy a cold one or two! Check out their numerous options, get FREE shipping on two six-packs or more, and use code “BIBRAVE15” for 15% off at checkout! For a deeper podcast dive, check out this week's show notes

Today is the first day of Pride Month, yet, as we kick off this month-long celebration designed to achieve equal justice and equal opportunity for the LGBTQ+ community, we continue to see many states introducing harmful legislation aimed at preventing transgender youth from participating in sports. At NRPA, it’s our position that being recognized as the gender with which you identify is a basic human right. Meaning that for the purposes of recreational sports, youth should be allowed to participate in the gender with which they identify. Last month, NRPA published guidance to empower park and recreation professionals to build more inclusive sport environments that welcome all youth into programming. Today we look forward to building on this guidance through a conversation with someone who is doing incredible work in this space.   We are thrilled to welcome Chris Mosier (he/him) to the podcast today. Chris is a trailblazing athlete, coach and the founder of TransAthlete.com. He is a six-time member of Team USA, and in 2015 he became the first openly transgender man to represent the United States in international competition. He was the catalyst for change for the International Olympic Committee policy on transgender athletes and has been called “the man who changed the Olympics” by the BBC and New York Magazine. He is also a two-time National Champion and the first transgender athlete to compete in the Olympic Trials in any sport in a category different than their sex assigned at birth. Chris is a go-to source for policy and information on transgender inclusion in sports, and we couldn’t be more excited to welcome him to the show today. Tune in to the full episode below to learn more about Chris’s story, what all of these ‘firsts’ mean to him, and why his motto is, “Be who you needed when you were younger.” You’ll also learn: How we can apply the same principles used in changing the International Olympic Committee’s policy on trans athletes for adult and youth recreational sports. Why Chris started Transathlete.com, a resource for students, athletes, coaches and administrators about trans inclusion in athletics. What advice he would give to park and recreation professionals trying to create cultures of inclusion in their communities where everyone can thrive. How to take action against recently proposed bills in many states that would prevent transgender youth from participating in sports. Why we need to consider people and our facilities when implementing more inclusive policies. What Chris has planned for Pride Month, and more! Additional resources: Transathlete website Transathlete action items (to see state bills and take action) Follow Chris on Instagram Follow Chris on Twitter Chris Mosier's website NRPA: Supporting Transgender Inclusion in Youth Sports NRPA Webinar: Transgender Inclusion in Sports: 101 (taking place June 17, 2021 at 3 p.m. EDT)

Our guest Dr. Bethany Grace Howe knows Caitlyn Jenner better than anyone we know. She reacts to hearing the wanna-be-candidate in her own words, from an interview with Dawn Ennis for this podcast in April 2020: “I think every trans person, if they’re into athletics, should have an opportunity to compete and to improve themselves. I think sports is such a great way to learn a lot about yourself. And yeah, I want to, hopefully they’ll have the opportunity in the future to do whatever they can do. I’m all for it. I’m all for it.” Follow the anti-trans bills sweeping the country by going to trans athlete and advocate Chris Mosier's excellent site: https://www.transathlete.com/take-action Read about Dr. Howe's efforts to help her neighbors in Oregon who have been devastated by wildfires here: https://www.thenewsguard.com/news/nonprofit-for-fire-relief-appoints-new-director/article_86aa3a6a-4bc9-11eb-af7b-4f7ab75ed42f.html and please consider making a donation by clicking here: https://echo-mountain-fire-relief.square.site/product/donate-to-the-echo-mountain-fire-relief-fund/1 Follow Bethany on Twitter https://twitter.com/BethanyGraceHow and on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bethany.grace.howe Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kirsten is away on the 13th episode of the season. The stories this week are: Gideon taking a look at one aspect of President Joe Biden's infrastructure plan: public transit funding. John talking about the various investigations and allegations surrounding Florida Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz. Ethan giving updates on the aftermath of the Myanmar coup and how the military is cracking down on any opposition. Alejandro highlighting some activists fighting anti-trans legislation across the country. You can follow everyone mentioned on Instagram: Chase Strangio, Raquel Willis, Chris Mosier, Schuyler Bailar and Alok Vaid-Menon. Haley going through the top 10 moments of the Major League Baseball season opening day. This episode was recorded on April 2nd. The intro music is "Dedicated to the Press" by Betty Davis and the outro is "We Are Heading to the East" by springtide. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Instagram for updates on the show and more, both are @review_squared. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thereviewsquared/message

First, we’re going to hear a story from Zobel Belisario, a queer, non-binary trail and ultra runner. Next, a discussion with Patti Flynn, endurance athlete, runner, cyclist, and Senior DEI Consultant at the Equality Institute. Then, a breakdown and call to action on how the listener can take immediate next steps on being an active participant in supporting trans and non-binary runners. Finally, an excerpt from the poem, Zone of Rarity, read by author J Mase III, a Black/trans/queer poet & educator based in Seattle, by way of Philadelphia. Meet the guests: Zobel Belisario (they/them/their) Ultrarunner Pacer with Chinatown Runners Volunteer Coordinator at The Phoenix NYC Patti Flynn (she/her) Diversity Equity & Inclusion Strategy Consultant LGBTQ+ Speaker & Writer Ultramarathoner Ironman finisher Cyclist Calls to action: Be thoughtful with how you cheer for runners, not assuming you know their gender Reach out to races and ask for a third gender to be added to race registration, what policy changes can you encourage races to change to be more inclusive for non-binary and trans runners? Donate to https://sportinclusionproject.com Check out Chris Mosier website, transathlete.com to find information about trans inclusion in athletics at various levels of play Support J Mase III by checking out his book, And Then I Got Fired: One Transqueer’s Reflections on Grief, Unemployment and Inappropriate Jokes About Death If you take action and do one of our suggested takeaways, tell us! We would love to hear what you did, and how it changed you. Tag us in a post on Instagram or email info@runningforreal.com to share. A special thank you to Chris Mosier for introducing us to Patti and J Mase III, as well as for his guidance in helping create this episode. Running Realized is hosted by Tina Muir and Knox Robinson. Produced by Jon Phillips. Original music, sound design, and mix by Daniel Brunelle. Edited by Gordon Bramli. Cover image created by Mari De Monte and Toby Kelleher.

It’s not often that I get the privilege of speaking to someone who is the first in their field and blazing a trail for others to follow. In this conversation I spoke with the international athlete and history maker Chris Mosier. In 2015, he was the spark for changing the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) policy on transgender athletes to provide such individuals with the right to represent their country at the Olympic Games. In 2016, Chris was pivotal in additional policy change within the IOC, by expanding the rights of transgender athletes to take part in the Olympic Games without the previously required necessity of gender reassignment surgery. “I was able to not only get policies created and policies changed. I was able to change the Olympic policy in 2016. All of those things happened because I thought what’s the worst that could happen... If they say no, so I’ll try again. I’ll try a different way. I thought there was no reason why I should compromise or give up a part of myself... There is a real opportunity, for who do I wish that I would’ve seen when I was a young person, and I can now set-out to be that person for the younger version of myself and for every kid that needs to see that today.” Chris is a hall of fame triathlete, All-American duathlete, 2-time National Champion, and a 6-time member of Team USA. In 2015 he became the first known transgender man to represent the United States in international competition. He is talented across multiple disciplines including race walking and was the first openly transgender athlete to compete in an Olympic Trials in a category different than their sex assigned at birth. We explore his work, mindset as an athlete and an advocate for change. Chris also explains based visual assumptions on gender, how people have treated him differently from the perspective of looking at a white woman, compared to looking at a white man. And how this furthers his advocacy of human rights across colour and for the LGBTQ+ rights movement. ————————————————————— His social links are: Instagram: @thechrismosier Website: https://www.transathlete.com/ ————————————————————— This episode is sponsored by Tracksmith, a brand which actively represents and supports the development of a runner’s life in the running community. If you want to win a £200/$250 Tracksmith voucher, follow the instructions set at the start of the podcast. ————————————————————— If you value the content I deliver, please consider becoming a supporter of my podcast by donating via my patreon page. This helps me provide quality content. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ https://www.patreon.com/ARunnersLife --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marcus-brown9/support

On today’s episode, Know Your Role(s) brings you One More Round with George and Dave as the team celebrates the legalization of recreational marijuana in New York, opening day of Major League Baseball, and the age old Eric Stoltz vs. Michael J. Fox debate. On tap in this week’s Bar Talk are the NCAA’s Final Fours, the upcoming NYC mayoral race, and Marvel’s “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.” This week’s game brings you all the fizz and none of the foam as the gang compares sodas to nicknames from “the killer” Sundrop to “smooth criminal” Limoncello La Croix. George looks forward to the new HBO series “Made For Love,” Dave gets excited about Sharon Stone’s memoir “The Beauty of Living Twice,” and producer Marybess highlights Transgender Day of Visibility. Rate, review, and subscribe to Know Your Role(s) wherever you get your podcasts and follow @KYRPod on Twitter and Instagram. Everyone, stay safe and healthy, and wear your mask over your f*cking nose.   Resources: See a full rundown of NYC Mayoral candidates on curbed.com. Stream “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” on Disney+ now. Watch “Made For Love” and “Godzilla vs. Kong” on HBOMax. “The Beauty of Living Twice” is available now wherever books are sold. Learn more about trans and non-binary visibility and allyship via the ACLU / aclu.org, Athlete Ally / athleteally.org, and activists like Schuyler Bailar / @pinkmantaray, Chris Mosier / @thechrismosier, Raquel Willis / @raquel_willis, & Chase Strangio / @chasestrangio.   Hosted by George Gordon and David Kleinman. Produced by Marybess Pritchett. Music: Alnitak Kid, Nate 88, and Cazeaux OSLO.  

Sarah talks to Team USA triathlete Chris Mosier and 3-time national champion Muay Thai Fighter Anne Lieberman about how important sports can be for transgender and non binary teens and the recent uptick in anti-trans legislation in a multitude of states.

This week, we're talking to Chris Mosier, the first trans athlete to represent Team USA, which he did in triathlon, and the first trans athlete to compete in the Olympic Trials, which he did in race walking oddly. Yes, we talk about how someone gets into race walking in the first place—Chris jokes it was harder to come out as a race walker than as a trans man. He also talks about what running meant to him when he was trying to sort out the question he had around his gender identity, how he navigated triathlon, and how he's trying to be a role model for other trans kids now. He also gets into many of the questions people pose him and why he's worried about the attack on trans kids and trans athletes right now. Chris is always interesting and thoughtful, and you'll enjoy this conversation as much as we did. Transcript available here.

This week, we're talking to Chris Mosier, the first trans athlete to represent Team USA, which he did in triathlon, and the first trans athlete to compete in the Olympic Trials, which he did in race walking oddly. Yes, we talk about how someone gets into race walking in the first place—Chris jokes it was harder to come out as a race walker than as a trans man. He also talks about what running meant to him when he was trying to sort out the question he had around his gender identity, how he navigated triathlon, and how he's trying to be a role model for other trans kids now. He also gets into many of the questions people pose him and why he's worried about the attack on trans kids and trans athletes right now. Chris is always interesting and thoughtful, and you'll enjoy this conversation as much as we did. Transcript available here.

Fourteen-year-old Rebekah Bruesehoff has been playing field hockey on the team that corresponds with her gender identity for the past five years. Her teammates haven’t had any problems with Rebekah’s participation. This year, she successfully made the varsity team at her new middle school in Southern New Jersey. This season, her mom Jamie Bruesehoff is more worried than ever that her daughter’s participation could become a problem.Bills that would ban transgender athletes from sports have been proposed in at least 26 states in the last several months. Mississippi’s governor just signed one bill into law on Thursday, March 11. Advocates behind lawsuits in several states argue people assigned male at birth should not be allowed to compete against cisgender women and girls, due to perceived athletic advantages such as taller height and heavier weight.Transgender advocates like 6-time Team USA duathlete Chris Mosier say trans kids have been competing in sports for decades, and deserve to continue to be included. World track cycling champion Veronica Ivy says parameters dictating what kinds of women can participate in women’s sports are detrimental to all women.To hear more from Mosier, Ivy, Rebekah and Jamie Bruesehoff, and transgender baskbetball coach Layne Ingram, listen to the full episode produced by USA TODAY Audio Editor Claire Thornton.Additional reading:National Coming Out Day: Rebekah Bruesehoff shares her storyTwo transgender men talk life experiences on podcast aimed for LGBTQ, cisgender communityTransgender duathlete Chris Mosier’s challenge to N.C. bill

At a time when so much hate and misinformation about trans athletes is rampant, Imara brings two talented trans competitors on the show to hear their stories and celebrate their accomplishments.First CeCé Telfer, the first openly trans woman to win a National Collegiate Athletic Association title, joins Imara to discuss her historic win, how the attacks on trans girls in sports is rooted in anti-Black racism, and how she continues to follow her passion despite the backlash. Plus, Chris Mosier, the first openly trans athlete to represent the US in an international competition, comes on the show to discuss his career and the importance of making space for other trans athletes. And, for our moment of Trans Joy this episode, we celebrate Luca Page who started RadicallyFit, a gym that centers queer, trans, POC, big bodied and fat identified people. You can connect with us on social media!Follow TransLash Media @translashmedia on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.Follow Imara Jones on Twitter (@imarajones) and Instagram (@imara_jones_)Follow our guests on social media!CeCé Telfer: @cecetelfer (Instagram) Chris Mosier: @thechrismosier (Instagram) @thechrismosier (Twitter) Radically Fit: @radicallyfitoakland (instagram)Contribute to CeCé’s GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/GoTeamCeCeTranslash Team: Imara Jones, Ruby Fludzinski, Oliver-Ash Kleine, Montana Thomas, and Yannick Eike Mirko. Our intern is Mirana Munson-Burke.Alexander Charles Adams does the sound editing for our show. Digital strategy by Daniela Capistrano.Music: Ben Draghi and also courtesy of ZZK records. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode you're going to meet THE Chris Mosier, the first transgender man to make it onto Team USA and the first trans guy to compete at Olympic trials against other men. Chris is absolutely brilliant, incredibly articulate, and helps us to understand better what it's been like growing up in his shoes. We sat down and heard about why including trans people in sports is crucial, how to take down the International Olympic Committee (well...not exactly), and who his type really is (hint: David Beckham). All of our links can be found at http://hoo.be/queer Find Chris Mosier Here - @thechrismosier // www.transathlete.com & www.thechrismosier.com Episode artwork is an illustration for Morning Consult by Samantha Elbouez. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/qta/support

Caroline and Rus talk to Team USA athlete and transgender rights activist Chris Mosier. He is the first transgender athlete sponsored by Nike and is the creator of transathlete.com which provides information and resources for transgender inclusion in athletics at all levels of play. But first, Caroline gives Rus an update on her PPP loan application woes and they brainstorm potential names for an unified sole proprietors' union. This episode was produced and edited by https://www.creaghead.com/ (Caroline Creaghead), also produced by http://www.brasstaxes.com/ (Rus Garofalo). Theme music is "Settle Up" by http://www.donwill.me/ (Donwill), and our guest was https://www.thechrismosier.com/ (Chris Mosier). Check out transgenderathlete.com and pointofpride.org "Brass Taxes" is a production of http://podcast.brasstaxes.com/ (Brass Taxes).

On today’s episode, Know Your Role(s) welcomes award-winning writer, podcast host, and comedian Emily Heller to the pod! This week’s Bar talk has Dave offering up some timely reviews and finger hearts, while George regales us with his COVID vaccine adventure. Emily and the boys discuss the importance of finding the right hot sauce, the power of gardening and pet ownership in a pandemic, their reactions to the documentary “Framing Britney Spears” from The NY Times Presents, and shifting from stand-up to comedy-writing when it isn’t safe to comedy in person. This week’s game hits home as Emily, George, and Dave cast their perfect sitcom families, focusing on “Family Ties” whether you’re “Married With Children” or “Fresh Off the Boat.” Dave looks ahead to the release of Chloé Zhao’s “Nomadland” and George gets jittery as he prepares to attempt an in-person stand-up set in Red Hook, Brooklyn. Lastly, producer Marybess turns our attention to the fight for trans rights across the country and what listeners can do to help. Resources: Follow Emily Heller at emilyhellercomedy.com and @mremilyheller, purchase her comedy album “Pasta,” subscribe to her podcast “Baby Geniuses” wherever you stream your content, and find her favorite Organic Fatalii Hot Sauce via cliffamily.com. The NY Times Presents “Framing Britney Spears” and “Nomadland” are streaming now on Hulu. Follow “Reviews” theme creator Gino Fortebuono via Grant Street on soundcloud. Learn more about the fight for trans rights via the ACLU, Human Rights Campaign, Transgender Law Center, Chase Strangio, Chris Mosier, Schuyler Bailar, and Alok Vaid-Menon. “KYR(s)” theme song artists are Alnitak Kid, Nate 88, and Cazeaux OSLO whose new album “Average Man” by Man Made Mountain is available now.  Rate, review, and subscribe to Know Your Role(s) wherever you get your podcasts and follow @KYRPod on Twitter and Instagram. Everyone, stay safe and healthy, and wear your mask over your f*cking nose.

Athlete Chris Mosier sits down with Cameron to discuss being the first transgender athlete to represent the US in international competition, why trans representation matters, and competing on the world stage despite discrimination in and out of sports.

This week, Alex talks about the effect of over 30 dangerous anti-trans bills and more specifically, these bills' impact on athletics. Alex speaks with her guests, Imara Jones, the creator of Trans Lash Media, and Chris Mosier, 6-time member of team USA and trans athlete, about the work they're doing in response to these bills, misinformation about trans people in sports, and how listeners can respond to these bills that are actively marginalizing trans people. ---- Listen to LGBTQ Nation Ad-Free on Forever Dog Plus: https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/plus ---- Find more LGBTQ news stories athttps://www.lgbtqnation.com/ ---- FOLLOW OUR PANELISTS: Alex Berg: Instagram & Twitter- @itsalexberg Imara Jones: Instagram & Twitter: @ImaraJones Chris Mosier: Instagram & Twitter- @thechrismosier Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Yeah, sport is a vehicle for social change outside of the quarter of the field. We've seen sports lead social movements, and I think sport is one of those things that everybody can relate to. It's one of those things that bind us together, regardless of our other differences.”   –Chris Mosier Who is Chris Mosier? This week’s conversation is with Chris Mosier, the first transgender athlete to compete for Team USA, first transgender man to represent the United States in international competition, first transgender athlete to qualify for the Olympic Trials in any sport in a category different than their sex assigned at birth, and Chris is the person credited for the International Olympic Committee’s policy change for transgender athletes.  You don't know what you don't know. Chris says a lot of us have a fear of doing wrong because someone might get hurt by what we say, but it shouldn't prevent us from trying to do our best to step in and be an ally. There’s an idea of intent vs impact where our intent might be good, but the impact might still be hurtful. However, it’s just important for us to acknowledge the hurt we may have caused, and then vow to do better.  Which pronouns should you use? Learning the terminology is a good first step. For example, misgendering is one of the most common things that happens in the trans community. Mis-gendering is when someone says “she” instead of “he” or, says “he” or “she” instead of“they” for somebody's pronounce that they use.    Pronouns are how we refer to people when they’re not around. She/her and he/him are the most common ones, and there are people who use they/them as their pronouns too. Most recently, they/them has been approved by the dictionary to say that even though it is plural, it can refer to one singular person.    Chris explains pronouns are personal and we tend to make assumptions about people’s pronouns when we meet them. In the past year, we’ve seen a big push for people to put their pronouns in the bio of the social media, in emails, or in the window of digital meetings so people know what to correctly address you as. He says this is not just for transgender or non-binary people. It’s for everyone especially if cisgender people and allies do it because it opens space for everyone to be addressed how they want to be addressed. You can learn more terminology at transathlete.com You can't control other people’s opinions, but you can always control how you respond. “I realized over time is that I am not responsible for anybody else's thoughts or opinions. What other people think of me is none of my business,” Chris says, “but what I can control is how I respond.” You are possible. In 2010 Chris didn’t think transitioning was possible. He saw the high school and college kids documenting their transitions but didn't see any adults. Didn't see people in a mid-professional career. Didn't see any trans men playing sports with men. He just didn't know that it was possible.    It took a long time for Chris to even learn about trans identity and to learn the word transgender in a meaningful way. For him to realize it’s a possibility, then explore that with himself.  He knows how women are treated in sport  Chris knows how women are treated in sports because he was treated that way before transitioning. Women weren't given the same playing time. Women got the hand-me-down uniforms and second rate equipment. The men's team got celebrated while the women's team got a brief mention. He shares the mind-blowing statistic that women's sports only get 4% of media coverage on the whole of all sports.   “I'm really grateful that I've had the experience of being raised and socialized as female, competing in sports as a woman and then transitioning to mail seeing how differently I'm treated, seeing all of the harms that are done to women in sports. I think it just gives me this really unique perspective about gender, about power, about masculinity and femininity, and about positioning in the world privilege and all of those things that can help me be a better advocate.”   Chris says we have to understand that athletes come in different sizes, shapes, body structures, types of abilities and athletes receive different support.  How do you compete in sports as a trans-athlete? In 2020 Chris became the first openly transgender male athlete to compete in an Olympic trial. Even though he had to pull out because of an injury, he said his main goal had been getting to Olympic trials as a way to break the barrier and open the door for the next person who comes after him.  What policies and protections exist? Chris explains that in terms of trans policies, rules around transgender affect access to housing, protections for young people in schools, and the military. There were a number of harms committed by this previous administration against the trans community including targeted efforts banning trans people from public life. It was a top-down presidential initiative going through the Department of Education, and even Homeland Security. But in terms of political and legislative actions, Chris says we have a long fight ahead of us.    In the running world, when Chris first transitioned, he had to write to the New York Road Runners and ask how he could switch categories. He said nowadays many governing bodies have adopted new policies, and others wouldn’t make the changes until the Olympic level made them. Chris keeps track of these policies on his website, transathlete.com    In terms of public image and media, Chris says we’re seeing positive representation and seeing a celebration of achievements. More people can look and see someone like themselves in the media represented in a positive way or telling their story in their own voice.  What can we do? While big change lies in the hand of governments and companies, changing public opinion is a wonderful way to get the change to happen. It’s what inspires people to stand up and speak out and say, “This is not what we want, we want equality. We want people to be treated fairly. We want people to be treated with dignity and respect. And this does not align with our values.” How you can be an ally.  “Don't be afraid to engage with trans people and ask questions, respectful questions. The biggest thing is probably thinking about why you need to know that information. And if it's not something you'd ask any other person in the room probably don't ask a trans person, but don't underestimate the impact that you can have in anyone else's life.”   If you have any social circle– friends, and co-workers, you can make an influence by being a good ally in those spaces that can have a profound impact down the road. Everybody has a role to play– whether it's in transphobia, homophobia, racial justice, sexism.    Resources: Trans Athlete Website Chris Mosier Website Chris Mosier Instagram Amelia Gapin R4R Episode Thank you to my wonderful sponsor goodr, Momentous, and Generation UCAN for sponsoring this episode of the Running for Real Podcast.   I have been a fan of goodr for YEARS and I literally have their sunglasses all over my house. I recently had an episode with the Co-Founder Stephen Lease where he talks about the true and real story behind his company and I appreciate him being honest with me about it. 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These Momentous Elite Sleep capsules are fantastic and contain Melatonin, Magtein® (Magnesium L-threonate), and Wild Jujube Seed Extract which together will help reduce nighttime anxiety, gently fall asleep and improve circadian rhythm to achieve higher quality sleep.  Go here and use code TINA for 20% off.   Thank you Generation UCAN, I have been talking about them for years and my ONLY source for fueling while I am training and racing. And without fail I have had a product of UCAN every day, whether it is a peanut butter chocolate bar or their delicious cookies and cream protein powder. It gives you a steady energy without the sugar, so there are no sugar high or crashes!  Use code TINAUCAN for 20% off of your order. Go here to learn more.   Thanks for listening! I hope you enjoyed today's episode. To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Join the Running for Real Facebook Group and share your thoughts on the episode (or future guests you would like to hear from) Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews will really help me climb up the iTunes rankings and I promise, I read every single one. Not sure how to leave a review or subscribe, you can find out here. Thank you to Chris, I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the show.

This week, Julie and Jane welcome the first guy to the pod, as Chris Mosier stops by to discuss competing at a world-class level as a trans athlete, why there are so many laws targeting trans girls, and how cis people can be better allies. ALERT: We get stuff wrong in this episode, we struggle with pronouns and properly gendering trans athletes. We left it all in, as Chris gives us advice on what to do if you make a mistake with someone's pronouns.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chris Mosier is a hall-of-fame triathlete, and six-time member of Team USA, the first transgender man to represent the United States in international competition. Here he speaks to us about the right wing attacks on trans kids, especially the attacks on their access to organized sports, and why we should all take up this fight.  We also have “Choice Words” about New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick’s decision to refuse Donald Trump’s Medal of Honor. In addition, we have “Just Stand Up” and “Just Sit Down” awards to Kyrie Irving for refusing to play in a pandemic and Olympic athlete Klete Keller for refusing to accept the results of a democracy and joining fascists in storming the US Capitol. All this and more on this week’s show! Chris Mosier Twitter: @TheChrisMosier (https://twitter.com/TheChrisMosier?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor)   https://www.thechrismosier.com/ Zirin, In a Shocker, Bill Belichick Spurns Trump’s Medal of Freedom https://www.thenation.com/article/society/bill-belichick-medal-freedom/ — http://www.edgeofsportspodcast.com/ | http://twitter.com/EdgeOfSportsPod | http://fb.com/edgeofsportspod | email us: edgeofsports@gmail.com | Edge of Sports hotline: 401-426-3343 (EDGE)

We're heading towards the end of a year like no other – and to see out 2020, we're spending the next two weeks on the BBC's LGBT Sport Podcast looking back at some of the most memorable guests we've had on this year. Part 1 takes us from January-June, and includes: - Top swimming coaches Emma Collings-Barnes and Greg King-Limb. - American golfer Tadd Fujikawa. - Paralympic wheelchair basketball stars Laurie Williams and Robyn Love. - Football commentator Mike Minay. - England rugby league captain Emily Rudge. - Hall of Fame triathlete and All-American duathlete Chris Mosier. It was great to have a listen back to some of these best bits, featuring everything from surprise proposals to why rewatching ‘Queer as Folk' is never a bad thing! We think you'll like this trip down memory lane, and don't forget to check back in with us next week where our final episode of 2020 will have some of our top moments from the second half of the year. WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PODCAST? jack.murley@bbc.co.uk @jack_murley

My name is Amy Stone and my pronouns are she/her. My guest on this episode is Patti Flynn (she/her).  The first time somebody asked me my pronouns I thought I had accidentally scheduled myself onto a grammar class show. Grammar is not actually my favorite thing. In fact, I have a lifelong aversion to using commas correctly. After a moment of scrambling to remember what pronouns were and how we are supposed to use them I stammered something for an answer that I don’t remember now. Fast forward a few years and I’ve learned some since then including why not making assumptions about pronouns is significant.    In this episode of the Mile after Mile Podcast I interview Patti Flynn who is a transgender runner and triathlete.   Patti shares her background in sport.  We talk about favorite races and what makes them favorites.  We talk about inclusivity and safety.  We talk about representation.    This is an amazing conversation. Thank you to Patti for being my guest on the Mile after Mile Podcast.    Here are some resources and links that are mentioned in this episode. Edge Athlete Lounge https://edgeathletelounge.com/ Chris Mosier https://www.thechrismosier.com/ Proud to Run Chicago http://frontrunnerschicago.com/proud-to-run-chicago/ Transathlete https://www.transathlete.com/ Inclusive Women for Triathlon Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/263564781659226

Chris Mosier – The Game Changer The ‘BBC’ and ‘New York Times’ named him ‘The man who changed the Olympics’. We are honored to have Chris Mosier on the show! Amongst his many, many other accolades he can claim we discuss being the first transgender person on the USA national team, the first trans person to compete in trails for the Olympics as their chosen gender and the honour of being an inductee to the Gay and Lesbian Sports Hall of Fame. Don’t forget to join the conversation and lets us know what you thoughts about what Chris had to say. Twitter @bestgaylife IG @bestgay.life Email podcast@bestgaylife.com or leave us a voice note (for chance to hear yourself in our next episode) at www.anchor.fm/bestgaylife. Chris Mosiers advocacy and fundraising websites are : transathlete.com & pointofpride.org Check out his bunnies on Instagram at @thechrismosie If you like we what do, please don’t forget to subscribe and rate us on iTunes. MUSIC COPYRIGHT OWNERS Gina Thomas (Vocals) and Michael John Jurado SOUND RECORDING RIGHTS OWNER Michael John Jurado (Moral records) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bestgaylife/message

“Doing the right thing is always the right thing.” Episode 13 of the Ali on the Run Show had a massive impact — one that hasn’t slowed in the more than three years since that must-listen episode aired. Today, Episode 13’s Chris Mosier, the transgender Hall of Fame triathlete and duathlete whom The BBC and New York Magazine called “the man who changed the Olympics,” returns to the show to catch up on what he’s been up to since we recorded that conversation. Chris talks about the progress we’ve made regarding transgender rights, and addresses the steps we’ve taken in the wrong direction. He also talks about his foray into race-walking, and shares what it was like competing at the race-walking Olympic Trials earlier this year. Thank you to UCAN for sponsoring the What’s New With You series on the Ali on the Run Show! Go to ucan.co/ontherun and use code ONTHERUN for 20% off your order! What we mention on this episode: Chris Mosier on the Rich Roll Podcast Follow Chris: Instagram Facebook Twitter Strava Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Like the Facebook page Join the Facebook group Twitter @aliontherun1 Support on Patreon Blog Strava Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play

On this week’s episode of the WHOOP Podcast, Kristen Holmes sits down with Chris Mosier, the first trans man to represent the United States in international athletic competition. Chris is a trailblazer in the world of sports. He successfully challenged the International Olympic Committee’s policy on trans athletes and has made Team USA 6 times in duathlon and triathlon. Chris discusses advocating for trans athletes (4:10), his fear of losing sports after transition (7:01), finding yourself (11:44), supporting trans youth (14:47), sports and life lessons (21:32), recovering from two mini-strokes (24:31), finding running (26:14), painkiller abuse (31:08), using WHOOP (33:50), learning from the WHOOP Journal (39:03), and his motto to live by (43:05).Support the show (http://whoop.com)

Chris Mosier has made history many times before, as the first transgender athlete to represent the United States in international competition, appear in the ESPN Body Issue, and be sponsored by Nike.   This January, he once again blazed a trail at the Olympic Trials for the 50K racewalk, becoming the first transgender athlete to qualify and compete in the Trials in the gender with which they identify. However, injury nearly robbed him of the chance to make it to the starting line.    On this week's episode, Mosier shares the experience of having an injury he didn't tell anyone about; how he's changed his goals and perspectives through injury and other challenges, and the way his identity continues to evolve through his competition and his work as an activist.   A huge thank you to Fluid Running H2GO, the only app-based deep-water running system in the world, for sponsoring this season of the Injured Athletes Club. CLICK HERE and use code IAC 30 to take $30 off the full system or the digital bundle.   In this episode, we discuss: How injuries are viewed in triathlon and duathlon, and the advantage of being a multisport athlete (4:49) His early injuries, including multiple concussions, and how they affected him—including bringing him face to face with vulnerability (9:18) How he started racewalking, and when his most recent injury occurred (17:29) The way he coped with training for a major event while simultaneously managing an injury—including a little bit of what we might call bargaining (22:02) How he shifted his perspective to focus more on his advocacy (25:16) Meditation, how it's helped him, and his app of choice (28:48) The ways in which he suppressed emotions from childhood on, how he's begun to undo that, and how those lessons apply to the world right now (35:26) The leadup to the Olympic Trials and what it was like to keep his injury under wraps (41:05) A dramatic recap of the race itself (44:27) His key pieces of advice for other injured athletes, including offering yourself grace, remembering injury is temporary, and focusing on what's in your control (51:51)   You can subscribe to The Injured Athletes Club on Spotify, Stitcher, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts, and if you like what you hear, please leave us a rating or a review in Apple podcasts. That helps other injured athletes find the show.   Resources/links we mention: Chris's website, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook page His New York Times profile from January His feature in the ESPN Body Issue His Nike ad, which aired during the Rio Olympics His episode of the Rich Roll podcast His website, Transathlete.com EDGE Athlete Lounge in Chicago, where he coaches   To access more resources for injured athletes: Join The Injured Athletes Club mailing list, for weekly news and updates Join The Injured Athletes Club Facebook group, for support and camaraderie Email us at hello@injuredathletesclub.com with questions, guest suggestions, or other feedback   DISCLAIMER: This content is for educational & informational use only and & does not constitute medical advice. Do not disregard, avoid or delay obtaining medical or health related advice from your health-care professional because of something you may have heard in an episode of this podcast. You should not rely on this information as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Please consult with a qualified medical professional for proper evaluation & treatment. Guests who speak on this podcast express their own opinions, experiences, and conclusions, and The Injured Athletes Club podcast hosts nor any company providing financial support endorses or opposes any particular treatment option discussed in the episodes of this podcast and are not responsible for any actions or inactions of listeners based on the information presented. The use of any information provided is solely at your own risk.

“Be the person you needed when you were younger.”-Chris MosierWith elections looming, the scope of human rights is being hotly debated — and soon to be cast across ballots.In the crosshairs is gender politics — specifically transgender rights — a vital subject of contention I admit to understanding less than I should.So let's talk about it.To anchor this exploration I reached out to Chris Mosier — arguably the most prominent and accomplished transgender athlete working to progress cultural perceptions and activate legislative change.You may recognize Chris from the viral Nike commercial that aired during the 2016 Rio Olympics. In addition to being the first transgender athlete to be sponsored by Nike, Chris holds the distinction of being the first trans athlete ever to be featured in the ESPN Body Issue.Among his many accomplishments, Chris is a hall of fame triathlete, All-American duathlete, 2-time National Champion, and a 6-time member of Team USA. In 2015 he became the first known transgender man to represent the United States in international competition.More recently, he picked up the sport of race walking and rapidly distinguished himself, becoming the first openly transgender athlete to compete in an Olympic Trials in a category different than their sex assigned at birth.As an activist, Chris has spent years at the forefront of the LGBTQ+ rights movement, paving a more inclusive path for future trans athletes. In 2015, he was the catalyst for changing the International Olympic Committee’s policy on transgender athletes to provide such individuals with the right to represent their country at the Olympic Games. And in 2016, Chris drove further policy change within the IOC, expanding the rights of transgender athletes to take part in the Olympic Games without the previously required necessity of gender reassignment surgery.Profiled everywhere from Rolling Stone to the New York Times, Chris is also the founder of Transathlete.com, a resource for students, athletes, coaches, and administrators to find information about trans inclusion in athletics at various levels of play. He has mentored transgender athletes around the globe, from high school and recreational to the professional levels, and helped teams, leagues, and professional sports leagues create gender-inclusive policies.Aside from his physical prowess, what impresses me most about Chris is his courage. He had the option to stay silent — to make the most of his passing privilege without enduring the scrutiny that accompanies a public coming out. But he did so to set precedent. To change public perception. And stand as a beacon of hope and possibility for those who will come after him.This is a conversation about Chris’s unique life. His transition. His trials. And his tribulations.It’s about the privileges of gender, race, and class.It’s about what it’s like having your very existence up for debate, and how our country is treating so many of her citizens as non-humans.For context, consider that 41% of trans youth attempt suicide. Horrific and unacceptable, it's a statistic that must change. Together we can do better. So it is with pride that I share Chris’ story, bravery, and vulnerability with you today.Note: This conversation was recorded pre-pandemic, thus there is no mention of the coronavirus. May this episode provide a significant and thoughtful reprieve from your 24/7 pandemic news feed.And for something new & different: People seemed to enjoy my brief check-in segment with Mishka Shubaly in the lead in to my recent episode with Chris Hauth (RRP #514). So I thought I'd do it again. Today's appetizer to the main course is Nadia Bolz-Weber -- my favorite heavily tattooed Lutheran pastor from RRP #428 -- who drops in to talk quarantine, 'grace for fuckups' and her fabulous new podcast, The Confessional.The visually inclined can watch it all go down on YouTube. And as always, the audio version streams wild and free on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.I sincerely hope you find this exchange as revealing and enlightening as I did.Peace + Plants,Listen, Watch & SubscribeApple Podcasts | YouTube | Spotify | Stitcher | Google PodcastsThanks to this week’s sponsorsOn Running: Born in the Swiss Alps, On Running is the world’s fastest-growing running brand. From their patented cushioning system to their gorgeous minimal design aesthetic, On has become my go-to for all my trail and road running needs with gear that fits, performs and looks great. 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For a complete list of all RRP sponsors and their respective vanity URLs and discount codes, visit my Resources page and click "Sponsors".SHOW NOTESConnect With Chris: Website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | StravaConnect with Nadia: Website | Twitter | Instagram | FacebookPodcast: The ConfessionalTransathlete: transathlete.comNY Times: Trans Athlete Chris Mosier on Qualifying for the Olympic TrialsNike Commerical: 'Unlimited'Nike Commercial: 'Unlimited Courage'Rolling Stone: Chris Mosier on Making History as First Trans Member of Team USATIME: First Transgender Man on the U.S. National Team Stars in Nike AdESPN: The Body Issue 2016: Chris MosierNovember Project Documentary: 'Showing Up'QZ: The first transgender athlete on Team USA reveals how he combats sexism in sportsThe Cut: The First Ad Featuring a Trans Athlete Aired During the OlympicsThe Cut: The Trans Athlete Behind the Olympic Committee’s New Gender PolicyBleacher Report: Transgender Athlete Chris Mosier Competes in 2016 World Duathlon ChampionshipIdaho Press: 'Some of the damage has already been done': Chris Mosier, crowd rally at Capitol against trans legislationAdWeek: Nike’s Latest Ad Stars Chris Mosier, the First Transgender Athlete on a U.S. National TeamRelated Podcasts You Might EnjoyRRP #277: Brogan Graham On Igniting A Fitness RevolutionRRP #487: Kendra Little Is Becoming More: Broadening The Gender Identity ConversationRRP #493: Lauren Fleshman Is The Role Model We NeedRRP #428: Nadia Bolz-Weber Is ShamelessThanks to Jason Camiolo for production, audio engineering and show notes; Margo Lubin and Blake Curtis for video, editing and graphics; portraits by Ali Rogers; copywriting by Georgia Whaley; and theme music by Ana Leimma.*Disclosure: Books and products denoted with an asterisk are hyperlinked to an affiliate program. We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.HOW CAN I SUPPORT THE PODCAST?Tell Your Friends & Share Online!Subscribe & Review: iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Soundcloud | Google PodcastsDonate: Check out our Patreon accountSupport The Sponsors: One of the best ways to support the podcast is to support our sponsors. For a complete list of all RRP sponsors and their respective vanity URLs and discount codes, visit my Resources page and click "Sponsors". See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's a landmark episode of the BBC's LGBT Sport Podcast – as we reach 100 episodes. For a big show, you need a big guest - and that's exactly what we've got with Chris Mosier. He's someone who is used to accomplishing firsts. A Hall of Fame triathlete, Chris is also an All-American duathlete who made history as the first transgender man to represent the United States in international competition. And then, earlier this year, he made history again – when he became the first trans-man to compete in a US Olympic Trial, when he entered the race-walking event. Chris is also the first trans-man to feature in a Nike commercial and the first trans-athlete to appear in ESPN's Body Issue – and we're over the moon that he's joined us to talk about all of that and more on our 100th episode. It's a cracking episode with a brilliant talker – and we really think you're going to like it. WANT TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR GUEST? @thechrismosier WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE SHOW? jack.murley@bbc.co.uk @jack_murley

This week we have an EXTRA special episode featuring exemplary athlete and advocate Chris Mosier. If you haven’t yet had the joy of learning about Chris, here’s a brief rundown of his incredible accomplishments: First trans man to make a men’s US national team 6 time team member of Team USA in triathlon and duathlon Has won two national championships in race walking First trans athlete to compete in the Olympic trials in the gender in which they identify Rachel and Jor-El talk to Chris about living his personal motto “be who you needed when you were younger”, advocating for youth athletes and leaving a legacy as a trans athlete. This episode is definitely not one to be missed!   We also learn more about Chris’ background in sports and who his favorite Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle is. This is a good one filled with heart, humor and purpose. To learn more about Chris’ advocacy work you can keep up with him on Instagram @TheChrisMosier and transathlete. If you enjoy our podcast please send feedback to us @vivawellnessnyc, @rachelgersten and @jorelcaraballo on Twitter and Instagram. And please leave a rating and review on iTunes so that we can grow our podcast even further. Thanks for listening!

Chris Mosier is a trailblazing trans athlete who recently competed in the United States Olympic Trials for racewalking. It's a sport he's entered only in the last year. He talks about how his success in sports has driven interest from sponsors an the media, and he gives us a detailed account of his experience as the first trans man in a men's U.S. Olympic Trial. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For Christmas Eve we're revisiting the Dec. 10th episode in which I spoke with the amazing trans athlete and advocate Chris Mosier. When I first started this podcast back in March, Chris was one of the guests I really wanted to speak with. It took some time for our schedules to work and here he is. While we talk about his transitioning a bit, we focus more on his advocacy work, competition and policy changes at the different levels. Here are some links to get some more info: Regarding the Chris Mosier Project from Nike: https://workingnotworking.com/projects/182507-nike-betrue-the-chris-mosier-project To find more information on his advocacy : https://www.transathlete.com/ His personal/public speaking website : https://www.thechrismosier.com/ Follow Chris on Twitter, Instagram and facebook : @thechrismosier PLEASE LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and SHARE You can find me twitter and Instagram at : @LPFPod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Team USA's Chris Mosier, fresh off announcing he is competing in the Olympic Trials for race walking next month, joins Dawn Ennis and Karleigh Webb to talk about this historic opportunity, his advocacy, his work with Nike and his love for Baby Yoda, as we discuss the opening of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. Also Karleigh and Dawn talk DC Comics superheroes from Superman to Batman, Batwoman and the Green Lantern. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For Trans Week, Karleigh Webb and Dawn Ennis talk with Caitlyn Jenner Foundation researcher Dr. Bethany Grace Howe of the University of Oregon about her study, the Oregon Ducks, and Jenner. They also discuss South Park, the Team Trans hockey match, Twitter trolls and trans athlete Chris Mosier. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Last June (2018), I was very fortunate to travel to New York for work and while there, I thought it'd be fun to meet up with other triathletes, train with them and hear their story! I sent a message to the Empire Triathlon Club in New York and soon found myself attending one their strength sessions and runs! They welcomed me with open arms and I had truly a terrific time. If you're ever a triathlete in NYC, I highly recommend joining them! While still hot and sweaty from the session, I caught up with three of their athletes! Our conversations are short and varied: achieving goals, overcoming fears, journeys into triathlon, being courageous , giving back and much more!(At the end you'll hear me mention Chris Mosier coming on the podcast, we're hoping our schedules will match up for Season 4!).

When the outside world is at odds with our very humanity, everyday life is an endless threat, one that requires constant self-protection. In “I’m Not Running Away,” we meet three people who spent much of their lives hiding their truth, then confronted their fear and courageously stepped from the shadows. Guests include transgender advocate and triathlete Chris Mosier (the first known trans athlete to join a U.S. national team different from his birth-assigned gender), immigration activist Angy Rivera (a Colombia native who fled for New York as a child and later founded a groundbreaking advice column for fellow undocumented immigrants), and thespian Lisa Dwan (an Irish stage actress who suffers from debilitating panic attacks and stage fright). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One of the most dramatic societal changes over the last few years has been the advancement of transgender rights. While the 1.4 million Americans who identify as transgender have yet to reach equality, it is efforts from people like this episode’s guest Chris Mosier who are making these human rights advancements possible.In this interview, pioneering transgender athlete Chris Mosier shares the importance of athletics in his life, his journey to defining his gender identity, and how our world is changing to be more inclusive and understanding through policy and social change. Chris also provides outstanding insight and advice for those (and their families, friends, and co-workers) who are questioning, curious, or looking to better understand transgender identity.Chris has been heavily involved in athletics since he was four years old, becoming a trailblazing athlete in his 20s as an All-American Duathlete and six-time member of Team USA. In 2015 he made history as the first known transgender man to make a US Men’s National Team, challenging Olympic policy and opening doors for future transgender athletes. As an advocate for the transgender community, Chris established transathlete.com, the go-to source on transgender athletic policy. He also mentors young athletes and speaks to organizations about how to create more inclusive policies for their institutions.

Chris Mosier is a professional triathlete, All-American duathlete & 5-time member of Team USA. In this episode, he shares insights on what it’s like to be the first transgender athlete to make the men’s US National team, to be in the ESPN Body Issue and the first transgender athlete sponsored by Nike.Through his efforts, he has been able to catalyst change for the International Olympic Committee policy on transgender athletes. He also acts as a leader and mentor for those in the transgender sports community, and has helped all types of different organizations around the globe create gender-inclusive policies.

Sarah talks with Team USA runner Chris Mosier about teaching adults karate as a 10-year-old, being a mascot in college, making the decision to transition, challenging and eventually changing International Olympic Committee policies, and misconceptions about the trans community.

On the first episode of 'Forward Progress', we spoke with trans athlete and advocate Chris Mosier about his transition, what it meant to compete in the red, white and blue, and how he’s pushing international athletic committees to change their policy to be more accommodating to transgendered athletes.

This week on SarahTalk... Chris Mosier is a multi-disciplined transgender athlete who, when not making me feel bad for being lazy and out of shape, is involved in creating inclusive policies for sport organizations at every level.  He's the first known trans man to make a men's US National Team, first transgender athlete in the ESPN Body Issue, and the first transgender athlete sponsored by Nike!  Now he's using his notoriety and platform to inspire, mentor, and advocate inclusivity for transgender athletes. TransAthlete.com TheChrisMosier.com

The first openly Transgender athlete on a U.S. national team- Chris Mosier is a duathlete, triathlete and role model for a generation of LGBTQ2S competitors. He and Anastasia explore questions of gender equality, and steroid use- issues that are testing sport governing bodies come to the fore in Chris' career. And his perspective on male privelege should give everyone pause for thought.

Go to purplepatchfitness.com/transgenderathlete to receive more resources and information on Chris Mosier.   Matt Dixon is back with another moving and inspiring feature with a Purple Patch athlete. In 2015, Chris Mosier became the first openly transgender man to make the Men’s US National Team and, in 2016, he became the first trans athlete to compete in a World Championship. He is a 5-Time Member of Team USA, representing the United States in Sprint Triathlon, as well as both Short Course and Long Course Duathlon. He is, as the BBC said, “The Man Who Changed the Olympics” as he was instrumental in getting the International Olympic Committee (IOC) policy on transgender athletes changed. Today, Matt Dixon shares Chris’s journey from childhood athlete to successful athlete, advocate, and member of Team USA. What was it like growing up playing female sports even though he didn’t identify with his gender? How did he navigate sports in school and throughout college? When and why did he decide to transition? What is it like competing as a man today? What have his struggles and journey taught him about training? Does he embrace his work as an advocate? What does a typical training and testosterone protocol look like for him? What does the future hold for transgender athletes? What is his outlook on the future of sport?  Let there be no doubt that Chris is a trailblazer and groundbreaking transgender athlete. He is a beacon, an inspiration, and a resource for others.   In fact, go to purplepatchfitness.com/transgenderathlete to receive more resources and information on Chris Mosier. You can also find many of the links below: Transgender Athlete Resources Chris's Website: Transathlete.com Transgender Terminology: https://www.transathlete.com/starthere 5 Tips for Allies of Transgender People: https://www.transathlete.com/five-tips-for-trans-allies Chris Mosier in the Media ESPN profile on Chris Original Nike Ad from 2016 ESPN Body Issue 2016 New Nike ad that just launched June 6  BBC Interview: Man who changed the Olympics Trans Athlete Behind IOC Policy Change   Connect with Chris Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thechrismosier/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thechrismosier/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheChrisMosier Website: www.thechrismosier.com   Follow Purple Patch Fitness and learn more about our Coaching Services, Training Camps, Promotions and Matt's Latest Book, Fast Track Triathlete: Purple Patch Fitness Website Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Instagram Thanks for taking a listen and, if you like what you hear, please subscribe, share, rate and review. Your feedback is appreciated. Subscribe to the Purple Patch Podcast: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Google Play   Copyright 2018 All Rights Reserved

Sara Gross talks to transgender triathlete and duathlete Chris Mosier. Listen as they discuss Chris's experiences as a transgender man in triathlon, his troubles navigating locker rooms and his apprehension about using public restrooms in North Carolina. Chris Mosier is an athlete, a coach and an educator. He is the first openly transgender man to make a US Men’s National Team. More about Chris can be found on his website www.transathlete.com.

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In Episode 12 of Burn It All Down, Shireen Ahmed, Brenda Elsey, and Jessica Luther discuss the growing popularity of women's cricket; then Shireen interviews Tracie Leost, Metis runner and activist, about the importance of community building and strength of Native American and Indigenous athletes, and how she used running to draw attention to the crisis of over 3000 missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada; followed by a discussion of the current (concerning) state of sports media; and a collection of audio from WNBA All-Star weekend, compiled by Lindsay Gibbs. Then Shireen, Brenda, and Jessica burn some stuff and praise some bad ass women before capping it off with the games they’re excited to watch this week. Discussion of Women’s World Cup and rising popularity of women’s cricket (1:18) accomplishments of Kaur (3:53) need for support from national federations and federations to grow the game and Pakistan Cricket Board’s misstep (7:38) Interview with Metis athlete-activist Tracie Leost (12:48) her journey with the North American Indigenous Games 2017 (15:08) using running to bring attention to Missing and Murdered Indigenous women in Canada (15:53) underfunding and challenges of Indigenous youth in sport (21:28), her work in social work and sport Clips of audio from WNBA All-Star game from Lindsay Gibbs (27:02) Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi (27:17) on Jonquel Jones (28:18), about Allie Quigley and the Pat Quigley memorial fund (30:01) Tina Charles on WNBA’s BLM protests (32:28) Cheryl Reeves on BLM movement and being leaders in communities (33:36) Bird on athlete activism (35:00) Lisa Borders’ pre-game presser (37:27) On sports media and switch to more video content (38:47) VICE shutting down the sports site and how is affects freelancers (40:30) how it affects women athletes and their advocacy through media (43:00) shutting down, layoffs and downsizing at MTV news, Grantland SI, espn, Gawker (44:00) what does it mean for women and “gig-economies” (46:00) Burn Pile - Jessica burns the anti-trans bill (#SB3) in the state of Texas that seeks to overturn the current ordinances that protect trans folks and particularly trans athletes (50:45) Brenda burns ESPNFC and other football media’s fake news and shitty coverage of women’s soccer specifically Women’s Euros 2017, and sexist commentary (55:55) Shireen burns a NYT piece glorifying a female CEO of a horribly misogynist and racist media outlet (58:15) Badass Woman of the Week: Seattle Storm and Planned Parenthood (1:00:24) Honorable Mentions: Nadia Nadim - Striker on Denmark’s National team and player on Portland Thorns (1:02:42) Team Netherlands and Team Norway - opening match at Women’s Euros 2017 (1:03:52) Niam O’Donoghue (1:04:40) Claressa Shields (1:05:10) Brenda is looking forward to watching Spain vs England at the Euro (1:05:40) Jessica is looking forward to WNBA games (1:06:04) Shireen is looking forward to watching the Women’s World Cup final in cricket between India and England and then watch France keeps it’s head above water at the Euros (1:06:27) Links: Women’s Cricket World Cup: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/21/sports/womens-cricket-world-cup.html, http://nation.com.pk/sports/17-Jul-2017/sana-mir-may-lose-captaincy-due-to-pakistan-s-dismal-world-cup-performance N.A. Indigenous Games: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/the-roots-of-the-indigenous-games-naig-2017-sports-toronto-north-american/article35692633/ Tracie Leost: http://www.vogue.com/article/cass-mccombs-video-premiere-run-sister-run-tracie-lost Chris Mosier on SB3: https://twitter.com/i/moments/888158272842334208 Erika Nardini: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/14/business/erika-nardini-barstool-sports-value-of-leading-10-percent-players.html Seattle Storm: https://thinkprogress.org/wnba-planned-parenthood-rally-8967bc1ce66c

In this episode, we talk with Chris Mosier, the first trans athlete to make Team USA. We talk with him about how to have the courage to pursue your dreams without compromising who you are. And in this week’s “Happy Couples” segment we show you how defensiveness can be harmful to your relationship. And finally for “Your Moment of Inspiration” - listen to the words of Maya Angelou and become encouraged to face challenges in your life.

Brynn Fessette O’Neill is a physical therapist at Finish Line Physical Therapy in New York City — in fact, she’s my physical therapist! On this episode, Brynn talks about how she became a physical therapist and shares her advice for anyone considering a similar career path. She talks about the three things runners should be doing every single day to stay healthy and injury-free, dishes on the difference between her male and female patients — spoiler, she says women are way tougher — and discusses the most common injuries and issues she sees in athletes. This is a must-listen for runners! Stuff We Mention on the Show: Finish Line Physical Therapy: http://finishlinept.com/ Coach Cane: https://www.instagram.com/coachcane/ San Diego Half Marathon: http://sdhalfmarathon.com/ Team in Training: http://www.teamintraining.org/ New York City Marathon: http://www.tcsnycmarathon.org/ Philadelphia Marathon: http://philadelphiamarathon.com/ United Airlines NYC Half: http://www.nyrr.org/races-and-events/2017/united-airlines-nyc-half How to foam roll your lateral quads: http://dailyburn.com/life/fitness/foam-rolling-moves-quads/ Alter-G treadmill: http://finishlinept.com/services/alterg-anti-gravity-treadmill/ Finish Line Physical Therapy on ClassPass: https://classpass.com/studios/finish-line-pt-new-york Chris Mosier on the Ali on the Run Show: http://www.aliontherunblog.com/ali-on-the-run-show-podcast/ Ragnar Relay South Beach: https://www.runragnar.com/event-detail/relay/southbeach New York Transit App: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/transit-real-time-app-for-bus-subway-metro/id498151501?mt=8 Follow Brynn: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bfessette/ Website: http://finishlinept.com/team/brynn-fessette/ Follow Finish Line Physical Therapy: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/finishlinept/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/FinishLinePT Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FinishLinePT Website: http://finishlinept.com/ Follow Ali: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aliontherun1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/aliontherun1 Blog: http://www.aliontherunblog.com/ Strava: https://www.strava.com/athletes/13333410 Thank you for listening to and supporting the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on iTunes. Spread the run love!

Chris Mosier is a Hall of Fame triathlete and duathlete, and was called “The Man Who Changed the Olympics” by The BBC and New York Magazine. He’s a barrier-breaking Nike-sponsored athlete, who you may have seen in Nike’s commercials during the 2016 Rio Olympics. He’s a three-time Ironman, and was named Best Personal Trainer in the Northeast by Competitor Magazine in 2014. Chris was the first transgender athlete to be featured in the ESPN Magazine Body Issue, and was named Person of the Year by Outsports. In 2015, he became the first openly transgender man to make a men’s U.S. National Team when he qualified for the sprint duathlon team. He was also a catalyst for change in the International Olympic Committee Policy on transgender athletes. He’s also the vice president of program development and community relations for You Can Play and is an online coach for Daily Burn. Even though I’ve known Chris for years and consider him a very close friend, I asked a lot of the questions I’ve always had about what it means to be transgender, and he was kind (and patient) enough to answer all of them. Chris was never uncomfortable, and reassured me, “You don’t know what you don’t know.” There’s so much good stuff in this episode, and I learned so much during my conversation with Chris. Throughout the episode, we talk about Chris’s transition, what it was like for his family and his wife, and how it affected his sports performance and racing goals. We also talk about his job, what it was like being in a Nike commercial, and what he wishes more people understood about being transgender. Stuff We Mention on the Show: November Project: http://november-project.com/ New York Road Runners: www.nyrr.org New York Times story on Chris competing at the New York City Triathlon: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/06/sports/for-transgender-triathlete-a-top-finish-is-secondary.html 2016 “Unlimited Courage” Nike Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gq8PO9XK2Y Chris Mosier in ADWEEK: http://www.adweek.com/brand-marketing/nikes-latest-ad-stars-chris-mosier-first-transgender-athlete-us-national-team-172881/ Chris Mosier on Making History as First Trans Member of Team USA: http://www.rollingstone.com/sports/features/chris-mosier-first-trans-team-usa-member-w432272 TransAthlete: https://www.transathlete.com/ You Can Play: http://www.youcanplayproject.org/ Chris Mosier in ESPN’s Body Issue: http://www.espn.com/olympics/story/_/page/bodychrismosier/duathlete-chris-mosier-breaking-barriers-repping-team-usa-body-issue-2016 Follow Chris: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thechrismosier/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thechrismosier/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheChrisMosier Strava: https://www.strava.com/athletes/188131 Follow Ali: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aliontherun1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/aliontherun1 Blog: http://www.aliontherunblog.com/ Strava: https://www.strava.com/athletes/13333410 Thank you for listening to and supporting the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on iTunes. Spread the run love!

We are honoed to have Chris Mosier as our guest this week.  Chris is the first transgender member of the US Triathlon team and he has made celebrity appearances at a large variety of events, was the star of a NIKE commercial during the Olympics and recently was named as OUTSPORTS person of the year for his contributions to the LGBTQ community as an athlete. He can best be described as a pioneer in trandsgender athletics, having an impact on International Rules, the Olymics, and even your local race.  Plus, he can kick your ass out there on the bike, running, and swimming! Listen in and hear what he has to say! Oh yeah, Also mailbag, favorite things, blah blah blah.  Listen to the F*CKING interview.  It's awesome!

For Trans Week we wanted to address the state of access to sports for transgender athletes, and we figured there was no better place to go than Chris Mosier. Mosier has participated in a United States national championship and a world championship as an out trans man, the first person to do that. Mosier has pushed for more inclusive transgender policies in sports at every level, from high school to the pros and international competition. Mosier talks with us about the level of inclusion for trans athletes at all of these different areas of sports.  He also shares his personal experiences fighting for his own equality in sports, and competing in a state like North Carolina after it passed a specifically transphobic bill like HB2.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A few days before he headed to Spain to compete in the World Duathlon Championship, Chris Mosier filled us in on his rise to the top, and what it means to be a transgender athlete on a global level. The People Promoted on this Episode: "Wade Davis is the executive director of You Can Play," says Chris. "It's another sports organization that does LGBTQ advocacy work in men's pro sports. Wade is a former NFL player and openly gay and he did a Ted talk on the mask of masculinity, and I think it's something that is so incredibly important for folks to listen to and to consider." Follow These People on Twitter: Women's Health: @womenshealthmag Caitlin Abber: @everydaycaitlin Chris Mosier: @TheChrisMosier Episode Credits: Uninterrupted is produced by Caitlin Abber, with audio production by Paul Ruest and Dani Wexelman. Editorial support was provided by Lisa Chudnofsky. Our theme music is “Bullshit” by Jen Miller.

I have mixed feelings," Chris Mosier, a transgender athlete said after clinching a spot on the U.S. National Team in the duathlon. "It feels great to have made the US National Team while in North Carolina - I earned a spot to represent Team USA in a state with policies that intentionally target transgender people for differential treatment and exposes us to potential violence and harassment." We discuss Mosier's win and what it means. We also talk about the one place where gay jokes are acceptable -- in a locker room where an athlete has come out. That's what pro baseball pitcher Sean Conroy learned. Being teased by his teammates showed he was just one of the guys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Born and raised in the the south and with a passion to excel, Dylan Vox has had varied life experiences that have allowed him to succeed in several different aspects of the entertainment industry. Raised with an intense work ethic and a motto of “if you believe it, you can achieve it” Vox has been able to set high goals and worked relentlessly to achieve them. After graduating magna cum laude with two bachelors in Journalism and Political Science, Vox moved to Colorado to train at the Olympic Training Center and became an elite level Ice Dancer. Here, he also obtained an MBA from the University of Denver before moving to California and earning a Juris Doctrine degree from Pepperdine. With a passion to entertain strongly engrained and a dream to be successful in film and television, Vox would forgo a career in law and quickly began to achieve some success as an actor. With early television roles such as his recurring role on Dante’s Coveand the Lair, Vox began to build his resume and began to consistently work in the field. He has appeared in over a dozen stage shows Wake Not the Dead: A Rock Opera, Hunky Dory: The David Bowie Musical, Boomermania!, the west coast premiere of Debbie Does Dallas the Musical, and the world premiere of City Kid, the latter two garnered critics awards and several accolades.   He has been in over 30 films and as a featured performer on a wide variety of television shows and commercials. He has created memorable characters in series like Keeping up with the Kartrashians, and Longhorns, where he could demonstrate his comedic chops and in serious roles in films like Summoned where he played a wrongly accused serial killer, and Hercules Reborn as a maniacal foe to the protagonist. His love of filmmaking soon found him on the producing end of projects like Casper Van Dien’s Sleeping Beauty, and the XBOX exclusive Coed and the Zombie Stoner and SYFY Original Sharknado 2.  With dozens of productions both in front of and behind the camera under his belt, Vox continues to work hard and make a name for himself in this often ruthless field. He has an unbreakable spirit and an ambition that would knock Ashley Judd off her feet. Vox loves what he does and hopes you enjoy his work as much as he loves doing it! FILM /TV Dead 7   Featured/ Dir: Nick Carter Sleeping Beauty   Lead/Jacob Grimm Dir. Casper Van Dien Night of the Wild   Lead/Seth Dir Eric Red ( SyFy Original) Hercules   Lead/ Nikos Dir. Nick Lyon Summoned   Lead/Evan Lifetime Original Hatfields and McCoys   Lead Elias Hatfield AMC Western Battle of Los Angeles   Lead/Pete Rodgers Broken Films The Ghost Speaks   Guest Star A&E Longhorns   Lead/Steve Dir. David Lewis iCarly   Guest Star Nickelodeon Jersey Shore Shark Attack   Lead/Spencer SyFy Original Keeping Up with the Kartrasians Series   Regular/Bruce KoldKast TV All About Christmas Eve   Lead/Jeb Lifetime Televison H1N1: Virus X   Lead /Francis Lionsgate Entertainment Vampire Boys   Lead/Logan Dir. Charlie Vaughn Aliens VS Avatars   Lead/Jake Shoreline Features The Glistening   Lead/Driver Berg Productions Homewrecker   Lead/Sean Vanderheart Productions Megaconda   Lead/Jake Retromedia Productions Wildcat Road   Lead/Jett Dark Blue Films The Lair   (Season 1-3) Series Reg./Colin Babysteps Productions Zombo: The Musical   Lead/Monty Cinematic Art Productions Crystal Lake Massacres Revisited   Dr. Beck Paramount Pictures The Cypherian   Lead/Lucifer Tri-Seven Pictures Old Time Tent Revival   Lead/Max Silverlight Pictures Dante’s Cove   Series Reg./Colin Solstice Productions Murder   Lead Spike Channel Fight For Fame   Featured E! A Christmas Wedding Date   Lead/Tyler Hallmark Original Figure Skating Championship   Host/Commentator ABC affiliateTHEATER Wake Not the Dead Lead King King ( CA) Hunky Dory: The David Bowie Musical Lead King King (CA) Bommermania! Lead El Portal Forum Theatre (CA) City Kid the Musical Jock (NAACP Nominee) Hudson Theatre(CA) All Aboard for Murder Crispin ActoutMystery (CA) Dr. Frankincense and Christmas Monster Myrrh Write Act Theatre ( CA) PsychoBabble Shackles Next Stage Theatre (CA) Debbie Does Dallas the Musical Rick (Theatre Critic Nominee) Key Club (CA)LEARN MORE VISIT THESE LINKS: Website:  www.dylanvox.biz Twitter:  @dylanVox   Instagram:  @officialdylanvox   Facebook:  Dylan Vox   ------------------------------------------ CHRIS MOSIER is a hall of fame athlete, coach, and thought leaders around LGBT inclusion in athletics. In 2015 he made history by becoming the first transgender man to make a Men’s US National Team. Chris is a 3x Ironman finisher, has accrued several first place finishes and age group wins, and is a Boston-qualified marathoner. In 2014, he was named “Best Personal Trainer” in the Northeast by Competitor Magazine, and was named to the Advocate’s 40 Under 40 list and the Trans 100 list. He is the founder of TransAthlete.com, and Executive Director of GO! Athletes, a national network of current and former LGBTQ student athletes. Chris has been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Sports Illustrated, ESPN The Magazine, Triathlon Magazine Canada, Outside Magazine, BuzzFeed, The Advocate, and more. Chris can be reached on social media at @thechrismosier or via email at chris@goathletes.org.

Transgender identity and the issues faced by transgender people in sports; interview with Chris Mosier, transgender triathlete, inducted in 2014 into the National Lesbian and Gay Sports Hall of Fame and named as one of The Advocate's 40 Under 40 in the Fall 2014 issue. This is the last part of a four part series.

Transgender identity and the issues faced by transgender people in sports; interview with Chris Mosier, transgender triathlete, inducted in 2014 into the National Lesbian and Gay Sports Hall of Fame and named as one of The Advocate's 40 Under 40 in the Fall 2014 issue. This is the third part of a four part series.

Transgender identity and the issues faced by transgender people in sports; interview with Chris Mosier, transgender triathlete, inducted in 2014 into the National Lesbian and Gay Sports Hall of Fame and named as one of The Advocate's 40 Under 40 in the Fall 2014 issue. This is the second part of a four part series.

Transgender identity and the issues faced by transgender people in sports; interview with Chris Mosier, transgender triathlete, inducted in 2014 into the National Lesbian and Gay Sports Hall of Fame and named as one of The Advocate's 40 Under 40 in the Fall 2014 issue. This is the first part of a four part series.

I discuss Conflict and Agreement on Stage with fellow Great Adventure performer Chris Mosier.