Podcasts about Jordan Windle

In honor of the Olympic Games in Paris, which officially open tonight, we are sharing excerpts from four archival interviews related to the Olympics. The first two interviews are with Olympic athletes. Part 1 is a conversation with diver Jordan Windle, who finished 9th in the 10-meter platform event at the 2020 Olympics. (His father Jerry is part of the interview as well.) Part 2 features the identical twin brothers Paul and Morgan Hamm, who were part of the U.S. men's gymnastics team that won silver at the 2004 Olympics - with Paul winning the all-around gold medal. The third interview is with filmmaker Margaret Grossi, talking about the American Experience film "The Boys of '36" which tells the amazing story of the American rowing team that won unexpected Gold in the 1936 Berlin Olympics. The fourth and final interview is with Jeremy Fuchs, talking about his book "Total Olympics." (Several of these interviews will also be available in their entirety.)

William Lucas (Bill) Walker, Emmy award-winning television writer / producer of Will & Grace, Frasier and Roseanne, lost his 93-year-old mother to Covid-19 after an infected healthcare worker didn't wear a mask while treating her. In response to her death, Bill created the Who Am I? Mask Challenge, a grassroots social media PSA campaign aimed at reminding people that masks remain the best lifesaver against the Covid-19 pandemic.Responding to President Biden's call for all Americans to “mask up for my first 100 days” as vaccine rollouts continue to move forward, and to honor his mother's life, Walker is posting a new video each day at the website WhoAmIMaskChallenge.com, where both everyday Americans and celebrities answer the question:“Why do you wear a mask?”.Please join Bill along with actress Amy Brenneman and champion Team USA diver and now Olympian Jordan Windle in The Locher Room to talk about the Who Am I? Mask Challenge. Bill will share his story and we will hear why Amy and Jordan participated in the Challenge alongside him. (Airdate: Friday, March 5, 2021)Amy Brenneman is currently starring in the new Amazon Prime Series Tell Me Your Secrets and Jordan Windle just won two Big 12 diving competitions representing the University of Texas.

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In anticipation of Father's Day, we speak with Jordan Windle, one of the world's finest divers, who just earned a place on the USA's diving team in the 10-meter platform event at the upcoming Tokyo Olympics ... and his father, Jerry Windle, who adopted Jordan from an orphanage in Cambodia. (The two of them created a beautiful children's book titled "An Orphan No More.")

This episode of Flytrap Podcast features Jordan Windle, Division I Diver on the University of Texas Swimming and Diving Team. The host and Windle dive into the diver's experience growing up in the competitive diving world and explore topics such as olympic training and round the clock training for the diving season. Tune in to discover the true nature of life as a professional student athlete.

When Jerry Windle adopted 18-month-old Jordan from Cambodia years ago, he had no idea he was stepping into the world of elite diving. Yet from a young age, Jordan Windle was identified as a top diving prospect. He's gone on to win multiple national championships, and now he's focused on making the United States Olympic team and competing in Tokyo. Jordan and Jerry talk about their journey to the World Championships and beyond, as well as the bullying Jordan faced as a young diver and how he has grown into a young man championing equality and inclusion for gay athletes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you want to hear about the sport of Diving, make sure to check this interview out!  Jordan has one of the coolest stories that I've come across since I began interviewing athletes. Originally from Cambodia, Jordan was adopted by a loving father who helped bring him to the United States. From a young age, Jordan became interested in the sport of Diving and has become one of the very best in the country to actually do it.  He's now a Freshman at the University of Texas and has his eyes on the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. You will most certainly want to listen to this episode and learn about Jordan and his life. This guy is an absolute stud!