Podcast appearances and mentions of Nevin Harrison

Chris Egan returns from Paris and shares his experiences with Jason "Puck" Puckett, former KJR host.  He reflects on the culture in France, where people prioritize enjoying meals and being present with each other. Chris also discusses his upcoming wedding and the decisions he needs to make regarding food and drinks. He talks about the Olympic Games and the achievements of athletes like Nevin Harrison and Simone Biles. Chris mentions the return to work, which gets started this weekend with the Seahawks!  Chris and Puck discuss various topics including travel plans, family dynamics, wedding preparations for his daughter, and the performance of the Seattle Mariners. Chris also shares that he's concerned that his sister will bring tupperware to the wedding to take food home and he discovered a mole whisperer. Rundown00:00 Chris recaps Paris and tells Puck what he'll miss about it the most 03:42 Chris details the upcoming wedding of his daughter, Maddie. 09:15 Highlights of the olympic games15:46 KING 5 already putting Chris back to work to cover the Seahawks....give the man a break! 16:04 Travel Plans and Wedding Preparations21:13 Chris is concerned his sister will bring here signature tupperware arsenal to the wedding and take food home 23:26 Chris had a Mole problem, but it was solved with the Mole whisperer...who apparently sniffed the ground??24:42 The Mariners have been a disaster since Chris left...how can we fix them?

We are getting in boats today and going on the water! At the Team USA Media Summit, we talked with Olympic kayaker Evy Leibfarth, canoeist Nevin Harrison and rower Michelle Sachser. All three competed at Tokyo 2020 and have qualified for Paris 2024.   Evy competes in canoe slalom (whitewater) and this year will compete in canoe single, kayak single, and kayak cross, which is a new event for Paris 2024. Nevin will be defending her gold medal in the 200m women's canoe sprint. Michelle will compete with Molly Reckford in lightweight double sculls rowing. This will be the last Olympics for lightweight rowing events, and it'll mark the end of Michelle's elite rowing career as well.   Follow these athletes on social: Evy: Insta, X Nevin: Insta, X Michelle: Insta, X   In Paris 2024 news: Paris has folded and has ordered some air conditioners. The largest military base in Paris since WWII is up and running. There may be an airport worker strike on July 17. Animal rights groups are upset about OnLocation's use of foie gras in VIP meals. A major performer's been snubbed and won't be at the Opening or Closing Ceremonies. New Zealand has an official Olympic Games Glossary in Maori. Various National Olympic Committees are releasing facts about their teams--and we learn that no one can agree on how many sports there are on the Olympic Program.   In Milan-Cortina 2026 news, the ticketing portal is open for registration. Nothing will happen for a few months, but we break down the process anyway.   We also have news from TKFLASTANIs Samantha Bosco and Katie Moon!   For a transcript of this episode, please visit http://flamealivepod.com.   Thanks so much for listening, and until next time, keep the flame alive!   *** Keep the Flame Alive: The Olympics and Paralympics Fan Podcast with hosts Jill Jaracz & Alison Brown. New episodes released every week and daily during the Olympics and Paralympics. Also look for our monthly Games History Moment episodes in your feed.   Support the show: http://flamealivepod.com/support Bookshop.org store: https://bookshop.org/shop/flamealivepod   Hang out with us online: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flamealivepod Insta: http://www.instagram.com/flamealivepod Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/flamealivepod Facebook Group: hhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/flamealivepod Newsletter: Sign up at https://mailchi.mp/ee507102fbf7/flamealivepod VM/Text: (208) FLAME-IT / (208) 352-6348    

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Roosevelt High grad Nevin Harrison competes in Sprint Canoe

Seattle's Nevin Harrison makes history by winning the gold metal in 200-meter canoe sprint at Tokyo Olympics

Lindsay Czarniak and Lolo Jones interview 19-year-old canoe sprint gold medalist Nevin Harrison after becoming the first American woman to win gold in any canoe or kayak event. Nevin speaks about the pressures that face young athletes and the excitement that comes with a newer Olympic sport.Then, On Her Turf is joined by LSU gymnast/TikTok influencer Olivia Dunne & NBC Olympics basketball analyst Monica McNutt for an interesting discussion on the recent change in NCAA names, images and likeness (NIL) rules. The group discusses and how these new rules impact female athletes and what the future holds for amateur athletes.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chris Egan of KING 5 joins Jason Puckett to talk about the state of emergency declared for the Olympics and Japan not wanting the games given their COVID issues, the canoe event in the games with local champion Nevin Harrison participating. Revisiting the conversation with Jarred Kelenic and his comments about Kevin Mather and learning to control what he can control better. Crosstalk with Furness.

Chris Egan of KING 5 joins Jason Puckett to talk about the state of emergency declared for the Olympics and Japan not wanting the games given their COVID issues, the canoe event in the games with local champion Nevin Harrison participating.

Nineteen-year-old Nevin Harrison of Seattle has pictured herself competing in the Olympics for many years, mostly as a track sprinter like in the 100 or 200 meter dash. "My mom always tells the story of me being four years old and watching the Olympics and saying, 'I'm going to go one day, mom,'' Harrison recalled. "She was like, 'Sure, Nevin. Whatever.'" Later this month, Olympic team trials and Team USA coaches will fill out the roster for the delayed Tokyo Olympics. Some familiar names in women's soccer from Portland and Seattle, as well as the WNBA Seattle Storm's biggest stars and a pack of Pacific Northwest-based distance runners are likely Tokyo bound. Some other athletes from this region have already locked in their spots, including Harrison.

The 85th edition of the Seattle Sports Star of the Year show gave Chris Egan and I the opportunity to talk to some of the candidates up for the various awards as well as other well known athletes and celebrities attending the event.On this week's edition of the Silvi Knows podcast, newest Pro Football Hall of Famer Steve Hutchinson talks about his election to the Hall as well as mending his relationship with the Seahawks after his departure in free agency (26:00). Fellow Hall of Famer Walter Jones also joins us for a few, fun moments (32:20).Seahawks general manager John Schneider and his wife Traci talk to us about their work in the community (33:30). We also take a shot and ask John who he will take in the first round of the NFL draft.Cougars running back Max Borghi (1:00) talks about his career, new head coach Nick Rolovich and even his placekicking skills. Rolovich also joins us to talk about the challenges ahead in Pullman (45:00).Storm guard Jordin Canada reflects on last season and gives us her heartfelt thoughts about the passing of NBA legend Kobe Bryant (5:40).We talk rugby with Seattle Seawolves star and league MVP Brad Tucker (11:00), Cougars soccer star Morgan Weaver (16:00) former Husky Spencer Hawes (21:00) and 17 year-old Olympian Nevin Harrison (38:20) who is the first American to win a world championship in sprint canoeing.