Announcing the pilot episode of "The IRA Rowing Insiders," hosted by Whitney Powell, with commentary by Steve Perry and Sean Wolf.

Starting next week, the show will transition to a video format and is proudly sponsored and produced by the IRA.

Open men , Lightweight Men & Women and DIII

Tune in every Thursday at 7:00 pm Eastern time, from "catch" to finish.

In the latest episode of the podcast, NU Head Coach Alex Perkins and Sean dive into the current state of the Northeastern mens rowing program.

 We discuss last year's performance and what's in store for this spring, including the anticipated showdown between the huskies of NU and UW  

There's also talk about the recent change in the training schedule and rumors circulating about this being one of the fastest groups of athletes in NU history.

 We take a moment to reflect on Alex’s  journey from UW to BU, to serving as an assistant at NU, and eventually stepping up as the interim head coach. It's been quite the journey!

We touch on his passion for fishing versus coaching and share insights into the upcoming Sprints league and this year's schedule, including the prestigious Henley Royal Regatta. We delve into the intricacies of recruiting, both abroad and stateside, and explore the format of the Sunshine Invite.

Overall, it's an engaging episode packed with reflections, insights, and excitement for the future of the program.

Gabe Winkler and Sean dive deep into the world of men’s collegiate rowing with recent results from The Las Vegas Invite” ,  dissecting the latest developments in the Pac-12, to the “Western Sprints”. Intense rivalries between Cal, UW, and Stanford to the impact on athletes and squads, we explore it all. Hear about Gabe’s national team's glory days, Teti's training methods, and the mantra of 'you don't talk, you just do.' Plus, we delve into boat speed, program standings, and the rich history of lightweight and sweep rowing. Tune in for insights on last year, this spring, and predictions for the future of OSU, Olympic sports, tequila and more 

In this podcast episode with Justin Best, Silver Medalist Mens 4-

We reflect on the past year, including thoughts on medaling, qualifying the four, and the shape of the team heading into 2024.

Insights into the process of being selected for the 4- and the challenges of being in and out of the boat throughout last year. We analyze the race itself, coming just about 2 seconds short of GB in the final. 

The podcast covers the upcoming Winter Speed Order in February, it importance.  The roles of coaches Teti, Casey, Jesse, Josy, and the benefits each brings to the team. 

High altitude camps, team dynamics, erg testing are explored, along with insights into the Peach system with Casey Galvanek.

The episode continues with a glimpse into work life leading up to the games, the significance of earlier selections, and retaining athletes from cycle to cycle. Life after the games is considered, and we share the excitement of boat naming.

The discussion concludes with a spotlight on Drexel and the upcoming spring collegiate racing season….oh and the Eagles and the conclusion of the NFL season