Nancy Greene's guest appearances

Nancy Greene

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Wayne Gretzky

Michele PW

John Daly

Anthony Bourdain

Ben Johnson

Ibtihaj Muhammad

Jackie Robinson

Billy Mills

Jennifer Dawn

Ashley Fiolek

Stephen Jones

Emil Zatopek

Alison Hargreaves

Learie Constantine

David Steele

OwlTail

“I was the only one who wasn’t particularly upset.” This week, I'm uncovering an old interview with my grandma, Nancy B. Greene. It may very well be the origin story, the seed for what would become The Naked Man Podcast. But really, this is Grandma holding court, in her element as an orator, telling her story, which is filled with drama and trauma that she reveals in a matter-of-fact way that only she can. Grandma talks about being an orphan, being adopted, about her birth mom trying to kidnap her and her private investigator bodyguard Mr. Rakestraw. We talk about Poor Dave Leary, going to University of the Pacific, sorority life, meeting my grandfather, having children, divorcing my grandfather and a long and illustrious career in the juvenile and adult probation departments in the Bay Area. This episode runs the gamut and goes where you don't expect it, so be careful, as this takes on a bit of a true crime tint -- how does Grandma's story connect with Charles Manson? What cases still haunt her? We end on useful advice: don't help friends who have murdered their wives. If you'd like to join and participate in The Naked Man community and my umbrella of projects, join the Patreon! If you can't afford anything right now but want to join our Discord or receive the biweekly newsletter Wanderings, reach out to me. In the meantime, please rate and subscribe! If you have a monologue that you'd like to perform (regardless of gender/sex), don’t hesitate to reach out to us at nakedmanpod@gmail.com. If you want to join our community, follow us on Instagram @nakedmanpod. Better yet, give us a call at 747-231-7120 and share your thoughts and feelings with us.   ---   Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nakedmanpod/support

“I was the only one who wasn’t particularly upset.” This week, I'm uncovering an old interview with my grandma, Nancy B. Greene. It may very well be the origin story, the seed for what would become The Naked Man Podcast. But really, this is Grandma holding court, in her element as an orator, telling her story, which is filled with drama and trauma that she reveals in a matter-of-fact way that only she can. Grandma talks about being an orphan, being adopted, about her birth mom trying to kidnap her and her private investigator bodyguard Mr. Rakestraw. We talk about Poor Dave Leary, going to University of the Pacific, sorority life, meeting my grandfather, having children, divorcing my grandfather and a long and illustrious career in the juvenile and adult probation departments in the Bay Area. This episode runs the gamut and goes where you don't expect it, so be careful, as this takes on a bit of a true crime tint -- how does Grandma's story connect with Charles Manson? What cases still haunt her? We end on useful advice: don't help friends who have murdered their wives. If you'd like to join and participate in The Naked Man community and my umbrella of projects, join the <a href="https://www.patreon.com/begreene" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon</a>! If you can't afford anything right now but want to join our Discord or receive the biweekly newsletter Wanderings, reach out to me. In the meantime, please rate and subscribe! If you have a monologue that you'd like to perform (regardless of gender/sex), don’t hesitate to reach out to us at <a href="https://nakedmanpod@gmail.com/" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">nakedmanpod@gmail.com</a>. If you want to join our community, follow us on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nakedmanpod/?hl=en" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">@nakedmanpod</a>. Better yet, give us a call at 747-231-7120 and share your thoughts and feelings with us. --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/nakedmanpod/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/nakedmanpod/support</a>

Nancy Greene Tells Her Story

In February 1968, the Canadian skier Nancy Greene pulled off a flawless performance at the Winter Olympic Games, winning the Giant Slalom by a record-breaking margin of 2.6 seconds. Greene was nicknamed “Tiger” because of her attacking style, and the commanding victory made her one of the most popular Canadian sportswomen of all time. Nancy Greene talks to Freddy Chick. (Photo: Nancy Greene is cheered by her Canadian team-mates in 1968. Credit: Getty Images)

In February 1968, the Canadian skier Nancy Greene pulled off a flawless performance at the Winter Olympic Games, winning the Giant Slalom by a record-breaking margin of 2.6 seconds. Greene was nicknamed “Tiger” because of her attacking style, and the commanding victory made her one of the most popular Canadian sportswomen of all time. Nancy Greene talks to Freddy Chick. (Photo: Nancy Greene is cheered by her Canadian team-mates in 1968. Credit: Getty Images)

Nancy Greene: The 'Tiger' of women's skiing

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