Leah Hayes's guest appearances

Leah Hayes

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We sat down with newly minted bronze medalist and world junior record holder in the 200 IM, Leah Hayes. The 16-year-old member of Team USA walks us through her experience in Greensboro, Croatia, and Budapest that all culminated with a 3rd place finish at the 2022 World Championships. Hayes explains her training style and how she focuses on all strokes to keep her IM and mid-distane-free sharp. Leah also dives into her Alopecia diagnosis and how she has embraced her lack of hair as a result. Hayes says our differences make us who we are and you can see the confidence that the young swimmer now has in and out of the pool.

We sat down with newly minted bronze medalist and world junior record holder in the 200 IM, <a href="https://swimswam.com/bio/leah-hayes/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Leah Hayes</a>. The 16-year-old member of Team USA walks us through her experience in Greensboro, Croatia, and Budapest that all culminated with a 3rd place finish at the 2022 World Championships. Hayes explains her training style and how she focuses on all strokes to keep her IM and mid-distane-free sharp. Leah also dives into her Alopecia diagnosis and how she has embraced her lack of hair as a result. Hayes says our differences make us who we are and you can see the confidence that the young swimmer now has in and out of the pool.

Leah Hayes on World Champs Medal, Team USA, and Alopecia

Leah Hayes grew up in rural Tennessee but had dreams of moving to the "big city".  After a time in Chicago and spreading her wings, she found herself back in Nashville.  After years in the corporate world, Leah wanted to help grow the women's community and launched Her Story of Success.  Listen to hear how Leah turned her podcast into a business!Subscribe here to make sure you don't miss any episodes. Check out more business resources at The Biz Foundry YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/c/ThebizfoundryOrg

Leah Hayes grew up in rural Tennessee but had dreams of moving to the "big city".  After a time in Chicago and spreading her wings, she found herself back in Nashville.  After years in the corporate world, Leah wanted to help grow the women's community and launched Her Story of Success.  Listen to hear how Leah turned her podcast into a business! Subscribe here to make sure you don't miss any episodes. Check out more business resources at The Biz Foundry YouTube page: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/ThebizfoundryOrg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/c/ThebizfoundryOrg</a>

Leah Hayes - S02E06 (Video)

Leah Hayes - S02E06

The indie comics booths present a perfect sort of eye in the middle of the Comic Con storm. Top Shelf, Drawn &amp; Quarterly and Fantagraphics form a perfect sort of triangle where the costumed self-madness of the show takes a momentary reprieve. This is where Not Funny Ha-Ha has its unofficial debuts. A few week later, Leah Hayes will present the book more formally, reading from the abortion-themed graphic novel in front of a crowd at Los Angeles independent bookstore. For now, however, she discusses the story with curious parties who pass through the Fantagraphics booth. The stories have already begun flooding in, she explains as we sit down in a shady spot behind the San Diego Convention Center. The subject matter is nothing if not a conversation starter. Thus far, she’s already have several strangers describe their own abortion experience or the the experience of someone close to them.  Others have discussed different difficult moments — heck, over the course of our conversation, I find myself relating a story about recently losing a pet. It’s just that sort of book. Hayes and I discuss the impact of debuting such an intimate book in boisterous environment on a small patch of grass as cosplayers ride in the backs of rickshaws on either side of our little green island.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The indie comics booths present a perfect sort of eye in the middle of the Comic Con storm. Top Shelf, Drawn &amp; Quarterly and Fantagraphics form a perfect sort of triangle where the costumed self-madness of the show takes a momentary reprieve. This is where Not Funny Ha-Ha has its unofficial debuts. A few week later, Leah Hayes will present the book more formally, reading from the abortion-themed graphic novel in front of a crowd at Los Angeles independent bookstore. For now, however, she discusses the story with curious parties who pass through the Fantagraphics booth. The stories have already begun flooding in, she explains as we sit down in a shady spot behind the San Diego Convention Center. The subject matter is nothing if not a conversation starter. Thus far, she’s already have several strangers describe their own abortion experience or the the experience of someone close to them.  Others have discussed different difficult moments — heck, over the course of our conversation, I find myself relating a story about recently losing a pet. It’s just that sort of book. Hayes and I discuss the impact of debuting such an intimate book in boisterous environment on a small patch of grass as cosplayers ride in the backs of rickshaws on either side of our little green island. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Episode 118: Leah Hayes