In this episode, we sit down with Karen Crouse, an accomplished sports reporter with decades of experience covering some of the biggest moments in athletics. As a former New York Times journalist and the author of Norwich: One Tiny Vermont Town’s Secret to Happiness and Excellence, Karen has a unique lens on the intersection of sports, community, and personal growth.
In this episode, we discuss: ✅ Her career journey and the evolution of sports journalism ✅ The powerful stories she’s uncovered along the way ✅ The role of storytelling in shaping how we see athletes—not just as competitors, but as people ✅ How the experience of playing sports leads to well rounded, accomplished people
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Growing up in Montana in the 1970’s and 80’s, I participated in “all the things”…. it started young playing tennis casually, joining a softball team, playing middle school basketball, while downhill and cross-country skiing as a family. I even snowmobiled with my sisters in the hills behind our property. Riding horses was a huge passion of mine until I …
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