
- 27
- Episodes
- 24
- Ratings
- 2021
- First episode
About I Went Down To The River
There is value in high school football that goes beyond wins and losses. Team sports build relationships, work ethic, character development, and teamwork. Listen in as Dan Walton (Assistant Football Coach at Hawken School, located in Northeast Ohio) interviews fellow Hawken alum about their time within the football program, and how it has impacted their personal and professional lives all these years later. Each episode contains stories and shared memories that may or may not be from your actual teammates, but the common experiences and lessons shared will resonate with all. As writer Devon Barnhard states, "shared memories simply gives a team a common experience to look back on and share together. There even becomes shared words and language that gets associated with the experience and memory".1 Barnhard, Devon. “The Benefits of Shared Experiences for Teams.” Cloverleaf, Cloverleaf, 28 Jan. 2019, cloverleaf.me/blog/shared-experiences.
- Publisher
- Dan Walton
- Category
- business · society & culture · sports
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- No
- First episode
- 9 Feb 2021
- Latest episode
- 5 Oct 2022
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5 Oct 2022
Episode 22- Jason Roberts '01 -part2

5 Oct 2022
Episode 22- Jason Roberts '01

28 Sept 2022
Episode 21- Mel Jones '88 (Part two)
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- 24 ratings
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