
In the SwimSwam Podcast dive deeper into the sport you love with insider conversations about swimming. Hosted by Coleman Hodges and Gold Medal Mel Stewart, SwimSwam welcomes both the biggest names in swimming that you already know, and rising stars that you need to get to know, as we break down the past, present, and future of aquatic sports.
Episodes

Monday Mar 03, 2025
Monday Mar 03, 2025
This week on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we discuss Chrissi Rawak Resigining as USA Swimming CEO after 1 week, Summer McIntosh training with Bob Bowman in Austin, and this weekend's conference championships.

Sunday Mar 02, 2025
Sunday Mar 02, 2025
Olympic medalist and NCAA All-American Erica Sullivan joined the SwimSwam Podcast to discuss her newest endeavor outside the pool: writing and directing a short film. The film, Wet Season, centers around a fictional women's collegiate swim team and looks to capture the ethos of being a part of a swim team. The project is currently in the final stages of pre-production, with filming scheduled for late May. Sullivan breaks down the ins and outs of what goes into preparing for a shoot like this and why this project is so near to her heart.

Saturday Mar 01, 2025
Chrissi Rawak OUT as CEO of USA Swimming Following SafeSport Complaint
Saturday Mar 01, 2025
Saturday Mar 01, 2025
Chrissi Rawak withdrew from the position of USA Swimming CEO when USA Swimming became aware of a SafeSport complaint regarding her conduct while a coach at the University of Michigan. Rawak resigned within 24 hours of USA Swimming being notified of the allegation. USA Swimming has confirmed that the report was made to SafeSport after Rawak was announced as the new CEO.

Friday Feb 28, 2025
Friday Feb 28, 2025
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) and Fitter & Faster Swim Camps are excited to announce a new partnership aimed at enhancing collegiate swimming programs across the country. This collaboration will provide CSCAA member programs with an effective way to generate revenue, maximize facility use, and strengthen relationships with their local swimming communities.

Monday Feb 24, 2025
SEC, ACC, & Women's B1G Review | SWIMSWAM BREAKDOWN
Monday Feb 24, 2025
Monday Feb 24, 2025
This week on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we discuss the first week of conference championships.

Monday Feb 17, 2025
Monday Feb 17, 2025
This week on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we discuss the Stanford women leaving early from the ACC Championships and the plethora of LCM racing around the world we saw this weekend.

Sunday Feb 16, 2025
2025 B1G & Big 12 Conference Championship Previews | SWIMSWAM BREAKDOWN
Sunday Feb 16, 2025
Sunday Feb 16, 2025
Today on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we preview the women's and men's Big Ten (B1G) and Big 12 Conference Championship meets.

Friday Feb 14, 2025
Friday Feb 14, 2025
The massive conference realignments we have seen over the last year have led teams to adjust and make hard decisions. In the case of the Stanford women, head coach Greg Meehan has decided to send his NCAA qualifiers home from the ACC Championships after the Friday morning session. This means they will race 6 of the 9 sessions but get home a bit earlier to readjust and get back into training to focus on their primary season goal, the NCAA Championships in March.

Thursday Feb 13, 2025
2025 SEC & ACC Championships Preview | SWIMSWAM BREAKDOWN
Thursday Feb 13, 2025
Thursday Feb 13, 2025
Today on the SwimSwam Breakdown, we preview the SEC and ACC Championships, which will both take place on February 18-22.

Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Grown-Up Swimming's Brian Robbins Brings The Fun Back To Swimming
Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Head Grown-Up of Grown-Up Swimming Brian Robbins drops in on the SwimSwam podcast to breakdown the swim-fun-movement sweeping the nation. Grown-Up Swimming started in Atlanta, GA with a group of teams that wanted to have as much fun swimming as their kids have in summer league. That movement has grown-up (not apologizing for that pun) to provide a low-pressure, high-fun swimming environment for hundreds of people of all ages and abilities. Literally: start swimming for the first time since college or high school, swim competitively for the first time ever, or take a break from your 6,000 yard Masters workouts to have some fun.