Kiara Djoumessi on Breaking Barriers and Building the Future of Women’s Wrestling

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Iowa SRM Podcasts

University of Iowa Sport and Recreation Management Program

130 episodes

6 days ago

Pilot episodes produced by podcasting students in the University of Iowa's Sport and Recreation Management program.

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Pilot episodes produced by podcasting students in the University of Iowa's Sport and Recreation Management program.

Sports

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Kiara Djoumessi on Breaking Barriers and Building the Future of Women’s Wrestling

Iowa SRM Podcasts

23 minutes 7 seconds

5 months ago

Kiara Djoumessi on Breaking Barriers and Building the Future of Women’s Wrestling

Iowa Hawkeye Kiara Djoumessi speaks about the quickly growing sport of women's wrestling and what it feels like to be at the front of that. She speaks on the most challenging moments she's faced, the culture shift that's happening right now, and how wrestlers today can shape the future of the sport.

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Wrestling Forward brings you inside the lives of freestyle and folkstyle wrestlers and their unfiltered, personal stories from their time on the mat. Each episode combines emotional storytelling with conversation about how to build the sport's popularity and impact. You'll hear about how wrestlers overcame hardships, personal motivating stories, and how they believe the sport can keep expanding in the future. Whether you're an old-school hard-nose wrestling fan or discovering the sport for the first time, you'll leave inspired and feeling more a part of the wrestling community.