"Change is hard at first, messy in the middle, and gorgeous at the end." ~ Robin SharmaWhat do we need to do to widen access to rowing and create a shared experience of this sport? Our two guests for the Dec. 28 "New & Different Strokes" #rowapalooza episode have rolled up their sleeves and taken up this challenge in very real, practical, and effective ways.Be sure to subscribe on YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook to get notice of when we go live or sign up on your favorite audio podcast app. The handy-dandy links are all on our website.Matt "Hellbent on Change" Zatorski, founder of Seattle Scullers & Longterm Rower Development will get into the nitty gritty of implementing change with William Goldenheim, director of the new North Shore Maritime Center rowing club. William tells us that NSMC aims to "change the face of water sports and maritime education by removing access barriers for people" in the shoreline communities north of Boston.

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