Show notes
Recently retired Sr. Associate Athletic Director Marianne Vydra joins this week's podcast to discuss her 28 years of fighting for women's rights and women's equality in sports at OSU.1:30 What have you been doing in retirement?3:05 Talking about love of the Pacific Northwest5:50 Talking about what she wanted to be when she grew up.9:10 Talking about going to Grad School at the University of Maine.11:00 Talking about how she started working in sports.17:45 How important is it for you to see student athletes use their voice and platform for social change.22:40 Talking about relationship with Ken Simonton and his leadership while at Oregon State.26:30 Talking about the inequality between men's and women's athletics at Oregon State when she first arrived in Corvallis.33:00 Talking about the evolution and success of women's basketball at Oregon State.36:00 Talking about the success of Pat Casey at Oregon State.39:00 Favorite sports memory at Oregon State.44:00 What does Women's History Month mean to you?47:00 If you could give your younger self advice, what would it be?

