In the season two opener of Go With the Flo, we discuss Mo’s journey to being a two time Olympian including how he got started in fencing, the differences between his Rio and Tokyo experiences, and bumping into Usain Bolt, Kevin Durant, and Michael Phelps. Plus we discuss what we’re looking forward to the most about being back on campus, and much more!
This episode of Go With the Flo was produced under the 145th Managing Board of The Daily Princetonian. Mohamed Hamza is a junior concentrating in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Princeton University. He can be reached at mhamza@princeton.edu.
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TIME STAMPS:
0:00–3:00 Introductions
3:00–27:35 Being back on campus, re-adjusting to in-person
27:35–32:00 Fencing 101
32:00–34:55 Mo’s journey to fencing
35:00–42:27 Rio Olympics 2016
42:27–51:13 The Olympic village & meeting sports legends
51:13–62:42 Differences between Rio and Tokyo
62:45–65:24 The cardboard beds
65:25–67:28 Best travel spots for fencing
67:52–73:48 Tiger Confessions!
73:48–74:23 Wrap-up
CREDITS:
Written/Hosted by Folarin Okulaja
Produced by Folarin Okulaja
Music edited from “Chillin” by Wale
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