Canadian swimmer Brent Hayden on his ‘wild’ fourth Olympics, Maggie Mac Neil and a quiet athletes village in Tokyo

By: Brendan Dunlop - Special to the Star, Toronto Star Posted: 3:23 PM CDT Tuesday, Jul. 27, 2021 Last Modified: 3:35 PM CDT Tuesday, Jul. 27, 2021

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On a new episode of Tokyo Daily, host Brendan Dunlop chats with Canadian Olympic swimmer Brent Hayden in the Olympic Village a day after his men’s 4x100-metre relay team set a national record time and narrowly missed the podium.

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On a new episode of Tokyo Daily, host Brendan Dunlop chats with Canadian Olympic swimmer Brent Hayden in the Olympic Village a day after his men’s 4×100-metre relay team set a national record time and narrowly missed the podium.

Hayden talks about his “wild” journey to his fourth Olympics, his moment of confusion when he ran into Maggie Mac Neil after her Olympic gold, and what its like living in a quiet Olympic village.

Plus, Dunlop runs through what you need to know from Day 4 at these Games.