Rowan's Law Day only comes once a year. But for the people inside Lakefield College School, the conversation about concussion safety never really stops.

For this special live episode, recorded on September 30th at LCS, Ryan Sutton and Emma Pownall sat down with four guests who each experience concussions from a completely different angle. Canadian Olympic bronze medallist Hannah Darling opened up about the major concussion that nearly derailed her rugby career at 17, what isolation feels like when you're thousands of kilometres from home, and the small gesture from a classmate that helped her through it. Student athlete Nathan R., shared what it was actually like to get knocked out on the rugby pitch last spring, spend a month recovering during exam season, and return to sport still carrying a little fear.

Coach Adam Jansen talked through what it means to wear every hat at once on the sideline. And Athletics Director, Adam Ross and Janice Runza (Registered Nurse, Health and Wellbeing, Advisor) broke down the system LCS has built to bring students back safely, and why having one dedicated person quarterback that process makes all the difference.

Four perspectives. One conversation. All of it pointing to the same thing — concussion safety works when everyone plays their part.