Bee found early success as the co-owner of her oil and gas company. As a former professional cheerleader for The Phoenix Suns, she’d leave the work boots behind and bring her playful, spirited side onto the court. Bee Evans shares a lot of her incredible stories from working as a Professional Cheerleader for the Suns. Bee also gives advice and details for future Cheerleaders looking to work with professional teams and why its never to late. She actually auditioned for a Cheer spot for the Denver Broncos this past season as she is in her 30's now. She did it to not only prove it to herself but to show that every women out there that its never t late to do the things you want. If you would like to find out more about Bee Evans, Please go follow her on Instagram @EmbldnLabel or check out her website www.TearOutTheTags.com.

Bee's Encounter with Shaq

Darren Zaslau is a sports anchor and reporter at WDTV in in West Virginia. He played four years of college baseball at Oberlin College while creating a broadcast network for his schools collegiate sports. He took his momentum to Northwestern where he graduated with a degree in Journalism. During this interview we talk about his create journey to where he is now. Darrens passion for sports goes beyond any description of me just telling you, you need to hear it for yourself. If you would like to find out more about Darren, go to his website or add him on Instagram @Darrenzaslau. 

Mohammad Dakhil is the founder of The Jumpball and the Host of The Jumpball Podcast. This process has lead him to bigger things in media to working as an NBA Analyst at Bleacher Report and and podcasts for The Athletic. He has over 15 years of basketball experience while working directly on the court with some of leagues most impressive minds. He worked as a video coordinator with the Los Angeles Clippers and Spurs for over 8 years combined. We talk about his journey from college to working at Bleacher Report all in this episode. IF you would like to check out more of Mo Dakhil, please go add him on LinkedIn or on Instagram and Twitter @modakhil_nba

Bob Nightengale is a sports columnist at USA Today and is a voter for the Baseball HOF. He has been covering baseball since 1986 and has covered athletes from all around baseball even being close friends with Bo Jackson. We talk about 2020 free agency and landing spots for some players. We also talk about how being a sports writer has changed in the past 30 years, We talk about the MVP awards but Bob couldn't announce it just quite because the awards haven't come out yet. Bob can be found on twitter @bnightengale or usatoday.com 

Heidi Androl is a TV Host and Reporter for ESPN Fox Sports. Heidi is also a mentor and consultant for journalists, reporters, and tv personalities. During this Interview, I found that Heidi not only has a passion to help people but also has been creating her own courses to help expedite fellow reporters careers. We dig into how imposter syndrome can limit ones potential and stunt our own growth. Heidi has an amazing story and is nothing but raw in this interview. We talk about boxing towards the end of the show. Heidi can be found on LinkedIn, Instagram, and on her website Heidiandrol.com 

Nick Mantas is a Sports Anchor and Reporter for WLNS-TV in Lansing, Michigan. Before that, he interned as a strength and conditioning coach for the Arizona Wildcats football and basketball teams as well as the University of San Francisco.  As he was driving Uber in San Francisco and looking for other paid gigs, he started working for the Pac-12 Network as a replay operator. That was when he realized he wanted to work in sports so he went back to school for journalism at Northwestern. He walks to us about discipline and always showing up to work as well as a lesson from the great J.A. Adande. Nick can be found on LinkedIn and Instagram, please go give him a thanks for todays episode.

Myriam Glez is a former professional Synchronized Swimmer for the French National Team and the Australian National team. She competed in 2000  and 2008 Olympics in Beijing. She has an interesting story after retiring from swimming in 2002 to go back to school and put her career on hold, then was later asked to join the National Team in Australia. She walks us through that experience and life after sports which leads into what she does now as the CEO of Athlete Soul. She helps former Athletes gain control of their life after sports. She is helping these athletes all the time especially during Covid-19 and has also started a fundraiser to help athletes get the help they need. Please "Click here" to donate to Athlete Soul. 

Kevin Iole is a Boxing and MMA Journalist at Yahoo Sports and has been covering the sport of Boxing since the 1970s. Kevin has won multiple awards including Sportswriter of the year in Nevada. We talked about Muhammad Ali and some stories about him that were bigger than boxing. We got into how boxing has changed in the last 20 years and how it can get its spot light among the biggest sporting events. We also talk about Manny Pac-Mans return to the ring, Loma vs Lopez on October 17th. Please follow Kevin on Instagram and give him a shout out! 

Kendall Whitley is the co-host of the East West Podcast with 3 other guys from different parts of America that he has never met. Although they all have never met in person, they operate the podcast as if they do it in person. they cover the NFL and some College Football. We talk week 5 in the NFL   and what teams are in real trouble. You can find out more about Kendall and there podcast at the eastwestfootballnetwork.com

Steven Benedict is a professional track and field athlete and Olympic Trials Qualifier. Well he is once again training for the Olympics. In this episode we talk about that experience and what it takes doing it a 2nd time around. He takes us back to life as a Forster child and how he uses that towards his success today. He is also the founder of Fostering Success which brings Athletes and foster children together with guidance and opportunities in sports and arts. Steven is launching his book: Good Morning SuperStar on November 1st, please go to the link to buy his book. All the proceeds go directly to his foundation Fostering Success.