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After The Glory
By Gary Stern & Lucy Tseng
After The Glory episodes
- Jenny Johnson JordanSeason 03 Episode 10 35:02 Jenny Johnson Jordan is the Associate Head Coach for the UCLA Beach Volleyball program. She graduated from UCLA in 1996, starring on the indoor women's volleyball team before going on to a world and Olympic career in Beach Volleyball. And, by the way, Jenny is an integral part of arguably the first family of athletics; her father being the late and great Rafer Johnson, and her uncle, NFL Hall of Famer Jimmy Johnson.0 min
- Doreena Campbell and Erica Tukiainen - UCLA Basketball to MedicineSeason 03 Episode 09 31:37 Rachael Doreena Campbell and Erica Tukiainen were standout players on UCLA’s winning women's basketball team. Doreena played from 2008 to 2011, Erica from 2007 to 2010. But both of these women athletes had grand goals for their lives beyond the hardwood, and today are accomplished in the field of medicine, living lives of amazing meaning and purpose beyond their days as elite athletes.0 min
- Dani RodriguezSeason 03 Episode 08 33:05 Danielle “Dani” Rodriguez is the new Assistant Coach for the University of San Diego Women’s basketball team. As you will hear from her appearance on After the Glory, Dani is passionate about basketball and life as she returns to America from a 5-year professional basketball career in Iceland.0 min
- Nancy Hogshead-MakarSeason 03 Episode 07 34:21 Nancy Hogshead-Makar, J.D., is an American swimmer who won three gold medals and one silver in the 1984 Summer Olympics. As the CEO of Champion Women, an organization leading targeted efforts to advocate for equality and accountability in sport, she is arguably the foremost authority in the nation regarding Title IX. Nancy is passionate and engaging, a true visionary who genuinely embodies the elite athlete who went on to achieve and continue to live a life of profound meaning and purpose.0 min
- Rick BarrySeason 03 Episode 06 45:40 Rick Barry was voted by his peers as one of the 50 greatest professional basketball players of all time. A basketball trailblazer, he was an All-American at the University of Miami and an All-NBA player in his first two years before starring in the fledgling American Basketball Association. Rick is irreverent, opinionated, and never dull, with a passion for life, challenges, and competition that is amazing.0 min
- Tyus EdneySeason 03 Episode 05 32:10 Tyus Edney, an elite basketball player and member of the UCLA Bruins varsity from 1991-1995, led the Bruins to their first post-John Wooden national championship in 1995. He will forever be remembered for one of the greatest moments in NCAA ‘March Madness’ history - the ‘4.8-second dash’ to beat Missouri. Tyus continues to this day to be an important figure in UCLA Athletics.0 min
- Rick ReichardtSeason 03 Episode 04 29:24 Rick Reichardt is one of baseball’s most interesting characters. The last so-called “bonus baby” in major league baseball for the Los Angeles Angels in 1964, Rick played in the MLB until 1974 and was a key figure in the rise of the player’s union that fundamentally changed professional sports.0 min
- Chris KluweSeason 03 Episode 03 33:45 In our Season 3 look at "Trailblazers, Community, and Social Activists" among the former elite athletes of the past few decades, there is no more appropriate guest than elite college and pro football punter Mr. Chris Kluwe. At age 39, Chris Kluwe has packed more meaning and purpose into his life than most. The story of Chris Kluwe and the NFL is important and timely.0 min
- Megan Hankins-MaldonadoSeason 03 Episode 02 35:45 Continuing with our Season 3 theme of “Trailblazers, Community, and Social Activists”, you will discover the passion for basketball and people that is Megan Hankins-Maldonado. Megan has been an elite women’s basketball player and championship coach for over 20 years, all while earning a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s in clinical psychology, marriage, and family therapy.0 min
- George FosterSeason 03 Episode 01 37:20 Our third season, themed "Trailblazers, Community, and Social Activists," opens with George Foster, one of the baseball greats of the '70s-'80s. As a Cincinnati Red, he helped lead the team to four National League Pennants and two World Series championships. Jack DeLance, his friend and promotions agent, joins us to talk about how elite athletes stay in touch with fans through promotional opportunities and events that serve as a link between fans and their heroes.0 min
About After The Glory
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Meet The Hosts of After The Glory
Lucy Tseng
Lucy Tseng is a Life & Resilience Coach working with folks who are experiencing major changes, particularly athletes of all levels who are transitioning to life after sports. Additionally, she is part of the development team that raised $5.49 billion during The UCLA Centennial Campaign and focuses on raising funds for scholarships and student support.
With clients internationally, Lucy currently resides in Los Angeles, where she was born and raised. In 2012, she graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology, Asian American Studies, and Education Studies. At UCLA as a student, she was involved with several campus organizations including UCLA UniCamp, Pediatric AIDS Coalition, and served as a Resident Assistant for the Office of Residential Life. In 2014, Lucy graduated from the University of San Francisco (Southern CA campus) with a Master’s Degree in Sport Management. Her master's thesis was focused on building a comprehensive life skills program that included development training for student-athletes.
Shortly after grad school, Lucy was recruited to work for Environmental Charter Schools (ECS), where she learned in great depth about the world of business development. After two years of being hands-on with almost every project at this growing charter school network, Lucy returned to her alma mater to contribute to the development team. To this day, she is a very active Bruin alumna and staff member. In July 2020, she was appointed as a Staff Advisor to the UC Board of Regents by President Janet Napolitano.
Lucy's breadth of experience has helped her discover her passion: being a resource to all people. More specifically, her purpose in life is to inspire and support others in finding, pursuing, and living their own passions and purpose.
Outside of working at UCLA and pursuing her passion as a Coach, Lucy is involved with several global and local nonprofit organizations including Rotary International (fighting human trafficking), NextLA (formerly known as Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce), and Delta Sigma Pi International Business Fraternity. She is a proud co-host of After the Glory podcast, featuring stories about elite athletes and their lives outside of sports. Lucy is passionate about living a lifestyle of natural healthcare and serves as a Wellness Advocate for dōTERRA, an essentials oils company. Lucy also enjoys staying active and spending time with loved ones, including her furry children @Tunechi_Kobe the huskies.
Gary Stern
Since 1980, Gary N. Stern has been known as a lawyer’s lawyer, passionate about his clients, and equally passionate about bringing honor, dignity, and respect to the legal profession. For nearly 40 years, he has represented people from all walks of life. Those who know Gary know that as steadfast as he is in the pursuit of justice, he is equally committed to professionalism at every stage of a proceeding. Along the way, Gary has earned the respect and admiration of opposing counsel, judges, mediators, arbitrators, and his fellow trial lawyers.When not representing his clients, Gary is a passionate fan of the Los Angeles Dodgers and since 2005, has been an active participant first with the Dodgers Fantasy Camp in Florida and then with an independent adult baseball camp, LADABC. As a result of Gary’s many baseball fantasy camp experiences, he had the opportunity to get to know several legendary athletes and how their lives had evolved after their playing days were over. He has always found it important for athletes to be recognized for their contribution to the sports world and to the broader society.Gary has been married to Sandy for 35 years. His son Daniel has a Masters’ Degree in Special Education and works as a private tutor and at The Help Group, the leading education and research institution for autistic children. His daughter Laura retired in 2018 after 7 years as a cast member with Disney on Ice. Laura now works as an Event Coordinator for a prestigious boutique hotel in Redondo Beach, CA.
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