We all know that the popularity of esports is rising, but now we're seeing cities get behind this industry in trying to attract new events and offer new opportunities. Arlington, TX is at the forefront of this new movement with the Esports Stadium Arlington, the largest esports dedicated building in North America.

Just like most businesses in the US, the Esports Stadium saw a massive dip in traffic, but now that Texas is open back up, the stadium is getting ready to host a whole line-up of events. In this episode of All In With Esports, Lewis is joined by Luke Bauer, the President of the Esports Stadium Arlington.

Luke shares his journey from going from loving gaming to becoming president of this organization, what's on the horizon, and how they plan on having a 2021 that's bigger than ever!

To learn more about the stadium, visit: https://www.esportsstadium.gg/

All In With Esports is part of the Esports Futuri Network, to learn more about this show and all other shows, visit: EsportsFPN.com

Esports is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world, and where there are sports, there’s betting and gambling. 

The gambling industry for esports is still very new, and there are still a lot of avenues and opportunities that lie ahead. Today’s guest, Grant Johnson, is on the forefront of this industry, as CEO of Esports Entertainment Group, the first gambling company to be listed on the NASDAQ, and the first company to offer a betting exchanging where betting is player against player.

Grant shares how his journey led him to esports, and why he’s so excited about this booming industry. Plus he talks about the huge opportunities ahead as esports, and therefore, esports betting and gambling become more mainstream.

To learn more about the Esports Entertainment Group, visit: EsportsEntertainmentGroup.com

To connect with Grant on LinkedIn, visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/grantjohnsonesport/?originalSubdomain=ca

And if you’re interested in investing, email jeff {at} esportsentertainmentgroup.com

We all know how much gaming and esports is taking off, but have you ever stopped for a moment to appreciate how it all began?

Well, if you’re in the Dallas area, you can stop by the National Video Game Museum, located in Frisco, TX to see the history of the video game industry, where it’s heading next, and find ways to be a part of it all.

The mission of the National Video Game Museum is simple, to “preserve the history of the videogame industry by archiving not only the physical artifacts but also the information and stories behind its creation.”

And in this episode of All In With Esports, one of the co-founders of the museum, John Hardie, sits down to talk to Lewis about how it all began, what you can expect, and why he’s so excited to share this gem with everyone who has a passion for gaming and it’s history!

To learn more about the museum, visit: www.nvmusa.org

All In With Esports is part of the Esports Futuri Podcast Network. To see this show and all of our other shows, visit, esportsfpn.com.

In junior highs and high schools all around the world, you’ll find a lot of kids who are dreaming of someday becoming a professional gamer. Kile Hsu is one of those, a high school student, living on the West Coast, Kile has risen through the ranks to fall within the top 10 in his region. 

Kile is hanging out with All In With Esport’s host Lewis Johnson and guest co-host Harley Parks to discuss his journey within gaming and esports, how he got his parents to finally get on board, and what he is hoping his journey will be as he finishes up school and moves onto college.

All In With Esports is part of the ESports Futuri Podcast Network. You can find all of these episodes plus our other shows at https://esportsfpn.com

It's a tale so common in today's age, the kids love gaming, and the parents wished they were doing something more productive. However, we're now in a world where gaming actually is productive, and there's endless opportunities for those who have a love for it. After several parents saw a need for more resources for those who have kids looking to further their opportunities in esports, Shae Williams and David Herzog co-founded the Coalition of Parents in Esports (COPE).

In this episode of All In With Esports, Lewis is joined by Shae and Chris Spikoski, the Managing Director of COPE. They share why they're so passionate about providing these resources and creating more opportunities for kids in gaming, and why COPE is so important.

You can find out more about COPE by visiting: https://cope.gg/about-cope

Connect with COPE on Twitter: https://twitter.com/COPEgg

Connect with Chris on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CSpikoski

Connect with Shae on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Shaemmon

Where there’s competition, there’s cheating. Unfortunately, this isn’t just a true statement in the traditional sports world as it’s just as prevalent in the world of esports and gaming.

After 10 people were arrested in China over one of the biggest cheating rings to date, the question becomes how much regulation will be imposed on the world of esports. (You can find more info here: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/china-video-cheating-ring-hackers-arrested/)

Lewis invites MAP Esports Founder Jacob Miles, and the Power Players League's own Austin Rasor to discuss the issues with cheating in esports, why it’s so easy to cheat, and predictions about what’s to come in the world of esports to help address this major issue.

All In With Esports is part of the Esports Futuri Network. You can find this show and all of our shows at: https://esportsfpn.com

Not many people can say they’ve lived to tell the story of dying, but it’s one that Kemoy Campbell can share. Kemoy, a retired Jamaican distance runner, suffered a cardiac arrest in 2019 during the Millrose Games. Thanks to the quick action of a bystander who performed CPR, and a defibrillator that was on-site that saved his life.

He shares his amazing story with Lewis Johnson in this episode of All In With Esports. (You can also see more about this story here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IA_T4R0FqdA).

Kemoy discusses what he remembers from that day, and what life has been like since this massively life-altering event. He also talks about how he’s using this new opportunity on life to help and impact others. 

One thing that we want to point out from this interview, is the importance of being CPR and AED certified. It's this certification that saved Kemoy's life. We would love to see more people ready to give the Gift of Life should they suddenly find themselves in an emergency situation where someone needs those skills to survive.

All In With Esports is part of the Esports Futuri Podcast Network. You can find this show and all of our shows at esportsfpn.com

Danny Martin always had a knack for entrepreneurship and a love of gaming. However, it was college where he found a great opportunity in helping to fix gaming consoles.

It was that drive that led him to Silicon Valley to work for a startup, and he shares some of the valuable lessons he learned while there. 

He then brought back those lessons and built what is now Ēsposure. In this episode of All In With Esports, Danny shares his journey with Lewis and discusses the opportunities that helped him to build his own company.

Plus he talks about what is so special about Ēsposure and what he’s most excited about for when the pandemic is over.

To find out more about Ēsposure, visit: Esposure.gg

All In With Esports is part of the Esports Futuri Podcast Network. To learn more about this show plus all of our others, visit: EsportsFPN.com.

As of 2021, there were 3.5 million unfilled, Cyber Security jobs worldwide, and the estimated cost of cybercrime in 2021 will be $6 billion. 

After experiencing this first hand, watching former military veterans not get jobs they were qualified for in Cyber Security, and seeing this major need, Nigel Leblanc decided to take matters into his own hands by creating the Cyber Warrior Network. 

Nigel shares his story with Lewis in this episode of All In With Esports, talking about how his first few entrepreneurial attempts led him to fuel this passion, why this is such an important mission, and what he enjoys most about being able to give so much opportunity to those who need it.

You can find out more about the Cyber Warrior Network at: https://www.cyberwarriornetwork.com/

All In With Esports is part of the Esports Futuri Podcast Network. To find this show and all of our other shows, visit: https://esportsfpn.com

It's not uncommon to find a young adult with a passion for gaming, and it's not even uncommon to find one who has figured out how to take that passion and make a living doing what they love. However, what is uncommon is to find someone who has done this who hasn't even graduated high school yet.

We're talking about 17-year-old Harley Parks, who is the Founder and CEO of Bearclaw Esports, President of Game On Korea, and the CEO of Soarose. She's also a full-time high school student. Yes, she has actually had to learn how to prioritize school work and running several companies.

Harley shares her story with Lewis on this episode of All In With Esports. She talks about what drove her to really go all in once the pandemic hit, how long she's been a fan of gaming, and what her day-to-day life looks like as a full-time student and a full-time CEO!

To learn more about Bearclaw Esports, visit: https://bearclawesports.co/

All In With Esports is part of the Esports Futuri Podcast Network. To see this show and all of our shows, visit: https://www.esportsfpn.com