Sarah Takahashi is a Basketball Skills & Development Coach and the owner of TAKI FIT. TAKI FIT is a physical fitness business located in Hawaii. In this episode, Sarah shares her journey to success and the trials she experienced along the way. The story is compelling and her passion is captivating. 

Michale Watson is the President of the American Basketball Association (ABA), the largest professional basketball league in the world with over 175 teams registered. In this episode, he takes on his personal journey from Rochester, NY, his service in the military, some dangerously close encounters along the way and ultimately to his current role with the league. 

Leanne Barrett is a FIBA certified basketball agent based out of Auckland, New Zealand. She is the owner of Jumpshot Basketball Agents. In this episode she discusses the role of a basketball agent and her experience growing a brand and being a female in a male-dominated industry.

Kristina King is a professional basketball player and business woman. She is a 2-time MVP and player of the year in the WUBA. In this episode, she shares her journey to success and the challenges she experienced along the way. 

Coach Steve Tucker has coached in 8 different Pro Basketball Leagues and is one of the few coaches that has won championships on the professional, collegiate, and international levels! He shares his insights and inspirations as a coach, teacher and human.

James "IV" Williams is a professional basketball scout. In this episode, he shares his journey from playing the game to watching the game and identifying talent. It was not quick and it was not easy. It took hustle, heart and being headstrong. 

Basketball Executive, Talent Manager and Media & Entertainment professional Christy Luxe shares her journey as daughter of famous Globetrotter, Jumpin' Jackie Jackson. Hear how she made her mark on the entertainment industry and ultimately found peace and purpose in honoring her father's basketball legacy. 

Lisa C. Willis is a retired WNBA Professional, Gold Medalist and Asst. Coach in the Knicks organization. In this episode she gives listeners a front row view of her life as a high school standout, collegiate record holder, olympic champion and coaching pioneer. Her life lessons extend beyond basketball and provide practical application for each us in pursuit of our dreams. 

Jon Bain discusses why he decided to sell,  how things changed after he left and how he overcame the social challenge of owning such a  profitable business as white man with majority black customers and employees. He also discusses the struggles he sees women have in basketball, what he would have done differently, and if the RNS model could still work today. 

In this episode, Jon Bain, Founder of Run N' Shoot talk through growing up in Little Rock and his time spent in the Navy. He also talks about his first business, Movie Stop and how he got inspiration to create Run N' Shoot. We talk through the insanely successful first year and the growth that continued to occur.