Episode 62: Drew sits down with one of his good friends, Matt Shaw. Matt is one of the driving forces behind the University of Denver’s success on the ice and in the weight room. Known for his ability to blend science with intensity, Matt has been instrumental in building the physical and mental foundations that have helped the Pioneers become one of the premier programs in college hockey.

Episode 61: Drew welcomes back the show’s first-ever repeat guest, David Carle. They dive into the new NIL and transfer rules, break down the NHL Playoffs, and explore why he turned down multiple NHL opportunities to continue leading the University of Denver.

Episode 60 - In this episode, Drew sits down with Super Bowl champion and former NFL safety T.J. Ward. Known for his physical play and relentless mindset, T.J. shares his journey from being overlooked out of high school to becoming one of the most feared defenders in the league. They discuss the mental toughness it takes to make it in the NFL, the lessons football taught him about leadership and accountability, and what life looks like after football.

Drew sits down with a close friend Gerard Barile who is a partner at Wave Digital Assets, a leading cryptocurrency VC fund. They dive into the world of Bitcoin, meme coins, and explore how athletes can harness the power of blockchain technology to elevate their personal brand and create new income opportunities.

Drew is joined by Dr. Sandeep Palakodeti, the CEO of Velocity Health, for a deep dive into the cutting edge of the longevity space. They explore trending topics like fasting, peptides, wearables, and GLP-1s—and why these innovations are gaining traction. The conversation also covers the fundamental flaws in the American healthcare system, the mission behind Velocity Health, and an exciting upcoming partnership with Amalfi.

Episode 57: Drew sits down with Bryn Chyzyk, the newly appointed General Manager of the University of North Dakota Hockey Team. They dive into the current NHL Playoffs, Bryn’s return to North Dakota, and his journey through scouting and building a championship-caliber program.

Episode 56: Drew sits down with retired NHL player, Colin Wilson. Colin Wilson is a retired American professional ice hockey forward who played 11 seasons in the NHL with the Nashville Predators and Colorado Avalanche. Drafted seventh overall by Nashville in 2008, he tallied 286 points in 632 career games and represented Team USA internationally. A third-generation NHL player, Wilson is now an advocate for mental health and climate-forward investing, sharing his personal journey with obsessive-compulsive disorder and addiction.

In this episode, Drew sits down with NHL forward Morgan Geekie for an inside look at life with the Boston Bruins. From his early days in junior hockey to reaching career highs in goals, assists, and points, Morgan opens up about the journey that’s shaped him. He shares candid stories, the ups and downs of life in the NHL, and what’s fueled his growth on the ice. The conversation dives into team dynamics, off-season routines, and his mindset both on and off the rink. Plus, Morgan weighs in on the current NHL Playoffs, talks about his family, and shares why he believes the Bruins are poised for a strong comeback next season.

Episode 54: Drew is joined by former NFL player, leadership coach, and motivational speaker Alex Molden. As the host of The Ultimate Playbook, Alex blends his experiences on the field with real-life lessons in leadership, mindset, and personal development. In this episode, he shares powerful insights and practical strategies to help you win—not just in sports, but in life. Whether you're an athlete, entrepreneur, parent, or everyday go-getter, Alex offers wisdom to help you elevate your game and become the best version of yourself.

Episode 53: Drew sits down with longtime basketball standout Richard Hendrix. After starring at the University of Alabama, Richard built an impressive international career as a professional player. Now retired, he is making a fast rise in the media world, calling games on ESPN and the SEC Network.