Braci Nyberg shares her journey to winning multiple high school state championships (in both track and basketball), her academic accomplishments, as well as, who she is as person off of the court.

Keenan shares his basketball journey from his love of the game at a very young age, to founding Feed Your Game Academy which is putting focus and intentionality on developing female basketball players in Oklahoma.

Annilia Dawn shares her journey from high school at Amarillo High School, where she won a state championship her senior year, to her current season at Oklahoma City University. Also discussed during this episode is Annilia as a person off of the basketball court, advocating for women equality, her advice to younger players, and her plans for after graduation. 

Journey Armstead, Freshman guard for Hutchinson CC Women's Basketball team shares her basketball journey of playing in high school at East Central and Sand Springs, her excitement about attending Hutchinson, and who she is as a person outside of basketball.

Oral Roberts University Women's Basketball Head Coach, Kelsi Musick, shares her story of her transition from SWOSU to ORU. In this episode, Coach Musick also shares her expectations for the 22-23 season and who she is as a person off the court. 

Marcayla Johnson (Booker T. Washington HS, Arkansas Banshees, HS class of 2025) shares who she is a person off of the court, her busy summer of 2022, which included getting offered by numerous D1 programs around the country, and her freshman year of high school at Booker T. Washington (Tulsa, Ok).

Mackenzie Crusoe, redshirt sophomore guard for East Central University women's basketball team shares her basketball journey from playing as a small kid, playing AAU, winning the 6A state championship as a high school freshman, and her journey playing D2 basketball at East Central the past two years. In this episode Mackenzie also shares who she is as a person off of the basketball court, as well as, her views on music, tv, and fashion.

Jade Upshaw opens up on her outstanding high school career, her experiences as a college freshman at Arkansas State, and who she is as a person outside of basketball.