Charles talks about his journey from top tier NCAA athlete at UCLA and University of South Carolina, to Club Coaching and mentoring youth in Tennessee. He also speaks on some of his philosophy in the women's short hurdles, drug testing protocols and his friendship with Olympic Gold Medalist Tianna Bartoletta.

In this episode we talk about the 2012 Olympic season and events building up to a 4x400 that would forever change his life. With the current events in track and field being mostly due to missed drug tests from some of our top stars we talk about the drug testing culture within track and field. How hard is it to be where you need to be for a drug test?

Jebreh Harris has done alot in a career that saw him become a two time NCAA All American, as well as become a successful professional athlete. Jebreh was ranked No. 2 in the U.S. in the 800m in 2007. He competed in two Olympic Trials Finals (2004 & 2008) and seven total U.S. Outdoor Championships. Harris was a member of the American record-breaking 4x800m relay team, which finished with a time of 7:02.82 in Brussels, Belgium.

As a coach Jebreh has been influenced by some of the best which he talks about in this interview. He also goes into his philosophy and how his time as a professional helped him become a better coach.

Dean talks about how he got started in the sport of basketball and how he has evolved over the years as a coach. Dean was able to come in and right away turn the Union College program around. They had a program record of 26 wins and made a trip to the NAIA National Tournament. He also had the first All American in program history in Brook Hammonds.

Marissa goes into detail about her background as an athlete and coach. We discuss her coaching style and what was her motivation behind the Coaches Collab Group on Facebook, as well as her experience working on the Athletics LLC Youtube Show with Charles Ryan, Mike Holloway and Chris  Huffins.

1. We talk about The George Floyd murder and what has happened since.  

2. We also cover the coaching education model in the US. 

3. What is missing from our sport to gain more viewership?

Chris Layne has been at Milligan since 1999 and has developed the cross country and track and field programs into NAIA national powerhouses. In this episode he talks about how he got the program to the point where it is now, as well as the development of Hannah Segrave from a 200-400 high school sprinter to a NAIA National Champion and professional runner.

Bev Kearney is truly a legend in our sport that has accomplished a ton on and off the track. She gives us insight into her background and how she got into coaching, the difference between winning and being a winner, and competing vs performance.

Has led Texas to six NCAA Championships

· 3-time NCAA Outdoor Champions (1998, '99, 2005)

· 3-time NCAA Indoor Champions (1998, '99, 2006)

· Posted 14 top-three team finishes at NCAA's

· 3-time NCAA Outdoor Coach of the Year (1997, '98, 2005)

· 2-time NCAA Indoor Coach of the Year (1999, 2006)

· 15-time Conference Coach of the Year

2012 - The BET Honors Education Award[17][18] for achievements and accomplishments as a coach and mentor.

2011  -  Selected as one of the 2011 faces for Oil of Olay’s “Positive Role Models In Our Community” Promo.[19]

2011  -  Women of Distinction Honoree by Girl Scouts of Central Texas - Austin area[4]

2009  -  Named one of "50 Women on a Mission" and Women Who Are Changing the World by Woman's Day magazine.[20]

2008  -  Auburn University, Lifetime Achievement Award[21]

2004  -  Inducted into the International Women's Sports Hall of Fame[

Texas Tech Red Raiders won their first NCAA outdoor National Championship in 2019. A big part of the effort came from the sprints and hurdles group. Led by Divine Oduduru's NCAA record runs of 9.86 in the 100m and 19.73 in the 200m, the Red Raiders won one of the most competitive NCAA Championship meets in recent history. Calvin Robinson coached the sprints and hurdles and played a significant part in the development of Oduduru and Andrew Hudson as well as others. On this episode Coach Robinson talks about everything from his training philosopy, to the communication with his athletes throughout the season.