Dr Margaret Stran from the University of Alabama brings new meaning to Roll Tide with adaptive sports and wheelchair athletes.

University of Tennessee swimmer and proud Lady Vol alum Emily Allen-Murray is teaching kids to find their potential by teaching them to swim. And, she is saving lives one at a time!

In this podcast I celebrate 62 years of Father's Days with my dad. And as places, people, and generations change, I find purpose, meaning, and connection.

Zoe Morse-Jackson talks soccer life and more. She will teach you that there is reason to believe in the greater good. And, when we do…good things will happen. 

Eating disorders and body image issues in athletes get swept under the rug. Jaden bravely shares her story hoping to inspire others to find a better path. If you know someone with anorexia nervosa, start the conversation today.

Stacy Delonge shares how losing her sister, best friend, and mother helped her find her racket. Her racket is one full of passion, resilience to keep going, and insight on how to pay it forward. Because, for Stacy, soccer is more than a game!

The first female athlete in 108 years to be so honored. Christie Cleland-Hursey did it with accomplished humility. Listen and learn all about it.

Swing by swing, every racket we have talked about in the first 10 episodes creates a living masterpiece full of hope, grace, and strength to Play On! What is your racket?

Anxiety and depression are skyrocketing in today’s youth. Suicide is now the 4th leading cause of death among teenagers. We need to start listening, and help them find purpose and meaning. Because, all of our futures depend on this next generation’s ability to find light, hope, and connection.

Michigan State University graduate student, Lynn Oltoff, walks us through her journey with basketball, dairy cows, and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. With faith and resilience, she never looks back on what could have been. She only looks forward on what could be.