First & Told

In episode 3, Chad and Derrell speak with Maryland's own Kelsey Nicole Nelson, an award-winning broadcast journalist from Montgomery County, MD whose profile has continued to grow in her hometown and throughout the country.
Also discussed:
-Is Cameron Edge the next great DC-area quarterback?
-Dak Prescott finally got a new deal...was it worth the wait?
-Kentucky is now allowing student-athletes to opt for "do-overs"...should the DMV follow?
-Expect to see transfer-heavy programs struggle once they start playing? 

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Chad and Derrell are joined by March of Dimes President and CEO Stacey Stewart. As the organization's leader, Stewart is in charge of its vision, strategy and operations. The group talked to Stewart about her journey to March of Dimes, her love of hip-hop, and how she became the DMV's Clair Huxtable. 

The fellas also chop it up with Josh Ilori in "Everybody Hates Josh," as well as Virginia Rivals and Fifth Quarter writer Reese Becker about what to expect in the 757 this football season. 

Those topics, along with an in-depth discussion about comments on unpaid internships made by NFL Network reporter Jane Slater, can be found in this episode of First & Told. 

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Steve Turner has led the Gonzaga College High School basketball team since 2004. On the first episode of First & Told, he talks to hosts Chad Ricardo and Derrell Bouknight about building a national powerhouse on Eye Street, battling naysayers early on as a head coach and how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected him on and off the floor. 

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