Follow the Moneyball Episode #12 an interview with the amazing Nona Lee, Founder & CEO of Truth DEI, a consulting firm helping organizations determine current and future growth opportunities and strategies in the areas of DIVERSITY, EQUITY and INCLUSION. Nona previously served as Executive Vice President/Chief Legal Counsel for the AZ Diamondbacks as well as Vice President, Associate General Counsel for the Phoenix Suns following a distinguished career in Corporate law. A former NCAA d-1 athlete herself, Nona has a wealth of knowledge and experience that we only scratched the surface of. I look forward to a follow up interview with Nona in the near future.

David has a fascinating interview with Brandon Steiner of Collectible Xchange, the man who revolutionized memorabilia/collectibles business. and a font of business knowledge.

David talks with Entertainment and Sports Attorney regarding NIL issues including Corporate/Sovereign Wealth Fund NCAA sponsorship and  Corporate/Sovereign Wealth Fund ownership of Sports Franchises.

David talks with Christian Red Sportswriter for the Messenger

David talks with Author & Sportwriter, Geoff Baker about his career covering sports and his book, “Rising From the Deep.”

David talks with Author and Sportswriter Geoff Baker about his career in Sportwriting and his book, "Rising from the Deep"

David Talks with former Major Leaguer  & Scout, and current Mental Edge Life Coach for Athletes & Parents Chad Hermansen

David interviews Ken Davidoff, former Sportswriter for the New York Post, Newsday about his career in Journalism, momentous events he covered and the "State" of MLB.

In this episode of "Follow the Moneyball" David interviews former Director of Communications for the Major League Baseball Players Association and current President of Power x Communications, Greg Bouris regarding his days at the MLBPA as well as his current roles with both Power x and as Director of Undergraduate Sport Management Program at Adelphi University.

Veteran Agent for MLB players David Sloane speak with Mitch Lukevics, his former client, now Special Assistant to the General Manager of the Tampa Bay Rays