College of Charleston soccer standout Lexi Drumm and Title IX attorney Leigh Ernst Friestedt join us for an in-depth discussion on the appeal of the House v. NCAA settlement agreement. Together, they explore the case's potential impact on gender equity in college athletics and what it means for the future of Title IX.

University of Charleston LaCrosse star, Lexie Drum & Title IX attorney Lee Ernst Friedstedt talk about the appeal of the House Settlement Agreement. This lively converation starts with an overview of the House Settlement litigation and application of the House Settlement formula to compensate student athletes. Lee provides a legal overview how Alston and serveral other cases are actually antitrust cases and how Alstin opened the flood gates for NIL. Also covered is what is Title IX and how does it work as well as the inequalities in college athletics in the United States.

Revenue sharing & NIL collectives continue to be a hot topic among college football players, coaches and staff after the House Settlement Agreement. Cole Moore, MSU Football General Manager, shares his perspective on how MSU factors in many variables, the impact of the House Settlement agreement and how we can expect the revenue sharing and NIL collectives to evolve.

MSU football players Brady Pretzlaff and AJ Dennis talk about their recruiting and playing experience as they look forward to building their legacy.  Three pieces of advice: 1) Work your way up 2) Surround yourself with the right people and 3) Take advantage of all the opporutnities

Talented young sports management professionals, Brooklyn Samuel and Ashley Holcomb, talk about the challenges of college recruiting, building a personal brand and sports-related career possibilities.

Reporter Natalie Kerwin of FanDuel Sports Network Detroit who covers the Pistons, Tigers, and Red Wings talks Detroit Sports and how preparation is key to making it in any avenue of the sports industry.

On the eve of announcing his commitment to play football at a D1 school, Kory Amachree joined by his siblings, Kaema (Women's Soccer at University of Toledo & Nakai (Football at Bowling Green) discuss the rapidly changing recruiting process, the moment they knew they were going to pursue sports beyond high school, how they evaluated opportunities to play at the college level, the transfer portal and their recommendations for others embarking upon the process.

A candid discussion of the legal and ethical considerations around NIL at the high school level and how student athletes, parents and coaches can navigate this new era.

In the first episode of the Foster Swift Sports Talk podcast, attorneys David Russell, Anthony Dalimonte, and Charlie Sarchet sat down with Jake Boss Jr., Head Coach of Michigan State Baseball, and Dr. Thomas Dieters, Board President of Charitable Gift America to discuss student-athlete NIL and the potential impact of the House Settlement on NIL and non-revenue sports.