The pandemic accelerated the growth of eSports but there was one liability that needs more attention and as exposed by the inability to hold live events, connectivity. Making sure participants had fair game play is a priority.

Evan Vandenberg's Dibbs is a marketplace where high end sports collectibles can be bought and sold at fractional ownership levels.

Paul Williams is working on the tech side of modern horse race betting to help bridge the gap of statistical information to help inform a new wave of modern fans,

Masa Kabayama is hoping to build platforms that bring AI personal training into every home and brick and mortar gym.

Lagen Nash takes her experience working at Fox Sports to the professional eSports operation Misfits Gaming where the competitions are meeting the mainstream and pop culture.

Tim Shriver discusses the difficult year for Special Olympics dealing with a pandemic and the shutdown of live events. He also looks ahead to the future for Special Olympics in 2021 and beyond plus what he learned in writing his new book "The Call to Unite."

Herman Elger discusses stadiums and live event venues dealing with new protocols to ensure a safe return for fans.

Former Olympic hockey Gold medalist and CEO of the Sports Innovation Lab Angela Ruggiero returns to FUTRSPRT to discuss her initiative in helping other female executives get opportunity and leverage positions in sports. Plus we discuss the red hot NFT marketplace and how she continues to serve the "fluid fan."

Luke Nicholson is preparing for more and more fans to return to the Premiere League stadiums. Adam Goodyer is working with teams like Southampton FC to ensure the matchday and socially distant experiences for fans remain modern and relevant through mobile technology.

Ashton Eaton was one of the best athletes in the world. Now he works in the labs at Intel to build 3D technology in order to help the athletes of the future perform even better,