Gamechanger, an app under the Dicks Sporting Goods umbrella is using modern technology and mobile offerings to bring friends and family closer through the ability to share moments from youth sports.

During the pandemic Sportradar was tested in it's ability to monitor the integrity of lower tier events because they became some of the few options for betters to wager on. And he discusses the larger integrity initiatives as betting markets in the US expand.

Adam Richman and Joe Silberzweig's company Medium Rare talk about their recent successful dip into the NFT pool with the Rob Gronkowski curated collectible drop. They also discuss activations and live events in the modern entertainment space.

Max Sirena is getting set to compete for the America's Cup as the skipper of the Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli team. He discusses competing in a pandemic and why speeds in competitive sailing have exponentially gone up in recent years,

Dianese CEO Cristiano Silei talks about the partnership with Max's team to create the best ergonomic safety gear to help the team reach it's goals.

Kinexon is a player tracking technology that suddenly found itself in a space where teams and people needed the ability to monitor movement and contact trace to help navigate a global pandemic.

Zach Maurides created the framework for Teamworks, an all encompassing platform for teams to stay connected while playing at Duke. Now his company has become a lifeline for teams trying to stay on the same page during a global pandemic.

Johanna Faries brings her wealth of experience from traditional sports (NFL) into the Call of Duty League as she and her team look to build upon the thriving esports market with one of the landmark games.

Phenix CMO Jed Corenthal joins the show to discuss the the issue with getting streaming technology to catch up to the speed of the game and the necessity for improvement with in game betting coming to the market.

Aidan and Maxwell Resnick spent their seniors years of high school in a pandemic and writing a book about analytics and their love of the stats behind sports.

Nigel Sylvester is one of the most prolific BMX athletes turned influencers. His love of gaming led him to work with Greg Selkoe, CEO of XSET, a company looking to build upon the explosion of esports into a cultural content revolution.