Games People Play host Bernie Corbett speaks with Morgan Tuck, who won four consecutive NCAA championships with the University of Connecticut women's basketball team before playing in the WNBA and becoming the Director of Franchise Development for the Connecticut Sun following her retirement from playing earlier this year.

Games People Play host Bernie Corbett is joined by 1982 World Series champion Tom Herr. The conversation covers Herr's 13-year MLB career, his significant stint with the Cardinals, and so much more. This is the second half of a two-part interview.

Games People Play host Bernie Corbett is joined by 1982 World Series champion Tom Herr. The conversation covers Herr's 13-year MLB career, his significant stint with the Cardinals, and so much more. This is the first half of a two-part interview.

This week on the Games People Play, Bernie goes into the ring with former Heavyweight Champion Mike Hercules Weaver.  Join Bernie as he and Mike remember his legendary boxing career.   Hear about how Mike learns he is one of 27 children, how Bob Arum and Don King affected his career, and the crushing knockout blow of Big John Tate to win the title, and speaks of his new relationship with an old nemesis. 

If you like the era of boxing from 1976-1988 this is a great trip down memory lane with former WBA Champion Mike "Hercules" Weaver from our new location in Boston, Fenway Johnnies.

Part II

The Games People Play podcast with Bernie Corbett welcomes Danny White this week.   Voted Arizona's Athlete of the Century, Danny attended Arizona St on a baseball scholarship and became a record setting QB leading the Sun Devils to three straight Fiesta Bowl victories. After beginning his pro career in the WFL, White migrated to the NFL and became the Dallas Cowboys punter winning a Super Bowl.    In 1979 he succeeded Roger Staubach at quarterback  assuming the responsibility of one of the toughest jobs in sports and led  America's Team to three consecutive NFC Championship Games compiling a 62-32 record overall.    As his coach the legendary Tom Landry observed, "I don't think anybody could have followed Roger and done as well as Danny." Please subscribe...like and rate us.