Mad Max is joined by softball superstar Kelsey Stewart. Kelsey talks about her college days where she was able to help Florida win two National Championships. They talk about her Pro Career. Kelsey talks about the honor it is to be part of Team USA. Max and Kelsey also talk about her Wilson Game model and the Louisville bat she prefers. She also says if a Movie is made who would play her.

Mad Max is joined by Pitch in for Baseball/Softball. Did you know that PIFBS has donated more than 10 million dollars of equipment to 900,000 kids in all 50 states and 100 countries internationally. Meredith and Steve from PIFBS join Max and discuss what PIFBS does. They talk about how people can send them gear and who uses it. Meredith talks about her favorite memory that they have accomplished. They talk about what the future might hold for them.

Mad Max does a Zoom interview with Legendary Pitcher Tim Dillard. Tim was entering his 18th year in professional baseball. Tim talks about his baseball career. He talks about his Wilson A2000 and how much he misses baseball. Dillard tells Mad Max the main difference between the MLB and the Minor Leagues. Tim also talks about his new podcast venture. Sit back and get ready for some laughs!

Mad Max is joined by Rawlings Sports Brand Ambassador Hector Penate. He talks about growing up in Miami and struggling to get along with his dad. Hector talks about moving to Las Vegas and how his life changed at 31. He then discusses moving back to Miami and becoming a baseball instructor and helping kids and parents. CoachHP talks about future plans and how to have a great attitude in life. A real feel-good interview.

Mad Max is joined by Red Sox Minor League player Ryan Fitzgerald. Ryan talks about growing up playing Baseball and hockey. He talks about his college experience at Creighton University. Ryan talks about not getting drafted and playing independent ball. He talks about how his independent ball coach helps him get signed by the Red Sox. They talk about how minor league players are paid under minion wage. Ryan talks about his Goat Clothing brand.

Mad Max is joined by Writer and Filmmaker John W. Miller. John wrote an article called Keeping baseball alive in the time of coronavirus. John talks about growing up in Brussels Germany and playing baseball. John now back in the US lives in Pittsburgh and coach's baseball. They talk about how John has been coaching his kids and what to expect for this summer. Miller also has a new film coming out where baseball plays a big part of.

Mad Max welcomes former UCLA Bruin catcher Jen Schroeder. Jen talks about growing up in California. She talks about the highs and lows of playing softball. Jen tells Max why she came up with the Packaged Deal and about her Catching retreats. They also discuss the game changing Catching Gear that Easton and Jen came out with. Jen tells Max about some future projects that are coming. One of the best interviews yet!

Jennette Rauch from Wilson joins Mad Max. Her exact job title is Global Marketing Director at Wilson Sporting Goods. Her sweet spot is definitely gloves. They talk about her 8-plus years of working at Wilson and the arrival of the custom glove builder and how it has changed. She also talks about the famous "Glove Day," where Wilson will deliver gloves to pro baseball players. Jennette shares some of her favorite MLB players and discusses a National treasure ASO.

Mad Max is joined by former MLB baseball player Chase d'Arnaud. Chase talks about his childhood growing up in Long Beach, California, and his best and worst moments as a pro. He also discusses why he decided to step away from the game he loves. Mad Max asks Chase about the Journeyman Series he's created and streams on YouTube. Chase also talks about his future projects.

Mad Max is joined by legendary softball player Danielle Lawrie. Danielle talks about what she is doing to stay in shape as she trains for the postponed Olympics. They discuss her collegiate career where she won the 2009 national championship with Washington. Danielle also answers questions from fans. Does she think pro baseball/softball players should be connected more and how does one get into the broadcast career. Download for a jam-packed interview!