Montgomery & Co.

This week on Montgomery & Co., we have the co-founder of the Premiere Lacrosse League, Paul Rabil. Renee talks to Paul about lessons in sports, especially for athletes coming out of college and entering the WNBA draft which is on April 15th. Thank you for listening to MoCo every week, we will be back in July on NPR Radio WABE. 

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This week on Montgomery & Co., Renee gives her take on the NCAA Men's and Women's basketball tournaments. And, we get a word from Snook on "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" of March Madness. Plus, from Golden State Entertainment, we have musician Mayzin whose EP “Things Left Unsaid” releases this Friday.

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This week on Montgomery & Co., Renee continues to put her money on the table as an investor. From Campus Ink, we have CEO and founder Steven Farag and VP Adam Cook here to talk about joining forces with Mark Cuban and their venture the NIL Store. Plus, we have David Kelly, who holds TWO C-Suite positions with the Golden State Warriors as Chief Legal Officer AND Chief Business Officer of Golden State Entertainment, the team’s entertainment division.

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This week on Montgomery & Co., Renee gives her State of the Union in women's basketball. Plus, ESPN's Elle Duncan joins the show to talk more about women's basketball and her new book "For You, I Will" which she dedicated to her daughter. And on MoCo Newsroom, the crew dishes on "Love is Blind."

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Season 3 continues…This week on Montgomery & Co., we have Haley Hill, a former NFL cheerleader/Veteran who went up against the “sharks” in Shark Tank and came out with a successful deal for her company. Plus, Atlanta Dream GM Dan Padover joins the show!

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On the season 3 premiere of Montgomery & Co., we have the iconic 2x Grammy Award winner Rhymefest, here to talk to us about his newly released album, James & Nikki: A Conversation. Plus, the crew is back together to talk about NBA All Star & more on MoCo Newsroom.

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It's the season finale of Montgomery & Co. We are thankful and truly blessed that you've continued to listen to the podcast and also watching us on YouTube. This week's theme is faith, and joining the show is someone who embodies that. It's the founder of Religion of Sports, Gotham Chopra. Plus, we close out the season with MoCo Newsroom.

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As the principal dancer of American Ballet Theatre and a legend who has broken glass ceilings in dance, Misty Copeland knows what it takes to reach the pinnacle of her profession. She joins Renee to talk about her life and career and the historic and inspirational trail that she leaves for little black girls trying to reach her star. Plus, Thanksgiving is next week. The crew gets together to let you know what the dos and don'ts are when it comes to the family get together.

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THE G.O.A.T is represented on this week's Montgomery & Co. Johnny Smith, the author of Jumpman: The Making and Meaning of Michael Jordan, joins Renee to talk about how the brand of Michael Jordan was shaped. Kiki Rice is a guard on the 4th ranked UCLA women's basketball team, she's also Jordan Brand's first NIL athlete. Kiki talks to Renee about expectations this upcoming season. Plus, the crew discusses the week’s trending topics on MoCo Newsroom.

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This week on Montgomery & Co., newly hired NBPA Foundation director Stephanie Rawlings-Blake joins Renee to talk about the role she's acquired. The Renee Montgomery Foundation's Black and Gold Gala raised money for HBCUs, including Morehouse College. From the Maroon Tigers basketball team, we have Omar Rowe and Jaden Gray to talk about how they got to this historically Black college. Plus, food critic Keith Lee lit up the Atlanta restaurant scene. The crew got together to talk about it.

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