More Than A Name...

Blake Dietrick went undrafted and overseas for years before flourishing in her role with the Atlanta Dream this season. Dietrick dives into life in the Wubble, the social justice movement going on within and her 30-0 Princeton team.

The 14th overall pick in the 2014 is in the midst of recovering from Tommy John Surgery. Beede chose Vanderbilt over going to the MLB out of high school after being the 21st overall selection in the 2011 MLB Draft. After getting drafted by the Giants in 2014, the right-handed did not make it to the big leagues until 2018. Beede joins us to talk about staying the course through the highs and lows, his advice to parents and athletes and why giving back is essential to him.

Former Division I basketball coach and current head coach at Cesar Chavez HS, Joe Esposito dives into building relationships with recruits and co-workers. Esposito takes us into his 33 years of coaching, including 11 years with Tubby Smith, the mindset and lifestyle. Known as one of the best recruiters in college basketball, Esposito talks about being able to pay your dues and leaving your current place better.

Professional Speaker, Leadership Trainer and Executive Business Coach Jamy Bechler takes us through his message for teams and businesses through COVID-19. Bechler elaborates on his coaching days, the impact he wanted to leave on his players, work/life alignment and raising his son through the current events.

USA Rugby Sevens Player and 2015 Division III Soccer National Champion, Kristi Kirshe’s life was always surrounded by sports. After graduating from Williams College and adding a National Championship to her resume, she was uncertain about her identity without sports. After working less than a year in the corporate world, she began to play rugby. In just 11 short months, she earned a contract with the USA National Rugby Team and is now out in San Diego training with the team in preparation for making the 20201 Olympics.

Morgan McSweeney, right-handed pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles organization was cut from his high school baseball team as a junior. He did not let that stop him. He ended up earning a scholarship from Wake Forest University and getting drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 2019 MLB Draft. McSweeney faced many setbacks that did not stop him, instead it kept him going.

Kyle Seyboth, the 2019 Wall Street Journal #1 Realtor Nationwide joins us for our tenth episode. Seyboth worked a 9-5 job for ten years before transitioning to real estate. Now, Seyboth is going for the ‘real estate triple crown’ and reaching new heights each year. Seyboth digs into lessons from being a student-athlete, transitioning from a 9-5, work/life balance and advice to young working professionals.

Tyler LeClerc dropped out of college after one year to begin to execute his vision of becoming a basketball trainer. He stayed true to his vision and dream through the doubters and nay-sayers. Now, LeClerc is over two years in and the business continues to grow. LeClerc talks about the psychological side of thinking, the impact he wants to make on others and what NBA Trainer Drew Hanlen taught him.

Hayley Moore was named the team President of the NWHL’s Boston Pride on October 3, 2019, making her one of three women named president of a major professional hockey team. Moore takes us through her journey of the past few months with COVID-19, how to be an effective leader of an organization and advice to women in sports.

At 13 years old, Jenny Fischer lost her mother. At 23 years old, Fischer accepted a job doing Digital and Social Content for the WNBA at the NBA Office. Fischer has worked for Marquette athletics, the BIG EAST Conference and the NCAA between those periods. Fischer elaborates on her journey at a young age, how to strive as a woman in sport and how to build a personal brand on social media.