Mike "Sully" Sullivan is a retired Special Forces Colonel and Green Beret who served 30 years in the U.S. Army, including six combat tours. He currently serves as the Chief of Staff for Team Red, White, & Blue ("Team RWB"), a health & wellness community for veterans.

Matt is a former Major League pitcher and co-founder of Elite Performance Medical

Steve Fell is the Performance Coach for the United States Men's National Soccer Team (USMNT) and owner of Performance Science & Rehab, where he focuses on optimizing human performance

Kevin Seitzer has won a World Series, been an MLB All-Star, and led the league in hits. He's currently the Major League Hitting Coach for the Seattle Mariners, a position he's held for 4 other MLB clubs over nearly 20 years.

The NOW Podcast explores elite performance and the transformative role that leadership and culture play in driving it

Todd Greene spent parts of 11 seasons in the Major Leagues. After his playing career ended he began scouting, where his time as a former bench player and catcher has served him well. He was also on the receiving end of the most significant first pitch in the history of baseball, from President George W. Bush, just weeks after the attacks of September 11, 2001.

Andrew Hauser is an athletic trainer, strength coach, and the Owner of Continuum High Performance, where he focuses on rehab and performance training. Having worked for 4 different Major League clubs, Andrew has worked closely with some of the best athletes on the planet; and as someone who lost a leg in a near-fatal car crash, Andrew also offers a unique perspective on overcoming adversity.

Paul Goldschmidt is as humble a superstar as you'll meet. The 2022 National League MVP talks about how the values he learned as a kid has helped fuel his success over a dozen Major League seasons between the St. Louis Cardinals and Arizona Diamondbacks.

Mark Shapiro is President & CEO of the Toronto Blue Jays. His leadership & focus on cultural and personnel development has resulted in an extensive executive tree, with branches spreading across the professional sports landscape.

Tim Brown is a New York Times best selling author and award-winning national sports columnist covering Major League Baseball, most recently at Yahoo! Sports for nearly 15 years. He discusses the unique struggles of the two subjects of his previous books, Jim Abbott and Rick Ankiel, and how the subjects of his new book, the Tao of the Backup Catcher, represent the everyman.