Fordham Director of Athletics Ed Kull & founder of Collectible xChange Brandon Steiner come together on One on One to discuss the recent partnership between Fordham Athletics and Collectible xChange celebrating the history of the Rose Hill Gym. They discuss how the initiative came to be and the special place the pieces can hold to the Fordham family, along with whether more Fordham memorabilia is on the cards in the future.

Eric Newman, executive producer of the Showtime Basketball platform, joins Miles Grossman and Will DeFusco on One on One to discuss the making of his newest documentary, "Anything is Possible," a spotlight on Kevin Garnett’s remarkable career and the progressive moments that defined it. He takes us inside his experience creating the film, specifically crafting a relationship with Garnett and his perspective on him, along with the significance behind the "All the Smoke" podcast and his words of advice for the next generation of aspiring filmmakers.

Pro Football Hall of Fame safety Ken Houston sits down with Keenan Troy and Tyler Hu on One on One to discuss his involvement with Pork Rinds Appreciation Day and the Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund, which gives back to former NFL players who shaped the sport, and provide a look back on his playing career nad perspective on the game today.

Host of the JC and The HomeTeam podcast on ESPN and the notorious 'Pink Suit Guy,' Josh Cohen joins Mike Messina and Tyler Hu on One on One to discuss all of the storylines from UFC 268, including the biggest fights and where some combatants' careers may go from here.

Fordham Athletics director Ed Kull joins Sam Davis and Thomas Aiello to discuss the latest developments across the university community, including the inaugural "Late Night on the Hill" to kick off an exciting basketball season for the men's and women's teams, along with a football squad powering through the Patriot League. He also shares his overall outlook on what the future of Fordham Athletics, both near and far, looks like with him at the helm.

Fordham Women's Basketball head coach Stephanie Gaitley sits down with Sam Davis and Thomas Aiello to look ahead to an exciting season for her program following the team's exhibition win over Post. She discusses the strategy behind an imposing non-conference schedule and the biggest opponents in the Atlantic 10 along with the team's new additions in Asiah Dingle and Millie Prior along with the growth of those already there such as Anna DeWolfe and Kendell Heremaia.

ESPN combat sports reporter Marc Raimondi joined Mike Messina and Colin Loughran on One on One to talk all the biggest fights and storylines of UFC 268, including Usman vs Covington, the press conference antics and much more from the big weekend at MSG.

Author of 31 books, a number of which have been adapted into motion pictures, former publicity director of the New York Giants, NYPD deputy commissioner and staff member on the New York Times, 91-year-old Robert Daley joins the show. He takes us through this incredible journey, sharing insights on how each stop came to be, along with the new passion for poetry that occupies him today.

CEO and founder of the Spartan Race and New York Times' best-selling author, Joe De Sena, joins Kelly Bright and Brian Rabacs on One on One to celebrate the release of his new book, "10 Rules for Resilience: Mental Toughness for Families." He discusses the meaning behind the world resiliency, how he has applied it to his parenting style and what he hopes others learn from his perspective before wrapping up by telling Kelly and Brian to head out to the next Spartan Race at Citi Field themselves.

CBS Sports Radio host JR "SportBrief" Jackson joins Kelly Bright and Gigi Speer on One on One. Jackson discusses how he got his start in sports media through YouTube, growing his name to millions of viewers, along with some of the most memorable interviews of the hundreds he has conducted. He also shares the inspiration behind his Media for the Movement tour, with his next stop back home in the Bronx at Fordham University, and both his approach and advice to young students today.