One Shot

Jason is an author, speaker, and media professional with over 20 years of broadcasting experience. He is now the host of an incredibly successful podcast, Sports Spectrum Podcast, an interview driven show featuring athletes, coaches, entertainers and other personalities sharing their stories on faith and sports. 

We sit down with Nick Carparelli, Executive Director at Football Bowl Association, to get an inside look at how decision makers in college football are looking at this season, if he thinks there will even be a spring season, and much more.

Trey is a long-time ESPN and NFL Draft Analyst. In this episode we discuss his long road to the “top” and how he has become one of the best analysts in the business. 

Shut up and dribble or speak up on current events? We weigh in on the role athletes should play in regard to social and political issues. 

Kristen is the VP of Performance Science at Whoop where she specializes in helping individuals and teams use quantified physiologic insight to accelerate learnings associated with self-regulation and performance optimization.

Team Sports have played a major role in each of our lives. The lessons learned from working together with a group of people from all different backgrounds for the same, common goal are invaluable. Join us as we discuss the benefits of being involved in team sports.

Holly’s background in athletics, along with a strong interest in health/well-being and extensive research in the field of nutritional sciences has led her to the forefront of the industry and is a leading expert for all things health and fitness. 

If you have ever cared about what someone thinks of you, this episode is for you. Why do we care so much about what others think and is it possible to stop? 

Dr. Layne Norton has a PhD in Nutritional Sciences and coaches thousands of clients through practical and scientific nutritional practices. More importantly, he cuts through the bullsh*t and confusion so prevalent in the fitness industry.

We’ve all said it at one point or another, “I just don’t have time for X or Y.” The question isn’t really about “time”, it’s about priority.