In this podcast, recorded Jan 22, 2021, Jamie and Colleen talk about making the most of 2020, what they are up to and what they are looking forward to in 2021 with the podcast, JM3 Sports, HHH, Penn Charter and more.

In this podcast, recorded on 1/22/21, Jamie speaks with best selling author and motivational speaker Jon Gordon about his connection to lacrosse, how he's inspiring and helping people to change for the better, the pivotal moment that changed his life, collaborative leadership, the importance of having belief and vision in your dreams, how fear is the thing that keeps you from your destiny, the importance of focusing on love and the love of competing and not on the outcome, weeding the garden of your mind by feeding the positive & weeding the negative, and what books he recommends.

In this podcast, recorded 1/22/21, Jamie talks to Richmond Head Coach Dan Chemotti. They discuss how the Spiders pre-season is going, what they are doing, their implementation plan leading into Spring semester, the importance of knowing your personnel before yo determine what type of team you are going to be, what analytics they pay attention to, the part-whole method of development, decision making, making practice competitive, allowing players to be competitive, and recruiting.

In this podcast, recorded 1/19/21, Jamie talks to legendary Salisbury Coach Jim Berkman, who has led the Seagulls to 12 NCAA National Championships. They discuss what Fall 2020 looked like at Salisbury, how he is approaching practices with such a veteran group of players back, getting by your man vs running by your man, what makes a great defenseman, the defensive midfielder position, recruiting at Salisbury and recruiting during the pandemic.

In this podcast, recorded 1/14/21, Jamie talks to longtime Johns Hopkins Coach Dave Pietramala about his twin son's commitment to North Carolina, what it was like going through the recruiting process with them, what he' been up to since leaving Hopkins, his new venture with Legendary Sports Group, how he's been taking advantage of this opportunity to create new relationships, learn and grow. They also discuss former JHU and current PLL defenseman Tucker Durkin and the 1989 NCAA Championship, Defense, 2 Man Game, and more!

In this podcast, recorded 1/11/21, Jamie talks to longtime track coach and author of "Feed the Cats" Tony Holler about how to make your team faster! Some ideas they discuss are - Do high quality work with maximum focus over the least amount of time possible, Prioritize rest, recovery, and growth; never underestimate the power of being happy and healthy, people naturally are good at what they like and are OBSESSED with what they love, “Record, Rank, and Publish” to feed the competitive nature of your fast-twitch athletes, and Never grind.

In this podcast, recorded 1/8/21, Jamie talks to Marist Head Coach Keegan Wilkinson about his lacrosse journey, his mentors, the resources that have helped him on his journey, how he has built such a great culture at Marist, the Marist Lacrosse brand, his offensive philosophy & how it has evolved, becoming a Defensive Coordinator and what he learned from studying the game from that perspective, and what he is looking for in recruits.

In this podcast, Jamie talks lacrosse with 3x All-American & former Hopkins Offensive Coordinator Bobby Benson. They discuss Benson's lacrosse journey, the coaches he played for and worked with, how Hopkins became one of the top teams in offensive efficiency for several years, the principals they focused on to achieve that, picking principals, invert motion, manipulating matchups, man-up looks, zone offense, player development, and recruiting.

In this podcast, Jamie discusses what he learned from Dom Starsia. Starsia is the former head coach of the University of Virginia men's lacrosse program, with whom he won four NCAA national championships, in 1999, 2003, 2006, and 2011. Prior to his stint at Virginia, Starsia was the Head Coach at Brown University, where Jamie played for him from 1985-1989.

In this podcast, Jamie talks to Northwestern Women's Lacrosse Assistant Coach Scott Hiller. They discuss his lacrosse journey, the decision to move to Chicago so his wife, Kelly Amonte Hiller, could take the Northwestern job, how changes in women's lacrosse rules and stick technology have changed the game, his offensive philosophy at Northwestern, how Northwestern has integrated 2 man game into their offense, pick up games and free play, and much more!