Ken Levine, Emmy award winning writer/producer of Cheers, MASH, Simpsons, The Jeffersons, and more, as well as Major League Baseball announcer for the Orioles, Mariners, Padres, and Dodger talk, speaks with Rabbi Sherman on the guiding values that led him into a path of entertainment and sports. How do you tell a story and how do you create a story? How do you make people laugh in a serious world?

Jacob Emrani, speaks with Rabbi Sherman about the meaning of giving back, on and off the court. How did his upbringing impact his path to a passion of sports, faith, and philanthropy.

Ty Kelly, of the New York Mets, Philadelphia Phillies, and Israel Olympic Baseball team speaks with Rabbi Sherman about faith on and off the field, in and out of the clubhouse. What is the difference between playing for a Major League Team and representing the State of Israel for the Jewish people around the world?

Jason Horowitz, Westwood One and CBS Sports host, has hosted Super Bowls, Final Fours, Olympics and more. He speaks about his own personal journey of loss and hope, what sports means to the greater world, and the power of connection between people.

Dr. Jeff Mangram joins Rabbi Sherman to discuss the impact of faith on and off the field. As a Sugar Bowl participant in the 1987 national Championship, Dr. Mangram describes the belief it took to get to the highest level. He has also achieved that level in the classroom, mentoring the next generation of students to be leaders.

Dave Cohen, Yankees play by play announcer, WFAN radio host, Syracuse basketball and football broadcaster, mentor to a generation of broadcasters, speaks of how he brings faith into the open, inspiring fans and athletes alike.

Joe Lunardi, ESPN Bracketologist, joins Rabbi Erez Sherman to look at the return of March Madness and the look towards the future. What joy does sports bring into our lives, how do you not take your life too seriously, and what lessons can we take from the science of Bracketology into the world of faith?