This episode of Royal Legacy examines the intersection of family tradition and elite athletics through the stories of John, Isaac, and Jane Hedengren. John Hedengren shares his journey from BYU Hall of Fame athlete to chemical engineering professor and coach. His children, Isaac (BYU Sophomore) and Jane (BYU Freshman), discuss the reality of following in those footsteps while setting their own blistering pace in the collegiate running world. In this episode, we discuss: Jane’s record-breaking transition to NCAA competition, Isaac’s momentum heading into the indoor track season, and the unique culture of BYU Cross Country and Track & Field. Tune in to Royal Legacy wherever you get your podcasts and on the BYU Radio App.

This week, we revisit a past episode of Royal Legacy where Lauren McClain talks with the Fowler family, BYU football legend Blaine Fowler, and his sons Kellen, Landon, and Gavin. Blaine shares captivating stories from his time playing on the 1984 championship team and discusses how he built a successful broadcast career while raising a family. Kellen, Landon, and Gavin reveal their reasons for choosing to play at BYU and reflect on how this decision has shaped their lives. Thanks for listening, and Royal Legacy will be back soon with a new episode.

This week on Royal Legacy, we're revisiting a past episode of another BYU Sports Podcast. Legends of '84. A deep dive into the 1984 championship season. In this episode of Legends of ’84, we explore the transformative journeys of Ty Mattingly and Adam Haysbert, two pivotal players who epitomized the spirit of the 1984 BYU Cougars. From Mattingly’s motocross beginnings in Tucson to his emergence as a defensive stalwart, and Haysbert’s development into a deep-threat wide receiver overcoming cultural adjustments, their stories underscore resilience, faith, and the unbreakable brotherhood of BYU football. Thanks for listening, and Royal Legacy will be back soon with a new episode.

On this episode of Royal Legacy, we talk with father and son and former BYU basketball players Jeff Chatman and his son Jordan Chatman. Jeff played basketball for BYU from 1984 to 1987, and Jordan played from 2014 to 2016. Jeff describes his upbringing in Alabama and explains why he chose to attend BYU. Jordan shares what it was like playing for coach Dave Rose and how his time at BYU influenced his life after leaving Provo. Tune in to Royal Legacy wherever you get your podcasts and on the BYU Radio App.

This week, we talk with brothers Talan and Berkley Alfrey from the BYU football team. They share what they have learned playing for Kalani Sitake, how they grew from putting sports on hold to serving a mission, and the benefits of playing football with your brother. Tune in to Royal Legacy wherever you get your podcasts and on the BYU Radio App.

This week, we revisit a past episode when Lauren McClain talked with former BYU basketball players Mark and Devin Durrant. They talk about growing up playing basketball and the impact of playing at BYU. Mark talks about growing up with a basketball star for a brother. Devin talks about how much he enjoys listening to Mark on the BYU basketball radio broadcasts. Both reflect on their careers, their families, and their love for one another. Thanks for listening, and Royal Legacy will be back soon with a new episode.

This week on Royal Legacy, our guests are part of a large extended family of BYU Cougars. Lauren McClain talks with Annie Reichner-Plumb, a junior Backstroker on the BYU swim team; her dad, Brock Reichner, who played basketball for the Cougars from 2004 to 2006; and her mom, Chanell Reichner, who played for the women’s basketball team from 2000 to 2003. If that’s not enough Cougar blood in one family, Chanell’s dad, Annie’s grandpa, is none other than Coach Dave Rose, who led the BYU men’s basketball team for 14 seasons. They share stories about their family of athletes, the struggles and the successes, and what it means to them to be a Cougar. Tune in to Royal Legacy wherever you get your podcasts and on the BYU Radio App.

This week on Royal Legacy, we are joined by sisters-in-law and BYU Women's Cross Country and Track runners Lexi Goff-Thompson and Carlee Hansen-Thompson. Lexi is married to Davyn Thomspon and Carlee is married to Creed Thompson – twin brothers who compete on the BYU men's distance team. Lexi and Carlee share what it is like to be track teammates, married to twins, and to be as close as sisters. They talk about the benefit of having family as teammates and the personal strength they receive through their friendship. Tune in to Royal Legacy wherever you get your podcasts and on the BYU Radio App.

This week, we revisit a past episode of Royal Legacy where Lauren McClain talks with Matt and Emily Bushman. Matt, a former BYU football star, and Emily, a volleyball standout, open up about their incredible journeys after leaving BYU. Tune in as they share insights into life in the NFL, the challenges they face with a growing family, and the lessons they've learned along the way. Thanks for listening, and Royal Legacy will be back soon with a new episode.

This week on Royal Legacy, we're revisiting a past episode of another BYU Sports Podcast. Legends of '84. A deep dive into the 1984 championship season. In this episode of Legends of ’84, we follow the incredible stories of David Mills and Alema Fitisemanu as they reflect on the paths that led them to BYU’s National Championship team. Mills shares his rise from a multi-sport high school athlete to a dependable tight end and how personal accountability and lessons from Lavell Edwards shaped his life. Fitisemanu recounts his journey from a Samoan plantation to the gridiron, fueled by faith, family, and resilience. Together, their stories highlight the diverse challenges and triumphs that made BYU’s 1984 season truly legendary. Thanks for listening, and Royal Legacy will be back soon with a new episode.