In this episode we sit down with Lara Schaeffer. She shares her journey as an advocate, teacher and who is living with Autism. This is a great conevrsation

In this episode we sit down with Indigo Bruehwiler we talked about her decision to play Wheelchair Basketball at the University of Alabama. We also discuss her commitment to bring the sport of Wheelchair Basketball to young people in her community.

Jennifer Mawhinney and I sit down and talk about Run Disney and the Power of Community. This is a powerful conversation

Todd Petit comes on the college wheelchair basketball. We discuss Eastern Washington University's decision to end the basketball program, media coverage, and where teams stand heading into the second half of the season.

In this episode I sit down with Marc Miller. This a great conversation about sports, connection, and the power of grace.

In this Episode sit down with Mac Hedtke. We discuss his journey as a person who acquired a disability after a skiing accident. Mac talks about the importance of taking chances, and shares his excitement about committing to play wheelchair basketball at the University of Arizona

In this episode we sit down with Tyler Rowe. Tyler is the Director of the River City Classic. We discuss the River City Classic. A wheelchair basketball tournament that take January 31-February 1. We also discuss the Virginia Adaptive Sports Festival which takes place on January 31. Please check out this episode!

In this episode we Talk with Head Coach David Evjen and Assistant Coach Yunus Butt. The provide their perspective about Eastern Washington University's Decision to end its Wheelchair basketball program. This is a powerful Raw and Honest Conversation. I appreciate them sharing their perspective. The program may end, but their legacy does not.

In This episode I talk with Shawn Dunaway. We talk about the power of Sports and growing up with Cerebral Palsy. This is a coll conversation

In this episode we speak to Kristin Retherford, about her brother Frank Kurtz. Frank  Passed away in 2023 after losing his second battle with cancer. Frank was born with Cerebral Palsy. Kristin shares what it was like to have Frank nas a brother, and his profound legacy. This is powerful conversation about disability, sports, faith and showing up for others.