In this episode we share three resources (2 videos and 1 article) that you can use to be better sports storyteller. Links are below.

In this pre-covid interview we talk with storytellers, Aaron Chapman and Jarami Bond to talk mindset around consistently creating content and the value of not putting too much weight on other people's opinions.

Today's guest is sports photographer & visual storyteller, Moses Kinnah. He's done a lot of work in the NBA and covered major artists.

Kurtis Gabriel is a professional hockey player, BLM and LQBTQ2S+ ally, and all around great human. We learn about his journey to the NHL, his work as a BLM and LQBTQ2S+ ally, how he defines storytelling and much more!

Jared Zwerling is the founder of CloseUp360.com which is the world's first dedicated multimedia platform focused on NBA players and insiders, and their impact off the court.

A reminder that challenges have to exist in any story you tell.

In this solo episode, Michael shares why he thinks mindset, skillset, and community are crucial to being a better storyteller (or any profession for that matter).

In this episode, we interview elite rugby athlete, Blaine Scully. Blaine’s had a remarkable decade long professional rugby career playing with the USA National team and internationally with the Leicester Tigers and the Cardiff Blues. We talk about what makes a great story, the things Blaine has learned from his pro sports career, advice to future rugby athletes, life after sports and more…

The Crocker brothers, Brandon and Michael, talk storytelling and mindset going into a recent shoot together.

Nate Hemingway is the Manager of Brand Partnerships at THINK450.com. Some notable deals he's helped create have been with NBA Star Giannis Antetokounmpo, Olympian Aly Raisman, NFL Star Andrew Hawkins, and more.