Watching is never fun for any athlete and Flyers forward Ryan Mikesell is no exception. The pride of St. Henry is back on the court after sitting out all last season following surgery. He sat down with Mike Hartsock in this week’s “Stay Right There” podcast.

Chris Roark is no stranger to the spotlight….a former star runningback at Alter high school he was a walk-on at Ohio State for 3 seasons and now he’s chasing a different dream. This week’s edition of Stay Right There goes Hollywood.

He won a pair of titles with Lebron James in Miami. Dayton native Norris Cole continues to add hardware to his trophy case. He’s this week’s guest with Mike Hartsock on the “Stay Right There” podcast.

Tom Nichols will admit he’s always talked a better game than he plays and that’s good news for Dayton baseball fans. The “Voice of the Dragons” gives us the inside story on minor league baseball in this week’s “Stay Right There” podcast with Mike Hartsock.

Playing golf for a living certainly sounds like a good gig, but reality can be a bit different. Mike Hartsock finds out more on this week’s “Stay Right There” podcast.

Is there a silver lining in the future of the Cincinnati Reds? Hal McCoy weighs in on this week’s “Stay Right There” podcast with Mike Hartsock

The soon-to-be 30-year old Chris Wright insists there is still plenty left in the tank as he continues to chase his NBA dream. The former Dayton Flyer talks about that and more in this week’s edition of the “Stay Right There” podcast with Mike Hartsock.

What’s it like being a rookie in the NBA? Franklin native Luke Kennard talks about his first season in Detroit on this week’s “Stay Right There” podcast.

He has 22 years in the ring and over 3,000 matches. Bellbrook native Cody Hawk has made a career out of being a professional wrestler, a job where the spotlight doesn’t always shine that bright. It does this week as Hawk is the focus of this week’s “Stay Right There” podcast with Mike Hartsock.

It’s race week over at the Brickyard. The Indy 500 rolls out Sunday afternoon and this week on Stay Right There, Mike Hartsock sits down with Indy car rookie Robert Wickens. The 28 year old Canadian has had an interesting month of May at Indy. He talks about his first Indy 500 and growing up behind the wheel of a race car.