Host Grant Smith takes you through excerpts from previous episodes of the podcast, and lessons learned along the way.

Tano Jones is a proud born and raised Detroit singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer, and namesake of The Tano Jones Revelry. His music is for anybody who can’t contain their lust for life and dreams for a better tomorrow. His upbringing influences the way he views life, and he carries lessons learned along the way to continually evolve into a better version of himself.
The Tano Jones Revelry was formed during the pandemic, after some personal struggles Tano had, and they just released their debut album "Spinning North." 
Tano believes in leaving every place he goes a little better than he found it, and is always looking for the bright spots when life gets tough. 
To learn more about Tano and his music, check out his website https://www.tanojonesrevelry.com/ or follow him on Instagram @thetanojones.

Evelyn Leite, MHR, LPC, is an Author, Counselor, and Speaker who shares her heart-wrenching, real-life experiences with humor. She loves to relate funny stories, paired with memories about family addictions and mental health. She is highly regarded for her expert knowledge in healing trauma, understanding relationship dynamics, improving communication, and overcoming addictions. She uses her more than 35 years of professional experience as a relationships and addiction therapist to bring truth, redemption, love, acceptance, and hope to any story. Evelyn has written 18 books, including her most recent venture "A Search for Sanity: One Step at a Time." She also specializes in family counseling, helping everyone understand the disease of addiction, and how each member of the family can do their part in helping their loved ones. To learn more about Evelyn, check out her webiste https://evelynleite.com/.

Brandon Krisztal, better known as BK in the Denver sports world, has literally done it all. He has covered double digit Super Bowls and Final Fours, World Series and Hall of Fame inductions. After spending many years at the radio station KOA, he has started a new venture. 
As a Cofounder of Guerilla Sports, BK is now covering the Broncos, Nuggets, Avalanche, and Rockies with a new team of his own. Bringing a fresh take to the Denver market, Guerilla Sports is creating their own fan base in Colorado. 
As much as Brandon loves sports, and especially his Kansas Jayhawks, he has come to realize that family trumps everything. 
To learn more about BK and his new venture Guerilla Sports, give him a follow on all social media platforms @bkdenversports and @guerilla.sports.

Father Mike Tess joins Host Grant Smith to discuss legacy, greatness, and give us an update on his life. To learn more about Father Mike, check out his six previous appearances on the podcast, or give him a follow on Instagram @fathermiketess.

Susie Wargin wears many hats. She is the Broncos Sideline Reporter, Host of middays on 103.5 The Fox, a Realtor, and most importantly to her, a mother and wife. She hosts the tremendous podcast "Cut, Traded, Fired, Retired," where she talks to former athletes and coaches. Susie is a fourth generation Coloradan, and couldn't imagine living anywhere else. She loves going for a run or riding her bike through the mountains, but her family is what means the most to her. To learn more about Susie, give her a follow on all social media platforms @susiewargin or check out her podcast here https://ctfrpodcast.com/.

Kenn Solomon was the Nuggets Supermascot Rocky from 1990-2023, and what stories he has to tell! Kenn has battled Charles Barkley on the court, and his own personal demons off the court.
He credits his kids for helping him find purpose outside of Rocky, and his religious beliefs for helping him through his battles with mental health. To learn more about Kenn, give him a follow on Instagram @superkenn1 and check out his podcast "Between The Fur."

Host Grant Smith is joined by his brother AJ Smith to kick off the fifth year of the podcast. If you want to learn more about AJ and his story, check out his four previous episodes.

Alfred Williams, affectionately known as Big Al, comes from modest beginnings. Growing up in Texas, Big Al loved playing music and even joined the marching band. However, after a bet with a lifelong friend, he tried out for the football team. After a few setbacks, the rest is history. Big Al left Texas to play college football at the University of Colorado. He had unmatched success on the field winning numerous awards such as the Butkus award and a national championship, but it is the life lessons he learned in Boulder that have stuck with him most. 
After his college days, Big Al was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals, then left to play for the 49ers, and ultimately ended up back in Colorado, playing for the Broncos. He once again reached the pinnacle of his profession, winning two Super Bowls. 
After his playing days, Big Al ventured into the tech world, his true passion from an early age.
You can now hear Big Al on KOA Sports weekdays from 3-6 pm MT with Dave Logan and Ryan Edwards.

Kat O'Sullivan is a best-selling author, keynote speaker, and lifelong changemaker. She believes when "shift happens," it's time to "make magic happen." Kat leverages her 25 years of experience and expertise to help individuals and organizations achieve the seemingly impossible. She challenges assumptions, brings a fresh perspective, and creates a sense of curiosity about what else is possible. Kat has a long history of reinvention under fire, with immediate and long-lasting results. Kat works to provide clear strategies, plans, and practical tools to help everyone on their transformational journeys from "impossible" to "possible.” To learn more about Kat, visit her website https://katosullivan.com/.