Chris Clarey joins Rick this week to talk a little tennis and his new book on Roger Federer. There have been other biographies of Roger Federer, but never one with this kind of access to the man himself, his support team, and the most prominent figures in the game, including such rivals as Rafael Nadal, … Continue reading Christopher Clarey, Author “THE MASTER: The Brilliant Career of Roger Federer” →

$20 million worth of sports history will be up for grabs when Dallas-based Heritage Auctions conducts its star-studded Summer Platinum Auction which is underway and continues through August 21-22.

Rick is joined by Alex Alt of Oracle this week. Oracle is helping Americans travel! In May, 24% of respondents said they planned to travel immediately, and 31% in the next one to three months. The takeaway? 55% are ready to roam in time for Independence Day. Stars, Stripes…and Shots: Over 3/4 (77%) of North … Continue reading Alex Alt, Oracle, Getting Back to Normal Travel? →

Rick has a great guest this week! Atlanta Radio Personality, Truist Atlanta Open presented by Fiserv tournament MC, and avid tennis player, Jason Bailey, who can now add “Inventor” to his resume. Inventor? The 46-year old radio personality has created a revolutionary new tennis product called “My Court Caddy.” It’s available for pre-order now! It … Continue reading Jason Bailey, Radio Personality, Inventor of My Court Caddy →

Our thoughts define who we are. But for many of us, thoughts of work and the things we need to get done consume our waking hours. How can we achieve a more balanced life if we are so overwhelmed? This is where Bob Boylan and his new book, 4 Ideas With Actionable Wisdom, come in, … Continue reading Bob Boylan, Author ‘4 Ideas with Actionable Wisdom’ →

Rick and Scott have a great discussion. Scott is Director of Recreation and Wellness at Reynolds Lake Oconee, but he’s so much more to Reynolds. Previously he opened the Golden Door Spa & Fitness in the Waldorf Astoria Park City, Utah, traveling the United States for six years working to turn spa and fitness operations … Continue reading Scott Cowdrey, Recreation and Wellness at Reynolds Lake Oconee →

BJ Pilling is CEO of Atlanta-based GoFan, one of the top digital ticketing companies for high school sports events. He joins Rick to talk about the busy year they’ve already had in 2021 and what the rest of the year has in store. GoFan is a tech company and a sports company, providing digital ticketing … Continue reading BJ Pilling, CEO of GoFan, High School Ticketing →

Rick talks with Felix Breitschädel, PhD, Norwegian Olympic Sports Centre this week on ‘Tech of Sports.’ How are Norwegian athletes preparing for the Olympics? Both the summer games and the winter games. The Norwegian Ski Team is utilizing unique tech to give their skiers an edge on the slopes by arming them with detailed data, … Continue reading Felix Breitschädel, PhD, Norwegian Olympic Sports Centre · Technology & Equipment on GelSight →

Rick talks with Dr. Stephen Liu this week, the man behind FORME and the Forme Tour. FORME is a transformative solution to daily posture training and lifestyle improvement and Dr. Liu. Additionally, Forme has created the PGA Tour sanctioned Forme Tour to help disadvantaged, minority and Canadian players boost their careers. The top 5 point … Continue reading Dr. Stephen Liu, FORME and the Forme Tour →

Rick is joined this week by his friend and resident Kenosha Wisc. sports historian, Pat Hegewald to talk about the oldest continuously operating velodrome in the country, Washington Park Velodrome. The Washington Park Velodrome is an open-air velodrome in Kenosha, Wisc. It is the longest operating 333 meter track in the United States. The track … Continue reading Pat Hegewald on the Oldest Operating Velodrome in the US →