There are so many questions to be answered about the world of sports right now. So Rick talks with Gil Fried, this week. He chairs the Sport Management Department in the College of Business at the University of New Haven and is a Sports Management Professor. Professor Fried is a specialist in sport law, finance, … Continue reading Gil Fried, Sport Management Professor at University of New Haven →

Many sports tech companies are pivoting in the fight against COVID-19. OxyStrap is one of them making a difference. This week, Rick talks with Dr. Ron Gertsch of OxyStrap. Ron Gertsch, a long-time physician and bariatric surgeon, had launched OxyStrap International Inc., (https://oxystrap.com/ ), to create fitness trackers to help consumers improve their health and … Continue reading Dr. Ron Gertsch, OxyStrap Making Protective Masks →

Rick is joined by Rich Mueller, founder and editor of Sports Collectors Daily.- SportsCollectorsDaily.com— a daily news website/blog for the sports memorabilia industry/hobby. About Sports Collectors Daily: We search the internet for stories of interest, produce our own original content and keep tabs on news made by leading companies. We then bring it all together … Continue reading Rich Mueller, Founder of Sports Collectors Daily on How COVID-19 is Affecting Sports Collecting →

Rick is joined by the Head Men’s Tennis Coach at the University of Georgia, Manny DIaz, this week on ‘Tech of Sports.’ With the cancellation of NCAA spring sports, Coach DIaz has some time on his hands, as do his players. Find out what Coach has told his players in the time of COVID-19 and … Continue reading Manny Diaz, University of Georgia Head Men’s Tennis Coach →

Rick is joined this week by Brad Payne, one of the founders of Walker Trolleys. Walker Trolleys is an Austin, Texas-based, golf startup with a story began in the entrepreneurial hotbed of San Francisco in 2018. Payne didn’t own his own push cart for tackling the crushing hills of the Presidio Golf Course. He was … Continue reading Brad Payne, Founding Partner, CEO of Walker Trolleys →

A second “Tech of Sports” this week and Rick is joined by friend and co-author of The Invaluable Experience and WTA player, Danielle Lao. Danielle, like Rick has been grounded with the COVID-19 situation and we find out what she is doing to stay in shape for a return to tennis. They talk hobbies, what … Continue reading Danielle Lao, Professional Tennis Player on Sports and Tennis Taking a Break →

Rick is joined by LPGA veteran, Jane Park this week to talk about an LPGA major coming to her hometown in Atlanta in 2021. Actually the Atlanta area when the Atlanta Athletic Club hosts the 67th KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, from June 22-27, 2021. This will mark the first KPMG Women’s PGA Championship to be … Continue reading Jane Park, LPGA Professional Golfer →

CBD that is simple, natural, and powerful with results you can trust. That would be Muscle MX. Rick talks with Kami Day, the COO of Muscle MX on this episode of “Tech of Sports.” CBD (cannabidiol) comes from hemp plants and works with your body’s natural biochemical balancer – the Endocannabinoid System (ECS). Endocannabinoids are … Continue reading Kami Day, COO of Muscle MX →

Rick is joined for a jam packed episode this week, with Roi Mozer of Pico. Pico is an Israeli SportsTech startup working with Sports Organizations and brands looking for innovative sponsorship activations that convert better than industry averages. They turn engaged, anonymous fans into identifiable customers without the need to download or log-in, but using … Continue reading Roi Mozer, COO of Pico →

Jeff King. PGA Tour caddie, or jerky maker? The answer is both! Thanks to Kingmade Jerky. Rick talks to Jeff King this week on “Tech of Sports.” Jeff King, Kingmade Founder, began his love for the game of golf at age 9, started his career as a professional caddie in 1998 and has worked with … Continue reading Jeff King, PGA Tour Caddie, Kingmade Jerky →