Joined by Dave Baarman, from The Wireless Power Consortium this week, at the Smart Kitchen Summit. But we’ll be talking more that just how wireless power affects your kitchen. We’ll of course, talk sports. Established in 2008, the Wireless Power Consortium is an open, collaborative standards development group of more than 500 member companies from … Continue reading Dave Baarman, Co-Chairman at The Wireless Power Consortium →

A fun and informative interview with Sea Pines Country Club’s Robbie Ames this week. Robbie is the General Manager and COO of Sea Pines Country Club on Hilton Head Island. Recently recognized as one of America’s Healthiest Clubs and one of only 179 Distinguished Clubs in America, Sea Pines Country Club provides a lifestyle that … Continue reading Robbie Ames, Sea Pines Country Club General manager and COO →

This is a sports book, but also more than just that. Rick is joined this week by Andra Douglas, who has a new sports book out! Black & Blue: Love, Sports and the Art of Empowerment A native of central Florida and a graduate of Florida State University and Prat tInstitute, Douglas has been a … Continue reading Andra Douglas, Author, Artist and Athlete →

Carlos Monroe, Jr. is a professional boxer who currently holds the WBA Latin American Middleweight Title in the Middleweight Division. Born July 22, 1994 in Chicago, Carlos moved to Atlanta at age three where he spent the rest of his upbringing. He practiced Tae-Kwon-Do as a child and began boxing as a teenager with Xavier … Continue reading Carlos Monroe, Jr., WBA Latin American Middleweight Champion →

Rick is joined by a true “Renaissance Man” this week on “Tech of Sports.” Guy Harvey of www.GuyHarvey.com. Rick and Guy talk about his background and what’s coming in 2020. Harvey’s iconic ocean-inspired artwork which serves as the backdrop for the Spring 2020 launch. The Spring 2020 collection focuses on Guy’s original artwork showcased on … Continue reading Guy Harvey, Guy Harvey Apparel, Artist, Scientist, Conservationist →

If you know music in the South, especially the state of South Carolina, you know Patrick Davis. Rick catches up with Patrick this week as the college football season starts and his beloved Gamecocks are 0-1. Davis, University of South Carolina alumnus and one of the Gamecock Nation’s favorite musical sons, is releasing The Gamecock … Continue reading Patrick Davis, Singer and Songwriter’s ‘National Championship Blues’ →

Rick is joined by one of the most innovative minds in sports, Joshua Jacobs. Jacobs is the CEO and founder of TGA Premier Sports. TGA Premier Sports is the leading introductory “delivery system” for kids’ in-school and community-based golf programs. They just added their eighth youth sports golf franchise in the New York/New Jersey market … Continue reading Joshua Jacobs, CEO, Founder of TGA Premier Sports →

Caught up with PGA Tour golfer, Tommy Fleetwood, this week at the Tour Championship at East Lake. Fleetwood was among the 30 golfers that qualified for East Lake this year. He was also serving as one of the judges for the FedEx Junior Business Challenge this week in Atlanta. This week, Junior Achievement students from … Continue reading Tommy Fleetwood, PGA Tour Star on FedEx Junior Business Challenge →

A centennial celebration of the Negro Leagues launched at The National, thanks to the hard work of Seattle’s Jay Caldwell. Glad to be joined by Caldwell, on this week’s “Tech of Sports.” Caldwell is a collector who has a passion for preserving the history of the Negro Leagues.  At the National, he was offering a … Continue reading Jay Caldwell, Preserving History of the Negro Leagues →

Great to be joined by quite an interesting character, horse trainer, John Parisella, talking about his new book. And does he have some stories to tell. The book is: From the Streets of Brooklyn to Trainer to the Stars: John Parisella’s Lifetime of Celebrity Connections This is an amazing read! An accomplished trainer of Thoroughbred … Continue reading John Parisella, Horse Trainer to the Stars with his New Book →