My new friend joins me on today's episode for a conversation about:

You can follow Meaghan Potter on Instagram @megpott. To support Meaghan and her work with Arbonne, please visit meaghangpotter.arbonne.com.

This podcast is also available as a video on my YouTube channel.

If you enjoyed today's episode, please visit TheTroyFarkasShow.com for more episodes and blogs.

My old friend joins me on today's episode for a conversation about his dream of getting to the NBA, a dream I remember him telling me about back in 2013. We discuss:

and so much more! This podcast is also available as a video on my YouTube channel.

Joe Cremo is a professional basketball player for Zornotza ST of Spain's LEB Plata. Growing up in upstate New York, Cremo attended Scotia-Glenville, where he won multiple state championships before spending three seasons at UAlbany and another one at Villanova, one of the best college basketball programs in the country. After getting drafted as the final pick in the NBA's developmental league draft, Cremo played for the Long Island Nets. Now, he plays overseas, but hopes to return to the U.S. one day to fulfill his dream.

If you enjoy today's episode, please do me a favor and leave a review on Apple Podcasts. It really helps. And visit TheTroyFarkasShow.com for more episodes and blogs.

26-year-old Christina Buswell of ESPN joins the show for a conversation about our mutual love of podcasts, why they're so hot right now and why they aren't going anywhere anytime soon. Plus, we also discuss:

and so much more! If you want to see this video on my YouTube channel, check it out here.

Christina Buswell is a podcast producer at ESPN. Most known for her work with Katie Nolan on Sports?, Christina now produces The Adam Schefter Podcast, DC & RC, The Daily Wager, First Take, Her Take and more. Before starting at ESPN in January 2020, Christina worked at ESPN Los Angeles, NFL Network, and a country music station in Nashville, TN, among other places.

You can follow Christina on Twitter @ItsMeChristinaE and on Instagram @ChristinaBuswell.

Click these links to give me a follow on Instagram, visit my web site or subscribe to my podcast.

Eric Jackman of MMAFighting.com joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation about the past, present and future of platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Vine, Instagram and TikTok. We discuss:

and so much more! If you want to see this video on my YouTube channel, check it out here.

Eric Jackman is the social media director at MMAFighting.com, an MMA news site owned by Vox Media. He is the partner-in-crime of world-renowned MMA journalist Ariel Helwani and makes regular appearances on The MMA Hour. Jackman, also known as NewYorkRic, previously spent three years at ESPN, where he helped grow the @ESPNMMA Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and TikTok channels exponentially.

You can follow Eric on Twitter @NewYorkRic.

Click these links to give me a follow on Instagram, visit my web site or subscribe to my podcast.

Longtime friend Justin Yurchak joins the show to talk about what life as a minor league baseball player is really like. In the conversation, we discuss his stops in Michigan, Montana and Arizona, the trade that changed the trajectory of his career, his wildly productive 2021 season (22:53), if he's ever felt like he doesn't belong, not making much money (31:44), his hopes of making the Dodgers roster and so much more.

Plus, his amazing girlfriend of eight years pops in to talk about the evolution of their relationship as they both chase their own respective professional dreams (36:28).

Justin Yurchak is a 25-year-old first baseman for the Tulsa Drillers, a Double-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Drafted in the 12th round of the 2017 MLB Draft by the Chicago White Sox, Yurchak later joined the Dodgers via trade in 2018. Yurchak has amassed a very impressive career to date, sporting a career .321 batting average.

For more episodes about young people doing big things, please follow The Troy Farkas Show wherever you get your podcasts and visit TheTroyFarkasShow.com for FREE access to all blogs, podcasts and videos.

This interview is also available as a video on my YouTube channel. Please subscribe and remember to give @TheTroyFarkasShow a follow on Instagram as well.

Originally from my YouTube channel, this podcast focuses on the one thing that motivates me above all else:

Rejection.

Sure, I want to make the world a better place. Yes, I want to make some money. I'd like to think I can contribute to something bigger than me.

But it's rejection that lights a fire under me unlike anything else.

For more from me, please visit my YouTube channel or catch up on my latest blogs.

Happy birthday, Deanna.

Hilary, who I haven't spoken to in 10+ years, joins me to discuss everything that's happened in her life since the middle school days, like her moves to Kansas City, North Dakota, the Jersey Shore and the middle-of-nowhere in Nebraska. We also talk about the positives and negatives of life as a travel nurse (which takes her to a new city every 13 weeks), how to make friends when she's always on the go, living solo for the first time, why she doesn't own any stuff and the importance of just doing things and worrying about the consequences later.

Today's interview is also available on my YouTube channel. Check it out here.

Today, Hilary resides in Austin, TX. Feel free to give her a follow on Instagram @hilarystrano.

For more episodes of the show, please check out the entire catalogue on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Every podcast and blog post is also available on TheTroyFarkasShow.com.

On today's episode, I expand on five blog posts I've written in the past week, sharing insights from my own life experience along the way.

Today's podcast is also available as a video on my YouTube channel. Please subscribe and check me out on Instagram @Troy_Farkas. 

Thoughts on today's episode? Please leave a review and let me know what you thought!

One of my favorite people in the world tells me what she's been up to since the UAlbany days, a story that includes a 1-year stay in Los Angeles, driving across all of Canada, many odd jobs, the pursuit of a phD, coaching field hockey, and researching sports psychology. Plus, Anna Bo and I talk about the concept of work/life balance and why it's overhyped, the role of music in our friendship, and how she came out to her family and field hockey team in college.

If you enjoy this episode, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts and give Anna a follow on Instagram @anna_bottino.

For more podcasts and blogs from me, please check out TheTroyFarkasShow.com.

After running through some of my recent travels, I talk about the sport of MMA and how it's affected every aspect of my life from my career, to my friendships, and to my physical and mental health.

For more from me, check out my newest blog post on TheTroyFarkasShow.com or give me a follow on Instagram @Troy_Farkas.