In the first episode of our second season, Fernie sits down with ESPN Podcast Producer Anthony Calatayud. They discuss Anthony's transition from basketball to broadcasting and how what he learned on the court helped him overcome hurdles in both his personal and professional life. 

In the second part of his conversation with J.P. Arencibia, Fernie and him address the way anxiety has affected their lives. They speak candidly in an effort to destigmatize the conversation surrounding anxiety and mental health. 

Fernie sits down with former MLB Player J.P. Arencibia . Together they discuss growing in Miami, playing with the University of Tennessee, his time in the minor leagues and finally making it to the big leagues. 

In this episode Fernie sits down with his younger brother and fellow producer, Chris Alvarez. They discuss his basketball career from Blair Academy to helping coach a championship team at the University of Miami.

Former NFL player Nolan Carroll comes into the studio to discuss his college recruitment process, his NFL career and his current entrepreneurial pursuits.

In this episode Fernie sits down with our business development lead Donte Harris to discuss his current transition into the insurance world as well how his faith has helped in times of transition. 

Fernie talks with author, businessman and former Marquette Basketball player, John Wilkom. Together they discuss John's transition from sports to where he is today. 

Fernie sits down with Javier Perez aka Javi Strong. Javi recounts his journey growing up as an athlete, his career as a principal and how the fortitude he forged as an athlete helped him through his darkest period. 

In this episode Fernie sits down with former University of Miami quarterback Malik Rosier. They talk about a range of topics including the highs and lows of his Hurricanes career, being a athlete in the age of social media and his aspirations to play in the NFL. 

In this episode, Fernie invites on one of his JAG business partners, Doug Jones to speak about his transition from college football to his current role of principal at a growing insurance agency.