Fernie sits down with the founder of Miami based production company, Merge Studios. They discuss the growing pains of building a business as well as the methods to keep a business going strong. 

In this episode, Fernie has a conversation with former MLB player Raul Ibanez. They speak about the current landscape in baseball, Raul's journey to the majors and his advice for young athletes and their parents. A fascinating listen giving perspective to what it takes to play at a high level for nearly 20 years.

In the second part of his conversation with UCF football alum Tom Pita, Fernie asks Tom how his faith helped him through his hardships and how his perspective changed due to his experiences.  

In the first part of his conversation with Thomas Pita, Fernie goes over Tom's beginnings in sports, his time in the UCF Football program and the trials and tribulations of recent years. This first half already provides a vivid picture of the type of fortitude Tom took from the gridiron to life. 

In this episode, Fernie has an impromptu conversation with JAG producer Kevin Gazitua. Together they discuss how motivation can be fleeting and therefore, preparation is the key to success. 

In the second part of his conversation with former UM pitcher Andrew Lane, Fernie and Andrew discuss his transition from baseball to his current career at Amicon Management. 

Fernie sits down to talk with Andrew Lane, a former pitcher for the University of Miami. In the first part of their conversation, Andrew discusses his discovery of baseball, his determination to be a UM player and the bumps along the road to getting where he wanted to be.

In the second part of Fernie's discussion with Larry Johnson, Larry discussing life after football, including the difficulties he faced and how he was able to overcome them.

In the first part of his conversation with former NFL running back Larry Johnson, Fernie and Larry discuss his time at Penn State, his Heisman trophy nominated season as well as getting drafted in the 1st round of 2003 draft. 

Fernie invites on his friend of 15 years, Dennis Diaz to the podcast. Dennis played baseball for both FIU and in the minor leagues for the Philadelphia Phillies. He is currently running Ketamine Health Centers which is pioneering a new method in helping people deal with their mental health issues.