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1 on 1 with Oklahoma Baptist University Head Coach: Jessica Stiles
She went from being a cheerleader to a coach with a goal. Head Coach Jessica Stiles of OBU tells me about the past, present, and future of the Bison. Listen to her stories of her start at OBU, their induction into NCAA's STUNT, and the amazing feeling of bringing home their first 2 Collegiate NCA titles from the Daytona Beach bandshell.
Who's still in it to win it this season? Stingray AllStars that's who. Today I was lucky enough to talk to Mr. Busy Body himself, Summit Director, Carlos Realpe about Stingray's decision to hold on to the dream and possibly continue the Summit climb. Is it worth it, is it safe, and what we should be able to look forward to in Stingrays future.
Why do people get into the business side of cheerleading? Is it the glitz and the glam or the true vision of running a business? I sit down with Edgar Ruiz, owner of All-Star Revolution to talk about the start of ASR as a business and how it is holding up during this though time? Did he plan for moments like this? Will the business survive this economic breakdown?
I finally get to learn more about the person who made this amazing sport come to life. I ask Billy to tell me stories about the God Father of Cheer, Lawrence " Herkie" Herkimer. We also talk Billy's experience on NETFLIX CHEER.
Cheerleading has been around for much longer than the average person would know. Where do we learn about the past? Who do you turn to that could give you insight on where we came from? Billy Smith tells all about the sport. We talk future after pandemic, USASF vs NON USASF, Branding and Marketing, and much more. Stay tuned to Ep. 6 when we talk about the God Father of Cheer, Lawrence " Herkie" Herkimer and Billy's experience on NETFLIX CHEER.
What does it take to be successful before the season. What does this really look like? Let's start with creating a smart competition schedule, picking the RIGHT choreographer(s)/music producer(s), and the calm before the storm. How to focused moving into the season. Listen to how Brandon started his season through the break down of these 3 topics.
Today I sit down with Steve Pawlyk, owner of IPP Music to talk about the difference in his musical sound and what makes him stand out. We all know cheerleading can be an expensive sport so riddle me this. Does High Quality music = High Price? He seems to have answers for all clientele and price points by keeping quality at the front of all mixes. Steve knows where he stands in the industry and is comfortable where his is currently. He looks forward to the future as IPP has a user friendly platform that seems to get better and better as the year goes on.
Ps. This episode has a lot of great information so take it all in.
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