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Working hard in creating a winning culture is what Coach Jordan Olufson is doing at Webster University. Learn more about Olufson's journey from Jefferson City to Webster Groves in his basketball career by listening to the podcast above.

Molly Miller has the highest winning percentage of any college men's or women's basketball coach in the past five years. She  enters her first season as the Grand Canyon University Women's Basketball Coach following a successful stint at Drury University in Springfield, Missouri. Learn more about Miller and her coaching journey.

Knowing your worth is the advice Jessica Lindsey shares with future sports journalists. She created her own opportunity with developing the sports website "Not Your Papa's Hockey." Learn more about Lindsey and her journey in sports journalism.

Coach Dan Chapla's says he credits his players for his success. He begins his second year as the Associate Head Coach at Western Illinois  Women's Basketball team after 11 successful years at William Woods. Hear how Chapla is doing now for his job during COVID-19 by clicking the play button.

Shooting for the stars and lifting up their athletes with positivity is what Culver Stockton women's basketball assistant coach Terra Helm and Strength and Conditioning Coach Tyler Aulbur are doing during this time. Learn how they are are helping to find creative ways for their teams to stay engaged and active in CO-VID 19 era with clicking the listening now button.

Building connections is key in the sports industry and his hard work in his master's program stood out to his professor in graduate school. Donnelly's professor became his boss and now, Donnelly is the current Missouri State High School Activities Association executive administrative assistant. Hear what the William Woods Men's Basketball Alumni has to say about his new career.

In this episode, hear what it is like to be college scout from Joe Vigil, a recruiting specialist at the National Collegiate Scouting Association. He went from being a multi-sport athlete at the  University of Minnesota to the medical field and to now scouting for college sports.

In this episode, three William Woods assistant coaches join the podcast to give a behind the scenes look at what it is like to be an assistant coach in their sport. The coaches include WWU men's basketball Zak Spryszak, women's basketball Emma Rappe and men's and women's tennis Oana Trus.

In effort to gain more knowledge about the social issues surrounding the world, this podcast will feature photojournalist Tim Tai from the Philadelphia Inquirer news outlet. One of the interesting assignments Tai covered as a photojournalist was the Concerned Student 1950 protest as a photographer at the University of Missouri in 2015. The protest centered around the racial climate on the Mizzou campus. Learn more about Tai's journey from the Mizzou protest to now.