We catch up with Doug Cosbie. Three Time pro-Bowl Tight End for the Dallas Cowboys. Mr. Cosbie takes us back to how he developed in to an NFL Player, what it was like to be a rookie on "America's Team", and his work with the International American Football Academy.

We are joined by August Wolf, who competed in the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Mr. Wolf competed in the shot put, finishing fourth. He is also the founder of Olympians Rising, a non-profit working to create positive change within the American Olympic structure. Interesting conversation that raises several questions.

Boxing is back. The Charlo Twins headline this weekend's card on Showtime PPV. Jermell faces Jeison Rosario for the WBA, WBC, and IBF Jr. Middleweight Titles. While Jermall squares off with Sergiy Derevyanchenko for the WBC Middleweight Belt. Also on tap Brandon Figueroa vs. Damien Vazquez for the WBA Super Bantamweight Title, as well as Luis Nery against Aaron Alameda for the vacant WBC version. If that weren't enough, the WBO Bantamweight strap is on the line too (John Riel Casimero vs. Duke Micah).

On this episode of "Interviews", we speak with Lori Okimura. She is an International Technical Delegate for the Tokyo Paralympic Games. Lori shares with us her experiences of a life in international sports, particularly International Volleyball and how sport has a positive impact on our world.

"Interviews" touches base with Everett Glenn, Founder & CEO at BOSS Programs (Business of Student Success). Mr. Glenn details his journey from playing College Basketball at Oberlin College near Cleveland, OH, to a lengthy career in Athlete Management and Representation, to his current position with BOSS Programs. An interesting talk with a man that has seen quite a bit in the sports world.

2016 Silver Medalist and 2021 hopeful Sophia Herzog takes time out from her training to speak with us on The Games. Sophia participated in the Rio Paralympic games and and won silver in the SB6/100M Breaststroke. She has also set the world record in the 1,500M Freestyle twice.

Four-Time Gold Medalist Swimmer Lenny Krayzelburg pulls over to chat with us on The Games. Mr. Krayzelburg, who broke three backstroke world records in four days in 1999, tells us about his experiences in the 2000 and 2004 games. He also gives us some insight to making the transition from growing up in the Ukraine to transitioning to Los Angeles as a youngster. He also talks about the journey from being a walk-on Junior College athlete to multiple Gold Medalist and multiple World Record Holder.

We talk with two-time Olympian Darrin Steele about his experiences transitioning from a track and field decathlete to a Bobsled Push Athlete. Plus, we discuss his current works as the Vice president of Sport at International Bobsleigh & Skeleton Federation, as he continues to grow the sport.

Chances are you have heard Ted Robinson describe a major sports event or forty in the last several decades. Currently known as the voice of Tennis, Mr. Robinson takes the time to talk to us about his colleagues, the events he has covered, and buffets. In no particular order. Good interview, great guy.

Van Earl Wright's voice instantly registers as soon as you hear it, but what he says is even more memorable. He insisted that this interview be a dialogue and not just him recounting his history. So glad the he did. From his days as an intern at CNN to his current day projects, Mr. Wright gives us some insight to the growth of sports media.