The Games takes a moment to talk with the Marketing Director of the United States Luge Association. Gordy Sheer, who also happens to be a three time Olympian and, along with partner Chris Thorpe, earned a Silver Medal in the 1998 Nagano Games.

Former Triple Jump World Record Holder and Three Time Olympian Willie Banks chats with us about his experiences in Track and Field and The Olympics. It is not often you get to hear from someone who has achieved something that no other person on the planet has ever done before.

2026 Winter Olympic hopeful Lukas Kissell joins us to discuss how he fell in love with the sport of Skeleton. Mr. Kissell details how he manages to train and balance his regular life as the youngest member of the U.S. team.

We catch up with always on the move Ralph Velez, Jr., aka "Ramblin Ralph". Mr. Velez is the ring announcer for Floyd Mayweather Promotions,, as well as Premier Boxing Champions, and Showtime Boxing. He gives us a taste of how he helps us enjoy a fight and what it takes to do so.

Real Boxing Talk takes a look at the undefeated Light Heavyweight career of Michael Spinks. He won a Gold Medal in the 1976 Olympics. He held three Light Heavyweight belts at the same time. He was the first reigning Light Heavyweight Champion to win the Heavyweight Championship by beating previously undefeated Larry Holmes, then beat him again in the rematch. His only loss was in his final fight to Mike Tyson.

We talk wrestling with Coach Jim Miller. He is the Director of the Dan Gable Museum at the National Wrestling Hall of Fame in Waterloo, IA. We chat about Dan Gable's unprecedented career and what you can do on a visit to the Hall of Fame.

An honor to be joined by former Los Angeles Dodgers General Manager Fred Claire. Mr. Claire talks with us about his tenure leading one of the best organizations in the history of professional sports. But more importantly, he shares his journey that led him to the City of Hope, and that facilities treatment of Cancer. His book "Extra Innings" provides perspective and hope for all.

Sports Conversation Artist Neil Scherer rejoins us to talk about The Olympics. He has just finished a piece on Michael Phelps, and we talk some about Jesse Owens, the 1980 US Men's Hockey team, and more. He always has an interesting perspective on not only the topic, but how to create a conversation piece about it.

Our fourth installment with Chris Brown. Chris is the resident artist for the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and has also created several significant commissioned works as well. He shares his unique perspective on how he uses color in his works. Plus a shoutout to his apprentice Maddux.

We talk with Chicago area native, and former NFL Tight End and Special Teams Ace Brent Novoselsky. Brent chats with us about transitioning from The Ivy League at Penn, to a life in the NFL, with stops in Chicago, Green Bay, and Minnesota. He also gives us some insight to the work done on behalf of retired players by both himself and the current players.