Hunter is joined by Derek Parris, director of sports coverage for Channel 1450 out of Central Illinois. Derek has been a pioneer of high school sports coverage. His network offers interviews, insights, game highlights, and fun documentary style video series.

If you are someone who is interested in a content career (podcasting, media, video editing), this episode is for you. The guys give a behind the scenes look at what it takes to start and run a relevant podcast. The episode wraps up with a discussion about the importance of faith and how it's been encouraging to see teenagers be bold and stand up for what they believe.

Hunter and Johnnie are back together with a new name: Full Court Faith. They'll continue a weekly schedule with podcast discussions rooted in faith, from theology to Christian living. In this episode they catch up on what they learned this summer. They attended the Global Leadership Summit and shared their takeaways from this conference.

The guys have a discussion on the best sports events to watch live and the ones they'd rather watch alone. What are watch party pet-peeves? Finally, the guys play a laugh-out-loud game of 'Would you rather'.

The guys have an intriguing discussion about small town dynamics. Academic and athletic differences between the two types of schools. Small town pride. Hunter discusses the decision making process when he was discussed for the hometown basketball coaching job. We finish with a Dr. Keelin Diagnoses.

Hunter, Keelin, and Capel share their experience shedding their athletic identities, discuss modern trends in weight training, talk about sports injuries, and share more stories from the past.

Hunter, Keelin, and Capel discuss the origins of the podcast. Hunter talks about the origins of V3 Content. Then the guys talk about how Old Dawgs came to be. Then they play a game of story roulette. Enjoy the laughs and vulnerable thoughts.

I'm joined by two of the rising stars in the state of Wisconsin. Alex and Sean have built two of the best high school programs in the state. You can expect to see Slinger and Homestead featured in many showcases and playoff games in the near future.

The guys discuss what it's like to go from the bottom to the top. What is that pressure like when you finally become the hunted? Whether it's coaches, players, or both, it's a different feeling going from expected loss to expected win.

Then they talk about the ins and outs of coaching; Scheme, recruited players, youth basketball, development, and game planning. Alex and Sean are two of the top teams in the same conference. They went back and forth on what makes the other so hard to game-plan for, in a rare discussion that you don't get often.

The guys dive into the complex world of year-round sports. Between club teams, travel organization, and training, sports have become an all-encompassing commitment. As 3 men who have excelled in sports careers, we completely understand the need to participate in what you can in order to succeed in the sport. But we also can see the side of it being too much on young kids and families. Join us as we discuss the tensions of youth sports.

I'm joined by my high school best friends and former teammates: Keelin Rasch and Capel Henshaw.

Keelin was a former college baseball player who was at one point drafted by the Atlanta Braves. He was a great 3 sport athlete. Today he is a Physical Therapist who specials in working with athletes and has a breadth of knowledge when it comes to training and injuries.

Capel played college basketball at Lewis University. His senior year of high school he won a state championship and his team was named to the IL high school basketball Hall of Fame this past year. Capel is now working in the athletic department at the University of Southern Indiana.

The guys had plenty of laughs as they told old high school stories, and they're not 'you had to be there' stories.They'e stories that anyone will enjoy. They also talked about team culture and what makes a locker room special. Any coach can learn from their ideas on culture trumping talent.

Jeff has developed into an excellent leadership coach throughout his years pastoring and learning from other great leaders. Through his company he leads leadership workshops for major companies. Through a partnership with O'Shea Builders, Jeff also leads a rapidly growing emerging leaders workshop.

We spent our time discussing...

How do you know someone has "it"?

What are good and bad qualities of leaders?

How do you know when to let someone go?

What are the biggest generational differences in how people accept being led?

How do you utilize the concepts of grace and truth from John 1?

How do you lead your family well?