This week Vik sits down with Alex Onaindia, the co-founder and CEO of Distinction Agency. He describes his journey from Florida State undergrad to becoming the head of a marketing agency on the cutting edge of social media and influencer-forward brand marketing. He also outlines the obstacles he tackle every day working with brands and athletes that may not recognize their full marketing potential. 

Renowned journalist and best-selling author Steve Delsohn joins Vik to discuss his greatest victories as a writer, as well as recreating his career after his departure from ESPN and Outside The Lines. Now the head of his own public relations firm, Delsohn shares incredible stories about his books, his career and the many lessons he's learned along the way.

Renowned journalist and best-selling author Steve Delsohn joins Vik to discuss his greatest victories as a writer, as well as recreating his career after his departure from ESPN and Outside The Lines. Now the head of his own public relations firm, Delsohn shares incredible stories about his books, his career and the many lessons he's learned along the way.

Today host Vik Chokshi sits down with fellow entrepreneur Randall Thompson, creator of Dugout Mugs. 

The former minor league baseball player reflects on the long path he took to lead such a unique and thriving business, and the lessons he's learned along the way.

Reigning WNBA All-Star Game MVP Erica Wheeler has been through a lot. After a successful career at Rutgers she took the long road to WNBA success, and details the hardships she's overcome to secure her spot among the league's best players. 

Fox Sports' Jason McIntyre was the original founder of the popular website The Big Lead, and shares his incredible journey from scrappy staff writer in New York to well-known national media personality. 

He details the ups and downs of his early internet success, and outlines the greatest victory he's experienced along the way.

Today's guest preaches living an action-oriented lifestyle, and takes his own advice. Darren Heitner rose from a grinding law student with dreams of becoming a big-time sports agent to establishing himself as one of the preeminent legal voices in sports law. He's helped blaze a trail to the intersection of the sports universe and the legal trademark space, and his influence among professional athletes is well-publicized. 

Vik sits down with Darren to discuss his journey and the biggest victories that got him there. 

Craig Hodges had the best three-point percentage in the NBA three times, and won the NBA All-Star Three-Point Contest three times. But the Chicago native wasn't invited to the Windy City's All-Star Weekend this past season. 

He was a key member of the early Chicago Bulls dynasty, but was not featured in The Last Dance, nor contacted about participating. 

Hodges has every reason to believe he has been blackballed by the NBA for his activism, which included giving a letter to then-president George H.W. Bush during this championship White House visit in the early 1990s. 

He tells Vik his story, and it is a story that's become more relevant than ever.

Utah Jazz superstar Donovan Mitchell discusses his efforts at growing the game of basketball, his soft spot for young fans, and his appreciation for Kobe Bryant.

Later, former NBA 2K star Rachel DeMita talks to Vik about her career path from D1 player at Old Dominion to NBA 2K, and her experience playing in the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game.

In his fascinating career in basketball media, Michael Tolajian has directed such celebrated documentaries as the 30 for 30 film "Once Brothers," and the engrossing San Quentin hoops film "Q-Ball." 

He speaks with host Vik Chokshi about the Dream Team, film etiquette in prison, and his ascent from an "Inside Stuff" underling to one of the most respected basketball filmmakers today.