In this episode, Tim dissects the game of table tennis, explains all the technicalities and nuances of the game, and speaks about his experience as a Team USA Athletes competing in the Olympic games, and of course, his perspective of money. 

Jesse is a 4 time Olympic Water Polo athlete who has drawn acclaim as one of the sport’s most naturally gifted athletes and top defenders. He is a beast in and out of the water - we have an awesome conversation about his rise to fame through water polo, his life mentality, and of course, his perception of money. 

Karah and I chat about everything from being a retired Air Force vet, her struggle with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, and her wheelchair rugby and rally car endeavors, and of course, her perception of money.

I reached out to Sergi on Instagram after one of his Bike Trial videos went viral (check out the video on www.whatismoneyproject.com), and had the honor of chatting with him on the show. We talk about everything from living in Spain, to how he became involved with Bike Trial (one of the coolest cycling sports you may have never seen!), and of course, his perception of money. 

Beau and I have an awesome conversation talking about everything from his life in Alaska, his stint as a magician in France, and how he became one of the best ultimate frisbee players in the world. Oh, and of course we chatted about money. 

Rose is an OG Handballer - she's been playing for 15 years. We talk about everything from her life as a mom & athlete, her perception of money being an accountant for a university in Australia, and the future of the Australian program. 

Sam is a badass Pentathlete who qualified for the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics. We chat about her journey, the history behind the Pentathlon sport (which, fun fact, is the OLDEST Olympic sport!), her process, and of course, her perception of money. 

Tim and I chat about everything from the game of Ultimate frisbee and his passion for the game, his awesome fitness company called Morrill Performance where he trains athletes to reach their highest potential, and of course, his perspective of money. We even talk about a potential joint beach handball/frisbee training event...

Today's guest is Santy Rodriguez, captain of the Uruguay Beach Handball team. He's been playing handball since he was 15 years old. We talk (in Spanish through my rough translations) about playing handball in Uruguay, and what money means to him.