Softball legend Cat Osterman returned to the game in 2017 and quickly showed her old form. She earned a spot on the 2020 Olympic Games roster as softball was set to shine on the Olympic stage for the first time since 2008. Then the pandemic hit. She joined us to discuss her road back, taking an extra year to prepare for Tokyo and the rejuvenation she found from the first season of Athletes Unlimited where she won a championship. The 2004 Gold Medalist and 2008 Silver Medalist explains the feeling when all the pitches are working and how you move on from giving up the big hit, plus the important role her faith plays in her life and career. #WhatsGood

On August 7, 2015 Kevan Hueftle started his sobriety journey. Exactly four years later his Team USA 2019 Parapan American Games uniform arrived in the mail. A sprinter, he'd go on to win gold and silver in Lima, Peru and is now a hopeful for Tokyo next summer. Hueftle joins us to share his story, from a gun accident that led to the amputation of his foot to his battle with alcohol addiction. A farmer and beef salesman, he finds time to train in the midst of 14 hour days and as a motivational speaker talks openly about his mental health including his struggles with anxiety. It's an inspiring conversation about facing some of life's biggest challenges and working to overcome them, day by day. #WhatsGood

Olympic gold medal winning diver Laura Wilkinson joins #WhatsGood to talk about her return to the 10-meter platform with her eyes on the Tokyo Olympics. The 42-year old mother of four returned to the sport in 2017 after competing in three Olympic Games (2000, 2004 and 2008) and tells us what drew her back in. We look back on her epic gold medal win in Sydney despite a broken foot, what success looks like in 2021 and how she helped change the difficulty of diving in the 2000s. Plus, we discuss knowing when a dive isn't going to work out and what sort of toll entering the water at 35mph from 10 meters high takes on your body.

Award-winning illustrator Ed Murawinski joins #WhatsGood to talk about his career creating iconic sports and political cartoons during a storied run at the New York Daily News along with work for the NHL, Deadspin and others. Ed looks back on his journey starting out as a copy boy for the Daily News assisting on coverage of the 1970 NBA Finals to decades of prominent art highlighting New York's sports scene and some of the biggest newsmakers of the last 40 years. We also breakdown the process of creating illustrations under tight deadlines and how an artist knows when their work is done.

New York Times bestselling author Jeff Pearlman joins the latest episode of #WhatsGood to discuss his new book "Three Ring Circus" about Shaq, Kobe and the Los Angeles Lakers from 1996-2004. Jeff tells us the real story of how Kobe Bryant ended up in Los Angeles, remembering the true dominance of Shaq and how a previous book he wrote influenced an author's note he added after Kobe's passing. Plus we talk about his reporting process tracking down hundreds of interviews, how he knows when somebody just doesn't want to talk and how a career in sports will change your life as a fan forever.

Olympic gymnast Chellsie Memmel joins the latest episode of #WhatsGood to break down her comeback into the world of competitive gymnastics at age 32. Memmel outlines a journey that started as a way to stay in shape and soon morphed into a return that has her eyeing the postponed Tokyo Olympic Games next summer. A 2008 Olympic medalist, Memmel discusses how she pushed through and overcame injuries, the nerves of admitting to a comeback and the joy in inspiring others. In a sport that has been faced with multiple sexual abuse charges over many years, Memmel explains the good things that can come from gymnastics and how she enjoys sharing her love for the sport. #WhatsGood

This week on #WhatsGood Washington Mystics' guard Jacki Gemelos joins us from the WNBA bubble aka the Wubble in Florida. Her story is one of perseverance, once considered among the very best basketball players in the country she has overcome five torn ACLs and multiple knee surgeries to reach her dream of playing in the WNBA. Gemelos also talks about the uncertainty of getting released from the Connecticut Sun while in the Wubble, only to join the Mystics hours later. Plus how the team (and league) have put social justice first and grown even more unified following the death of Jacob Blake.

Super Bowl Champion and NFL All-Pro TJ 'Boss' Ward joins the latest episode of #WhatsGood. Ward chronicles his journey from high school power De La Salle to Oregon to the NFL and how he overcame injuries early in his career to achieve his dreams. Still eyeing a return to the NFL, Ward is working on the next chapter of his life including fatherhood, golf, writing and more. We find out the origin of the nickname Boss Ward, what made Oregon's secondary aka The D-Boyz so good and the telltale signs of when things just aren't working in an NFL locker room. #WhatsGood

Lang Whitaker, General Manager and Head Coach of Grizz Gaming joins Greg on the latest episode. The SLAM Magazine and NBA TV alum breaks down what exactly an Esports Head Coach does, how he ended up in Memphis and how COVID impacted the most recent competitions. Whitaker talks about the way he writes and interviews, how his personality emerged in his work while at SLAM (Fri-Day) and what led to his new food features called Quarandine. #WhatsGood

SNY host and reporter Maria Marino joins #WhatsGood to talk about covering sports in one of America's most passionate markets, New York City. We discuss the importance of media literacy in the sports world and beyond plus what it's like chronicling the juggernaut that is UCONN Women's Basketball.