In this episode of What's Next Podcast Series, University of Kentucky Men's Soccer head coach, Johan Cedergren sits down with our host to dive into the men's soccer program. Cedergren discusses his recruiting process, methods for consistent success within the league, and provides our audience with advice for anyone looking to play for UK or any Division I college men's soccer team!

In this episode of What's Next Podcast Series, our host sits down with Max Overlin and Danny G. from Cuts on Lime Barbershop in Lexington, KY to talk more about their craft that is being a barber. Both barbers share their thoughts on what they think makes a successful barber in today's society, and provide advice to anyone interested in this career field to help them be as successful as possible. Tune in for an entertaining, real, and laugh-filled episode talking about Max and Danny's journey as barbers.

In this episode of What's Next Podcast Series, our host talks with Lexington, Kentucky native, Hip-Hop/Rap artist, Elz Bentley. Widely known for his upbeat hip-hop style, Bentley shares his journey and love for music, and talks about how he has and is becoming a successful artist in the Lexington community. Tune in to hear what's next for Elz Bentley in his music career.

In this episode of What's Next Podcast Series, our host sits down with University of Kentucky football player, Keaten Wade to give us the highlights of his freshman season. This outside linebacker gives us the inside on his relationship with UK coaching staff and other players, highlighting his biggest mentors on the team. Originally from Nashville, Tennessee, Keaten highlights his unique relationship with his twin brother, Destin Wade, and tells us what's next for him as he prepares for a breakout sophomore season with the Kentucky Wildcats.

In this episode of What's Next Podcast Series, Josh Wooldridge returns to his hometown, Lexington, KY, where he sits down with our host to talk about his journey to Los Angeles in the content creation industry. Tune in to hear more about Wooldridge's journey that led him to work with big names like JO Studios and Brandon Boston, and see what's next for him on his content creation journey.

In this episode of What's Next Podcast Series, our host sits down to talk with former UK Men's Basketball and Track & Field star, EJ Floreal. Floreal talks about his experience playing basketball for the University of Kentucky and his relationships with big names like John Calipari and Jamal Murray. Tune in to hear an update about Floreal's current role as a student coach at the University of Texas and his hopes for joining the world track team and attending the Olympics.

On this episode of What's Next Podcast Series, our host sits down with University of Kentucky Women's basketball point guard, Jada Walker, to talk about her new role as point guard for a young and talented Kentucky Wildcat team. Walker shares some of her favorite players growing up and provides her insights on basketball at the youth level. You won't want to miss this conversation with Jada Walker.

In this episode of What's Next podcast series, our host sits down with Lexington native, DJ Knockout. DJ Knockout talks about his journey into the music industry and relationships with other musicians like Jack Harlow. In this episode, DJ Knockout provides a sneak peek into what he has coming up for him 2023 as well as some of his goals for the year.

In this episode of What's Next podcast series, our host sits down with country music singer, Chayse Abrams. Born in Harrodsburg, Kentucky, Abrams talks about his journey towards country music and provides the audience with his all-time musical inspirations. At the end of the episode, Chayse performs "Cause I Don't Dance," live, from his debut album, Urban Holler.

In this episode of What's Next podcast series, our host sits down with five-star, freshman basketball star, Chris Livingston from The University of Kentucky. Born in Akron, Ohio, Livingston talks about his relationship with Lebron James as well as some of his toughest match ups in high school. He hits on the adjustment from high school to college ball and offers up his best advice to the youth looking to play division 1 basketball in the future.