Robert Foreman is the athletic director at Mustang High School. In this episode, Robert details his extraordinary story beginning with his time at Barat college and an amazing story about meeting the 93' Chicago Bulls basketball team (6:25). Foreman speaks about all of his positions before finding himself back as a coach at his hometown in Mustang, Oklahoma (20:05), and eventually being named the athletic director (23:25). As athletic director, he explains what he looks for in coaches (26:20), his goals for next school year (36:00), and so much more!! Robert Foreman gives some awesome answers to rapid-fire questions (46:40), and we end with Foreman sending a message to the Mustang community thanking everyone for their patience and trust in the school during the Coronavirus.

Coronavirus has impacted every person across the globe. Extraordinary people look for the good in every situation. In this episode, Dalton gives his take on the best things about quarantine.

In this episode I am joined by former OSU soccer star, Jaci Jones. Our interview starts with Jaci telling a hilarious story about the meanest thing she has ever said to somebody on the soccer field (1:55). As the show continues, Jaci shares what it was like playing in her very first college soccer game (16:45), choosing a professional team to tryout for (25:15), and gives her take on college athletes being paid (35:35). As the episode ends Dalton and Jaci get to the bottom of how their friendship truly started (50:00), and as always we wrap it up with some fun rapid (not-so rapid) fire questions (1:00:15). Listen in for lots of laughs and hot topics!!

In this episode, Dalton takes a deep dive into some the problems with dating in today's society. Along with that, he explains what guys look for in a girl, while also sharing what his term "sneaky sexy" really means.

In this episode Dalton Tunstall is joined by Mustang basketball coach, Scott Hodges. To start this podcast, Scott gives a hilarious answer to Dalton's "One Big Question" (2:45). He also talks about how he met his wife (8:35), gives his take on this past basketball season, (23:10), and what he is watching on Netflix these days (26:18). As the show ends, Dalton and Scott give their takes on "The Last Dance," and compares it to the modern day NBA (30:45), and wrap it up with some fascinating Rapid (Not-so Rapid) Fire Questions (44:05).

In this episode, your host, Dalton Tunstall, speaks with his former high school soccer coach. Tune in to hear coach Homer's extraordinary story of growing up in Mustang, his college years, and how got his start in teaching and coaching. Be sure to catch his HILARIOUS story about his first college game (11:30). He also discusses the shocking end to this years high school soccer season (24:00), what the Homer's are watching on Netflix throughout quarantine (32:50), and his thoughts on comparing his 2017 team to his 2019 team (45:00). As always we end with some thought-provoking rapid fire questions (47:50). You don't want to miss his childhood fear that still lingers today (58:50), and an astonishing final question (1:00:18).

This is the introductory episode of the Why the Ordinary are Extraordinary podcast. In this episode I give a brief overview of who I am, and the vision for this podcast. Thank you all for taking the time to listen!!