You Only Die Twice

You only die twice, and for Tevaun Smith, the second life is just getting started. After making his mark as a wide receiver in the @NFL with the @Colts and @Jaguars, then in the @CFL with the @GoElks and @CFLRedblacks, Tevaun has pivoted from game days to business moves.Now leading @S.coLogisticsInc, he’s bringing the same drive and precision to the world of logistics, delivering excellence across Ontario and the GTA. From catching passes to moving freight, @smittie4’s journey is proof that reinvention isn’t just possible… it’s necessary.Stay tuned as we dive deeper into his story.

3-time @NBA champ @greenranger14 is stepping onto the #YouOnlyDieTwice court this Friday. He’s bringing more than just rings—he’s bringing wisdom on growth beyond the sport, purpose, and what it takes to win in the second phase of life.

From the volleyball court to the #CP24 news desk to her OWN podcast mic—@KaylaMarieTO is here to serve up real talk on life after sport 🏐 She’s from the ends… now she’s with us talking about when the game ends. Because in sport and in life, you only die twice.

You might recognize @carolineszwedfrom her time as an on-air personality with #Sportsnet, but her story starts way back on the field. A former national team player, Caroline represented Canada in the 2008 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup and earned back-to-back Canadian Player of the Year nominations. 
Her talent earned her a spot to play Division 1 soccer at #WestVirginiaUniversity, but a devastating knee injury during her time there led to three surgeries, ultimately ending her athletic career.
Instead of staying sidelined, Caroline pivoted—turning her passion for football into a thriving platform. Now with 600k+ followers, international brand deals and dubbing herself a Professional Football Yapper, her knowledge, passion and love for the game have built something bigger than just the pitch—a community that shares her passion for football.
This week, Caroline’s bringing her story to the mic. From resilience to reinvention, she’s living proof that even when life throws you a curve, you can still find your own net. Trust us, you’ll want to hear this one. 

They say athletes die twice: once when the game ends, and again when the world forgets their name. But for @alyshanewman, at this rate, that’s not a death she’ll have to face. 
Maybe you know her as “the one who twerked after winning an Olympic Bronze Medal.” Or perhaps as “Canada’s pole vault record-holder.”
Thing is, titles don’t tell the whole story. So we made it our mission to capture it. From injuries to brain scans to starting up an OnlyFans account, she keeps nothing in the vault.
She reminded us that champions don’t just play the game — they raise the bar (in more ways than one.) Hear how she does it.

Feels surreal to say this. But welcome to SEASON TWO of #YouOnlyDieTwice 🎙️

How the tables have turned—the host is in the hot seat.We dive into deep reflection on all things YODT Season ONE, Warrens journey to the pros, his transition, where YODT is heading, key learnings from all our episodes and why you should continue listening.Love Y'ALL!!!

We delve into the incredible story of @nataliewideman, a true force in the world of Canadian softball. Over the years, she’s racked up an impressive collection of medals, including silver at the WBSC Americas Qualifier in 2013, gold at the Pan Am Games in 2015, and bronze at the WBSC Women’s Softball World Championships in 2016 and 2018.In 2019, Natalie continued to shine, helping Canada clinch silver at the Pan Am Games in Lima and playing a crucial role in securing Canada’s spot at Tokyo 2020 during the WBSC Americas Olympic Qualifier. Her Olympic debut saw her contribute to Canada’s historic bronze medal win in Tokyo, cementing her legacy in Canadian softball.Natalie’s success on the field is matched by her stellar collegiate career at California University of Pennsylvania, where she led the PSAC in her senior season with a .454 batting average and earned titles like Catcher of the Year for NCAA Division II, PSAC West Athlete of the Year, and a spot on the Academic All-American Team. Twice named to the Academic All-District Team and three times to the All-PSAC West First Team, Natalie’s dedication to excellence is evident both on and off the field.Recently inducted into the 2024 Hall of Fame at her Alma mater, Natalie was “honoured and humbled” by the recognition.But Natalie’s story doesn’t end with softball. In this episode, we explore Natalie’s Olympic journey, her unwavering determination, and what the future holds for this extraordinary athlete. How did she navigate the highs and lows? Tune in to find out.

We dive into the incredible journey of @shanicemarcelle18, a true volleyball legend. From dominating the courts at the @ubcwvb, where she led the Thunderbirds to five-straight National Championships, to earning two National Player of the Year awards and the prestigious BLG Award as 2013 Female Athlete of the Year, Shanice’s achievements are nothing short of inspiring.