For this episode of the You're Wrong, Sir Podcast I brought an interesting perspective. I believe this is something that lots of people think however nobody is actually saying it. Guess what? I WILL.. During this episode I discussed my thoughts on top NBA athletes signing with Jordan and the importance of considering the underdog. I think you all will truly love this one and it's definitely a fun episode.

Also, I just had my first guest appearance on another sports podcast called, The Damn Near Podcast. It was a great episode so go listen if you can! *Link is Below*

Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-damn-near-podcast/id1478850894?i=1000483822050

Jalen Boyd, St. Joes 3A State Champ, joins the podcast to talk about his struggles with coaching and transitioning to D3 basketball. Jalen goes in depth about about determining if a coach has your best interest, how to remain confident through adversity, and his recent transition to North Park College. If you're an athlete or a coach, this podcast is definitely for you!

We also highlight two influential coaches within the basketball world. Stay tuned to learn who they are. Enjoy!

We are in a time of our lives that will go down in the history books for a myriad of reasons. However, the most important issue is the endangerment of the Black community. Our society is hyper sensitive currently, which they should be, but what extent is too far? Today, I discuss my beliefs behind if the NBA players should play or not and my supported reasoning. This may shake some boots but that's what we're here for! Enjoy!

OH WAIT... What are you currently doing to help the Black community fight systematic racism?

NBA Veteran, Kendall Gill, joins the podcast for an interpersonal conversation about his beliefs and experiences an a student-athlete at a PWI. Kendall shares his beliefs on top prospects attending HBCU's, his recruitment process, and his personal experiences with the NCAA profiting from his likeness. Enjoy!

Jason Mason, writer and student athlete, joins the podcast to break down the expectations of athletes within the sports industry and question if athlete activism is too high of a standard.  He also discusses his experiences with other athletes and his interpretation of what athletes can do to make a real change with their platform. Enjoy!

Hey! My name is Aniyha Jones and this episode is an introduction into who I am. I'm a college student and I've been planning this podcast for about a month now. I'm super excited to start this journey with you all and talk about sport topics! Enjoy!