Pro BMX vs. Olympic Pressure: Nikita Ducarroz's story

Pro BMX vs. Olympic Pressure: Nikita Ducarroz's story

Episode 28Nikita Ducarroz is a trailblazing women's BMX freestyle athlete and 2020 Olympic bronze medalist. She joins the show to share her journey, training routines, mental health insights, and future plans including the 2028 Olympics, as well as creative projects beyond competition.Music by Eldar Zey!Connect with Kienan!https://kienanodoherty.substack.com/https://www.tiktok.com/@the.kod.convohttps://www.instagram.com/thekodconvo/https://www.facebook.com/thekodconvo/https://x.com/thekodconvo

Episode 27 - Rosendo Sanchez

Rosendo Sanchez is a world-renowned striking coach with extensive experience training UFC Hall of Famers such as Daniel Cormier and Khabib Nurmagomedov. He operates Sanchez Boxing MMA in Santa Rosa, California, where he trains professionals and amateurs alike.

Episode 26 - Amy Gutierrez

For 18 years, Amy Gutierrez was the face in the crowd for NBC Sports Bay Area, becoming well acquainted among San Francisco Giants fans as she served as one of the most talented in-game reporters throughout the entirety of Major League Baseball.Eight Emmy Awards later, and Gutierrez is now stepping away from the organization and getting out of her comfort zone. She speaks on all that, as well as the state of women in sports media, on this episode, and she even announces her latest venture (hint: it's still in baseball!)

Episode 25 - Dalton Johnson

For years, Dalton Johnson has been a focal point on television when it comes to Golden State Warriors coverage. Starting as a do-it-all reporter for NBC Sports Bay Area, Johnson worked his way up to set, where he is now prominently featured on pregame and postgame Warriors shows for the network. Kienan and Dalton discuss what it's like to talk to Steph, the current state of the Warriors ahead of the trade deadline, and life as a sports journalist in the current landscape. Music by Eldar Zey!

Episode 24 - Jennifer Azzi

One of the most successful athletes in Bay Area history, Jennifer Azzi's basketball journey has been nothing short of remarkable. From a national champion at Stanford to becoming a gold medalist with Team USA, Azzi has been a standard for the ever-growing sport of women's basketball. Here she talks about that journey, coaching (including her own kids) and mentality that made her one of the sport's legendary figures. Music by Eldar Zey