Episode 5.5 (Short Interview) - Tom Grossi: Reflecting on Kindess and Community

Episode 7 - Daylon Metoyer: From Maroon Mountains to Big Blue

This time I am thrilled to have Daylon Metoyer, current RT for the Boise State Broncos as my guest. Not only does Daylon play for BSU (my favorite team) but he transferred in from my alma mater, Mt. San Antonio College. It was a lot of fun to chat with Daylon to talk about his journey from JUCO to Boise and catch up with favorite player of mine.

Episode 6 - Mercury Swaim: The Nuclear Lobo Linebacker

In this episode I had the honor of interviewing my first true athlete for the show: Mercury Swaim, current linebacker for the University of New Mexico. You might have heard about him as he had started to get attention in the college football world for transferring to UNM to pursue a degree in Nuclear Engineering. Join me as we explore Mercury's journey from Bedford, PA to the winters of FCS football at St. Francis University to deserts of New Mexico where nuclear energy meets the gridiron.

Episode 5.5 (Short Interview) - Tom Grossi: Reflecting on Kindess and Community

So this was recordeded after the LA fan event to kickoff Day 1 of 30 in 30: Part Deux with Tom coming off of about 7 straight hours of meeting every single fan who showed up. I waited until the absolute end to do this as to not take away from anyone. Enjoy this reflection on all things community, kindness and empathy.

(Pilot) Analyzing Ashton Jeanty's Pre-Draft Visits

So this was recorded as sort of pilot taking a look at all the teams that reportedly had Ashton Jeanty in for a pre-draft visit.

Ep. 5 - Johnny Olivieri of SDSportsMem: Collecting the sports history of America's Finest City

My intitial interview with my good friend Johnny (see Ep. 3.5) had some video and audio issues so I only felt it right to give him a proper interview for the channel. Johnny is a fan of all things San Diego Sports whether it be from the gridiron, to the court to the pitch and his passion for the sports of his hometown inspired him to create his own website to document and share his love for the history of San Diego sports. sdsportsmem.com [sdsportsmem.com]Join us as two friends banter over all things San Diego, it's sports culture and how history can lead to new connections and opportunities.