Life After Sports Talk with Charles Johnson

Real Talk: Race in America & Racial Injustice

Let's begin season 2 with some real talk! I give my thoughts on Amaud Arbery and George Floyd. As well as the peaceful protest. Most importantly I give my thoughts on solutions to establish equality for all black and brown people in America.

Life After Sports Talk with Charles Johnson

Listen to the incredible story of Charles Johnson. His story of success is the epitome of what success looks like. His football career started at Blinn Jr. College where he was ultimately able to earn a scholarship to Texas Tech. At Texas Tech he realized quickly that the NFL may not be in his future and planned his career in the sports industry. 15 years later, Charles is now Senior Vice President of Corporate Partnerships for Dallas Wings. Charles’ story is what life after sports is all about!

Life After Sports Talk with Aaron Ross

Listen to my first ever guest, Aaron Ross. Aaron Ross is a former 1st Round draft pick of New York Giants and Texas Longhorn Legend. Aaron Ross is candid and honest as he speaks on his journey after playing for the New York Giants. Find out how football translated into a successful business and how entrepreneurship played a pivotal role in his life. He speaks about marriage and how important it was to talk to his father and build their relationships. Aaron Ross doesn’t hold anything back in this exclusive interview.

The Real Truth About My Life After Football

The real truth about my life after football. Listen as I get personal about the trials and tribulations of my transition. Through it all, I end up finding peace and accepting my football career was over.

What I wish...Kids and Parents Knew: From a Teacher & Coach

To complete my 3 week series on all things youth and sports this episode serves as a memoir for what I wish parents and kids knew. 10 years as an educator and coach has given me great insight into what gives our children the best opportunity to be the best they can be. This episode provides just that, what I wish kids and parents knew!.