Rich Take On Sports

Grady Jarrett avoids the pain of regret by focusing on the pain of discipline and believing that the best days are yet to come even though he's had to overcome doubts from others his entire life, as he shares how that mindset was built through sports and just how much trash talk happens in an NFL locker room when teammate's rival schools play each other.

Episode 121 features Clemson University Director of Broadcasting Don Munson also known as the "Voice of the Clemson Tigers" even though he's reluctant to claim that title and he shares how his faith is his anchor in life leading him to believe that his best days are ahead of him.

Episode 120 features two-time national champion and All-ACC Clemson University linebacker Kendall Joseph as he shares how the opportunities that sports has given him in life are helping him find peace as he transitions to life without football and the excitement of starting a new chapter.

Episode 119 features Kelly Gramlich sharing how sports and the love of basketball led her to Clemson University as a member of the women's basketball team while her competitive spirit and servant attitude has shaped her unexpected journey into sports broadcasting.

Episode 118 features Drew Butler sharing how sports has shaped him and how his own formula of perseverance has helped guide him throughout his life playing 5 years in the NFL after becoming an All-American punter for the University of Georgia while being recognized as the nation's best college punter in 2009 after receiving the Ray Guy award.

Episode 117 features Dalen Cuff as he shares the importance of setting your own expectations which he learned from his dad and he continues to set high expectations for himself while understanding that success doesn’t happen overnight from being named team captain for the basketball team at Columbia University to now helping launch ESPN’s ACC Network as a studio host and analyst.

Episode 116 features Retin Obasohan sharing how knowing who you are is the ultimate foundation in order to know your why, as you'll know what to do and this foundation has helped him to continue the pursuit of his professional basketball dream after earning First Team All-SEC and SEC Scholar-Athlete-of-the-Year in 2016 at the University of Alabama.

Episode 115 features President and Founder of MAXX Management, Maxx Lepselter sharing how he's known the sports representation/marketing industry his whole life through his dad and being around NFL greats like Lawrence Taylor and Tiki Barber but he's always had a desire to create his own path while applying all that he's learned from his dad and others.

Episode 114 features Michael Serazio sharing why his latest book, "The Power of Sports: Media and Spectacle in American Culture" was born from a fascination of sports that traces back to his childhood growing up in San Diego, CA and how a seemingly meaningless game is woven into the fabric of American culture.

Episode 113 features Blake Wynn, who is known by many in the sneaker world as Just Wynn, shares how being an entrepreneurial prodigy has helped him redefine the label of age while becoming a YouTube influencer by the age of 16 and recently founded a sports marketing agency, B Wynn Sports, before being named "One of the top Entrepreneurial Influencers in 2019" by Nasdaq and Yahoo Finance.

Episode 112 features WNBA Las Vegas Aces guard Kelsey Plum sharing how she has flourished in her career with an underdog mindset becoming the all-time leading scorer in women's college basketball and through the support of a very competitive sports family.

Episode 111 features comedy writer, NFL Network host and contributor Dave Dameshek sharing how he attributes certain career success to dumb luck but sports has always been a cornerstone in his life growing up in Pittsburgh, PA.

Episode 110 features FS1 Contributor & Host Rob Parker sharing how the motivation of proving people wrong combined with seeing his mother set the example of a strong work ethic as a kid has pushed him to never rest on his laurels not only in his passion of sports journalism but life as well.

Episode 109 features Baltimore Ravens VP of Public Relations, Chad Steele sharing how even through the challenges of being bi-racial and a military child moving from base to base, it was sports that helped him make friends and become part of the community while understanding the power of relationships to build trust.

Episode 108 features Clemson University Sport Psychologist Dr. Milt Lowder sharing how the three things he knew growing up were farming, medicine, and sports while life's curve balls led him down a path that he never could have dreamed of but it worked through a mindset of being free.