The True Philadelphia Podcast with Matt O'Donnell

The University of Delaware grad is building a phenomenal career with the Washington Mystics as one of the world's best female basketball players. Delle Donne also reminisces about her time as the leader of the Blue Hens' women's basketball team, how she broke the news to UConn that she was leaving the school and returning to Delaware, playing multiple sports, if the Sixers have the talent to win a title, how surprising Carson Wentz has been in recovering from knee surgery, kneeling in the NFL and the perception of women's sports. Our thanks to Elena for squeezing us in between her charity golf tournament and a road game for her WNBA team.

Gabe Kapler is having an outstanding first season as Phillies manager. Kapler joined me for coffee at his favorite cafe to talk about why he loves living in the Northern Liberties neighborhood, what brought him to play baseball in the first place, if a baseball manager can get too analytical...plus, Kapler reveals his all-time favorite player in any sport. Yes, he is a huge fan of the "Round Mound of Rebound!"

Gabe Kapler is having an outstanding first season as Phillies manager. Kapler joined me for coffee at his favorite cafe to talk about why he loves living in the Northern Liberties neighborhood, what brought him to play baseball in the first place, if a baseball manager can get too analytical...plus, Kapler reveals his all-time favorite player in any sport. Yes, he is a huge fan of the "Round Mound of Rebound!"

Gabe Kapler is having an outstanding first season as Phillies manager. Kapler joined me for coffee at his favorite cafe to talk about why he loves living in the Northern Liberties neighborhood, what brought him to play baseball in the first place, if a baseball manager can get too analytical...plus, Kapler reveals his all-time favorite player in any sport. Yes, he is a huge fan of the "Round Mound of Rebound!"

Gabe Kapler is having an outstanding first season as Phillies manager. Kapler joined me for coffee at his favorite cafe to talk about why he loves living in the Northern Liberties neighborhood, what brought him to play baseball in the first place, if a baseball manager can get too analytical...plus, Kapler reveals his all-time favorite player in any sport. Yes, he is a huge fan of the "Round Mound of Rebound!"

Gabe Kapler is having an outstanding first season as Phillies manager. Kapler joined me for coffee at his favorite cafe to talk about why he loves living in the Northern Liberties neighborhood, what brought him to play baseball in the first place, if a baseball manager can get too analytical...plus, Kapler reveals his all-time favorite player in any sport. Yes, he is a huge fan of the "Round Mound of Rebound!"

More American workers are required to "reset" their careers than ever before. Fewer people go to work out of school and expect to retire from the same company they started with. "The Reset" is about what to do if this happens to you. Former Philadelphia mayoral candidate Sam Katz and former Delaware news anchor Nancy Karibjanian recall how they "reset" their careers with loads of great advice like: "New chapters are usually unexpected but unexpectedly rewarding," and "Give laser like attention to what you are going to do next. And it's not to be feared, it's to be embraced." This special podcast will help inspire you to get back on your feet.

More American workers are required to "reset" their careers than ever before. Fewer people go to work out of school and expect to retire from the same company they started with. "The Reset" is about what to do if this happens to you. Former Philadelphia mayoral candidate Sam Katz and former Delaware news anchor Nancy Karibjanian recall how they "reset" their careers with loads of great advice like: "New chapters are usually unexpected but unexpectedly rewarding," and "Give laser like attention to what you are going to do next. And it's not to be feared, it's to be embraced." This special podcast will help inspire you to get back on your feet.

More American workers are required to "reset" their careers than ever before. Fewer people go to work out of school and expect to retire from the same company they started with. "The Reset" is about what to do if this happens to you. Former Philadelphia mayoral candidate Sam Katz and former Delaware news anchor Nancy Karibjanian recall how they "reset" their careers with loads of great advice like: "New chapters are usually unexpected but unexpectedly rewarding," and "Give laser like attention to what you are going to do next. And it's not to be feared, it's to be embraced." This special podcast will help inspire you to get back on your feet.

More American workers are required to "reset" their careers than ever before. Fewer people go to work out of school and expect to retire from the same company they started with. "The Reset" is about what to do if this happens to you. Former Philadelphia mayoral candidate Sam Katz and former Delaware news anchor Nancy Karibjanian recall how they "reset" their careers with loads of great advice like: "New chapters are usually unexpected but unexpectedly rewarding," and "Give laser like attention to what you are going to do next. And it's not to be feared, it's to be embraced." This special podcast will help inspire you to get back on your feet.

More American workers are required to "reset" their careers than ever before. Fewer people go to work out of school and expect to retire from the same company they started with. "The Reset" is about what to do if this happens to you. Former Philadelphia mayoral candidate Sam Katz and former Delaware news anchor Nancy Karibjanian recall how they "reset" their careers with loads of great advice like: "New chapters are usually unexpected but unexpectedly rewarding," and "Give laser like attention to what you are going to do next. And it's not to be feared, it's to be embraced." This special podcast will help inspire you to get back on your feet.

Preston Elliot of the popular Preston and Steve Show on 93.3 WMMR had the time of his life drumming in a successful cover band as he finished high school. Decades later, he discovered just how much of a price he paid for having so much fun. Preston tells Matt what led him to become a musician, relives his days playing glam rock tunes in beer-soaked bars and explains how he lives his life with hearing loss and deals with the ringing sensation known as tinnitus. Plus, Matt and Preston engage in a drum off (and Preston wears his ear plugs, of course).

Preston Elliot of the popular Preston and Steve Show on 93.3 WMMR had the time of his life drumming in a successful cover band as he finished high school. Decades later, he discovered just how much of a price he paid for having so much fun. Preston tells Matt what led him to become a musician, relives his days playing glam rock tunes in beer-soaked bars and explains how he lives his life with hearing loss and deals with the ringing sensation known as tinnitus. Plus, Matt and Preston engage in a drum off (and Preston wears his ear plugs, of course).

Preston Elliot of the popular Preston and Steve Show on 93.3 WMMR had the time of his life drumming in a successful cover band as he finished high school. Decades later, he discovered just how much of a price he paid for having so much fun. Preston tells Matt what led him to become a musician, relives his days playing glam rock tunes in beer-soaked bars and explains how he lives his life with hearing loss and deals with the ringing sensation known as tinnitus. Plus, Matt and Preston engage in a drum off (and Preston wears his ear plugs, of course).

Preston Elliot of the popular Preston and Steve Show on 93.3 WMMR had the time of his life drumming in a successful cover band as he finished high school. Decades later, he discovered just how much of a price he paid for having so much fun. Preston tells Matt what led him to become a musician, relives his days playing glam rock tunes in beer-soaked bars and explains how he lives his life with hearing loss and deals with the ringing sensation known as tinnitus. Plus, Matt and Preston engage in a drum off (and Preston wears his ear plugs, of course).