Many people go through life with a blah attitude! Basketball taught me how to approach life with gratitude and the fortitude to constantly improve!

This episode I am joined by my good friend Marcellus Barksdale. We get deep as we discuss playing high school basketball in Lexington, KY, dealing with tragedy, his college career and the ups and downs that came with it. We also touch on being young professionals and his passion to give back to the community through an annual week long event called Soul Feast. This conversation was a lot of fun! Enjoy!

Dennis Neumann is known professionally for working as the play by play announcer for the Orlando Magic for many years! We discuss his life and journey to working in professional sports, a little insight on the players he got the chance to see and his faith! I hope you enjoy!

Jarrod Polson and I share our reactions to UK losing to Michigan State!

As an introduction to Season 2, I tell a story about how I was a selfish basketball player until I had a reality check my junior of college and how what I learned that year has given me the most benefit in my life!

Today's episode I speak with my college coach, Wil Shouse! My tenure with Coach Shouse started off rough but we developed a strong relationship and I consider him a brother, friend, and mentor! Enjoy!

Johnathan Davis is a former Kentucky basketball player. He played under Eddie Sutton and Rick Pitino. He had an up and down tenure at UK but focused on building a life after basketball. He is the founder and owner of JT Davis Asset Management and a Lexington Socialite, I hope you Enjoy this conversation!

If you know basketball then you know Steve Smith, the legendary coach from Oak Hill Academy. Under his leadership, Oak Hill was a National Champion 9 times, he coached 32 McDonald's All Americans, over 40 NBA players that either attended Oak Hill or graduated from Oak Hill (the likes of Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Durant, Rajon Rondo, Rod Strickland) and a National Coach of the Year 4 times. You may know the name but maybe not the story of how Oak Hill was built! I enjoyed this conversation and I hope you do as well!