Michael Thomas is a 3x Pro Football Focus All-Pro and has spent eight seasons in the National Football League with the San Francisco 49ers, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, and Houston Texans. After being named the Special Teams Player of the Year in 2017, Michael was nominated to the Pro Bowl in 2018. Michael serves as the Vice President of the NFL Players' Association and is the Founder of Aldine Sports Association, a youth sports organization that focuses on community, education, & athletics in the Houston metropolitan area. In this conversation, Dominic and Michael discuss Michael's collegiate career at Stanford, his journey through the NFL, and his community initiatives off of the field.

Dominic sits down with Ozzie Smith, 15x MLB All-Star and Hall of Fame shortstop, to discuss his path to the major leagues. Ozzie, a recipient of 13 consecutive Gold Glove Awards, reflects on his playing days with the St. Louis Cardinals. Ozzie helped lead the Cardinals to three World Series, including a championship in 1982. Ozzie accumulated 2,460 hits and 580 stolen bases during his career, and won the National League Silver Slugger Award as the best-hitting shortstop in 1987. In this conversation, Dominic and Ozzie discuss switch-hitting, the importance of team chemistry for championship aspirations, and the story behind Ozzie's trademark backflip.

Sahil Bloom is a Vice President at Altamont Capital Partners, a generalist private equity firm with over $2.5 billion in capital under management, as well as a frequent contributor to CNBC. Sahil holds degrees in economics and sociology, as well as a master’s degree in public policy, all from Stanford University, where he was also a member of the Stanford Baseball Team. During his time at Stanford, Sahil helped lead the Cardinal to two NCAA Super Regional appearances, was a two-time PAC-12 All-Academic Team honoree, and twice received the Bruce Cameron Memorial Award for Excellence in Academics, Athletics, and Leadership. In this conversation, Dominic and Sahil discuss financial literacy, learning from failure, and advice for college baseball players.