In this episode, I interview Kerby Callison, senior coordinator of game and event presentation for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Kerby shares his career journey, insights into fan engagement, and the realities of working in sports. We discuss creativity, collaboration, and evolving technology in game presentation, along with advice for aspiring sports professionals.

In this episode, I sit down with Chloe Walker, Technology Coordinator for the Baltimore Orioles — and someone who’s pretty much seen every corner of the baseball world. From summer ball with the Badlands Big Sticks to college baseball at Ole Miss to player development with the New York Mets and now her tech-driven role in the Orioles organization, Chloe brings a stacked résumé and a fresh perspective on the game.

We get into everything: how she fell in love with baseball, what she learned at each stop (yes, including indie ball and life in Sarasota at the complex), her leap from operations to tech, and what a real “day in the life” looks like behind the scenes. Chloe shares the skills that have stuck with her, the moments that made it all worth it, and her take on how tech and player development are shaping the future of baseball.

In this episode, I chat with Josie Keenan, Social Media Coordinator for the Jacksonville Jaguars, whose creative journey through sports storytelling has taken her from college athletics to the NFL. From capturing game-day moments as a photographer and editor at Florida Institute of Technology to designing content for the Rochester Red Wings and College World Series of Omaha, Josie has built a career blending creativity, strategy, and sports passion. We dive into her path through social media and digital marketing, the lessons she’s learned along the way, and how she brings the Jaguars’ brand to life for fans everywhere.