In this episode, I talk with Santa Rosa Junior College Women's Basketball Head Coach, Lacey Campbell.

First, we hear about how Campbell played sports with her older brothers growing up, being from a small community, her first time in an organized game, and imitiating Michael Jordan moves.

Then, Campbell talks about some set backs while playing a Point Arena High School, her father as a coach, the transition to playing at Sonoma State University, and some highlights from her time with the Seawolves.

Finally, Campbell discusses becoming the SRJC women's basketball head coach at 22 years old, her state championship team, and advice for young athletes, parents, and coaches.

In this episode, I talk with former Analy High School shooting guard, Donny Guerinoni.

First, we hear about how Guerinoni was inspired by a Pine Crest Elementary staff member, playing in the fifth quarter for Brookhaven Middle School, and a Michael Jordan VHS his father gave him as a child.

Then, Guerinoni talks about his basketball development at Analy High School, how to work on the fundamentals of a conistent jump shot, a humble experience at Snow Valley Basketball School, and standout games, his senior year, in Sonoma County.

Finally, Guerinoni discusses playing basketball at West Valley College and at the University of Nevada, Reno, coaching at WVC, Stanford, LSU, TCU, and Harvard, and advice for young athletes, parents, and coaches.

In this episode, I talk with former professional basketball player, Josh Akognon.

First, we hear about his parents' background and moving to Petaluma, his older brother's influence, and a neighbor who invited Josh to his first basketball camp.

Then, Akognon talks about his basketball development while at Casa Grande High School, the night he scored 54 points, his college recruiting process, and playing at Washington State University and California State University, Fullerton.

Finally, Akognon discusses when he signed with the Dallas Mavericks, playing on the Nigerian Olympic team, writing two books about his journey, and advice for young athletes, parents, and coaches.