From SEC glory to NFL locker rooms, DJ Shockley’s football journey is pure Georgia legend. As a hometown hero who led the Bulldogs to an SEC Championship, then suited up for the Atlanta Falcons, Shock brings us inside his unforgettable experiences — from nearly committing to Florida State to being Mark Richt’s first Georgia recruit, from sharing a QB room with Michael Vick to watching Matt Ryan’s first NFL pass go for a touchdown.

We dive deep into behind-the-scenes stories — how Vick’s athleticism wowed even his teammates, what it was like being drafted by his hometown team, and how a preseason comeback “against Brady” still stands as one of his favorite moments. DJ also opens up about battling for roster spots every preseason, the mental grind of fighting for your job, and the lessons in resilience that carried him through injury and disappointment.

For Bulldog fans, Falcons faithful, and anyone who loves the human side of sports, this is a can’t-miss conversation.

🎙️ Subscribe for more timeless sports stories from legends who’ve lived them.

⏰ Timestamps:
(00:00:00) – Intro: DJ Shockley joins Justin Kutcher
(00:02:03) – Growing up in Atlanta & almost choosing Florida State
(00:05:16) – Being Mark Richt’s first Georgia recruit
(00:08:17) – Inside Kirby Smart’s championship culture
(00:11:43) – Baseball dreams and multi-sport high school days
(00:15:40) – Facing future pros in high school
(00:18:32) – Best crowd reactions: TDs vs dunks
(00:20:29) – Drafted by the Falcons & first meeting with Michael Vick
(00:23:47) – Why the Falcons wanted a Vick-like QB
(00:25:53) – What made Vick different from anyone else
(00:32:44) – ACL injury derails starting shot & drafting Matt Ryan
(00:34:21) – Matt Ryan’s work ethic & rookie debut
(00:36:51) – The bond inside a QB room
(00:41:27) – Making the Falcons roster as a 7th-round pick
(00:46:18) – First regular season moments in the Georgia Dome
(00:48:45) – Coping with career-changing injuries
(00:54:23) – Fighting for roster spots every preseason
(00:58:25) – Stars who worked like bubble players
(01:00:02) – Rapid fire: number choice, favorite athlete, best game, and more
(01:07:36) – Closing thoughts & friendship off the field

💡 Key Topics:
📌 DJ Shockley’s Georgia Bulldogs recruitment and SEC title run
📌 Playing with Michael Vick & Matt Ryan in Atlanta
📌 NFL draft day story and first meeting with Vick
📌 The mental and physical grind of making an NFL roster
📌 Overcoming injury and shifting career perspective
📌 Locker room camaraderie & behind-the-scenes Falcons stories

🏈 About DJ Shockley:
DJ Shockley is a Georgia Bulldogs icon, leading the team to an SEC Championship in 2005 before being drafted by his hometown Atlanta Falcons in 2006. Known for his dual-threat QB ability, Shock spent five seasons with the Falcons and later transitioned into broadcasting, serving as a longtime preseason analyst alongside Justin Kutcher. His journey from high school standout to SEC champion to NFL quarterback is a story of perseverance, loyalty, and hometown pride.

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The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

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Marques Johnson isn’t just a 5x NBA All-Star—he’s the original MJ, a UCLA legend, and the last great to win it all for Coach John Wooden. In this episode, we dive deep into the golden era of college basketball, where Marques shares unforgettable moments from the hardwood and beyond.

We relive the legendary recruiting call from Wooden just minutes after the 1973 title game, hear about getting locked in a bus bathroom by Bill Walton, and learn how Marques became the first-ever Wooden Award winner. But it wasn’t all glory—Marques opens up about a chaotic senior year filled with pressure, paranoia, and power moves behind the scenes of the NBA/ABA merger.

From Giannis calling out his 3-point stats to wild stories of UCLA’s cheer squads, high-pressure practices, and the unseen burden of fame—this episode gives you a front-row seat to one of the most fascinating basketball journeys ever told.

🎙️ Whether you're a hoops historian, UCLA diehard, or just love great stories, you don’t want to miss this one.

⏰ Timestamps

(00:00:00) - Justin introduces Marques Johnson: 5x All-Star, UCLA legend
(00:03:55) - Marques recounts Coach Wooden’s iconic recruiting call
(06:57) - How watching UCLA’s 1973 title win changed his life
(09:07) - Early struggles at UCLA: Jamal Wilkes & Bill Walton lock him up
(12:30) - Coach Wooden calls his dad to explain lineup decisions
(16:21) - Marques’ dad stands up to Wooden—and saves him in a fight
(20:44) - Playing in Pauley Pavilion during the UCLA dynasty
(24:54) - Wild UCLA stories: fashion, fanfare, and strategy
(26:41) - Bill Walton’s legendary trash talk & naked jacuzzi scene
(33:42) - Behind the scenes of Wooden’s retirement announcement
(35:57) - Marques wins Wooden’s 10th and final NCAA championship
(42:36) - Why Wooden walked away from coaching under pressure
(46:27) - Marques’ birthday dunk ritual at age 69
(47:48) - Almost going pro early: the Pistons, ABA/NBA, and Sam Gilbert
(53:35) - Wild threats, prank calls, and FBI rumors his senior year
(57:35) - Winning the first-ever Wooden Award with 22 PPG & 12 RPG
(58:44) - Sam Gilbert’s “death” and possible escape story
(59:56) - Drafted 3rd by Milwaukee: business lessons and league politics

💡 Key Topics

📌 Coach Wooden’s legendary recruiting tactics
📌 Bill Walton’s locker room antics & leadership
📌 The pressure and politics of the NBA/ABA merger
📌 Playing during UCLA’s championship dynasty
📌 Giannis calling out Marques’ 3-point stats
📌 Winning the first-ever Wooden Award

🏀 About Marques Johnson:

Marques Johnson is a 5x NBA All-Star, NCAA Champion, and the first recipient of the John R. Wooden Award. A UCLA legend and key player in John Wooden’s final title run, Marques was drafted 3rd overall in 1977 and is now a broadcaster for the Milwaukee Bucks. His legacy bridges old-school toughness with modern-day wisdom, making him one of basketball’s most respected voices.

🏀 About Marques Johnson:

The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As a veteran broadcaster, Justin Kutcher hosts unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

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Basketball Hall of Famer, Olympic gold medalist, and UConn legend Rebecca Lobo joins Justin Kutcher for a heartfelt, hilarious, and history-rich conversation about her extraordinary journey through the game.

We relive the wild stories from her WNBA playing days — including going to Whitney Houston’s birthday party and riding in a convertible with Shaq. Rebecca also opens up about what it was really like playing for Geno Auriemma, how she nearly didn’t choose UConn, and why that decision changed her life. She shares powerful insights about accountability, growth, and mentorship in elite athletics.

We also dive into the evolution of the WNBA — from its early days playing in front of 16,000 at Madison Square Garden to the explosion of popularity driven by Caitlin Clark. Plus, Rebecca reflects on Olympic gold, coaching AAU with Jen Rizzotti, and what it means to be part of a 30-year dynasty.

Whether you're a longtime UConn fan, a WNBA supporter, or someone who loves behind-the-scenes sports stories — this episode is a gem.

🟢 Don’t miss it.

⏰ TIMESTAMPS

(00:00:00) Intro & Rebecca’s hilarious “Pimp of DeVille” story
(00:04:00) Why she chose UConn — against her parents’ wishes
(00:08:45) What it was like playing for Geno Auriemma
(00:13:00) The tough love that built a championship team
(00:17:45) Behind the scenes at UConn practices
(00:20:40) 1995 undefeated season and the pressure
(00:26:30) Coaching boys' AAU with Jen Rizzotti
(00:34:00) What made Geno and UConn special
(00:37:10) Winning Olympic gold in 1996 with Team USA
(00:44:00) Riding in a convertible with Shaq & life after gold
(00:48:00) Birth of the WNBA and New York Liberty years
(00:54:00) The Caitlin Clark effect and the W’s growth
(01:01:00) How she met husband Steve Rushin (great story!)
(01:08:00) Pinch-me moments: National titles, Whitney’s party, and broadcasting today
(01:13:00) Rebecca’s all-time UConn starting five

💡 KEY TOPICS

📌 Playing for Geno Auriemma — mental toughness & accountability
📌 The rise of UConn Women’s Basketball and 1995 championship
📌 Rebecca’s role in the 1996 Olympic gold medal team
📌 The founding years of the WNBA and the New York Liberty
📌 Caitlin Clark’s impact on WNBA viewership and growth
📌 Coaching AAU with Jen Rizzotti and influencing young athletes
📌 Life behind the scenes: Whitney’s party, Destiny’s Child, and NY in the 90s

🏀 About Rebecca Lobo:

Rebecca Lobo is a Basketball Hall of Famer, Olympic gold medalist, and 1995 NCAA Champion with UConn. A WNBA pioneer with the New York Liberty, she’s now one of the leading voices in women’s basketball as an ESPN analyst. Her impact spans generations — as a player, broadcaster, and advocate for the game.

🎙️About The JustIn Time Podcast:

The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As a veteran broadcaster, Justin Kutcher delivers unfiltered stories with legendary coaches, athletes, and insiders who share what it really takes to build greatness.

🔔 Subscribe now on any major platform to never miss an episode of these timeless conversations.

Jim Leyland is a name etched in baseball history—Hall of Fame manager, World Series champion, and the ultimate baseball lifer. In this episode, we sit down with Leyland for a no-BS, deeply authentic conversation spanning six decades of baseball memories.

From coaching Barry Bonds in his rookie season to guiding Miguel Cabrera through historic moments, Leyland pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to manage greatness. He shares the inside story of Edgar Renteria’s game-winning hit in the 1997 World Series, the behind-the-scenes decisions on Justin Verlander and Joel Zumaya, and how “tough love” became his signature style. He even opens up about the moment he nearly gave up on the World Baseball Classic—before leading Team USA to gold.

For sports fans who appreciate grit, truth, and the game behind the game, this is a masterclass in leadership, storytelling, and what it means to live baseball.

🔔 Subscribe for more timeless sports stories and insider conversations.

⏰ TIMESTAMPS

(00:00:00) – Why this episode hits close to home for Justin

(00:01:27) – Leyland’s 11 years in the minors and what it taught him

(00:03:18) – Promoting Jack Morris and the power of tough love

(00:07:03) – Managing a young Barry Bonds and the early Pirates

(00:13:43) – Building trust with GMs like Dave Dombrowski

(00:17:36) – Behind the scenes of the 1997 Marlins championship

(00:23:06) – What it’s really like in Game 7 of a World Series

(00:28:48) – Edgar Renteria’s game-winning strategy

(00:30:30) – Why Leyland trusted young arms like Verlander & Zumaya

(00:37:15) – Zumaya vs Jeter and the myth of 103 mph

(00:41:13) – The culture shift with the 2006 Tigers

(00:49:04) – Comparing Bonds and Cabrera: lefty vs. righty greatness

(00:56:39) – Why Leyland almost said no to managing Team USA

(01:01:07) – Leyland’s advice to new Pirates manager Don Kelly

(01:04:48) – The game he still thinks about when he can’t sleep

(01:05:55) – What it felt like to get “The Call” to the Hall of Fame

💡 KEY TOPICS

📌 Barry Bonds rookie season & managing his evolution

📌 Edgar Renteria’s Game 7 heroics and psychological strategy

📌 Justin Verlander’s rise & managing with instinct vs pitch counts

📌 1997 Marlins World Series journey and building team culture

📌 Leyland’s relationship with Dave Dombrowski & old-school GMing

📌 Behind Team USA’s WBC championship in 2017

📌 Comparing Bonds and Cabrera’s hitting genius

📌 What separates great managers: honesty, instinct, and player relationships

⚾️ About Jim Leyland:

Jim Leyland is a Hall of Fame MLB manager known for his no-nonsense leadership and ability to win across eras. He managed the Pirates, Marlins, Rockies, and Tigers—winning the 1997 World Series with Florida and earning AL pennants in Detroit. He also led Team USA to gold in the 2017 World Baseball Classic.

🎙️ About the JustIn Time Podcast:

The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

🔔 Subscribe now on any major platform to never miss an episode of these timeless conversations.

Olin Browne didn’t pick up golf until he was 19. No junior tournaments, no elite prep program—just a college kid working in a bag room. Fast forward to a 35+ year career with nine pro wins, including the U.S. Senior Open and multiple PGA Tour victories.

In this episode, we dive deep into Olin’s incredible underdog journey. He shares how he nearly quit golf the week before his first PGA Tour win, what it was like playing inside the ropes with Tiger Woods, and why the 2008 Ryder Cup was the most fun he’s ever had in golf.

We talk Anthony Kim’s rise and fall, the pressure of major championship Sundays, and the unique mental toughness it takes to survive the PGA Tour grind.

Olin also reveals what most fans never understand about the pro game—and how even champions feel pure relief (not joy) when they win.

👉 If you’re a fan of behind-the-scenes golf stories, this one delivers.

⏰ Timestamps:

(00:00:00) – Olin’s first Tour win and the story of almost not showing up

(00:06:15) – Learning the game late: starting golf at 19 years old

(00:11:40) – The grind to get on Tour and early breakthroughs

(00:17:20) – How Olin won at Colonial without hitting a single range ball

(00:22:45) – What fans misunderstand about PGA Tour pressure

(00:28:30) – Inside his wire-to-wire win at the U.S. Senior Open

(00:34:55) – Being a Ryder Cup assistant captain in 2008 under Paul Azinger

(00:42:10) – Tiger Woods era reflections: what it was like to compete then

(00:47:45) – Thoughts on Anthony Kim, generational talent, and longevity

(00:55:30) – Olin’s all-time favorite athlete, concert, and legacy mindset

💡 Key Topics:

📌 How Olin Browne went from unknown walk-on to PGA Tour champion

📌 What it was like playing with Tiger Woods and watching him up close

📌 The truth behind winning under major championship pressure

📌 Inside the 2008 Ryder Cup and Paul Azinger’s leadership

📌 Reflections on Anthony Kim, Sergio, and sustaining greatness

👤 About Olin Browne Sr.:

A three-time PGA Tour winner and U.S. Senior Open champion, Olin Browne has been inside the ropes with the best—Tiger, Jack, Sergio, and more. A former Ryder Cup assistant captain and broadcaster, he brings four decades of perspective from golf’s highest level.

🎙️ About the JustIn Time Podcast:

The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As a veteran broadcaster, Justin Kutcher brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

🔔 Subscribe now on any major platform to never miss an episode of these timeless conversations.

Jessica Mendoza joins Justin Kutcher to relive a lifetime of standout sports moments — from her gold medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics to her rise as a national broadcaster for ESPN and the Dodgers. We get the backstory behind her unforgettable collision at home plate that landed her on the cover of Sports Illustrated, and the childhood lessons from her football-coaching dad that shaped her fearless playing style. Jessica reflects on her time at Stanford, navigating elite academics while becoming one of the best hitters softball has ever seen.

She also takes us inside the Olympic Village alongside legends like Michael Phelps and Kobe Bryant, opens up about being a woman in the male-dominated world of baseball, and shares what it’s like watching Shohei Ohtani elevate the game from the Dodgers booth.

This is a raw, funny, and deeply inspiring conversation about performance, preparation, and pride.

Subscribe to catch every behind-the-scenes sports moment.

⏰ TIMESTAMPS

• (00:00:00) — Jessica joins the show + Olympic intro

• (00:05:12) — From baseball with the boys to softball stardom

• (00:12:43) — The Stanford decision and academic pressure

• (00:20:48) — That Olympic collision and Sports Illustrated cover

• (00:27:06) — Olympic Village, Kobe Bryant, and Michael Phelps

• (00:34:19) — From Dodger fan to Dodgers broadcaster

• (00:36:50) — Mendoza’s favorite Women’s College World Series memory

• (00:39:10) — Final reflections + fun moments with Justin

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  💡 KEY TOPICS

  📌 Olympic softball + 2004 gold medal legacy

  📌 Mendoza’s iconic home plate collision vs. Greece

  📌 Navigating Stanford as an elite student-athlete

  📌 Broadcasting MLB & Women’s College World Series

  📌 Inside the Olympic Village with Kobe & Phelps

  📌 Coaching influences from her football dad

  📌 Representation and resilience in male-dominated spaces

  
  

  ⚾️ About Jessica Mendoza

  Jessica Mendoza is a trailblazing athlete and broadcaster. A four-time All-American at Stanford, she won gold with Team USA softball in the 2004 Olympics. She has since become a prominent voice in baseball, covering the MLB for ESPN and calling games for the LA Dodgers. Her insights, experience, and passion for the game make her one of the most respected analysts in sports media today.

  
  

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  The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As a veteran broadcaster, Justin Kutcher shares unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who offer behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

  
  

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Few voices in sports are as instantly recognizable—or as deeply woven into the fabric of American athletics—as Joe Buck. Hall of Fame broadcaster, longtime voice of Major League Baseball and the NFL on Fox, and now the lead announcer for Monday Night Football, Joe joins us for an unfiltered, heartfelt conversation. We revisit his front-row seat to history, from calling Mark McGwire’s record-breaking home run to sharing the booth with his father, Jack Buck, and reflecting on the emotional return of baseball after 9/11. Joe opens up about the pressure of big moments, the importance of authenticity, and what it means to carry on a family legacy in sports. We also dive into the lighter side of broadcasting, mentorship, and the behind-the-scenes stories that only someone who’s “been there” can tell. If you love sports, storytelling, and the human side of greatness, this episode is for you.

⏰ Timestamps:

(00:01:00) – Justin introduces Joe Buck and their personal connection

(00:03:36) – Joe’s childhood in the booth and growing up around baseball

(00:06:13) – First memories at the ballpark and lessons from Jack Buck

(00:10:04) – Early career, maturity, and breaking into national broadcasts

(00:14:41) – Family in the booth: raising daughters and the lighter side of broadcasting

(00:16:44) – Staying calm before big games: rituals, humor, and crew camaraderie

(00:20:41) – Super Bowl prep, nerves, and focusing on the big moments

(00:21:16) – Barry Bonds at Yankee Stadium: calling the game vs. relying on notes

(00:24:48) – Broadcasting philosophy: instincts vs. analytics and the “old school” approach

(00:27:25) – Bruce Bochy, Joe Maddon, and the evolution of managing in baseball

(00:37:22) – Myths about drinking in the booth and classic Mike Shannon stories

(00:40:26) – Calling games with his dad: mentorship, guidance, and sharing big moments

(00:43:26) – Calling Mark McGwire’s record-breaking home run: behind the scenes

(00:45:35) – The pressure of making the right call on historic moments

(00:47:30) – Scripted vs. spontaneous home run calls and paying homage to history

(00:52:30) – 9/11, Jack Buck’s poem, and the emotional return of baseball

(00:56:26) – Signing autographs, fan interactions, and lessons from his father

(01:00:25) – Making mistakes on air, forgiveness, and moving forward

(01:06:42) – Partnership with Troy Aikman and building chemistry in the booth

(01:09:51) – Rapid fire: favorite World Series, most nervous moments, and best athletes seen

(01:16:41) – Greatest athletes and final reflections on career and mentorship

💡Key Topics:

📌 Joe Buck’s journey from the broadcast booth as a kid to national icon

📌 The pressure and privilege of calling sports history (McGwire, 9/11, World Series)

📌 Family legacy: lessons from Jack Buck and sharing the booth

📌 The evolution of sports broadcasting: stats, instincts, and authenticity

📌 Mentorship, mistakes, and the human side of sports media

📌 Behind-the-scenes stories with legendary athletes and broadcasters

🎤 About Joe Buck:

Joe Buck is a Hall of Fame sportscaster, the voice of Monday Night Football, and former lead play-by-play announcer for MLB and NFL on Fox. Known for his iconic calls and deep family legacy, Joe has covered some of the most historic moments in sports. His unique perspective and storytelling have made him a beloved figure for generations of fans.

🎙️ About the JustIn Time Podcast:

The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

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This week on The JustIn Time Podcast, we sit down with Paul Biancardi—ESPN’s National Recruiting Director, 2004 Horizon League Coach of the Year, and former assistant to basketball giants like Tom Thibodeau, Rick Majerus, and Mike Jarvis. We journey through Paul’s decades-long career, from his gritty days as a walk-on at Salem State under Thibodeau, to his pivotal roles in Boston College’s legendary upsets and Ohio State’s Final Four run. Paul shares never-heard stories about coaching against legends like Dean Smith, Bobby Knight, and John Thompson, and breaks down the physical, no-mercy culture of the 90s Big East. He opens up about his transition to ESPN, how he evaluates high school talent, and the evolution of the game. If you love behind-the-scenes basketball tales, coaching wisdom, and the human side of sports, you won’t want to miss this episode. Subscribe and join us for a courtside seat to basketball history!

⏰ Timestamps:

(00:00:12) - Justin introduces Paul Biancardi and their broadcasting history

(00:05:23) - Paul’s playing days at Salem State under Tom Thibodeau

(00:12:47) - Coaching journey: From Boston University with Mike Jarvis to Boston College

(00:18:35) - The 1994 Boston College upset over North Carolina—game plan and execution

(00:25:18) - Big East battles: Facing Mourning, Mutombo, Iverson, and the era’s intensity

(00:34:42) - Prepping for legends: Dean Smith, Bobby Knight, and coaching strategies

(00:45:10) - Lessons from Rick Majerus and the art of teaching basketball

(00:58:05) - ESPN recruiting: Evaluating high school stars and changes in the game

(01:10:22) - Rapid fire: Best players, biggest hits and misses, and favorite Celtics memories

(01:20:33) - Reflections on coaching, media, and the relationships built over a lifetime in basketball.

💡Key Topics:

📌 Coaching legends: Tom Thibodeau, Rick Majerus, Mike Jarvis, and their impact

📌 Big East basketball in the 90s—physicality, rivalries, and iconic players

📌 Game planning for upsets: Boston College’s run and beating North Carolina

📌 High school recruiting: Evaluating talent, biggest hits and misses, and today’s challenges

📌 Behind-the-scenes stories: Locker room tales, coaching philosophies, and memorable games

📌 Evolution of the game: Shot clock debate, player IQ, and the rise of international talent

🏀 About Paul Biancardi:

Paul Biancardi is ESPN’s National Recruiting Director for boys high school basketball and a lead analyst for ESPN’s showcase events. A former Horizon League Coach of the Year at Wright State, Biancardi served as a top assistant at Boston College, Ohio State (Final Four 1999), and St. Louis under Rick Majerus. He’s renowned for his eye for talent, deep coaching pedigree, and storytelling ability.

🎙️ About the JustIn Time Podcast:

The JustIn Time Podcast brings you exclusive, in-depth conversations with the biggest names in sports and beyond. As veteran broadcasters, Justin brings unfiltered discussions with legendary coaches, professional athletes, and influential figures who share their remarkable journeys and behind-the-scenes stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

🔔 Subscribe now on any major platform to never miss an episode of these timeless conversations.

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