Jay Bilas Camp Archives - Rich Take On Sports

Episode 27: Jay Bilas | ESPN College Basketball Analyst

By Richmond Weaver | 09/15/2017 |

Episode 27: Jay Bilas | ESPN College Basketball Analyst Subscribe on Apple Podcast | Google Play | Stitcher Rich Take On Sports Show Notes: Rich Spotlight: Jay Bilas Grew up in Rolling Hills, CA in Southern California and gravitated to Sports because he wanted to have more trophies than his older brother Baseball was probably his favorite sport at first but eventually knew…

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Episode 26: Alan Stein, Jr. | Performance Leadership Coach

By Richmond Weaver | 09/08/2017 |

Episode 26: Alan Stein, Jr. | Performance Leadership Coach Subscribe on Apple Podcast | Google Play | Stitcher Rich Take On Sports Show Notes: Rich Spotlight: Alan Stein, Jr. Basketball has been so good to him and he will always give his full support to basketball and hopes that parents and athletes will stop focusing on exposure and start focusing on fundamentals…

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Rich Take on Sports

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We all know that there is a direct connection between the sports we watch and our daily lives. Learn more about how this connections affects your daily life by listening to this great podcast. Richmond asks some great questions of his guests.

by jasoncavnesshr from United States

Great sports conversations

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Really enjoyed the conversation about what’s under the tip of the iceberg bearing the guests backgrounds

by Tony_PharmD from United States

WOW!

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Awesome podcast! This goes deep into the mindset, strategies, and techniques that make athletes great at their sport. A lot can be learned from this show. I enjoyed episode #50 with Woody.

by Duffash from United States

Great take on an old topic!

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I love listening to these fresh takes on sports. It makes watching games so much more exciting when you have all of this information too. Great podcast, loved listening to it!

by Kendie-93 from United States

Great podcast about sport, people and life

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Great podcast, hosted by a real sports lover and professional. Richmond is doing magic in combining fascinating interviews with great sports people and some interesting insights about life, excellence, dedication and more

by Reach or Miss from United States

My go-to sports podcast!

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So... admittedly I've always had a hard time getting into sports but feel so left out in sports convos. This show puts a unique spin on sports by making sports more relevant to my daily life and now for the FIRST time ever, I can join sports convos! I wasn't expectign to like sports as much as I do now, so thanks Rich!

by Melissa - Mind Love Podcast from United States

The BEST Take on Sports Around:)

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I mainly consume sports through "30 for 30" documentaries because I LOVE a good story. That's why I love Rich's take on sports in his outstanding podcast. There is a reason we are so captivated by our favorite team and high stakes games and great sports rivals. These kinds of narratives have the power to bring people together and form lasting bonds. My brother is a recent Clemson grad and I had the pleasure of going to a game during their championship season. It's a memory my brother and I will never forget. I was so excited to hear Tim Bourret's discussion. I can't wait to glean more insight from Rich and his stellar lineup of guests!

by Story Spectacular from United States

Great Conversational Content

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Rich does a great job of talking to me as if he and I were sitting down to discuss an upcoming game. Kick back, have your drink of choice, and give Rich a listen.

by JV Crum III from United States

Good for families who love sports

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I love to listen to this so that I can stay in the loop with my husband and kids who love sports.

by WildAfricaVet from United States

Sports Nut? Here's your podcast!

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You're either a sports nut or you're not. You know who you are – don't deny it. Now, I know you probably consume lots of sports content already, but you're going to need to make some room for this gem of a show. You can thank me later.

by The Marketing Book Podcast from United States