Dan Riley explains Why Second Chances Matter through the lessons of Field of Dreams, reflecting on Joe Jackson, redemption, and the film’s lasting impact.
Dan Riley explores the Vince Young lesson and how it teaches young athletes to value education and character as much as talent.
⚖️ Dallas Cowboys party house tales from the 1990s still echo today. Dan Riley reminds fans that while Jerry Jones’s gesture made headlines, the team’s off-field antics once reached far wilder heights—offering a bit of perspective on what truly counts as a scandal.
Dan Riley discusses the team doctor conflict in sports, stressing collaboration among owners, doctors, and unions to protect athlete health and rights.
Jim Leavitt’s arrest has revived focus on his past, underscoring how accountability shapes leadership in sports today.
Dan Riley explains how sports help kids manage stress and teach crucial emotional skills.
A discussion on Caitlin Clark gesture and what it says about kindness, sportsmanship, and respect on and off the court.
In this episode, the pro sports gun culture is explored. Learn how athletes seeking a tough image may face serious charges, as seen with Antonio Brown.
Betsy Wurzel talks with Dr. Henry Mahncke about Brain HQ brain health tools that help caregivers boost memory, reduce stress, and promote healthy aging.
Dan reflects on how far we’ve come in sports safety, highlighting what athletes of the past endured compared to today’s improved standards.