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Athletes To Visionaries

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Athletes to Visionaries is a podcast about navigating modern sport with clarity and perspective. Hosted by former elite athlete and advisor Morgan Jones, the show explores identity, pressure, NIL, early visibility, and life beyond competition, and how today’s athletes, families, and leaders are making sense of it all. Through honest conversations with athletes, coaches, parents, and industry leaders, the podcast looks at sport not just as a performance system, but as a platform for growth, leadership, and long-term development. This is about helping people understand the journey while the game...

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6. What does it really take to transition from athlete to entrepreneur, executive, and business owner? 09.06.2026 51:50

In this episode of Athletes to Visionaries, Morgan Jones sits down with Kevin Carr, Founder & CEO of Pro to CEO, former NBA Vice President, sports business executive, and one of the architects behind athlete development programs that helped shape generations of professional athletes. With more than 25 years of experience in sports business, leadership development, and athlete career transition...

5. The Hidden Struggles of Athletes: Tony Gaskins on Identity, Relationships & Leadership 25.05.2026 41:53

What is sport really shaping inside of us? In this powerful episode of Athletes to Visionaries, former athlete and host Morgan Jones sits down with internationally recognized life coach, relationship expert, speaker, and author Tony Gaskins for one of the most honest conversations yet about athletes, identity, relationships, leadership, emotional intelligence, and personal growth. Tony dives deep...

4. Why Most Athletes Struggle to Communicate: Jarrod Uddin on How to Fix It 11.05.2026 58:06

In this episode of Athletes to Visionaries, Morgan Jones sits down with executive communication coach Jarrod Uddin to break down how athletes, coaches, and leaders can master communication, build confidence, and truly influence others. Jarrod has coached Fortune 500 and Fortune 10 executives, helping them communicate with clarity, presence, and impact in high-stakes moments. In this episode, he sh...

3. Don’t Chase Highlights: Coach Kim Davis-Powell on Building Real Players 27.04.2026 1:02:57

What’s REALLY happening to youth basketball, NIL, and the future of athletes? In this episode of Athletes to Visionaries, Morgan Jones sits down with legendary girls basketball coach Kim Davis—leader in AAU basketball, Nike EYBL board member, McDonald’s All-American Selection Committee member, and founder of Essence Basketball. With over 30 years of experience, Coach Kim has: Sent 250+ athletes to...

2. From Athlete to ESPN Analyst: Brooke Weisbrod on Identity, Injury & Reinvention 13.04.2026 59:23

From pro athlete dreams to a 20+ year career in sports broadcasting, Brooke Weisbrod shares the untold truth about what it takes to reinvent yourself after sports. In this powerful episode of Athletes to Visionaries, host Morgan Jones sits down with one of the most experienced voices in NCAA basketball and the WNBA to talk about identity, adversity, and building a career beyond the game. Brooke op...

1. When The Game Becomes Your Identity 23.03.2026 45:00

The world of youth sports is changing fast. Early specialization. NIL deals. Social media pressure. Rankings at younger ages than ever before. In this episode of Athletes to Visionaries, Morgan Jones breaks down what’s really happening in today’s sports culture—and what athletes, parents, and coaches need to understand to navigate it. Drawing from her journey as a Top 10 nationally ranked basketba...

The Scoreboard Lied to Me: What Sports Never Teach Athletes About Identity 16.03.2026 6:33

In sports, the scoreboard tells you who won. But it never tells you who you’re becoming. In this opening episode of Athletes to Visionaries, Morgan Jones shares a deeply personal story from the NCAA Elite Eight—sitting on the bench while his team competed among the top teams in the country. From the outside, it looked like success. Inside, it sparked questions about identity, pressure, and purpose...