Found A Way Podcast

In this raw and powerful episode, former Ohio University basketball standout Jordan Dartis opens up about the real battles athletes face beyond the spotlight. From the weight of expectations to the silence around mental health.

Sat down with MO who is currently a Junior on the Miami Hurricanes Women's Volleyball team. Mo elaborated on her journey from Chicago to Miami and the importance of taking care of her mental health. Mo is playing an important role on the team and is looking to help the Hurricanes reach the NCAA Tournament this year.

Breaking into the media industry, Hannah Williford spoke about how she became a sports reporter for Ohio State Athletics and the Big Ten Network. She also spoke about her interaction with Lebron James at the Ohio State vs Notre Dame football game!

ABC 6/FOX 28 Sports Anchor Kellyanne Stitts stopped by to talk about her journey and success in sports media. Interviewing Payton Manning, CJ Stroud and other high profile athletes boost her confidence as she continues her amazing career.

Reminiscing on old memories and values, Lloyd Chatman was able to join Found a Way to reflect on a lot of key moments throughout his career, along with family structure and mental health.

After finishing 44 - 12 last season, Avery Hobson and Kinsey Feidler talked about the expectations this year for the Washington softball program. We also dove deep into their development on and off the field.

Not being afraid to fail, and having confidence as an athlete can take your career to places you wouldn't even imagine. RIP Auntie Bettye, I love you, forever in my heart.

On this great Monday I dove deep into leadership, relationships between players and coaches, life after being an athlete and social media.

Final Chapter to an amazing gymnastics career. Arizona state senior Jada Mangahas spoke about how the sport changed her life and her experience with mental health.

Alisson is next up as a sports reporter and journalist. Currently working for 2 professional teams is only the start, she is next up.

Hanna takes us on her journey and development as a sports reporter. Her being able to manage her mental health and build connections along the way. We also discuss her role with Ohio State athletics and the big ten network.

Coming from an athletic family, Brooklyn always took pride in her play on the court. Virginia Women’s Volleyball has big expectations for this season and Brooklyn is the vocal point.

Dive deep with me to see how it all started, the true meaning of Found a Way Podcast and how I been able to continue my journey.

You should never count yourself out, the day that you do is when you stop growing, learning and evolving.

Avery Hobson is a name you need to remember. After going through some adversity her first 2 years at Oklahoma state, she is now in a great position at the University of Washington on and off the field.

Dakota walks us through her emotions during game days, her faith with God, being able to feel comfortable with self image and overcoming dark times. Dakota is on her way to being a legend at THE Ohio State University.

Making it happen is what Jilly is doing for the women’s soccer team at Texas. After making 2nd team all Big 12 Jilly talks about the expectations and the impact that her teammates has had on her.

After 5 ankle surgeries Kenlee continues to rely on her faith and connection with God. With a huge social media following we also elaborated on the NIL summit and her plans at WKU.

Being more than just a player!! Brooke breaks down the importance of being a great teammate, overcoming her own mental health struggles and staying consistent through out the season.

3 Cs that we covered on mental health which is connection, confidence and character. We dive deep into the social media distractions and the leadership style that Elle has developed.

Putting it all together!! After his freshmen year at Bethel College, Riley is looking forward to a fresh start, we elaborated on off-season plans, mental challenges, expanding his role as a player, and being from Australia.

Tasia was able to give her opinion on important topics such as team culture, work ethic, and mental health. Coming from a strong foundation prepared her for any challenges that may come her way.

Jaycee Ruberti dream was to play at a power 5 school for softball and her dream came true, but the values she stands on as an athlete and as a person is more breathtaking. The journey to Columbus was worth it.

Fresh off a March madness appearance, Reyne Smith reflects on this past season and the journey of him coming from Australia to now playing a big role at The College of Charleston.

Building foundation within the program and elevating the standard at Syracuse is something that Liesel Odden is focused on. After coming back from a torn ACL she was able to break down the difference between mental toughness and mental health.