Erin Sarles

The Standard

Arts EN ↓ 62 episodes

This isn't motivation. This is a movement. The Standard Podcast™ calls out the lies culture sold athletes and raises a new standard in sports, leadership, and life. Hosts Erin Sarles and Thomas Roe brings raw, truth-packed conversations with athletes, coaches, and leaders about identity beyond performance, discipline that lasts, and legacy that matters. 20-25 minutes of hard-hitting truth you won't hear anywhere else. Raise the bar. Rebuild the culture. Become the standard.

Author

Erin Sarles

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Arts

Podcast website

www.buzzsprout.com

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Dustin Sobieraj on Building Program Turnarounds 05.01.2026

From competing at the highest level in the Big 12 conference to building nationally ranked position groups, Dustin Sobieraj knows what it takes to transform programs and develop elite athletes. As a former Kansas State University player, Dustin learned early what it means to compete against the best. Now, with 14 years of experience in athletics and 5 years in performance training, he's pouri...

KJ Peoples: From All-Conference WR to Turning Income Into Impact 22.12.2025

Kaylon (KJ) Peoples brings the discipline and competitive mindset from his All-Conference wide receiver career into the world of financial services. Today, he works with Global Financial Impact (GFI), coaching athletes, entrepreneurs, and business leaders on how to protect, grow, and transfer wealth. His mission is simple: turning income into impact. The problem? Too many athletes earn well but do...

Gini Grimsley: Building Bodies That Last with Pain-Free Performance 18.12.2025

Gini Grimsley is changing how athletes train. As Executive Director of Programming for Pain-Free Performance, Gini has spent nearly two decades creating cutting-edge, results-driven programming that helps athletes move better, perform stronger, and build bodies that last. A former women's basketball player at the University of North Carolina Greensboro, Gini understands the athlete's jou...

Geremy Davis: From the NFL to Golf and Gospel 15.12.2025

Geremy Davis spent six years in the NFL. But his story didn't end when football did. After his professional football career, Geremy transitioned from the field to building businesses that combine competition, entertainment, and faith. As the founder and CEO of Golf and Gospel LLC, Geremy is creating a golf community where entertainment meets enlightenment and joy intersects with faith — hosti...

Kalei Mahi: Closing the NIL Education Gap for Student-Athletes 11.12.2025

Kalei Mahi is closing the gap that's leaving too many student-athletes unprepared for NIL. A former record-holding Division I athlete, Kalei has spent more than 15 years working with some of the world's biggest brands — AT&T, The Coca-Cola Company, Sony, Lexus, AB InBev, and American Express — along with award-winning agencies like Team One and The Many. She later brought that experi...

Corsley Edwards: Last Pick in the Draft, First in Resilience 06.12.2025

Corsley Edwards's journey proves that your path doesn't have to look like everyone else's. Drafted 58th overall — the last pick in the 2002 NBA Draft — Corsley played just 10 games for the New Orleans Hornets before his NBA journey took a different turn. But instead of walking away, he built a career that lasted over a decade. Corsley won a CBA Championship with the Sioux Falls Skyf...

Jacob Harris: From Soccer to Super Bowl Champion to the UFL 30.11.2025

Jacob Harris's journey doesn't look like most NFL players' stories. And that's exactly what makes it powerful. A fifth-year NFL wide receiver and Super Bowl LVI champion with the Los Angeles Rams, Jacob's path to professional football started with an unusual transition: from soccer to football at UCF. He entered the NFL as a raw but high-upside prospect, worked his way ont...

Tyler Whitcomb: 20 Years of Building Programs, Teams, and Leaders 23.11.2025

Tyler Whitcomb has spent over 20 years building champions — and he's done it from every angle. As a professional basketball team owner, athletic director, college coach, and now as KuyperWorks Specialist and Adjunct Professor of Sports Management at Kuyper College, Tyler has seen leadership from every perspective. Recognized as International Basketball League Executive of the Year and honored...

Corey Bruno: The Truth About NIL That Athletes Aren't Hearing 16.11.2025

Corey Bruno is the Director of NIL at Press Upload and one of the leading voices in athlete marketing and brand strategy. With over three years in the NIL space, Corey has worked with top athletes at Syracuse University, supported initiatives for Jim Boeheim and Carmelo Anthony's foundations, and built his career helping NCAA and pro athletes turn their platforms into purposeful, ROI-driven b...

David Gilbert: From Pro Athlete to Mentor — Building Leaders Through Hard Work and No Excuses 10.11.2025

David Gilbert is a driven mentor, coach, and former professional athlete who has spent his life competing at the highest level — academically, athletically, and professionally. His journey is defined by hard work, discipline, and a commitment to helping others reach their full potential. Before age 23, David had already worked in custodial services, food preparation, telemarketing, and warehouse m...

Scott Garvis: Building Servant Leaders in Athletic Administration1 02.11.2025

Scott Garvis is a Certified Master Athletic Administrator (C.M.A.A.), author, consultant, and one of the nation's leading voices in athletic leadership. With a master's degree in educational leadership from Drake University and a master's in sports management, Scott has dedicated his career to being a purpose and mission-driven servant leader who inspires students, coaches, and admi...

From the NBA to Building Empire: Maurice Ager on Identity Beyond the Game 21.10.2025

Maurice Ager went from first-round NBA draft pick with the Dallas Mavericks to Grammy-nominated artist to CEO of multiple companies. In this episode, Mo breaks down the biggest lie culture sold athletes, what identity beyond performance actually means, and how he built a legacy that goes far beyond the court. From the Moe Ager Hoop School to Moe Ager Show Enterprises, this is a masterclass in disc...

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