V3: Voice Vision Victory

The world is overcome with negative emotions. There is an over-abundance of mental health diagnoses. Hunter and Johnnie tackle tough questions. Can a believer suffer from depression? Can someone who is depressed find joy? How does one get out of a mental health dilemma? There are all very challenging discussions but are necessary to have.

Today Hunter is joined by Cam Michael. Cam and Hunter both share a commonality in career and hobby. Both men came from the world of sports and are now in the world of ministry. Cam played college basketball at the Air Force, and Northern Colorado. Both are competitive D1 programs which require incredible skill and work ethic. They discuss what it takes to make it to that level. Cam's career wa...

Hunter and Johnnie get deep into the weeds on the topic of parenting kids to have passion. What is a healthy passion for kids to have? How do we balance things like family/church with activities/sports? These are hard conversations, but necessary. Afterwards the guys discuss maintaining passion for your spouse and finding a job you're passionate about.

Hunter is joined by Tate Unruh. Tate was a standout sharp-shooter in college, then taking his talents overseas. After many years of producing on the court, he is now trying to take lessons learned to change lives. Tate co-owns a company called The Freedom Lab. He and his partner hope to be able to spread the message liberating people from the bondage of fear. Hunter and Tate talk about basketball...

The guys are taking on the topic of PASSION this week. Is passion good or bad? The guys present cases for both sides. Spoiler alert: Both answers are right. There's a lot to discuss on this virtue. Enjoy!

Herman is a certified executive consultant who has a passion for marketing. He also runs a successful basketball skills training company. Hunter asks Herm about specific methods for training athletes. It's more than just the skills. It's dieting, film watching, and working out. Herman also talks about his successful playing career in college and professionally overseas.

The guys discuss how curiosity can be implemented in your parenting, relationships, and work. Kids are naturally curious. Do we make them not curious with our lack of patience and irritability as parents? They end with tips on how curiosity can improve your career.

The guys discuss how curiosity can be implemented in your parenting, relationships, and work. Kids are naturally curious. Do we make them not curious with our lack of patience and irritability as parents? They end with tips on how curiosity can improve your career.

Jeremy sat down with me as we discussed all things a career in sports reporting. He is a man with a deep faith and strong sense of humor. Enjoy the laughs, stay for the story. *If you enjoy the episode please rate or review the show to help grow this ministry. 0:00 - Introductions 3:40 - Pickup basketball 7:32 - Jeremy's story 12:55 - The power of mentorship 16:43 - Covering odd events as a re...

The guys take on the virtue of CURIOSITY. You might be curious why we think that's an important virtue (See what I did there?). Curiosity represents humility, willingness to learn, and being a good conversationalist.

How do you teach your kids to persevere? What are ways you get through tough times in your marriage? How do you persevere through hard tasks at work? Hunter and Johnnie dissect it all and more.

The guys are back with Virtue number 3: Perseverance. Those who persevered in the Bible were blessed (Romans 5). They discuss how persevering through hardships early in life helped form who they are to this day. It's not just through pushing through hard things, but also boring/not fun tasks. They discuss the importance of small goals and including others in on your journey.

Today Hunter is joined by Mike Koehler. Mike is currently 5th all time in points scored in the state of Wisconsin. He transitioned from an excellent playing career to a successful coaching career. Mike and Hunter dive into the differences in coaching at small, medium, and big schools. They have a deep discussion about club basketball. Then they finish with talking about the seeding issues for the...

How do you teach initiative to the next generation? What do you do at the home to show your kids how to initiate when our culture is getting lazier? They guys discuss taking initiative at work and with their spouses. The Bible says to be active, not passive. Join us as we reject passivity.

Brett and Hunter start the episode by discussing the seeding process and how the teams fell. They then draft the 20 state qualifiers in a competition to see who has the most points this weekend. During the draft they spend time discussing each team in detail.

Hunter and Johnnie take on the topic of INITIATIVE. How do you take charge before someone else needs you to? How do you chase after your dreams and goals? They answer these questions in this part 1 discussion. Whether it's something small like doing the dishes for your spouse, or doing something huge like writing a book, initiative is required.

Hunter and Johnnie finish their prior discussion on HUMILITY. They discuss how we can teach the next generation in this. Then they breakdown what role humility plays in work, friendship, and marriage. The episode wraps up with our Bible segment: How do we know this is a virtue God would want us to have?

Hunter and Johnnie discuss the virtue of HUMILITY. What comes to mind when you hear the word humility? In this part 1 episode they share their vulnerable thoughts on where we, as humans, come up short in this department. It's acknowledged in many social circles that we understand that the process is more important than the results. With that said, why is humility lacking from society? These two gu...

Hunter and Brett dive into the playoff seeds of Divisions 1-4. They discuss the 1 seeds, Cinderella teams, big time early games, make projections, and more. It's an in depth breakdown show like you haven't seen before. Enjoy! Please rate and subscribe if you like this content.

0:00 - Introduction and accolades. Harrisburg ties. 12:30 - Coaching in your home town. 15:44 - Advice for new coach in building a program. 28:00 - Girls basketball culture. 39:30 - Preparing for the playoffs. 51:05 - Duke basketball chit-chat.

We kick off a new series: Victory Virtues. Johnnie Standard and Hunter Price are your hosts as they guide you on a journey of discussing and evaluating the virtues in which God has taught us through the Bible. This episode is a series preview and introduction to who your hosts are. 1 - Humility 2 - Initiative 3 - Perseverance 4 - Curiosity 5 - Passion 6 - Joy 7 - Team 8 - Boundaries Johnnie and Hu...

Hunter and Brett go back and forth giving their best hot takes pertaining to high school basketball. After each hot take they rate between 1-5 and discuss further. 1:50 - Scouting in person 8:03 - Calling timeouts are overrated 13:54 - Boys and Girls games should be double headers 18:11 - Assists are a bad stat 22:13 - Youth sports should never travel more than 25 miles 29:14 - School days should...

It's just me today ... I wanted to share 12 very easy things any coach can do to improve team culture whether you're coaching peewee, high school, or college. I talk about the need for servant leadership, exuding joy, and majoring in the minors. I also share my thoughts on having team captains. "Culture is built conversation by conversation."

0:00 - Introductions and catch up on the season 4:25 - Andy's coaching journey. College basketball at all different levels to high school basketball. Differences in the levels. 17:58 - Summer contact days. 22:29 - Scheme and scouting differences in college vs high school. Gameplanning. 33:34 - Basketball analytics and scheme discussions. 57:50 - Andy's book: Basketball Analytics 101

Mark Miller has established himself as THE basketball scout of Wisconsin. Mark publishes a yearly book previewing all of the teams in the state. After writing for Wissports for several years he is know employed as a writer for Prep Hoops. He also sponsors many highly touted tournaments. The tops teams from the state request to come play as the games are heavily scouted and the teams are elite. Mos...