Trading Shoes Sports Podcast Cue Time

In this episode, Bryce is re-joined by Kelly Doton, who this episode talks about her Olympic Field Hockey experience in Beijing in the Summer of 2008. She talks about the preparation, the Olympic experience and the camaraderie of being an Olympian and more

In this episode, Bryce chats with Boston College Field Hockey Head Coach Kelly Doton about recruiting, preparation for a season and managing 18-22 year olds through a pandemic. Bryce also allows you to "trade shoes" with Coach Doton as they go through a fictional recruiting visit meeting between Head Coach and Recruit.

In this episode, Bryce speaks with former SID and current Assistant Athletic Director of Communications at Cal Poly Pomona about what the day to day duties of an SID are, and how the athletic administration industry has been affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic and what the near future of college Athletics may look like

In this episode, Bryce  speaks with former Major League Baseball Umpire Shawn Rakos who brings tremendous insights in to how someone starts out on the road to become an umpire, the experience in the minor leagues, a dream fulfilled when an umpire makes it to the major leagues and also shares stories from the road and the field to give listeners the full experience as to the life of an umpire.

In this episode, Bryce chats with Freestyle Motocross Athlete Robert Haslam. Robert shares with us his beginnings in Motocross and the Action Sports Industry. He also discusses what the lifestyle is like for someone in his industry, how exactly do you practice risky freestyle motocross moves and what goes in to the behind the scenes of participating in the X Games.

In this episode, Bryce chats with Horse Racing Track Announcer Chris Griffin. Chris shares with us his experience as an announcer in different areas of sports, including with the Harlem Globetrotters. He also discusses what the lifestyle is like for a track announcer, helps us understand what goes in to preparation to call a horse race, and shares some interesting insights into what his view of "making it" is in his industry.