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05/11/2026

⭕️ No, no, no … isn’t leaving . But we’re reposting this clip from his appearance on the just over a year ago — on his 22nd anniversary at the Worldwide Leader — when he talked about wishing he had kept a diary of all the “highlights” from his amazing career.�
⭕️ And … it got us thinking: Jay makes a great point about the importance of pausing and appreciating the little moments that ultimately make up the big picture.�
⭕️ If you haven’t heard the full conversation, “press play” on your next drive or walk. You’ll be motivated.

Enjoy your day, good people (and thank you, Jay).

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03/20/2026

🎙️RE-RELEASE��📍While we don’t recommend taking a career leap without consulting your significant other, Tremayne Stephens (.stephens.fit) will tell you that when he did exactly that (yes—unbeknownst to his wife), it turned out to be one of the best decisions of his life.�
📍We dug in the crates to repost Stephens’ episode, where the former pro reflected on his journey from pro athlete to entrepreneur—and the risks, lessons, and conviction it took to bet on himself.
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03/15/2026

📍The Soul Power () documentary wasn’t just another gig for . The two-time Emmy Award winner — and former four-year letterman on the team — found real parallels between the subjects in this doc and where he is in his own career. He’s fully comfortable being described as a “veteran filmmaker,” and his Athlete 2 Artist platform is his way of passing on the tricks and tools of the trade to the next generation of filmmakers.�
📍The great did the same for a young — who later did the same for a young-and-brash .
�📍Here’s another snippet from ’s conversation with on the Press Pause podcast. This gem is one of many. ��‼️link to full episode in bio‼️��

03/11/2026

🏀 knew the sizzle🎥reel for “Soul Power” couldn’t just be good—or even great; it had to be un-de-ni-able.

🏀The two-time Emmy Award–winning documentary filmmaker knew that if he wanted buyers—and audiences—to believe in the film, good wouldn’t cut it. It had to capture the swagger, innovation, and cultural impact of the ABA—and he’d get one shot at that assignment.

🏀Listen to the full conversation between and on the to hear—directly from the director—what it took to make “Soul Power” (now streaming on ) a reality.

‼️link to the full podcast in bio‼️

03/08/2026

🎙️RE-RELEASE��I don’t know who needs to hear this, but someone — somewhere — does, and being a soccer player is hardly a requirement.

Thank you, , for sharing your📚story, and your✍🏼gifts, with the world.🙏🏽

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03/06/2026

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📍It’s really a shame — on society and on the sport we call “the beautiful game” — that incidents of racism and racial abuse toward Black players, in particular, continue to stain the sport.

📍And it’s abominable that Vinícius Júnior () continues to be a regular target (20 times he’s been the subject of abuse during his eight years at , according to a Feb. 18 article by of ).

📍, former Newcastle () goalkeeper and current ⚽️ analyst, knows this tale all too well. He’s lived it. Been a target himself.

📍It’s why his “Show Racism the Red Card” () organization still matters. Maybe more so now than ever.

03/02/2026

📽️”Soul Power” director admits to initially having doubts about the appetite—and market—for a documentary about the ABA. What he’d seen before had portrayed the fledgling basketball league from the 70s as a zany and goofy upstart that did everything to stay afloat while riding the coattails of .

🎥But a conversation with former ABA player—and Hall of Fame coach George Karl ()—changed his outlook. The two-time Emmy Award filmmaker learned that the league—over its nine-year existence—changed basketball forever in all the ways we see today in the modern game. That premise became Holley’s assignment.

📽️ joined on the to talk about the journey—and his process—for making the four-episode documentary (currently streaming on ).

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02/17/2026

📍We’re in the lab right now putting the final touches on the next episode, featuring two-time Emmy Award–winning documentary filmmaker Kenan Kamwana Holley (), who meticulously walks us through his creative process behind the new ABA docuseries “Soul Power,” how the project came together, and why it was essential that the legends of the old ABA felt seen — and validated — through this story.

📍If you love hoops, history, culture and great storytelling, you’ll want to pull up. “Soul Power” is now streaming on . Podcast episode drops soon. Let’s go.�
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02/04/2026

📌📌America’s favorite anchor, (and ’s friend!), is celebrating 23🎉years at the Worldwide Leader—which gives us an easy excuse to run our “Press🎙️Pause” podcast episode back from a year ago. (It’s a fun listen!)

📌📌Jay continues to live up to the advice his grandmother gave him (“always be nice!”) while maintaining a relentless pursuit of excellence. “I don’t care if [your content] is going to social media, to Mars, or to cable TV—it doesn’t matter. My job is to be a journalist every single day, and to do everything journalistically.” 👏🏽💪🏽

Listen (again!)✅
Like (again!)✅
And, share (again!)✅

01/30/2026

�📌Dr. Alison Thompson had never been to Jamaica prior to last October, when Hurricane Melissa made landfall and wreaked havoc on the island. But when her New Wave Volunteers team arrived to provide relief and support, as luck would have it, she came across ’s contact information (posted on the website for the nonprofit Cataboo Basic School Enhancement Program) and cold-called him, quickly realizing a shared passion to help Jamaica. That’s the “One Love” spirit that has carried Jamaica since dropped that iconic tune in 1965.�
📌Dr. Thompson was ’s guest on the . On your next walk or drive, give it a listen—and spread the love. 🙏🏽🇯🇲💙

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🗣️Dr. Alison Thompson — founder of Florida-based nonprofit — is a real one. Her dedicated team arrived in Jamaica almos...
01/23/2026

🗣️Dr. Alison Thompson — founder of Florida-based nonprofit — is a real one. Her dedicated team arrived in Jamaica almost as soon as Hurricane Melissa made landfall last October. 

🗣️With experience responding to disasters around the world, she knew rural communities like Slipe and Cataboo in hard-hit St. Elizabeth wouldn’t be first in line for help—not even from the government. So she went there first, navigating flooded, muddy roads to deliver critical supplies.

🗣️One of their stops was Cataboo Basic School, which had lost a large portion of its roof and suffered severe interior flooding. Team Third Wave brought a ray of sunshine to CBS’ teachers and students—literal light in the darkest of moments.

🗣️Dr. Thompson is ’s special guest on the , where she shares what she sees as the road ahead for Jamaica and urges us all to keep Jamaica in the headlines—because recovery will take years. 

🗣️Listen✔️ Like✔️ Share✔️ Support✔️ 

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