Chris Paul on Teammates, Titles, Kobe, Legacy, Parenting & Sixty-One Tribute to Grandpa | The Pivot The Pivot Podcast 2023-06-06 | GET MERCH HERE: pivotpodcast.comFOLLOW HAPPY DAD: instagram.com/happydadFIND HAPPY DAD: happydad.com/findFOLLOW THE PIVOT PODCAST:INSTAGRAM | instagram.com/thepivotTWITTER | twitter.com/thepivotTIKTOK | tiktok.com/@thepivotFACEBOOK | facebook.com/thepivotpodcastSPOTIFY | open.spotify.com/show/5KtXTWi..APPLE PODCASTS | https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...#ThePivot#Podcast#ChanningCrowder#FredTaylor#RyanClark#HappyDadAs NBA All-Star Chris Paul prepares to add published author to his long list of accolades, releasing his book Sixty-One on June 20th, CP is sitting down with Ryan, Channing and Fred for a in-depth conversation covering decades of playing the game he loves, relationships with teammates, memories of Kobe and the meaning of family starting with his grandparents, parents and now as a husband and father to his own children. Opening up and sharing never-told-before stories and reflecting on a journey of creating a unique life and legacy that has allowed him to be proud of the man he is today on and off the court. A future first ballot hall of famer, CP’s storied basketball career from Wake Forest to the NBA to Olympic gold medals to being a 12x All-star to leadership as union President to trailblazing the fight against social injustices while creating a legacy far beyond the court, truly makes Chris Paul one of the most impactful athletes of our time. Opening up about these moments, sharing how he’s celebrated the good and learned from the bad, dealt with the heart aches of loss, injury, trades and the passing of his friend Kobe Bryant, Chris doesn’t shy away from answering tough questions and setting the record straight on rumors over the years and giving us a court side seat to his 18+ years of evolving as a man and teammate to earn the respect and carry on making the name on the back of his jersey one we will never forget. Reflecting on childhood moments that helped shape him as the man he is today, Chris emotionally remembers the strength and work ethic he learned at an early age from his grandfather who he tributes so much of his growth and success to. Scoring 61 points after his grandfather’s passing in his honor seemed serendipitous to the story of family and the foundation he would continue to build upon as his career and life evolved. Recognizing how fortunate he was to grow up with both his parents and maintain a close bond, Chris has prided himself in always being a hands on dad and takes that job the most serious and with the most joy. And of course Channing couldn’t let CP slide without asking him about the infamous Banana Boat photos that surfaced years ago…definitely don’t want to miss this one!Tap in every Tuesday at noon eastern for our premiere episode of the Pivot. Special seasonal drops on Friday afternoons at 3:30 pm. We are your one-stop platform for all your sports and entertainment content. Stay tuned for updates on upcoming Pivot special episodes!
Top 5 Alabama Running Backs of All Time…Trent Richardson gives his list agree? #college #football The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-20 | ...
Have you ever had a GM say: You Are Dead to Me? Trent Richardson opens up on his NFL career The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-20 | SUBSCRIBE HERE: youtube.com/channel/UCUnxiP7q4RDDyeioZFZLnXA?sub_confirmation=1
Trent Richardson reacts to being called one of the biggest busts in NFL History & RC apologizes The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-19 | SUBSCRIBE HERE: youtube.com/channel/UCUnxiP7q4RDDyeioZFZLnXA?sub_confirmation=1GET MERCH HERE: pivotpodcast.comFOLLOW THE PIVOT PODCAST:INSTAGRAM | instagram.com/thepivotTWITTER | twitter.com/thepivotTIKTOK | tiktok.com/@thepivotFACEBOOK | facebook.com/thepivotpodcastSPOTIFY | open.spotify.com/show/5KtXTWiC3J5WW1CVTpYG5VAPPLE PODCASTS | podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pivot-podcast/id1603292451#ThePivot#Podcast#RyanClark#ChanningCrowder#FredTaylor#NFL
NBA Season is coming Get our Favorite Picks, MVP and Championship Predictions & More ! The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-19 | ...
The one thing that kept Trent Richardson going in the hard times: his kids ❤️ #parenting #family The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-19 | ...
Lessons the hard way Alabama RB & NFL 3rd overall pick Trent Richardson All you have is your name The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-19 | ...
“You are dead to me.” Former Bama #nfl running back Trent Richardson says what former GM told him 👀 The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-19 | ...
“We need the OG’s & people like us who went through it- Alabama Legend talks tough lessons of #nfl The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-18 | ...
Trent Richardson 2012 #3 Pick & Bama star RB opens up on NFL journey and what went wrong |The Pivot The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-18 | SUBSCRIBE HERE: youtube.com/channel/UCUnxiP7q4RDDyeioZFZLnXA?sub_confirmation=1"We need the OGs. We need people like us who went through it and had the ups and downs in the game that's gonna tell you the truth..."This conversation is one we highly recommend as parents, athletes, coaches, those who have had the highest of highs and lowest of lows, and for people who feel they have failed at something and may have got lost in our purpose at one time and now look to forgive ourselves as we right the wrongs....We sit as men reflecting on tough times, regrets, learning from one another, accepting accountability and being able to apologize when we own up to things we could have said or done differently.On this episode of The Pivot Podcast, apart of Fanatics, Ryan, Channing and Fred sit with former NFL star running back, the No. 3 overall pick in 2012 and Alabama legend Trent Richardson to talk about his football journey and respond to people who look at his career as a bust as we gain understanding inside the mindset of a young athlete and what went wrong: How did the NFL go from being a dream come true to football becoming a nightmare?Trent shares his experiences growing up in a household with a single mother to becoming a young father at 16 while balancing being a star football player at Alabama and how it affected his NFL career. With high expectations as a player entering the league as a high draft pick and trusting people with his finances, Trent saw over $1.6M of his money unaccounted for quickly while dealing with an unguided start as a rookie. Trent was traded from Cleveland to Indianapolis without personal knowledge, only finding out on the radio and often criticized for not playing up to standards despite having decent numbers and breaking some rookie records.Diving into his journey, Fred, who was seen as a mentor and idolized by the young running back at one time, talks through some of the struggles and misconceptions Trent dealt with. Trent opened up on the criticisms he faced while sharing how he felt his issues stemmed from not having the right tools to succeed and discussed the personal matters he was dealing with in private while trying to get his football career on track. Ryan and Trent share a powerful moment of accountability and forgiveness as RC shares how Trent taught him a lesson in analyzing sports after making a comment about his play in a way that Ryan wouldn't do today.Being a good father and role model for young people today is something Trent prides himself in, admitting that having his kids is one thing that kept him going in the dark times. Opening a facility in Alabama and trying to be a voice for athletes to help them not make the same mistakes or fall into similar traps he did is Trent's mission today.Tap into this episode as we explore a story filled with obstacles and struggle but one that's important we hear, as we navigate our lives and look to influence young people along the way. We appreciate Trent opening up and trusting us with his journey, hoping to change lives by sharing.GET MERCH HERE: pivotpodcast.comFOLLOW THE PIVOT PODCAST:INSTAGRAM | instagram.com/thepivotTWITTER | twitter.com/thepivotTIKTOK | tiktok.com/@thepivotFACEBOOK | facebook.com/thepivotpodcastSPOTIFY | open.spotify.com/show/5KtXTWiC3J5WW1CVTpYG5VAPPLE PODCASTS | podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pivot-podcast/id1603292451#ThePivot#Podcast#RyanClark#ChanningCrowder#FredTaylor#NFL
Dam these dudes are smart as shit! Channing talks about black men being misjudged by their looks The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-17 | ...
Super Bowl Champ: you did what? path for Michael Bennett being darn good at football & trailblazer The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-16 | ...
NFL’s Top 5 feared defenses and the men who played on them 😳Super Bowl Champ Michael Bennett’s list The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-16 | ...
Super Bowl Champion Michael Bennett praises Raheem Morris for this one thing he did 👀 The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-16 | ...
The NFL enigma- what could have been w/ Seahawks Super Bowl vs Patriots if…👀 Michael Bennett shares The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-16 | ...
Davante Adams traded to New York Jets, Is this a good move? Whos the winner in this deal-We Discuss The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-15 | ...
Michael Bennett: Stepping away from NFL was hard but I was worried about my brain | The Pivot The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-15 | SUBSCRIBE HERE: youtube.com/channel/UCUnxiP7q4RDDyeioZFZLnXA?sub_confirmation=1"It's okay to start over, but it's not okay to complain about what it takes to start over." Michael Bennett Super Bowl ChampionOn this episode of The Pivot in partnership with Fanatics, we’re sitting down with Super Bowl champ and 3x Pro Bowler Michael Bennett. Building a reputation in professional sports for being unique, Bennett shares with Ryan, Channing and Fred his journey from a young man growing up in Louisiana to getting into football to his close bond with his brother to being outspoken for black men and culture to the highs and lows of winning and losing a Super Bowl....but now life looks a little different for Michael —he’s living in Hawaii with his family, traveling the world, and diving deep into architecture and design. But being able to start over took some time, as Michael shares with the guys how he struggled to step away from the game he loved so much but knew deep down his worry about his brain and fear to never walk his daughter down the isle pushed him to retire from the NFL and refocus his efforts differently. Michael talks about how much he loved every moment of the game, but ultimately made the selfless decision to say good bye to it so he could stay healthy knowing football was his passion but family is his purpose. Michael was part of some of football's toughest defensive cores in NFL history and part of building the 2013 Super Bowl Championship team in Seattle as he breaks down some of his top ranked defenses of all time and gives his thoughts on today's game. He gives his take on one of the biggest enigmas of Seattle's Super Bowl loss, which is why did Marshawn Lynch not get the ball as the game winded down with a chance to win a 2nd Super Bowl...Michael shares the inside talk of what really happened that play call and what he saw happening if Marshawn was given the ball that play. Considered a controversial career by some, Fred, Ryan and Channing commend him for always taking a stand on important issues and ask how Michael found the courage to stand up for black people, being in locker rooms where his outspokenness was often frowned upon by fans, the franchise and teammates. Michael explains how growing up him and his brother would receive punishments to read encyclopedias, so learning was always a key part of their lives. That intellectual curiosity shaped how he approached football, and his love for the X’s and O’s as He didn’t just want to be a great player; he wanted to study the game and master it. But his interests stretched way beyond the field which Michael became known for speaking out on important issues, from activism to social justice, never afraid to stand up for what he believed in or try to spread his message in creative ways not hostility, even writing a book, "Things that Make White People Uncomfortable".Since retiring from football, Michael's focused on spreading a different message: the importance of design, especially in black communities, and creating opportunities for his culture. Humanizing black men, making it okay for them to be vulnerable and emotional is one of his main goals as he explains how, as an athlete, people try to put you in a box, but for him it’s all about breaking those stereotypes. To him, intellect and emotion are just as vital as the toughness and grit it takes to make it in both the NFL and life after the game. Tap in now on YouTube to watch full episode and hit Subscribe. New episodes every Tuesday at 12pm est and Friday at 3:30pm est.GET MERCH HERE: pivotpodcast.comFOLLOW THE PIVOT PODCAST:INSTAGRAM | instagram.com/thepivotTWITTER | twitter.com/thepivotTIKTOK | tiktok.com/@thepivotFACEBOOK | facebook.com/thepivotpodcastSPOTIFY | open.spotify.com/show/5KtXTWiC3J5WW1CVTpYG5VAPPLE PODCASTS | podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pivot-podcast/id1603292451#ThePivot#Podcast#RyanClark#ChanningCrowder#FredTaylor#NFL
Amon-Ra St. Brown on Jourdan Lewis “He’s a yapper” Social Media Beef after Detroit’s win in Dallas The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-14 | ...
Hear why New York Jets are confident they will get the Win vs Buffalo Bills #nfl #nyc #Breecehall The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-14 | ...
These Freddy T celebration dances have me weak 😭🤣 #nfl Ryan Clark & Channing Crowder lol #dance The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-13 | ...
Getting that call for an opportunity is everything Ryan Clark shares story of chance to play in #NFL The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-12 | ...
Ryan Clark On how far he’s come & not believing negativity during career or that he didn’t belong The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-12 | ...
NFL great Fred Taylor on what he misses most from #football playing the Steelers?? #nfl The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-12 | ...
Would you trade a Super Bowl win to be drafted top 10?? Ryan Clark responds #nfl The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-12 | ...
When you try to have a serious moment & that one friend gives you the look and it’s all 🤣🤣🤣 The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-11 | ...
Ryan, Channing, Fred: The Interview, Football season, Life Whys, Regrets & Vulnerability | The Pivot The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-11 | SUBSCRIBE HERE: youtube.com/channel/UCUnxiP7q4RDDyeioZFZLnXA?sub_confirmation=1Make progress towards your financial goals with Chime. Visit chime.com/PIVOTFor so long, so many of our Pivot followers have asked when we will interview each other and share our own takes on certain personal questions we often wonder about but never have time to dig in and find out...so we are finally doing it!That’s right, on this episode of the Pivot, in partnership with Fanatics, Ryan, Fred, and Channing switch it up and dive into one another’s stories by interviewing each other, leaning into their own vulnerabilities while learning the how and why of who they are today and where they see themselves in the future. The conversation kicks off with football, talking about the early youth years to how each got their big NFL break to the things they would have done differently to any regrets and how their respective teams shaped their legacy. Ryan opens up about his undrafted journey to battling Sickle Cell to winning a Super Bowl, and how those experiences furthered his "underdog mentality"—something that still fuels him today. Fred is honest about missing the game and wishing he could still play while Channing doesn't miss it at all. Channing finds it ironic that Fred feels a void because in the history books, Fred is one of the best to ever play his position. But despite Fred's legendary career, he opens up on his own struggles, through dealing with the "Fragile Freddy" stages to not yet making the Hall of Fame and the emotional toll public perception took on him. Channing gets real about the balance (or lack of) between football and everything else he did away from the game…revealing some regrets about the choices he made and how it affected his career. Understanding that life always moves at a fast pace, doesn't mean we shouldn’t stop and realize the reach of our choices is far beyond the field and what we contribute each day is how we will be remembered long after we are gone. On the eve of Ryan’s 45th birthday, he reflects on where he is today and the mission he tries to live out in all his life moments not wanting his Super Bowl win to be the single accomplishment everyone references with more focus on the impact he makes each day and how he’s seen for his contributions as well as how he’s viewed by the people closest to him. Ryan shares a personal story of a childhood friend recently passing away and how age is creeping up on us and that when it’s all said and done, he doesn’t want to be defined by his past or a single accomplishment but by who is today and his current mission. Posing the same question to the guys, Ryan asks what the future holds for each of his co-hosts. Channing shares his vision about making the Crowder name mean something, both for his family and business, while Fred’s focus is on his kids and teaching them to be strong minded and live with integrity.The depth of vulnerability and authenticity displayed in the voice of Ryan, Channing and Fred is something that will resonate with all of us as we continue to Pivot through our own lives and journeys.GET MERCH HERE: pivotpodcast.comFOLLOW THE PIVOT PODCAST:INSTAGRAM | instagram.com/thepivotTWITTER | twitter.com/thepivotTIKTOK | tiktok.com/@thepivotFACEBOOK | facebook.com/thepivotpodcastSPOTIFY | open.spotify.com/show/5KtXTWiC3J5WW1CVTpYG5VAPPLE PODCASTS | podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pivot-podcast/id1603292451#ThePivot#Podcast#RyanClark#ChanningCrowder#FredTaylor#NFL
QB Geno Smith doesn’t need to be Superman for Seattle Seahawks to win, but he does need this…#nfl The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-10 | ...
Professional baseball player opens up about suicide attempt 🖤World #mentalhealth Day The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-10 | ...
Difference between football & basketball players?? Mannn Gillie has his theories!! #nfl #nba The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-10 | ...
I ain’t gonna play with ya’ll, I’m gonna kick your A$$ Worst thing to let me get 2 feet in the game The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-09 | ...
Channing’s Crowder whispered THIS in Fred Taylor’s ear when he tackled him 👀 #nfl #miami #florida The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-09 | ...
Dave Chappelle shares this secret piece of advice to Wallo and Gille….👀#comedy #nfl The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-09 | ...
A professional positioner?? What’s that? Wallo & Gillie explain to Ryan, Fred & Channing! The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-09 | ...
People always look at your Glory, Never your story…Channing asks if writing a book is a good idea? The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-08 | ...
Philadelphia Eagles fan isn’t upset his team lost, it’s how they lost 114 tackles missed? 👀 #nfl The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-08 | ...
Sports meets culture: Philadelphia fans, impact over impulse, cheat code to podcasting | The Pivot The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-08 | SUBSCRIBE HERE: youtube.com/channel/UCUnxiP7q4RDDyeioZFZLnXA?sub_confirmation=1"Everyone's looking at your glory, not your story." Wallo, podcast host of Million Dollaz Worth of Game, Author and Motivational speakerBIG Pivot today....In this episode of The Pivot Podcast, in partnership with Fanatics, Ryan, Channing and Fred sit down with the Philadelphia duo, Wallo and Gillie, who are trailblazers in new media, utilizing life experiences from music, the streets, life and loss to shape black culture and excellence through their various platforms and their hit podcast "Million Dollaz Worth Of Game." This is truly long overdue and much needed, bringing together our two massive platforms and five men who see life differently but all have the same goal and path forward is one of the most powerful conversations you can tap into right now.The conversation weaves in and out of funny moments that will have you hysterically laughing to somber moments of reflection and impact, where wisdom and game is exchanged. The authenticity of who Wallo and Gillie are at their core reigns through in everything they do as most of the conversation is joking around with their gift to take serious subjects and make light of them in order to bring awareness. Bickering on just about every wild topic, from sports to music to prison showers to the best brand of soap to which athletes party harder, and even how their own podcast started.Gillie and Wallo take the guys through their interactions with fans and how they believe they've managed to become such a force in both black culture and podcasting because of their relatability with other people. "We remind people of their uncles," said Gillie. Much of what we learn in life is through experiences and the value of shared information is key to growth in all areas which is something Wallo and Gillie stress to Ryan, Channing and Fred. Having powerful platforms is important but how the guys use their platforms to provide messaging and how people, young and old, see them is shaping culture and future generations.Talking top headlines, the guys chat about the current landscape of sports, present-day NFL, the culture surrounding today’s highly paid athletes, and the challenges that come with the game’s evolution. Gillie gives some personal advice to his beloved Philadelphia Eagles, breaking down what they need to do to win, which had all the guys heeled over laughing. Wallo, on the other hand, opens up about opportunity and writing "Armed With Good Intentions", a book detailing his journey of mistakes, mishaps and lessons from his time in prison to the invaluable lessons he learned. His story of resilience and redemption offers powerful takeaways that resonate with anyone going through tough times or feel lost in what they are doing.The strength of Wallo and Gillie is to have tough conversations regarding race in America, manifesting in the smallest ways with big impact, the everyday struggles of black men down to how the black experience isn't perfect but stress ways of prioritizing protection and hoping to show paths of growth and alternate approaches to success.The conversation wraps reflecting on everyone's journey, navigating the unforeseeable future and power in the Pivot....It's never too late to Pivot and that's a Million Dollaz Worth Of Game. New Episodes out every Tuesday at 12pm EST and Fridays 3:30pm EST. Wallo's Book, "Armed With Good Intentions" is out now and a must read!GET MERCH HERE: pivotpodcast.comFOLLOW THE PIVOT PODCAST:INSTAGRAM | instagram.com/thepivotTWITTER | twitter.com/thepivotTIKTOK | tiktok.com/@thepivotFACEBOOK | facebook.com/thepivotpodcastSPOTIFY | open.spotify.com/show/5KtXTWiC3J5WW1CVTpYG5VAPPLE PODCASTS | podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pivot-podcast/id1603292451#ThePivot#Podcast#RyanClark#ChanningCrowder#FredTaylor#NFL
Saints All Pro Linebacker Demario Davis elicits fear on the field- it’s part of the game! #nfl The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-07 | ...
Chiefs Mecole Hardman shares his gratitude & how the team’s adjusted to new dynamic in Kansas City The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-07 | ...
It’s never too late to make a change- #motivation #selfimprovement #mindset The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-07 | ...
Derrick Henry is that guy!Baltimore Ravens win vs Bengals.Keep working & we will keep watching #nfl The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-06 | ...
Channing may have been al about the $$ but Masai’s message to young athletes: Never Chase the 💰 The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-06 | ...
I’ve been training my whole life for this moment, I’ll be dammed if I let no sleep deter me👀 #gold The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-05 | ...
Gold medalist shares that one moment that changed everything #running #track #success The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-05 | ...
Ryan Clark tells Masai Russell why she scares him 👀 #mindset #nfl #success The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-05 | ...
“Anti Sex” beds made out of cardboard 🤯 Olympic Athletes around the world all in one place👀#life The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-05 | ...
I could always get the job done but I needed to get it done when it counted 🥇#success #life #paris The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-04 | ...
Masai Russell Olympic Gold Medalist on underdog mentality, Paris stories & Team truths | The Pivot The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-04 | SUBSCRIBE HERE: youtube.com/channel/UCUnxiP7q4RDDyeioZFZLnXA?sub_confirmation=1Pivot To Pink! GET MERCH HERE: pivotpodcast.comThank you SoFi for sponsoring the video! Go to sofigamechangers.com to enter for a chance to win. Our friends at SoFi are giving away $100k to public high school sports teams around the country. If you got a team who could use an assist, enter for a chance to win!"No one had me making the Olympic team, no one definitely had me winning, and in that moment I felt I proved myself right and I proved everyone else wrong." Masai RussellOn this episode of the Pivot Podcast in partnership with Fanatics, we sit down with Olympic gold medalist Masai Russell, who shocked the world when she took home the gold in the 100m hurdles at just 24 years old after finishing third in the Olympic qualifiers. Masai opens up to Ryan, Fred, and Channing about her journey, sharing how she pushed through the toughest mental and physical moments when quitting felt like her only option. Masai shares the mindset shift that helped her overcome the haters and self-doubt, and ultimately prove herself right- even when no one else had her making the Olympic team, let alone winning Gold in Paris. The Kentucky Wildcat star is the NCAA record holder in the event, Masai has been incredibly dedicated to track and field since she was eight years old. Her passion for the sport runs deep, and she explains to the guys why her motivation has nothing to do with the money or the fame, but doing what she loves and letting the rest fall into place. The conversation is full of fun and genuine moments, giving us a glimpse into a young black woman with determination, discipline and reveals her future goals, from breaking world records to continuing to grow as an athlete and role model. But as sweet and well spoken as Masai is, don't let the cheery spirit fool you, Masai makes it clear, when it comes to competing, being a savage is all she knows.Humbled by the opportunities and success in her young life, Masai is grounded by her family roots and uses her life experiences to offer insight into the future of sports, college NIL deals, promoting a personal brand using TikTok- where she shows off a more playful, personal side of herself to her 744K followers as a way of connecting with fans off the track, and feels the platform is beneficial for up-and-coming athletes in the space. She also reveals the most famous person in her Instagram, fills in Channing on what the Olympic Village is really like and the "anti-sex beds" as well as other stories that will lead you to wanting to hear more and more.Masai ultimately wants to be the athlete role model she didn't always have growing up, and prove to the world that with hard work and the right mindset, anything is possible. Tap in to today's episode for an inside look at the next generation of Olympic athletes- if they're anything like Masai the USA is in good hands!FOLLOW THE PIVOT PODCAST:INSTAGRAM | instagram.com/thepivotTWITTER | twitter.com/thepivotTIKTOK | tiktok.com/@thepivotFACEBOOK | facebook.com/thepivotpodcastSPOTIFY | open.spotify.com/show/5KtXTWiC3J5WW1CVTpYG5VAPPLE PODCASTS | podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pivot-podcast/id1603292451#ThePivot#Podcast#RyanClark#ChanningCrowder#FredTaylor#NFL
I learned the type of father I didn’t want to be #parenting #father #family The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-03 | ...
“The greatest athletes have the shortest memory. You win, you forget, you lose, you forget”- Kobe The Pivot Podcast 2024-10-02 | ...
