S3 Ep. 1: We’re Inevitable

Dianne Durham could have represented the United States at the 1984 Olympics in LA, but she was injured during trials. A combination of racism and internal gymnastics coaching politics meant that she was unable to petition for a spot on the team. In this episode, we give the trail ... Show More

Betty Okino started gymnastics “late” — at age 9 — and begged her mother to let her train with Bela Karolyi so that she could realize her Olympic dream. She won bronze medals at the 1992 Olympics. And despite having stories of training until her knees and back broke, being denied ... Show More

When you ask people of a certain age to remember the first Black gymnast, odds are they’ll remember Dominique Dawes. What they don’t remember – or maybe never knew about – is the immense pressure that she faced as a Black prodigy in the sport. Today, Dominique is using her powerf ... Show More

Pacers center, Myles Turner, stops by the show to talk with Alex and Facci! The guys look back at seasons past and travel down memory lane with stories and situations, but they also focus on the moves made this season, the expectations for where this team can go, Myles' personal ... Show More

Bonus content here. Javon Leake joined a fellow Blue Wire podcast, Snapback Sports, before the draft to talk about his experience playing for Maryland.  He shares an inspiring story about his dad and shows his love for New York…but not the Knicks. This one is emotional. We hope y ... Show More

Peter theorizes to Jamle that the Wizards are the most hopeless team in the NBA, they talk about season over-under bets and imagine what Rihanna is going to sing at the halftime show.SUBSCRIBE to the Patreon here to join our discord and listen to the rest of this episode. Learn m ... Show More