Betting the Limit

On Episode 20 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by long time NHL defenseman, Kyle Quincey. Kyle played in the NHL for 13 seasons and is now dedicating his life to helping athletes and veterans during retirement. This episode also discusses winning the Stanley Cup, psychedelic medicine, Ax’s battle with cancer, and working at Fanatics.

On episode 18 of Betting The Limit, Drew is joined by Justin Pugh. Justin was drafted in the first round of the 2013 NFL draft and played for the New York Giants and Arizona Cardinals. This is a great conversation about his career, real estate investing, and the future of athletes in business.

On episode 17 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by David Bergeron. David is the President and Co-Founder of a new real estate company, ReSeed Partners. Previously, he successfully sold his last company, T3 Advisors, in June of 2021. David played football at Stanford University before being selected in the 2005 NFL Draft. He played middle linebacker for the Eagles, Titans, and Panthers. This was a great conversation about leadership, real estate, and sports.

On episode 16 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by Kevin Dahlstrom. Kevin is the the CEO and Founder of Swell, a new technology company that is designed to help millions of people who struggle with credit card debt. Kevin has found success in many different business ventures and is constantly working to improve in all aspects of his life. This was a great conversation about leadership, living a balanced life, and the mission of his new company.

On episode 15 of Betting The Limit, Drew is joined by Chris Dimarco. Chris is a professional golfer who attended the University of Florida. He has won 7 tournaments as a pro, 3 PGA events, and was ranked a top ten player in the world for 61 weeks. He recently started a wine business, works in the media, and can often be found doing guest appearances on the Golf Channel.

On episode 14 of Betting The Limit, Drew is joined by Christian Ponder. Christian was the 12th overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft and went on to play for the Minnesota Vikings, Oakland Raiders, San Francisco 49ers, and the Denver Broncos. He threw 38 touchdown passes before retiring in 2016. He is currently the CEO and Founder of The Post, an invite-only leadership network built by athletes, for athletes.

On episode 13 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by Jacob Turner. Jacob was drafted 9th overall in the 2009 MLB Draft and went on to play for the Detroit Tigers, Miami Marlins, Chicago Cubs, and Chicago White Sox. After retiring from baseball in 2019, Jacob decided to start a wealth management company, JL Strategic Wealth.

On episode 12 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by Adam Breneman. After a knee injury derailed his dreams of playing in the NFL, Adam has turned himself into a media star who is also the founder of one of the largest NIL companies in college football. This was a fun conversation that discusses his playing career, his rise in the media world, and how he was able to transition seamlessly from being an athlete into the next chapter of his life.

On episode 11 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by David Chernow. David is currently the President and CEO of Select Medical. David was set to play tennis at UCLA before a medical diagnosis rocked his world. He has found a way not only to overcome every challenge that has been thrown his way, but has grown stronger as a result of them. This conversation was great because it focuses on overcoming adversity, running a business while being a father, and sports.

On episode 10 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by John Hayes. John recently retired after serving as CEO for Ball Corporation for the last 11 years. John has also been involved with numerous professional sports franchises and charitable organizations. He started his professional career working in investment banking before transitioning to run to Ball, the world's largest manufacturer of recyclable metal beverage and food containers. This was a great conversation that discusses leadership, life as a CEO, and sports.

On episode 9 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by Tim Jenkins. After retiring from the NFL in 2013, Tim started a quarterback development program in Denver, Colorado. That program has now grown into the premier development program for young players of all positions across the United States. Tim’s program, Jenkins Elite, originally started by training a junior varsity quarterback and is now training some of the NFL’s biggest stars. This was a great conversation about the challenges of starting your own business, developing young athletes, and retiring from sports!

On episode 8 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by Woody Levin. Woody is currently the CEO and co-founder of Extend. After playing hockey at the University of Wisconsin, Woody received his law degree from the Chicago-Kent College of Law. Since graduating, Woody has founded and successfully exited five different companies. He also sits on the board of Draft Kings. This is a great conversation that discusses finance, life as a CEO, and sports.

On episode 7 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by JR Butler. JR is currently the CEO and Founder of Shift, a new company focused on helping retired athletes find new careers. JR played hockey at Holy Cross before working as the Chief Revenue Officer at Pillir. He has helped hundreds of athletes find jobs and understands the difficulty of retirement. JR has experienced tremendous success, but his journey along the way was far from easy. He was able to overcome addiction, and through his work ethic and perseverance, is now the CEO of his own company.

On episode 6 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by James Sixsmith and Matt Werry. James retired from professional hockey after 11 seasons and is now the CEO and Founder of Trade Context. The goal of Trade Context is to educate and fund day traders. Their platform can be used by traders with all different levels of experience and financial knowledge. This is a great conversation that revolves around the stock market, sports, and transitioning from the sports to the business world.

On episode 5 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by Noah Elliot. At the age of 15, Noah was faced with a tremendous amount of adversity that would have destroyed most people. Through his resilience, work ethic, and positive attitude, he was able to overcome every obstacle that was thrown in his path. He was even forced to change sports, but that didn’t stop him from becoming a gold medalist in the 2018 Winter Olympics. It is impossible to listen to his story without feeling inspired.

On episode 4 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by Andrew Petcash. Andrew is the founder of the Petcash Post, a sports business newsletter that is read by thousands daily. Andrew also is an advisor with a new tech app, Air, which is determined to help athletes get discovered from all over the world. I really enjoyed talking to Andrew about retiring from basketball after playing at Boston University and instantly finding success in his next venture.

On Episode 3 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by the Founder and Chief Investment Officer at Cliintel Capital Management Group, Rick Batenburg. Rick retired from athletics, started a VC firm, and is now the majority owner in one of the largest cannabis companies in the United States.

On Episode 2 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by the head coach of the University of Denver hockey team, Dave Carle. As a result of a rare heart condition, Dave was forced to retire from playing hockey right before his NHL Draft. Last month, he led the Denver Pioneers to their 9th National Championship. At the age of 32, he is the youngest coach to accomplish this in the last 44 years.

On episode 1 of Betting the Limit, Drew is joined by retired Team USA Skeleton athlete, Stephen Garbett. Stephen retired in 2021 and is the CEO and founder of the new NFT project, The Sports Initiative. This project is designed to help the next generation of athletes across all sports.