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In this episode, Trevor is joined by Matt Modderno of the Bleav in Wizards and Bleav in DMV Hoops podcast to discuss the Washington Wizards' move into their new arena in the future and some conversations around the DMV college basketball world. We talk Georgetown, George Mason, Maryland, and more! 

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Episode 50 is a celebration of the Hear K Tell Podcast. The past 2 years have been rewarding and the journey lives on with you the listener! Join my in celebrating 50 Episodes from Sport to Career with me , Kristeena Alexander. I share how I continue to thrive in many spaces, my super power and what's next for the Hear K Tell Podcast! Listen in

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By George Welcome home, Tony. This episode is awesome. We deep dive into the roster, Tony’s offensive and defensive strategies, we learn a little about the coaches and just talk hoops. Mason Basketball is BACK!

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What’s the difference between The Hang Zone and The Dumb Zone? This week we dive into non-compete litigation that’s shaking up the Dallas media market. 

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Join Kevin as he gives his insights into former Providence College Head Men's Basketball Coach Ed Cooley's defection to Georgetown, and hear from new Friars Head Coach, Kim English. 

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In this episode, Steve Loesher, PGA, Director of Player Development for Troon Golf discusses the three main qualities he believes all golf instructors need to have in order to be successful in their golf instruction business.   First, Steve takes us back down his path to becoming a Director of Player Development, which began as an Assistant professional. Steve transitioned into the instruction/coaching world when he began coaching the George Mason Men's Golf Team while working at the local country club.  Steve then transitioned into the Director of Instruction role for the Nike Golf Learning Center which was the beginning of him finding his niche of helping facilities, academies, and golf operations develop and expand their instructional programming benefiting the overall operation of the facility.  Steve's development in his profession continued onward and upward into the role of Director of Player Development for a golf management company, Billy Casper Golf which, which had 18 clubs under its umbrella. In 2016 Steve was awarded the 2016 Middle Atlantic PGA Player Development Award and continued expanding his portfolio and deveoping some of the top instructors around the country including Erika Larkin, Cathy Kim, Marissa Crow, and Adam Harrell. With Troon Golf purchasing Billy Casper Golf in 2021, Steve is now the Director of Player Development for Troon Golf where he continues to flourish in helping instructors under the Troon Golf umbrella begin, develop, and expand their current instructional operations, uniquely to their location and allotted resources. 

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Featuring Kim English BY GEORGE, MASON BASKETBALL IS BACK! Welcome to the third and final episode of the Talk With Us series featuring Kim English. We discuss Mason Madness, our out of conference schedule, A10 Media Day and the big first game vs #15 Auburn. Mason Nation..ROCK WITH US!

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Before he was a "Founding Father," James Madison was a politician.  He shaped a political system to work when, as he said, "good and wise statesmen are not at the helm."  Join Professor Bob Allison (Chair, Suffolk University Department of History, Language & Global Culture) talking with Jay Cost, Gerald R. Ford Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute,  Director of Grove City College's Institute for Faith and Freedom, author of James Madison: America's First Politician, about Madison's long political career, his allies and adversaries,  and his influence on American politics.

Talk With Us featuring Bryan Chris and Coach English We’re starting off Talk With Us with a slam dunk. Coach English takes us through the portal and breaks down every new addition to join Mason Nation. Where is Saquan gonna play? Will we see Ojiako and Oduro play at the same time? Which coaches recruited …

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While discussing disgruntled Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers during a recent appearance on ESPN’s morning show, Russini managed to cast her husband in a glaringly mediocre light, leading his friends to tell him, “Yo--your wife just trucked you on TV.” After amusingly recounting that episode, Russini tells us about her childhood, from her early journalistic aspirations (and her father’s fatefully situated job as a plumber) to her prolific and ultra-aggressive feats on the athletic field. As she and Natalie swap stories of on-the-field transgressions, Dianna relates her journey from overmatched Division 1 soccer player to starter and co-captain--including the red card she received on Parents’ Day--and tells why she preferred the throat to the crotch when it came to handing out punishment. We also learn about her father’s harrowing escape from the World Trade Center during 9/11, what provoked her tirade on the Jets’ practice field and why she questioned an NFL head coach who told her not to stay out late at the Combine.

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We talk with Alisa about her amazing accomplishments and what keeps her going:

Beginnings
- Her childhood growing up in Fairfax, Virginia, outside of Washington DC, where she attended Thomas Jefferson High School
- Her parents' background in southern Virginia, and her mother's decision to be amongst the first students to integrate at the white high school, and her father's experience being the first African American postal worker in Fairfax, Virginia
- Her start as a sprinter at summer track meets and her desire to be like Wilma Rudolph but her even stronger desire to be a gymnast like Nadia Comaneci.
- The potential benefits of using other sports in your training to improve and unlock our athleticism
- The experience running in high school at that time, on asphalt tracks before the internet
- Her personal best race where she won an elite mile race at MIT while still in high school

Tennessee & Early Professional
- Why she left Tennessee after a rough freshman year and had to be persuaded to come back
- Her experience running with Joetta Clark, Carol Davidson, Cathy Rattray, winning the NCAA title and competing against Suzy Favor Hamilton
- Training as part of Nike Athletics West, which included runners like Mary Slaney and Kim Gallagher
- Her experience racing at the Pan Am Games in Havana, Cuba, where she won the 1500 meters, ran a personal best at 800m and challenged Cuban legend Ana Quirot, and was one of very few Americans to visit Cuba at that time
- Her experiences at the US Olympic Trials and why she chose to run the double (800m and 1500m) at both
- Why she made various life choices, from living and training in Boston without a coach to having a baby when she was at her peak
- The challenges she faced trying to be a competitive athlete and mother, from losing weight to losing sponsors and coaches
- The approaches Alisa took to stay noticeable and retain sponsorships

Masters Career
- How showing her athletes at George Mason how to run an 800 inspired her to keep racing at the age of 38
- How her competitiveness drives her, and her recent experience chasing down a 12-year old at a local 5k
- Why the current 55+ world record 800m of 2:22 is still possible for her when she turns 55 in September 
- The experience of competing at a masters competition
- Why we need challenges to get the best out of ourselves
- The students she's currently coaching and the advice she has for student-athletes affected by the pandemic
- Why the worst thing in the world is to have an opportunity arrive and you aren't prepared to seize it
- And finally, Alisa's Go Be More, to try and be more inspirational and reach more people with her message.

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Recorded July 22, 2020.

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