In her final college softball interview, Kai Luschar reflects on her journey at Oregon and shares her passion for food, farming, and sustainability. From early memories playing in jeans at tryouts to helping lead Oregon to the Women’s College World Series, Kai opens up about faith, family, and the deeper connection between performance and nutrition. This conversation blends sport, purpose, and the powerful transition from elite athlete to environmental advocate.

Oregon softball star Lyndsey Grein joins Grant to explore the mindset behind her game-day alter ego, “The Grein Goblin.” She opens up about the role of faith, her transfer from Virginia Tech, and the deep sisterhood that defined Oregon’s run to the Women’s College World Series. From tear-filled van rides to spiritual breakthroughs, Lyndsey shares why the relationships off the field meant even more than the wins on it.

Chloe Yeats and Jesiana Mora open up about their deep friendship, on-field chemistry, and the personal growth they’ve experienced at FAU. From playful competition to emotional support, they share how embracing authenticity has fueled their success and strengthened their team. It’s a heartfelt look at what happens when two very different leaders choose to believe in each other.

Ricky Fletcher and Aakil Washington share their powerful journeys through injury, redshirt seasons, and spiritual growth as key leaders on South Alabama’s defense. From Ricky’s late start in football to Aakil’s transformation at Liberty, their stories reflect resilience, discipline, and faith. This episode dives deep into what it means to stay grounded and motivated—even when the game is taken away.

Riley Hull discusses her evolution from a humble freshman with limited expectations to a confident collegiate athlete, emphasizing the significance of learning from peers and maintaining a positive mindset. She shares insights on how she handled transitions, supported teammates, and balanced her academic and athletic responsibilities. Hull also reflects on her most memorable games and road trips, highlighting the importance of team cohesion and personal development.

Coach Jordan Fee shares his lifelong basketball journey, starting from playing for his father in Grove City, Pennsylvania, to playing in Division I and II, and ultimately transitioning into a successful coaching career. He discusses his coaching philosophy, influenced by his father's and Coach Jim Crutchfield's principles, emphasizing hard work, team culture, and relentless pressure on the court. Fee reflects on his experiences at various institutions and the impact of key mentors and players on his career.

I discuss my personal journey with meditation, overcoming initial challenges due to attention deficit issues, and eventually finding value in regular meditative practices. I share insights on the benefits of meditation, the importance of taking regular breaks, and finding personal methods for achieving stillness and relaxation.

Host Grant Gurtin is joined by guests Caden Veltkamp, Daughtry Richardson, and Cam Jackson to discuss their experiences at Florida Atlantic University. They talk about past games, the impact of new coaching staff, and their anticipations for the upcoming season, emphasizing the importance of fan support and the excitement of integrating new strategies and players.