This week on Changing the Game, Jordan Duren sits down with one of her best friends, Jaelyn Arndt, Associate Director of Communications for Social Media at the NCAA, and a former collegiate volleyball player and coach.

From covering the Olympics in Paris to some of the biggest events in collegiate sports, Jaelyn opens up about the highs and lows of life in and out of sports. We talk about building a career in social media, finding your voice in male-dominated spaces, and the power of vulnerability in leadership.

Whether you're chasing big career dreams or simply looking for inspiration to keep going, this conversation is real, raw, and full of wisdom you won’t want to miss.

From Boston sports to anchoring SportsCenter at ESPN and now hosting on SiriusXM, Emmy Award-winning broadcaster Jade McCarthy has built a career on telling powerful stories that connect and inspire.

In this episode of Changing the Game, Jade opens up about her journey through the ever-evolving world of sports media, navigating career transitions, and finding resilience in the face of change. She shares what it takes to thrive in a competitive industry, the lessons she’s learned from reinvention, and how faith and family keep her grounded through it all.

Tune in for an honest, insightful conversation that’s equal parts career advice, storytelling magic, and a reminder that our futures are limitless.

As GM of Jordan Sport, Rebecca Cohn’s career is anything but linear. From finance to strategy, operations, and now leading Jordan Brand across Asia Pacific and Latin America.

A former college basketball player turned global GM, Rebecca shares how curiosity, versatility, and staying present have been the keys to navigating change and building a career that truly fills her cup.

Ashlan Ramsey knows what it takes to perform under pressure. As a former LPGA Tour pro, she spent years competing at the highest level until she realized it was time to pivot. Now, as Head of Member Experience at The Post, she’s helping build a one-of-a-kind community for leaders shaped by sport.

In this episode, Ashlan shares her journey from professional athlete to community builder, the lessons golf taught her about leadership and resilience, and how she’s redefining what it means to “win” outside of competition.

Whether you're transitioning out of sports, building your network, or just figuring out what’s next, this episode will leave you inspired and motivated to keep showing up.

This week on Changing the Game, Jordan Duren sits down with Stephanie Joyce, AVP of SaaS Sales for North America at Commvault.

From breaking into sales with grit to leading high-performing teams across the U.S. and Canada, Stephanie shares what it takes to succeed in a competitive industry.

Whether you’re leading a team, chasing a quota, or striving to level up in your career, this conversation will light a fire.

This week on Changing the Game, Jordan Duren sits down with Sam Tierney, a former police officer turned advocate for veteran and first responder career transitions. Now a Shift Group partner, Sam brings her firsthand experience and passion to helping others find purpose after service.

In this episode, Sam shares her journey out of law enforcement, her time working at Black Rifle Coffee, and how she found renewed purpose through supporting others. She dives into her work with Warrior Rising and Cop to Corporate, and how those missions align with helping service members and first responders thrive in the civilian world. From identity shifts to building new communities, Sam offers insight, hope, and real talk for anyone navigating what’s next.

This week on Changing the Game, Jordan Duren sits down with Erika Ayers Badan, former CEO of Barstool Sports, current CEO of Food52, and author of Nobody Cares About Your Career.

Erika opens up about her non-linear path from receptionist to CEO, how she’s embraced failure as fuel, and why tuning out the noise and trusting your gut matters more than any resume or job title.

She also shares candid advice on showing up authentically, hiring in today’s world, and finding growth in discomfort.

Whether you’re starting out, starting over, or simply ready for something different, Erika’s story is a masterclass in bold moves, real leadership, and redefining success on your own terms.

This week on Changing the Game, Jordan Duren sits down with Ashley Ferguson, a former U.S. Naval Aviator, Top Gun graduate, Naval Academy basketball player, MIT Sloan alum, and now the COO of Guardian Agriculture.

Ashley shares her incredible journey from military aviation to leading innovation in agtech. She opens up about what it takes to lead in high-stakes environments, how she has embraced change throughout her career, and the mindset that’s helped her grow through every transition.

Whether you’re a veteran, a former athlete, or simply figuring out what’s next, Ashley’s story is a powerful reminder of what’s possible when you trust yourself and take the leap.