ESPN and ABC sports broadcaster Chris Fowler, known for his elite work within college football and tennis, shares the two key decisions he made (against advice) that led him to three decades of entertaining and informing sports fans across America.   Reminiscing about a career that began at the World Wide Leader in 1987,  Fowler explains how College Gameday grew from a show on the chopping block to one of the most successful franchises within the ESPN ecosystem.  He talked tennis, travel, fitness and shared laughs with Holly and Anne Marie about how he discovered his backyard was a meet up spot amongst nocturnal animals. 

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Legendary soccer star, Mia Hamm,  wrestled with confidence on her way to becoming a two time Olympic Gold Medalist and two time World Cup Champion.  In a thoughtful conversation from her home office with Holly McPeak and Anne Marie Anderson, Hamm shares the specific mental training that helped her conquer the doubts that crept in even as she attempted a penalty kick in the 1999 Women's World Cup final.  Plenty of great stories from both her career in sports and parenting in a pandemic with her husband MLB All Star Nomar Garciaparra.  Please remember to subscribe, rate and review to keep up with more great content from SPORTS LIKE A BOSS. 

Two time Olympic Beach Volleyball medalist April Ross found herself just months from competing in the 2020 Games in Tokyo when the world shut down.  Speaking from her home in Orange County, Ross was candid with Holly and Anne Marie about the challenges of mental and physical training during quarantine, the questions she had about her own potential as an athlete and the possible silver lining for her team as a result of  the postponement of the Olympic Games.  Detailing her path from few friends in high school to one of the most successful partnerships in beach volleyball to starting anew this conversation inspires the listener.   Please remember to subscribe, rate and review to keep up with more great content from SPORTS LIKE A BOSS. 

NBA superstar Shaquille O’Neal gets candid from his home in Orlando about life in quarantine, the lessons he is teaching his kids and regrets after the death of friend and former teammate Kobe Bryant.  In a conversation with Holly McPeak and Anne Marie Anderson that ranges from joyful to somber O'Neal shares what has been on his mind in a turbulent 2020. 

Peloton mega-star Ally Love is known for her infectious vibe and uplifting message. On Sports Like a Boss, she goes deep to share the near death experience and inner battles that have led her to becoming one of fitness' top influencers.

What happens in Vegas doesn't always stay there. Suzy Favor Hamilton gets extremely candid about her time as a Las Vegas escort - having an open marriage - dealing with bipolar disorder and hypersexuality - being outed by the tabloids and the fallout for her and her family.

In her first interview since shortly after having her life as a Las Vegas escort exposed - Olympic Runner SUZY FAVOR HAMILTON gets candid about her path through a tumultuous upbringing - dealing with mental illness - and what happened at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

ESPN college basketball analyst JAY BILAS talks "The Class That Saved Coach K" the new documentary about his time playing for Mike Krzyzewski - NCAA players getting paid - Maori Davenport - sports betting - and a pay raise for the US women's national soccer team.