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Coach Mark Gottfried brings you conversations of successful people and the decisions they made along the way of their lives, to inspire, encourage and motivate us in our own lives. I want to give you a front row seat to these stories.2023 Front Row With Coach Mark Gottfried Basket-ball Développement personnel Réussite personnelle Sciences sociales
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  • Ep. #92 | Matt Nokes | The Coach Mark Gottfried Show

    Ep. #92 | Matt Nokes | The Coach Mark Gottfried Show
    Jul 11 2026
    On this episode of the Coach Mark Gottfried Show, former Major League catcher Matt Nokes discusses his 11-year career, the technical strategy of baseball, and his harrowing experience as a pilot. Nokes details his journey from being drafted out of high school to playing for iconic teams like the Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees. He shares insights on the importance of mentorship, the mental fortitude required to play in New York, and the specific adjustments that led to Jim Abbott's famous no-hitter. Beyond the diamond, Nokes recounts a life-threatening emergency landing on a California freeway and reflects on the current state of basketball, particularly the impact of Caitlin Clark on the women's game.
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    1 h et 26 min
  • Ep. #95 | Bonner Paddock | The Coach Mark Gottfried Show

    Ep. #95 | Bonner Paddock | The Coach Mark Gottfried Show
    Jul 9 2026
    Join legendary coach Mark Gottfried and Bonner Paddock on The Coach Mark Gottfried Show for one of the most powerful conversations this show has ever had. Bonner Paddock was diagnosed with cerebral palsy as a child and spent nearly three decades hiding it from the world. Then a four-year-old boy named Jake changed everything. Bonner met Jake at a marathon finish line. Jake's father carried him across. Jake died that same night. Bonner had known him for ten minutes. That loss didn't just move Bonner. It broke something open in him — and rebuilt him into something remarkable. He went on to become the first person with cerebral palsy to summit Mount Kilimanjaro unassisted, and the first to complete the Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii. He's raised over a million dollars for children with disabilities through his OM Foundation and is the bestselling author of One More Step. But this episode isn't really about mountains or finish lines. It's about what happens when you finally stop hiding who you are. It's about the friendship Bonner built with Jake's father — a bond forged through a marathon, a tragedy, and a shared belief that even in the darkest moments, you can still do greatness. And it's about what Bonner discovered when he stood at the top of Kilimanjaro, came back down, and fell into a year and a half of depression — only to realize that the poorest person in the room wasn't a villager in Tanzania with a sheet-metal roof. It was him. Mark and Bonner go deep on vulnerability, purpose, the cost of individualism, and what real community actually looks like when you strip away everything else. This one will stay with you. Subscribe for more episodes!
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    1 h et 2 min
  • Ep. #93 | Tyus Edney | The Coach Mark Gottfried Show

    Ep. #93 | Tyus Edney | The Coach Mark Gottfried Show
    Jun 26 2026
    Join legendary coach Mark Gottfried and former UCLA point guard Tyus Edney on The Coach Mark Gottfried Show for an emotional, in-depth look back at one of the most famous plays in NCAA Tournament history. Mark coached Tyus as an assistant on the 1995 UCLA team, and the two relive the legendary 4.8-second, length-of-the-court shot that beat Missouri and kept their championship run alive. Tyus opens up about what was actually going through his mind in that huddle, why his first instinct was to pass up the moment, and what Mark told him on the way back onto the floor that changed everything. They go deep into that entire 1995 season: the depth of talent on that roster, the locker room mentality heading into the UConn game, the shot Tyus hit right before halftime that he still can't believe he celebrated, and what it actually felt like to bring a national championship banner back to UCLA for the first time in 20 years. Plus, Tyus reflects on what it's been like to carry one of the most replayed shots in tournament history for thirty years, his journey through the NBA and overseas basketball, and what he's focused on today. A must-watch for any college basketball fan who remembers where they were when that shot went in. Subscribe for more episodes!
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    1 h et 6 min
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