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Playmakers with Dave Calabro

Playmakers with Dave Calabro

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 IBJ Media's Playmakers With Dave Calabro features behind-the-scenes conversations with athletes, coaches, executives and leaders connected to Indiana sports. Host Dave Calabro spent 32 years in local TV sports and continues as a track announcer at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Each episode digs into the turning points, pressure and decisions behind the wins, plus what these playmakers do beyond the spotlight. New episodes publish twice a month. Presented by Indiana Members Credit Union.All Rights Reserved
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  • Alex Palou on Winning the Indy 500 and Chasing More

    Alex Palou on Winning the Indy 500 and Chasing More
    May 1 2026
    Alex Palou, the reigning Indianapolis 500 champion, reflects on what it felt like to finally win the world's greatest race and why that victory only made him hungrier. The Chip Ganassi Racing driver discusses the emotions of crossing the start-finish line, the moment his mechanics broke down in tears, and what it was like to stand on top of the pace truck with his family as 250,000 fans cheered from the grandstands. Palou also opens up about life off the track: fatherhood, why Indianapolis has become home despite the weather, and how his daughter has a way of putting a bad race finish in perspective. With three wins in the first five races of the 2026 season, the Spanish driver explains why pressure never goes away and what it would take for him to feel like he has truly made it in motorsport. Dave Calabro sits down with Palou inside the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum, where the championship-winning car and Palou's likeness on the Borg-Warner Trophy are on permanent display during May. Playmakers is brought to you by Indiana Members Credit Union. - https://www.imcu.com/
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    10 min
  • Kyle Hupfer on ScatterGun Lodge, Indiana Politics, and Hard Work

    Kyle Hupfer on ScatterGun Lodge, Indiana Politics, and Hard Work
    Apr 17 2026
    Kyle Hupfer built a career spanning law, Republican politics, and business before purchasing ScatterGun Lodge, a 2,200-acre pheasant hunting operation in South Dakota, in 2025. He talks with host Dave Calabro about what drew him to the property, his plans to grow the lodge, and why he believes land is one of the most reliable long-term investments a person can make. Hupfer traces his path from working on Mitch Daniels' gubernatorial campaign to running the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, serving seven years as Indiana Republican State Chairman, and taking on the role of General Counsel for the Republican National Committee. Along the way, he reflects on what Daniels and former Gov. Eric Holcomb taught him about leadership, and why he describes hard work, not ingenuity, as the defining factor behind most people's success. Hupfer also discusses his playing days at Pendleton Heights, his time at Manchester University under coach Steve Alford, and the lessons from competitive athletics that still shape how he thinks about business and parenting. He talks candidly about running for the Indiana State House and losing, and why he treats setbacks as data points rather than defining moments. ScatterGun Lodge hosts corporate and private groups for full-service pheasant hunts on property that includes nearly a million planted trees. Hupfer says bookings for the season fill quickly. More information is available at scattergunlodge.com. Learn more about Indiana Members Credit Union at https://www.imcu.com/business
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    27 min
  • Adam Vinatieri on the Hall of Fame, Super Bowls and IndyCar

    Adam Vinatieri on the Hall of Fame, Super Bowls and IndyCar
    Apr 3 2026
    Adam Vinatieri reflects on his Pro Football Hall of Fame induction, the kicks that defined an era, and his new venture as an IndyCar team owner. The greatest kicker in NFL history sat down with host Dave Calabro at a race shop in Carmel, Indiana, to discuss a career that spanned 24 seasons, four Super Bowl championships, and some of the most pressure-filled moments in football history. Vinatieri revisits the 2001 AFC Divisional playoff game against the Raiders, known as the Tuck Rule Game, where he drilled a field goal through heavy snow to keep the Patriots alive. He also recalls winning Super Bowl XLI with the Indianapolis Colts, beating the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship Game along the way, and what that victory meant to the city of Indianapolis. Off the field, Vinatieri opens up about co-owning an IndyCar team with the goal of winning the Indianapolis 500, coaching his sons at Zionsville High School, and the preparation habits that made him one of the most clutch performers in NFL history. He also shares what it was like to get that Hall of Fame knock on the door after falling short in his first year of eligibility. Playmakers is brought to you by Indiana Members Credit Union: https://www.imcu.com/personal/auto-loans-leases
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    17 min
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