Kerry Valentine, a performance peak coach, discussed his journey from being a young athlete and musician to developing the Champion Inner Game System. He emphasized the importance of mental preparation in sports, using techniques like anchors to manage anxiety and boost confidence. Valentine shared insights on helping athletes maintain motivation and handle pressures. Dr. Karen Darnell, author of the True Privilege series, highlighted her work on human trafficking, aiming to educate youth and raise awareness through her writing and potential film adaptations. Both guests underscored the significance of mental and emotional resilience in achieving success.

Alexis Levi interviews Marilyn Crawford, highlighting her diverse career in entertainment, sports, and the music industry. Marilyn discusses her creation of events like "Harlem to Hollywood" and "Tinseltown to Gotham," honoring notable figures such as Clarence Thomas and Quincy Jones. She shares her experience at Harvard, her integration of schools in South Carolina, and her significant global events, including a project in Cameroon. Marilyn also talks about her involvement in the Next American Sports Pro program, aimed at training young athletes in sports and business. The program will feature tryouts and events in Las Vegas, with significant local and international benefits.

Alexis Levi interviews her son Tyler Larson about his seven-year professional basketball career overseas (Latvia, Hungary, Lithuania, Belgium, Italy, Russia), overcoming two ACL injuries at University of South Dakota to become conference rebounding leader and first-team selection, transitioning to coaching roles with Golden State Warriors/Santa Cruz Warriors where he worked with Steph Curry and Steve Kerr, then joining University of Utah as assistant coach/director of player personnel under former college coach Craig Smith, winning a Community Service Award for extensive outreach work including partnering with Team Impact to support a young cancer patient, emphasizing basketball as a lifestyle requiring role model responsibility and community engagement.