This week, Central Michigan baseball’s Bryson Webb joins the pod to share how his content journey began, the doors it’s opened, and how he stays grounded by staying present in the moment.

Henry De Tolla joins Get On The Line once again! Henry is the CEO of H00PIFY and a UMass Lowell Lacrosse alum. Henry shares what it was like to create content while playing a D1 sport. As well as what life is like post-graduation and what's next for the H00PIFY brand.

This week, Rosie Volpintesta of Brown Track & Field opens up about finding her spark again in college athletics, handling the pressure of pushing herself to be her best, and how she uses her TikTok platform to connect with other athletes. She also shares a bit about her volunteer work as PR Lead for Run Your City’s Providence chapter.

In this episode, I share my mental health journey with playing lacrosse in college. Many athletes struggle with mental health issues, and with September being suicide prevention month, I felt this was a good time to have an open and honest conversation. Sharing my experiences with anxiety and depression, and how I handled those struggles while trying to be my best in the field. Tune in tomorrow!!

This week, we’re joined by Noelle Lambert, a 2x Paralympian, Survivor Season 43 cast member, and founder of The Born to Run Foundation. In 2016, she lost her left leg in a moped accident while playing lacrosse at UMass Lowell. Instead of letting that moment define her, Noelle came back stronger, competing for Team USA, launching a foundation to support other amputees, and becoming a motivational speaker.

In this conversation, Noelle reflects on her life before and after the accident and shares how sports helped her rebuild her confidence. Her story is one of resilience, perspective, and never backing down from a challenge.

On this episode, we sit down with Ant Blunt — UMass Lowell basketball alum, rapper, musician, and brand owner. He shares what it was like being a Division I athlete while pursuing his passion for music, and how he’s now focused on building his music career and expanding his brand. He reflects on the lessons he’s learned through sports and music, and how those experiences continue to shape his journey beyond athletics.

In this episode of Get On The Line, I break down the growing issue of athletes being trolled on social media and why it’s crossed the line. Too often, respect for players gets lost in the noise. I also dive into the culture of parlays, the influence of social media, and how fans engage with the game today.

From being a standout forward at Virginia to now coaching at Cal, Isaiah Wilkins has seen basketball from every angle. In this episode of Get On The Line, he opens up about his journey through college basketball, playing overseas, and the challenges that shaped him along the way. Wilkins also shares his decision to speak publicly about his mental health while at UVA and why those conversations matter just as much as what happens on the court.