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Today, Thursday, March 27 on Urban Forum Northwest on 1150 AM:*Ryan Calkins, Seattle Port Commissioner, Position 1 he is an advocate for the environment and has a commitment towards fostering economic development, ensuring that the prosperity generated in our region benefits all communities.*Mike Bethea, Legendary Basketball Coach at Seattle's Rainier Beach High School just celebrated his/school's tenth Washington State Basketball Championship. Many of Coach Bethea's players have succeeded at the college level and in the NBA like his assistant coach Jamal Crawford who returned to help out after his successful NBA career.*Reverend Dr. Leslie D. Braxton, Pastor, New Beginnings Christian Fellowship, Kent WA comments on the importance of acknowledging the 57th Anniversary of the Assassination of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and comment on how Project 2025 is being implemented.*Hayward Evans, Co Convener, Seattle MLK County Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration/Continuation Committee (MLKCC) updates the organizations "Day of Remembrance" on Friday, April 4, the 57th Anniversary of the Assassination of MLK in Memphis, Tennessee. The event will be held at Holgate Street Church of Christ with a 5:30 dinner and the program will begin at 6:30 pm.*Carmelle Bias, Founder & CEO, Women In Business Expo Group (WIBEG) invites you to their Annual Leadership Luncheon 2025 that will be held Saturday, April 5 11:00 am-3:00 pm (PDT) at Seattle's Southeast Senior Center. The Guest Speaker will former University of Washington Football Star Robert "Spider" Gaines of the RSG Foundation.Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. X@Eddie_Rye. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today, Thursday, March 27 on Urban Forum Northwest on 1150 AM : *Ryan Calkins, Seattle Port Commissioner, Position 1 he is an advocate for the environment and has a commitment towards fostering economic development, ensuring that the prosperity generated in our region benefits all communities. *Mike Bethea, Legendary Basketball Coach at Seattle's Rainier Beach High School just celebrated his/school's tenth Washington State Basketball Championship. Many of Coach Bethea's players have succeeded at the college level and in the NBA like his assistant coach Jamal Crawford who returned to help out after his successful NBA career. *Reverend Dr. Leslie D. Braxton, Pastor, New Beginnings Christian Fellowship, Kent WA comments on the importance of acknowledging the 57th Anniversary of the Assassination of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and comment on how Project 2025 is being implemented. *Hayward Evans, Co Convener, Seattle MLK County Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration/Continuation Committee (MLKCC) updates the organizations "Day of Remembrance" on Friday, April 4, the 57th Anniversary of the Assassination of MLK in Memphis, Tennessee. The event will be held at Holgate Street Church of Christ with a 5:30 dinner and the program will begin at 6:30 pm. *Carmelle Bias, Founder & CEO, Women In Business Expo Group (WIBEG) invites you to their Annual Leadership Luncheon 2025 that will be held Saturday, April 5 11:00 am-3:00 pm (PDT) at Seattle's Southeast Senior Center. The Guest Speaker will former University of Washington Football Star Robert "Spider" Gaines of the RSG Foundation. Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. X@Eddie_Rye. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today, Thursday, March 27 on Urban Forum Northwest on 1150 AM *Ryan Calkins, Seattle Port Commissioner, Position 1 he is an advocate for the environment and has a commitment towards fostering economic development, ensuring that the prosperity generated in our region benefits all communities. *Mike Bethea, Legendary Basketball Coach at Seattle's Rainier Beach High School just celebrated his/school's tenth Washington State Basketball Championship. Many of Coach Bethea's players have succeeded at the college level and in the NBA like his assistant coach Jamal Crawford who returned to help out after his successful NBA career. *Reverend Dr. Leslie D. Braxton, Pastor, New Beginnings Christian Fellowship, Kent WA comments on the importance of acknowledging the 57th Anniversary of the Assassination of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and comment on how Project 2025 is being implemented. *Hayward Evans, Co Convener, Seattle MLK County Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration/Continuation Committee (MLKCC) updates the organizations "Day of Remembrance" on Friday, April 4, the 57th Anniversary of the Assassination of MLK in Memphis, Tennessee. The event will be held at Holgate Street Church of Christ with a 5:30 dinner and the program will begin at 6:30 pm. *Carmelle Bias, Founder & CEO, Women In Business Expo Group (WIBEG) invites you to their Annual Leadership Luncheon 2025 that will be held Saturday, April 5 11:00 am-3:00 pm (PDT) at Seattle's Southeast Senior Center. The Guest Speaker will former University of Washington Football Star Robert "Spider" Gaines of the RSG Foundation. Urban Forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. X@Eddie_Rye.

Coach Mike Bethea has solidified Rainier Beach High School's legacy in Washington high school basketball by leading the Vikings to 10 state championships. His tenure has seen numerous former players advance to the NBA, notably All-Star and Seattle basketball icon Jamal Crawford. In a significant development this year, Crawford has returned to his alma mater to serve as an assistant coach alongside Bethea. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

Rhythm & News Podcast interview with Patrick McGlothlin, Senior Project Manager of Lydig Construction, about how the Rainier Beach High School building project will have a lasting impact on the community surrounding the school. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

D'Vonne Pickett Memorial Restream #ThePostman - In honor of today's honorary street designation of a section of E. Union to D'Vonne Pickett Jr. Way, we are airing this interview of D'Vonne Pickett Jr. on The AC Podcast from October 8, 2019. The interview took place at Black Dot Underground and was hosted by K. Wyking Garrett. Today's honorary street designation honors the life and legacy of Pickett, who ran The Postman Seattle with his wife Keanna and was an active leader in the community with the CD Panther Football and Cheer program and beyond. The resolution to designate the section of the street, which runs from The Liberty Bank Building to Midtown Square, passed unanimously in the Seattle City Council. The original caption from 2019 when the interview aired is below - “Meet D'Vonne Pickett, he is from the CD, a graduate of Rainier Beach High School and Seattle University, played pro basketball internationally, married his high school sweetheart, returned back home to the Central District, opened a business that honors his family legacy, and now employs his neighbors and friends. D'Vonne sits down with Wyking Garrett to discuss the current income gap in Seattle as well as the challenges and success that D'Vonne and his wife Keanna Pickett faced in launching The Postman Seattle as well as their future plans for their business and D'Vonne's vision for the Central District.” #WWConverge #LongLiveThePostman #BlackMediaMatters #BlackMedia #BlackInSeattle #Seattle

What's going on family? We are back with another episode of The Truth With Proof. Tonight our host will be joined by fellow Round Up member Che'lon McClennan to recap this week's " Game of the Week" and also dive into his post-game interview with Head Coach Corey Sampson of Rainier Beach High School. Proof will also be joined by Nya Chi, who is the owner of a matchmaking service here in Seattle. Last but not least we will be ending tonight's show with High School Phenom Jason Brown, Running Back of O'Dea High School. Tune in you will not want to miss it!

Rhythm and News Podcast interview with Beverly Redmond, Seattle Public School's Assistant Superintendent of Public Affairs, about the new Rainier Beach High School building and the redistricting that is taking place for the Seattle School Board's districts. Interview by Chris Bennett.

Every time we talk to a Seattle hooper the name David King is always mentioned when talking about the best to come out of the area. The powerful frame, Olajuwon-like footwork and incredible basketball hands is what most opponents rave about. He was key to the memorable and historic State Championship win in 1998 with Rainier Beach High School. Although his high school teammate was NBA Legend Jamal Crawford, it was David King with the post-game interview shouting that he was going to Disneyland after the victory. King will forever be loved and respected in Seattle, but we feel that he needs to be recognized in the entire basketball world. He has continued to be an important contributor to the game by both coaching high school basketball and running The CrawsOver as the director/commissioner. The Crossover is one of the most recognized Pro-Ams in the country and we get to hear all about it here. Great stories were shared about growing up in Seattle, the hoops scene in the City, a historic title run, Jamal Crawford, Douglas Wrenn-El, Doug Christie, LeBron James, Jayson Tatum, The CrawsOver, getting the Sonics back, coaching, and MUCH more!Don't sleep on this episode! David King was such an incredible guest and we are forever grateful for the experience. We had so much fun with him and we can see why he was so loved and respected by those who know him. We know you'll feel the same after hearing his story.Thank You David King!Be sure to support The CrawsOver and Rainier Beach High School basketball.Follow us on social media for news, updates and highlight reels!Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/notin.myhouse.79Instagram- @Not_in_my_house_podcastTwitter - @NOTINMYHOUSEpc

Converge Media Host, Trae Holiday, speaks with Rick Dimmer of R3 Community Services, Patrick McGlothlin of Lydig Construction, and Rainier Beach High School Alumni, Arlando Norwood and Israel Presley from the Northgate Elementary School job site. Listen in to hear about workforce diversity, the latest Rainier Beach High School rebuild updates, and Arlando and Israel's experiences working in the construction trade. For more information visit, https://www.buildthebeachforusbyus.com/

Seattle-based trial lawyer, Felix (Gavi) Luna is not afraid to try hard cases.  Join  Ben ((Ben Gideon | Gideon Asen LLC) )  and Rahul ((Rahul Ravipudi (psblaw.com) for this episode as Gavi explains the strategies and techniques he has used to get extraordinary results in some of the toughest cases, including a case involving highway design  and a malpractice case involving failure to prevent a stroke.Felix Gavi Lunaluna@pwrfl-law.comFelix moved to Seattle from Boston, Massachusetts, as a teenager and grew up in Seattle's Beacon Hill neighborhood. After graduating from Rainier Beach High School, he went on to graduate from the University of Washington. He then attended the UW School of Law, graduating in 1997 with highest honors, Order of the Coif, Order of the Barristers.Felix spent his first ten years of practice at Heller Ehrman LLP, where he was promoted to shareholder. There, Felix's practice focused on complex commercial and civil rights litigation.  While with Heller Ehrman, Felix examined and cross-examined scores of fact and expert witnesses at trial, and spent more than a year of his tenure with the firm actively engaged in trial or arbitration.Felix joined Peterson Wampold Rosato Feldman Luna in March 2007, where he continues his career as a trial lawyer. Since joining PWRFL, Felix has been a member of several trial teams in counties across the state. He also serves as an adjunct professor/lecturer for the UW School of Law trial advocacy program and as a coach for the school's national mock trial team. Felix also serves on numerous legal and civil boards, and regularly conducts Continuing Legal Education seminars for other attorneys on many subjects related to trial advocacy. In addition to being named a “Top 100 Super Lawyer” by Washington Law & Politics and earning a “Superb” rating on Avvo, Felix was recognized as the 2005 Outstanding Young Lawyer of the year by the King County Bar Association and named a 2005 40 under 40 honoree by the Puget Sound Business Journal for his contribution to the Puget Sound civic and business community. In 2011, he was honored by the UW School of Law with the recent graduate award and by the Washington Defense Trial Lawyers Association as its 2011 Plaintiff Attorney of the Year. In 2012 Felix joined the Damage Attorney's Round Table (DART) and in 2015 Felix joined the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). In 2018, he was inducted into the American College of Trial Lawyers (ACTL). You can watch Felix give his speech on behalf of all of the 2018 inductees here. In 2019, he received the Tom Chambers Trial Lawyer of the Year Award and in 2020 Felix was inducted into The Inner Circle of Advocates.Felix's practice currently focuses on personal injury cases, civil rights litigation, and business disputes. When he's not working, Felix loves to travel, spend time with his family and to exercise and play team sports.  

Guests: Rainier Beach HS football coach Corey Sampson, and Scott Laigo. Topics: 2021 recruiting and the year that was for Rainier Beach HS football. Rainier Beach high school football coach Corey Sampson joins us this week after a tremendously long year. A year that saw his football program play in the spring, followed by summer practices, and then another football season this past fall. It was an extremely successful season for his Beach Boys, that now encompasses his seniors going off to the next level. Coach Sampson has had a multitude of coaches come to talk to him about his players. We discuss that process and what it means to him. We also discuss one of his highly recruited players in the country, offensive lineman Josh Conerly Jr., his leadership on and off the field, and what he has meant to the locker room for the Rainier Beach football team. Corey's community work and fundraising are recognized, and he constantly demonstrates how important it is to give. This holiday season he hopes people will join him in giving back to the community. He discusses his Go Fund Me page: Coaches, Cops & Coffee. This page raises money and gives back to those who need it the most in their community. He has set the example not only to his players but his four kids who are in college. We discuss the impact of the late Derek Sparks and what he had meant to him and others. After saying bye to Coach Sampson, former coach and president of Student-Athletes Advocates Scott Laigo discusses this past recruiting period. The effects of the transfer portal, how the coaching carousel played a part in some of the decisions by major recruits, and what to look out for if you're a student-athlete trying to make commitment decisions. I can't thank the coaches enough for their time. Happy Holidays. Check out this interview and others on our NYSEA radio YouTube page.

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I am Korean and Irish, which makes me biracial. My Irish family came to the U.S. a long time ago, but for my Korean side, coming to America is more recent history.My great-aunt Sue immigrated from Seoul, South Korea to Seattle when she was my age. She even graduated from Rainier Beach High School, where I'm now a sophomore. I talked to her about her immigration story, and what it can teach me about my own racial identity.

I am Korean and Irish, which makes me biracial. My Irish family came to the U.S. a long time ago, but for my Korean side, coming to America is more recent history.My great-aunt Sue immigrated from Seoul, South Korea to Seattle when she was my age. She even graduated from Rainier Beach High School, where I'm now a sophomore. I talked to her about her immigration story, and what it can teach me about my own racial identity.

Reporter Chris Sullivan joins KIRO Radio's Dave Ross to explain why Mayor Jenny Durkan vetoed a COVID-19 relief plan from the Seattle City Council.  Could we endure another stay-at-home order here in Washington? A new model of rising case numbers predicts it could happen in October. A teen in Puyallup passed away due to the coronavirus this week. Governor Jay Inslee eases up on visitor restrictions at long-term care facilities, offering some relief to families who have been separated for months. And a new, walk-up only COVID-19 testing site is opening today at Rainier Beach High School. More information about free testing in the City of Seattle can be found right here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#JamalCrawford #SeasonPremier- The highly anticipated season premier of The AC Podcast featuring Seattle hometown hero Jamal Crawford. Jamal sits down with Wyking and takes us on a journey through his career mostly off the court, from his early challenges at Rainier Beach High School, his rapid entry into the NBA, a look back on a two decade career, how fatherhood has changed him and who the real MVP of his household is. Jamal also opens up about his relationship with his father and what has become more and more of a passion to him as he continues to mature, giving back to the community and impacting the lives of children in Seattle and beyond. We learn about who inspires Jamal today and what is on his reading list. Jamal also chimes in on Marshawn Lynch, the work of Africatown and Africatown Community Land Trust, preservation of the Central District and ways to address the recent epidemic of gun violence in South Seattle. ---------------------- Jamal Crawford www.JamalCrawford.com @JCrossover ---------------------- The AC Podcast Host: Wyking Garrett @WykingRMC Directed: Erik Kalligraphy Africa Shabazz X of Contemporary Love Affair Produced: Converge Media LLC on behalf of Africatown Media Info@AfricatownMedia.com #BuildAfricatown

with Co-Host Hayward Evans: ?*Michelle Merriweather, President/CEO, Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle invites you to the organizations 19th Annual Breakfast "Dream Big" on Friday, November 22 7:30-9:00 am at Seattle's Westin Hotel. April Ryan Washington DC bureau chief for American Urban Networks, Inc. and CNN Political Commentator is the key note speaker for the event. *Roland Bradley, Treasurer, Red Tailed Hawks Flying Club talks about the organizations efforts to purchase two airplanes to have full time access to training our youth. He invites you to attend the 5th Future Thrust Awards, a Red-Tailed Hawks Youth Program fundraiser on Saturday, November 23, 2019 at Renton Technical College at 5:30 pm. Ticket purchase/donations http:/www.bpapilots.org/chapter-events/. *Korbett Mosesly is a Senior Policy Analyst for the City of Tacoma's Office of Equity and Human Rights, he serves on a number of boards in Pierce County including the Tacoma-Pierce County Black Collective. He's a founder of the Tacoma Black Parents Alliance, a group that is striving for academic excellence for their students and accountability and transparency from the school leaders. *Nichelle Alderson, NTP, LICSW, Holistic Health Therapist, Coach, & Consultant Owner iNfinitely Well Holistic Wellness comments on thr restart-Self Care & Nutrition program and what kind of results you can expect with this 3 week program. *Christinia VanMiddlesworth, Co Chair, Seattle Martin Luther King Jr. Opportunity Fair comments on the progress to date for the January 20, 2020 Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday that is organized by Seattle MLK Organizing Coalition. The MLK Coalition will meet Tuesday, November 26 6:30-8:00 pm at Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute. *Cortez Charles, Outreach and Event Consultant, founder, Turkey Bowl Week the three day affair begins Tuesday, November 26 they will distribute 1000 turkey sandwiches and hygiene kits to those in need. Wednesday turkey dinners will be passed out and a youth flag football game at Rainier Beach High School. On Thanksgiving Day 9:30 am-12:30 pm adult flag football game. A request is made for players and spectators to bring non perishable items for those in need.

On this show I bring on Marcus Harden who is not only an OG at Vigor Ground Fitness and Performance, but also an incredible human being. Marcus has worked in eduction and with youth for close to two decades. He inspired me to start the Vigor DREAM program. A scholarship program that I am working with Marcus to develop that will mentor, guide and support young men and women through accountability, coaching, fitness and performance. Essentially, it will be the mentorship program that I could have used when I was knucklehead and getting into trouble growing up. Marcus Harden is the co-founder of ACE Academy, a non-profit that serves young men of color – specifically African American males and other historically marginalized young men of color. ACE Academy is part of the initial cohort of School Foundry and looks to open as a school model in Fall of 2019. Marcus is in his 15th year in education, having served at multiple levels, including educational policy, school-based counselling, Community Engagement Management for WA Charters, and currently as a Principal Intern completing the University of Washington Danforth program. Marcus is a proud Southeast Seattle native, the voice of Rainier Beach High School, a proud mentor, parent, son, karaoke legend—in his own mind—and aspiring Superhero. We talk about the lessons of being a great mentor and coach, how to go about creating your own programs for the kids in needs, and how to cook them into your business to create more of an impact – while also connecting yourself and your business to something meaningful.  Let's go. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN: How Marcus ended up getting into youth education despite his belief that he didn't like kids or want to do anything with themThe lessons and impact of adopting 4 kids at the age of 26, where it led Marcus, and what you can learn from itHow going to 21 funerals for kids in 4 years changed him and what it’s made him take action onThe 2nd and 3rd order consequences of your decisions and how are they showing up in your life in a negative wayThe MOST important thing to do when mentoring youth and coaching that most people missThe big step of taking on the responsibility of a mentorship and the reason why you may be stuck (you’ll be surprised at the answer)What the “love-ful pedagogy” is and how you can apply it to your business and life to make both a lot betterThe biggest problems in the education system and the solutions that can change how you make a differenceThe “Champ Of The Day” exercise and how you can use it in your life and businessWhy you’re not your brother's keeper, but rather your brother and what this concept means for youThe story of how belief changed a whole class of kids from the worst to the best, and why you shouldn’t look at anyone’s “file”The lesson of the “13 year old you” and how it will help you drop labels, get curious, and treat people with no judgement or labelsThe AAC model (Affirmation, Accountability and Correction) and how you can use it in coaching, leadership and when mentoring youthHow to develop a impactful program in your business that will create change as well as differentiate you to help build a more profitable business  LINKS AND RESOURCES:  ACE Academy: https://aceacademywa.org Marcus Harden Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamthepeoplesninja/ Vigor Ground Fitness and Performance: www.VigorGroundFitness.com Vigor Life Podcast (iTunes): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vigor-life-podcast/id1180256583?mt=2 Luka Hocevar YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ29YcBh-g6onRujX3wD_XA?view_as=subscriber Luka Hocevar Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lukahocevar/ Thanks so much for joining me this week. Have some feedback that you’d like to share? Leave me a review on iTunes.

In this episode, we talk with Serina Holmstrom about her newest project, ecoThrive. We also get into the issues surrounding homelessness in Seattle, ways to stay zen, and the importance of Whiskey. ABOUT SERINA HOLMSTROM:Serina Holmstrom spent five years as a counselor for at-risk youth and families before pursuing residential interior design. Serina brings her passion for social justice, background in direct service and aesthetic gifts to create community-designed spaces that balance beauty and function by serving as a cofounding board member of the new nonprofit, EcoThrive Housing. Her work in building Resilient Villages began with homeless art outreach and making meals for the transitional tiny housing villages newly implemented by the City of Seattle. Along with many others, she is working on meal distribution to homeless encampments and unhoused neighbors.She supports Rainier Beach High School as a mentor to the Housing and Gentrification student group and Washington Building Leaders of Change (WA-BLOC), a program providing year-round culturally infused learning, leadership and social action for scholars K-12 in South Seattle.In addition to endlessly drawing dream treehouses, Serina is working on a television series adaptation of the female spy novel, The Oracle Glass, about an underground network of women revolutionaries in 17th century Paris. This is her second year judging for the Social Justice Film Festival.A LITTLE ABOUT ECO THRIVE:A resilient housing project in Seattle, Washington hoping to provide affordable, permanent, atheistically pleasing, housing for homeless or transitional persons that is also self - sustaining.CONTACT ECO THRIVE:ecothrivehousing.com ***** PODCATS LEVELS OF ACTION*****ONE CLICK WONDER - Support economic opportunity for hardworking vendors by purchasing and reading your local street newspaper. In Seattle, it’s Real Change News, in Austin, The Challenger, Street Sheet in San Francisco, The Big Issue is based in the UK but distributed internationally.TUB THUMPER - Attend a workshop or event led by the anti-racist organizing group, People’s Institute. http://www.pisab.orgSUPER SOLDIER - Volunteer at your local food bank. Just type in “Food bank” + your zip code into your search engine KEEP THE CHANGE - ”We sacrificed our land to make the City of Seattle a beautiful reality. We are still waiting for our justice” - Cecile Hansen, Chairwoman of the Duwamish Tribe. Real Rent Duwamish is a program to provide reoccurring monthly donation to the tribe as a way of serving long-awaited justice. Donate to your local tribe.OR Children’s Defense Freedom Schools puts on programs almost everywhere in the United States. Either seek out your local chapter or donate online.***** OTHER RESOURCES MENTIONED*****If you want to see what Serina’s art collective is up to you can go to lovewinslove.comRead Lindy West’s Article in the New York Times

9/11/2018- Recorded from Jamal Crawford's Elite 30 basketball camp at Rainier Beach High School in Seattle, Washington. The top 30 best high school basketball players in the state of Washington gathered on Crawford Court to compete against one another and help each other get better. Top coaches, trainers, and athletes were all in attendance. Interviews include Chris Hyppa, David King, Jordyn Jenkins, Pierre Crockwell, Tari Eason, Shane Nowell, Stephen Smith, Nolan Hickman, John Christofilis, John Hart, RaeQuan Battle, Micah Monroe, & Cole Bajema. Special thank you to Johnathan Mills Music: Childish Gambino- Have Some Love & Sweatpants Website: www.jeremymillspodcast.com; Twitter: @jeremyjoemills; Facebook: www.facebook.com/jeremymillspodcast; Email: jeremymillspodcast@gmail.com

8/19/18- Live from Week #5 of The CrawsOver. Rob Harris of SB Battle joined us to chat about what is was like on Jamal Crawford's previous pro-am championship teams, his favorite memories a a spectator & player, & more. Ahmaad Rorie of Worldwide SM & The University of Montana spoke about playing for Coach Snow, his favorite memory as a player at The CrawsOver, & who we see's as competitors in the playoffs. MarJon Beauchamp of The Unit & Rainier Beach High School joined us 7 gave insight on playing with Michael Porter Jr. & being coached by Brandon Roy. He also reflects on playing against Noah Dickerson, how he views Rainier Beach High School & their basketball history, & his goals as a junior. Subscribe so you don't miss an episode- you never know who will show up next! Special thank you to Johnathan Mills. Intro beat is Japan ft Ray Kincaid- Jaykin via BeatzEra YT Website: www.jeremymillspodcast.com; Twitter: @jeremyjoemills; Facebook: www.facebook.com/jeremymillspodcast; Email: jeremymillspodcast@gmail.com

Chris Fetters and Scott Eklund of Dawgman.com talk about the breaking news Friday that Nathaniel Kalepo, a 6-foot-5, 290-pound offensive lineman from Rainier Beach High School in Seattle, has decided to stay home and verbally commit to the University of Washington for the 2019 recruiting class. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Xtehn Titcomb first played ultimate in middle school at Spring Reign in 1997. Soon after that, ultimate became his main sport and a lifelong passion! He played and captained at The University of Chicago and played for Chicago's premier men's club team, Machine. Upon moving back to Seattle, Xtehn played with Voodoo, Emerald City Ultimate, Sockeye, and now is a player/coach on the men's club team Seattle Seaking.   Xtehn began coaching in 2006 at Roosevelt High School. After eight years, he transferred to Rainier Beach High School, where he currently coaches. Meanwhile, Xtehn has organized/coached dozens of youth and adult ultimate camps and clinics in the US, South America, Europe, and Asia. Xtehn plays and coaches with the mentality that hard work, mental toughness, and a teamwork make an ultimate player great. Along with his two sisters and two brothers, Xtehn founded Five Ultimate in 2006. He has worked on various aspects of the company, mostly in the areas of operations and marketing. Xtehn and his siblings are also responsible for The All-Star Ultimate Tour, The Ultimate Project, Seattle Cascades, and a couple other projects that are in the works. He currently is CEO and General Manager at Seattle Cascades.   http://www.goingdeepwithaaron.com/podcast   Connect with Xtehn Twitter Website Seattle Cascades   If you liked this interview, check out episode 62 with Steve Gordon where we discuss the AUDL and the role of self-officiation in the sport’s future.