Erik Poldroo and Ivan Tchatchouwo from The Zone joined Roy Kessel and Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at Super Bowl 59. Ivan and Erik shared their insights into the importance of mental wellness in athletics and how The Zone is providing innovative solutions to support athletes’ mental health and performance.
Nicholas Esayian from LIGHT Helmets joined Roy Kessel and the Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at Super Bowl LVIII. He shared his insights into advancements in helmet technology and player safety.
Brook Choulet from Choulet Wellness joined Roy Kessel and Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at Super Bowl. Brook shared her insight into the importance of athlete mental health, the role of resilience in performance, and the need for improved education on sleep and mental well-being within professional sports.
Joanne Pasternack from Laureus USA joined Roy Kessel and Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at the Super Bowl. Joanne shared her insight into the transformative power of sports philanthropy and how organizations can leverage sports as a tool for social impact and youth development. With her extensive experience in community engagement and corporate social responsibility, she discussed the importance of strategic partnerships and programs that create meaningful change in underserved communities.
Danielle Moinet BYB Extreme Bareknuckle Boxing joined Karisa Maxwell and Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at the Super Bowl. Danielle shared her insight into the intersection of sports, entertainment, and philanthropy, highlighting the importance of using one’s platform to create positive social impact and engage communities through charitable initiatives.
BJ Ganem, co-founder and CEO of Sierra Delta, joined Karisa Maxwell and the Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at the Super Bowl. He shared his insights into the importance of providing appropriate dog therapy for military veterans through Sierra Delta’s innovative programs.
Miles Killebrew from Pittsburgh Steelers joined Karisa Maxwell and Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at the Super Bowl. Miles shared his insight into the My Cause My Cleats initiative and his support for Café Momentum, an award-winning nonprofit that helps justice-involved youth gain culinary skills and life-changing career opportunities. He emphasized how the program provides young individuals with purpose, resilience, and valuable life skills, helping them redefine their futures and transition into the professional world with confidence.
Bernie Kosar from Kosar Wellness joined Karisa Maxwell and Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at the Super Bowl. Bernie shared his insight into the importance of athlete health and wellness, particularly focusing on the challenges that players face after their professional careers. Drawing from his own experiences as a former NFL quarterback, he discussed the physical and mental toll of the game and the need for better long-term care for athletes.
Virgil Herring from High Performance Golf Academy joined Karisa Maxwell and Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at the Super Bowl. Herring shared his insight into how the mental strategies used in golf can translate to success in business and life, emphasizing perseverance, overcoming adversity, and structured practice. He also discussed his advocacy for military veterans, highlighting the challenges they face transitioning to civilian life and the support systems available to help them adjust.
Antomius Wise from Wise Protective Services and More, Inc. joined Roy Kessel and Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at the Super Bowl. Antomius shared his insights into his journey from the NFL to founding a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to supporting domestic violence survivors, promoting financial literacy, addressing childhood obesity, and mentoring children affected by HIV/AIDS. He also discussed his role as a Special Agent with the United States Secret Service and his commitment to community enrichment through Life Strategies 2.0.
Dominique Easley, Super Bowl champion, and Eric Cuson, CEO and founder of SameHere Global, joined Karisa Maxwell and Sports Philanthropy Network at Radio Row during the Super Bowl. Easley shared his insights on mental health, focusing on the challenges athletes face transitioning to civilian life and the importance of vulnerability. Cuson discussed SameHere Global’s mission to normalize mental health conversations and reduce stigma by connecting shared human experiences. Both highlighted the need for openness and support in fostering resilience and mental well-being.
Brayden Narveson from the Tennessee Titans joined Karisa Maxwell and Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at Super Bowl. Brayden shared his insights into his journey as a professional football placekicker, his experiences with teams like the Titans and the Green Bay Packers, and his commitment to promoting Type 1 diabetes awareness, a condition he personally manages.
Kevin Harker from the American Heart Association joined Roy Kessel and Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at the Super Bowl. Kevin shared his insight into the importance of Hands-Only CPR, the role of AED accessibility in saving lives, and the need for increased CPR awareness in schools and sports organizations. He emphasized how immediate action during cardiac emergencies can significantly improve survival rates and discussed initiatives aimed at making life-saving techniques more widely known and accessible.
Regina Smithwick from Regina Smithwick Enterprise LLC joined Roy Kessel and Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at Super Bowl. She shared her insight into the importance of self-discovery and personal empowerment, emphasizing how her Ring Out Your Sponge program helps individuals release self-doubt and embrace their purpose. Regina also discussed her nonprofit, The PM Foundation, which focuses on supporting women in cultivating confidence and leadership skills to create a meaningful impact in their communities.
Jay Allen joined Roy Kessel and Sports Philanthropy Network on Radio Row at the Super Bowl. Jay shared his insight into the power of music as a tool for advocacy, particularly in raising awareness for Alzheimer’s disease. Allen spoke about his personal connection to the cause, inspired by his late mother’s battle with the disease, and how his song Blank Stares has become an anthem for families affected by Alzheimer’s. Jay highlighted the role artists can play in philanthropy, using their platforms to inspire change and bring attention to important social issues. His conversation underscored the intersection of sports, music, and philanthropy, demonstrating how different industries can unite for meaningful impact.
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