Still an Athlete
Still an Athlete
Podcast Description
For Former Athletes Building Empires (After the Game Ends)
You were told your peak was on the field, court, or track. Then reality hit: "What now?"
The transition out of sports can feel like a loss of identity, purpose, and community—leaving many of us feeling lost, depressed, or stuck in careers that don’t fit.
I’ve been there. That’s why Still an Athlete exists.
This isn’t a podcast about "letting go" of your athletic past. It’s about leveraging it to dominate your next chapter. Each week, I interview former athletes who’ve turned their discipline, grit, and competitive edge into successful businesses, creative hustles, and fulfilling lives—from ex-NBA players turned Grammy-winning producers to D1 athletes who built 7-figure brands.
We break the lies like:
"Your glory days are behind you."
"You have to start from scratch."
"Athletes don’t belong in [art, tech, finance, etc.]."
If you’re:
Struggling to find purpose after sports
Tired of being called "washed up"
Ready to use your athlete mindset to win in business, art, or life
…you’re still an athlete. And the game’s just getting good.
Subscribe now on YouTube / Spotify
Follow @still.anathlete on IG for clips + guest drops
"The jersey might be retired. You’re not."
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast concentrates on themes like identity loss post-sports, entrepreneurship, creative ventures, and personal development. Episodes often include topics such as navigating grief after retirement, uncovering transferable skills from athletics to business, and showcasing inspiring stories of former athletes who have achieved success in various fields, such as an ex-NBA player becoming a Grammy-winning producer.
For Former Athletes Building Empires (After the Game Ends)
You were told your peak was on the field, court, or track. Then reality hit: “What now?”
The transition out of sports can feel like a loss of identity, purpose, and community—leaving many of us feeling lost, depressed, or stuck in careers that don’t fit.
I’ve been there. That’s why Still an Athlete exists.
This isn’t a podcast about “letting go” of your athletic past. It’s about leveraging it to dominate your next chapter. Each week, I interview former athletes who’ve turned their discipline, grit, and competitive edge into successful businesses, creative hustles, and fulfilling lives—from ex-NBA players turned Grammy-winning producers to D1 athletes who built 7-figure brands.
We break the lies like:
“Your glory days are behind you.”
“You have to start from scratch.”
“Athletes don’t belong in [art, tech, finance, etc.].”
If you’re:
Struggling to find purpose after sports
Tired of being called “washed up”
Ready to use your athlete mindset to win in business, art, or life
…you’re still an athlete. And the game’s just getting good.
Subscribe now on YouTube / Spotify
Follow @still.anathlete on IG for clips + guest drops
“The jersey might be retired. You’re not.”
In this raw and reflective Juneteenth episode, I freestyle a few thoughts on the legendary Tommie Smith — the Olympic gold medalist who risked it all to raise his fist for justice in 1968.
This isn’t just history — it’s a reminder that athletes have always had power far beyond the scoreboard. From the podium to the protest line, this is why Still an Athlete exists.
Listen now to honor the legacy… and remember why the fight still continues.
Follow the show on Instagram: @still.anathlete
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