You're probably wondering who's voice keeps showing up throughout the series? Even if you're not, this episode i'll talk about my own story and how a child of immigrant parents decided to pay no attention to what seemed normal for an asian american to do as a career and take his own steps. 

If you remember in my first episode I talked about my time at Skinzleague and the amazing people I met during my time working for the local Pro-Am League. Dakota Wahkinney is one of those amazing people I got the chance to share the sideline with. Dakota is also a content creator and works closely with the Native community here in Oklahoma but also works in Professional basketball as a Videographer and Photographer for the NBA G-League! Dakota is like a big brother and a mentor for me so our conversations can go on for hours. I had to reluctantly end the conversation to be roughly under an hour and couldn't find the heart to cut out portions of our convo. Because of this i've split the conversation into two parts for you to enjoy!

Part two of my convo with Dakota!

On this episode we'll be talking with a childhood friend of mine Kugan Suppiah. We get to hear about Kugan's experience being a manager for OU basketball and how he made his way to currently handling basketball ops for the Miami Heat's G-League Team Sioux Falls Skyforce.

Trey Mena has been like a big brother during my time in professional sports. He's someone that I initially connected with on social media and a few years later who knew we would be sharing the room with the best basketball players in the world. Trey has had a unique journey from his time in Baylor to now working as a content creator for the Miami heat and this episode he talks with us about what it took to get to where he is today. 

A few moments from my conversations throughout the episodes!