Talk It Over

In this episode, Sydney Satchell shares her remarkable journey of resilience, faith, and self-discovery. From a life-altering car crash to her emotional adjustment to an amputated leg, Sydney, a lifelong athlete, overcame enormous challenges. She found strength in positivity, overcoming grief, and embracing sitting volleyball, which helped her love herself and discover new horizons. Sydney sheds light on the overlooked Paralympics, emphasizing the incredible skills of athletes and the importance of recognition. With unwavering faith and gratitude, Sydney relied on God's guidance, showcasing the power of perseverance and faith in facing life's trials.

Join us for the first half of this incredible episode as Sydney Satchell shares her remarkable journey from unexpected beginnings to uncharted paths. In this captivating episode, we dive into the extraordinary life of Sydney Satchell, a USA Sitting National Volleyball Team player Sydney’s journey is nothing short of remarkable. Sydney discusses her journey as she shares humble beginnings and how she discovered the world of organized volleyball. Despite never having played the sport before, Sydney’s passion and dedication eventually led her to secure a spot on the USA Sitting National Volleyball Team in 2019. She highlights the importance of building meaningful relationships with those behind the scenes, as these connections can often shape one’s path in unexpected ways. Sydney’s ability to nurture these bonds resulted in the creation of an award in her name, a testament to her impact and influence within the Howard University community.

Herbert Endeley was born in Minnesota, but by the time he was five, Herbert Endeley and his family had moved to Tanzania. That move made him into the player he is today; at the age of 18, Herbert was announced to be the Gatorade player of the year in Minnesota. Later that year Herbert committed to Indiana, and the rest is history. Herbert's biggest goal is to win a championship at Indiana with his teammates after they fell short his Sophomore year. Follow us on Instagram: @talk.it.overpodcast, @Khalise.h, and @Jellyyfrigo!!

Going into her junior year at Boston College, women soccer player Laura Gouvin is ready for whatever is in front of her. Growing up playing the game she loves, Laura will continue to work out and strive to be the best player she can be on the field. With the support from her teammates and her parents, we believe that she will be able to achieve her goals. Follow us on Instagram: @talk.it.overpodcast, @Khalise.h, and @Jellyyfrigo!!

Rainelle Jones is back to kill it one more time for her graduate season! She had a lot of other offers, but she knew that Maryland would be the one for her. It's a good thing she picked Maryland because she helped Maryland be the Big Ten's best-blocking team for a second straight season. While doing that, she also led the NCAA in blocks per set. She touches on how that made her feel. Rainelle grew up in a neighborhood where not many people made it out. Rainelle strived to overcome obstacles many feared. Rainelle has a family and a community that supports her. Rainelle is playing a sport that brings her such great pride and joy, and she sits down with us to discuss it! Follow us on Instagram: @talk.it.overpodcast, @Khalise.h, and @Jellyyfrigo!!

Dathan Hickey from Bristol Central High school switched roles once he got to Yale University to play football. he started off as a small guy in high school, and now he plays a big role in Yale's defensive line. He took advantage of his off seasons and took the time to develop and grow as an athelte. From injuries that slowed him down and having to go through humbling experiences, Dathan is ready to take on his senior season this fall. Follow us on Instagram: @talk.it.overpodcast, @Khalise.h, and @Jellyyfrigo!!

Kateri Poole, of Bronx New York, tells her collegiate basketball story. Inluding her time at Ohio State, and her goals for her upcoming season at LSU. A girl strongly dedicated to family and humility. Where will those values take her this upcoming season? Follow us on Instagram: @talk.it.overpodcast, @Khalise.h, and @Jellyyfrigo!!

George Washington University Pitcher Benny Wilson was in CT for the summer as he played for the New Britain Bees! He is getting ready for his junior year and has a lot of people to impress, even himself. Coming off of a rebuilding season, he believes that he could help turn his team around and get the ring that they have been wanting. Follow us on Instagram: @talk.it.overpodcast, @Khalise.h, and @Jellyyfrigo!!

Mike Jones, aka Coach Mike is the head strength and conditioning coach at the University of Saint Joseph. From developing two strength and conditioning programs, he has a lot of experience in the strength field. From a serious injury to recovering from it all and encouraging people from all walks of life, coach Mike is the ultimate hero. The athletic community at the University of Saint Joseph is lucky to have him as part of our team. Athletes He dedicates all of his time and energy to ensuring the athletic department is where it needs to be. Follow us on Instagram: @talk.it.overpodcast, @Khalise.h, and @Jellyyfrigo!!

In this episode, we're jumping into Raegan Rutty's gymnastic career. She's Cayman Islands' first-ever Olympic gymnast! Raegan is a warrior and overcame an injury right before her Olympic meet... but that didn't stop her from completing her dreams. Tune into this episode to learn more about Raegan and her journey. Follow us on Instagram: @talk.it.overpodcast, @Khalise.h, and @Jellyyfrigo!!