Tue, 01 Dec 2020 07:42:37 +0000Captivate.fmfelipefontes@beyondmediacorp.com (Felipe Fontes)https://artwork.captivate.fm/89d856c5-8033-4aa5-a4f1-2ee0ed3f6221/uy-owjvkynmy1br5ab2sk4zy.jpgFelipe Fontesfelipefontes@beyondmediacorp.comFelipe FontesFormer athlete and current sports journalist, Felipe addresses a multitude of topics and themes with guests from different backgrounds and passions - all from an athlete’s perspective.https://beyondmediacorp.comyesepisodicYes003 The Makings of a ChefPrivate chef and entrepreneur George Llanos explains his international journey to becoming a chef, how entrepreneurship differs from the traditional route in his line of business, and how his football background supplied him with the thick skin to power through criticism. Private chef and entrepreneur George Llanos explains his international journey to becoming a chef, how entrepreneurship differs from the traditional route in his line of business, and how his football background supplied him with the thick skin to power through criticism.

]]>ab60d41e-1123-4fd9-afc3-f67f45b7c559Fri, 24 Jul 2020 13:00:00 -050051:29yesfullPrivate chef and entrepreneur George Llanos explains his international journey to becoming a chef, how entrepreneurship differs from the traditional route in his line of business, and how his football background supplied him with the thick skin to power through criticism.Felipe Fontes002 Why Black Lives don't Matter when it comes to sportsHofstra University Political Science and Journalism graduate Wil Davis explains why Black Lives Don't Matter when it comes to sports - as written by Dr. Jason Johnson in a recent article. Wil and Felipe discuss whether the NBA and NFL should play despite two current pandemics, the NFL opting to play the Negro National Anthem in Week 1, and top college basketball prospects choosing HBCUs over top programs like UCLA. Hofstra University Political Science and Journalism graduate Wil Davis explains why Black Lives Don't Matter when it comes to sports - as written by Dr. Jason Johnson in a recent article. Wil and Felipe discuss whether the NBA and NFL should play despite two current pandemics, the NFL opting to play the Negro National Anthem in Week 1, and top college basketball prospects choosing HBCUs over top programs like UCLA.

]]>396670de-d4ac-4b7e-8bd7-5d3cfa9ffbf6Fri, 17 Jul 2020 13:00:00 -050001:23:21yesfullHofstra University Political Science and Journalism graduate Wil Davis explains why Black Lives Don't Matter when it comes to sports - as written by Dr. Jason Johnson in a recent article. Wil and Felipe discuss whether the NBA and NFL should play despite two current pandemics, the NFL opting to play the Negro National Anthem in Week 1, and top college basketball prospects choosing HBCUs over top programs like UCLA.Felipe Fontes001 Former NFL LB Jelani Jenkins' utilization of mindfulness in his transition to entrepreneurship5 year NFL vet and entrepreneur Jelani Jenkins talks about the power of mindfulness and meditation and how he was able to transition from being an athlete at the highest level to being successful off the field with his business - Mind Body Sports - where he helps young athletes and others utilize their mind body and spirit to facilitate their personal development. 5 year NFL vet and entrepreneur Jelani Jenkins talks about the power of mindfulness and meditation and how he was able to transition from being an athlete at the highest level to being successful off the field with his business - Mind Body Sports - where he helps young athletes and others utilize their mind body and spirit to facilitate their personal development.

]]>f5237bca-0ab0-4656-a744-3497296e1983Fri, 10 Jul 2020 13:00:00 -050049:46yesfull5 year NFL vet and entrepreneur Jelani Jenkins talks about the power of mindfulness and meditation and how he was able to transition from being an athlete at the highest level to being successful off the field with his business - Mind Body Sports - where he helps young athletes and others utilize their mind body and spirit to facilitate their personal development.Felipe Fontes