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…Hockey has not always been the most diverse sport. I think we are definitely making strides now to increase diversity. I think it’s been a long time coming, but I think the hockey world is definitely ready. Kelsey Koelzer on what it means to be the first Black ice hockey […]
“…I mean we’re talking about A.J. Foyt, Al Unser, Sr., and Rick Mears. I can’t believe I’m in the same group as these guys.” Hélio Castroneves on winning his fourth Indianapolis 500 Hélio Castroneves has done something that only three men before him have done and that’s win the Indianapolis […]
I did play a lot of baseball growing up. My brother (Mellow Man Ace) man, we were a one-two combo. He pitched, I was the catcher and we were striking fools out every game. For a minute we thought we might have a career in baseball you know that’s until […]
The morning after my firing episode aired my agents called my and said, ‘they want to bring you back and it might turn into a series regular.’ So that was crazy and totally unexpected. Life changing. Sarah Drew on originally playing in just two episodes as Dr. April Kepner on […]
The Radio BOSS Donal Ware talks with actress Sarah Drew and with Detroit Pistons general manager Troy Weaver and talks about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees. Download or listen to the podcast.
NFL Draft hopefuls Mac McCain, Bryan Mills, and David Moore all talk with the Radio BOSS. Download or listen to the podcast.
Great player. Great player. Great player. Unbelievable talent. Nate McMillan’s response when asked what he remembers about playing against Len Bias. Nate McMillan is on his third NBA head coaching gig, this time as the interim head coach of the Atlanta Hawks. McMillan talked with the Radio BOSS about the […]
The Radio BOSS talks NBA and talks with Atlanta Hawks interim head coach Nate McMillan. Download or listen to the podcast.
The Radio BOSS Donal Ware talks NBA with Mike Wallace, senior editor of Grind City Media. He also talks about how Major League Baseball celebrates Jackie Robinson Day, but also asks why only 8% of players in MLB are Black. Download or listen.
