The Rebound

The Rebound w/Kash Patel

The Rebound w/Kash Patel

Length 29:58

American Attorney and Trump Advisor

Kash Patel is an American attorney and former government official. He served as a U.S. National Security Council official, senior advisor to the acting Director of National Intelligence, and chief of staff to the acting United States secretary of defense during the Trump presidency. A member of the Republican Party, Patel previously worked as a senior aide to congressman Devin Nunes when he chaired the House Intelligence Committee. He was previously a federal public defender, a federal prosecutor working on national security cases, and a legal liaison to the United States Armed Forces. He played a key role in unearthing wrongdoing by the FBI and DOJ in the then President Trump Russia-gate matter. Kash was the author of “The Nunes Memo” which proved that FISA’s were illegally and unethically secured for political motives. Kash is an accomplished author and currently has a best selling book titled “Government Gangsters” available now.

The Rebound w/Kevin Corrigan

The Rebound w/Kevin Corrigan

Length 26:32

Kevin Corrigan is the current and 2x national champion American lacrosse head coach for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish men’s lacrosse team. Kevin is the longest active tenured coach in men’s lacrosse at the Division I level and is widely respected and revered by his peers. Coach Corrigan is the recipient of the 2001 Great Western Lacrosse League Coach of the Year award. Also in 2009, he received the Frenchy Julien Service Award from the USILA for “outstanding and continuous service to the sport”. He manages by identifying character and focusing on the important parts of life, not just sports. He and Coach Doherty discuss his recent national championship and some of the details of an extraordinary season and an amazing coaching career.

The Rebound w/Erik Moses

The Rebound w/Erik Moses

Length 22:38

In this episode, Coach Doherty talks with former President of the Nashville Super speedway, and current CEO of the Fiesta Bowl, Erik Moses. Erik is an educated and accomplished C-Suite executive and attorney with expertise in sports, entertainment, live events and hospitality industries. Erik has a distinguished career and proven track record of team building, operational management and industry achievement, particularly with underperforming operations. Erik discusses the growth of professional and college sports on the economy and society and his role in leadership.

The Rebound w/Nancy Lieberman

The Rebound w/Nancy Lieberman

Length 22:50

This week Coach Doherty interviews Hall Of Fame basketball pioneer Nancy Lieberman. “Lady Magic” is a former player and WNBA Coach who is currently a broadcaster for the Oklahoma City Thunder of the NBA and the Coach of the “Power” a team in the Big3 summer league she took to a Championship in 2018. Nancy is considered one of the greatest figures in basketball history. She was a dominant player representing America internationally as the best in the world, she led the way for women’s basketball.

The Rebound w/NASCAR President Steve Phelps

The Rebound w/NASCAR President Steve Phelps

Length 24:21

Steve Phelps has served as President of Nascar since 2018. Phelps oversees all operations, competition and partnerships for the sanctioning body, including the management of 15 racetrack facilities and the International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) sports car series. Under Phelps’ leadership, NASCAR has transformed its business and strengthened the sport’s position for long-term growth and success, with a focus on delivering the best motorsports racing in the world, providing outstanding entertainment experiences, and building a globally diverse community of loyal fans. Phelps is credited for navigating NASCAR through Covid and creating a contemporary focused, mass appeal product that serves all so NASCAR may continue to flourish in ratings and popularity.

The Rebound w/Michael Kidd-Gilchrist

The Rebound w/Michael Kidd-Gilchrist

Length 25:29

Michale Kidd-Gilchrist was born in Philadelphia and was recognized as one of the best players in America attending St Patrick High School in 2010 with Kyrie Irving in New Jersey. He attended Kentucky and in his first season led the team to a national championship, then declared for the NBA draft. He was drafted #2 and played 10 years in Charlotte. He has a stutter and has embarked on a national stuttering awareness tour.

The NBA veteran regularly takes time to educate others and help those in need of guidance about the challenges with stuttering. He is bringing out awareness, patience and understanding about a misunderstood topic.

“I remember a time when I didn’t want anyone to know about my stutter. When I entered speech therapy at the University of Kentucky, I told my therapist that I didn’t want anyone to know,” he said. “Today, I see my stutter as a gift that I have embraced, and I want to help others who stutter and those who are getting into the field of speech-language pathology.”

The Rebound w/Matt Doherty: Pedro Orta

The Rebound w/Matt Doherty: Pedro Orta

Length 23:58

Pedro Israel Orta is a Miami-born son of Cuban immigrants who fled the tyranny of Fidel Castro’s communism. Pedro is a CIA and Intelligence whistle blower, an ordained minister and an award winning photographer. After receiving Summa Cum Laude from Florida International, Pedro received his Masters from George Washington University and then spent several years in conflict zones like Afghanistan, Yemen and Iran where he received eight Exceptional Performance Awards for his contribution to the country. In 2015 Pedro was appointed to the office of the Inspector General for two years. Pedro has written several books and continues to practice his ministry in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

The Rebound w/Matt Doherty: Harris Barton

The Rebound w/Matt Doherty: Harris Barton

Length 25:25

This week Matt talks with famous all-pro lineman Harris Barton from the San Francisco 49ers. Harris is a 3x Super Bowl champion. He graduated UNC with a BA in Finance and became a fund manager after a distinguished career in San Francisco with the 49ers. Harris experienced some extraordinary setbacks with the collapse of the stack market in 2009 which required him to make many changes to overcome some peril for him and his family. Along the way, Harris lost both his parents to brain cancer and launched a 501(c) called Champion Charities with former teammate Ronnie Lott.