Tinman Podcast

My guest on this episode is Sergio Gonzalez, goalkeeper coach for Racing Louisville. With over two decades of experience across college soccer, youth national teams, and the NWSL, Sergio has earned a reputation as both an elite goalkeeper developer and an exceptional human being. As Racing looks toward another playoff push in 2026, I’m excited to share this conversation with one of the game’s most respected goalkeeper coaches. 🎧 Apple apple.co/3NmBxTW 🎧 Spotify spoti.fi/3v3h2Fv 📺 YouTube youtu.be/QEHpoyrN3nY 💻 Website ctinius81.podbean.com

Harvey Araton spent decades working for daily newspapers in the New York City area—spending 25 years at The New York Times, where he served as a Sports of the Times columnist for 15 years. In 2017, he received the Curt Gowdy Media Award from the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, honoring excellence in basketball journalism. He was also named Sportswriter of the Year in 1998 and was a 1994 Pulitzer Prize nominee, among many other accolades. Over the course of his career, Araton covered 10 Olympic Games, along with Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, multiple World Series, Super Bowls, and NCAA Final Fours. He is also the author, co‑author, or editor of ten books. When the Garden Was Eden, his acclaimed account of the New York Knicks’ championship teams of the early 1970s, was adapted into an ESPN 30 for 30 documentary, which Araton co‑produced. Most recently, he published his middle‑grades novel The Goal of the Game, released last December. In our conversation, we discuss Araton’s writing process, his favorite events to cover, and timely youth sports themes explored in his new book. 🎧 Apple apple.co/3NmBxTW 🎧 Spotify spoti.fi/3v3h2Fv 💻 Website ctinius81.podbean.com 🖥 YouTube youtu.be/Jeww9xkFbnU

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As we prepare for Super Bowl Sunday, revisit last year's conversation with Gary Dunn, two-time Super Bowl champion as part of the Pittsburgh Steelers dynasty in the 1970s! After a stellar career as a Miami Hurricane, he had to fight for his job as part of the famous Steel Curtain defense. Dunn was part of Super Bowl XIII and Super Bowl XIV victories, and eventually a team captain. He shares plenty of fun stories like this one. If you've ever wondered what goes on at the bottom of the pile in a Super Bowl, this episode is for you! 🎧 Spotify bit.ly/3Ep6ipN 🎧 Apple bit.ly/3CABRfP 📺 YouTube youtu.be/Q9c8WSxZa_A 💻 Website ctinius81.podbean.com

Singer-songwriter Jake Thistle shares insights into his influences and musical journey. Jake discusses his northern New Jersey roots, the impact of iconic venues like @thestonepony, and his songwriting process. He also shares his excitement for upcoming projects and new music, and highlights the importance of the @lod_foundation Winterfest shows, raising money for Parkinson's research. 🎧 Apple apple.co/3NmBxTW 🎧 Spotify spoti.fi/3v3h2Fv 💻 Website ctinius81.podbean.com 📺 YouTube youtu.be/yuxquemiBuA

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Green Bay Packers reporter Dominique Yates helps kick off Season 4! We discuss the current state of the Packers as they head into a playoff match-up with the Chicago Bears. We also delve into the impact of injuries on the team, the keys to victory, and the overall NFC playoff picture. Dominique shares insights on the atmosphere at Lambeau Field, his experiences covering the team, and the dynamics of fan bases across the league. 🎧 Apple apple.co/3NmBxTW 🎧 Spotify spoti.fi/3v3h2Fv 💻 Website ctinius81.podbean.com 📺 YouTube youtu.be/IY4XFPHYjeA

Here’s to everyone knowing and pursuing their passion in the new year. Check out the full episode and more… 🎧 Apple apple.co/3NmBxTW 🎧 Spotify spoti.fi/3v3h2Fv 💻 Website ctinius81.podbean.com 📺 YouTube youtu.be/mAVVP3VcfyI

Hope Clark, head coach of Daytona State College women's soccer has led her team to back-to-back national championships. Clark shares her journey from being a multi-sport athlete to becoming a successful coach, discussing the challenges and triumphs of navigating the junior college soccer landscape. She emphasizes the importance of mentorship, team culture, and the unique dynamics of recruiting in junior college soccer. We also highlight her family's deep connection to the sport including her husband (national referee), daughter (player), father (coach), and brother-in-law (international player). @hokiehope @DSCWSOCCER 🎧 Apple apple.co/3NmBxTW 🎧 Spotify spoti.fi/3v3h2Fv 💻 Website ctinius81.podbean.com 📺 YouTube youtu.be/mAVVP3VcfyI

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Denny 'Stretch' Williams shares his inspiring journey battling esophageal cancer. He discusses the challenges faced during his diagnosis, treatment, and recovery, emphasizing the importance of mental health and community support. A camp through Epic Experience transformed Williams' perspective on life, showing that connection through a common experience can significantly impact recovery and outlook. He now works for the nonprofit organization that supports adult cancer survivors. Apple apple.co/3NmBxTW Spotify spoti.fi/3v3h2Fv YouTube youtu.be/1PFzSEW0bVA Website ctinius81.podbean.com

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Matt Thune is set to begin his first season at the helm of the women's basketball program at the University of Alaska Anchorage. We discuss his journey in coaching, his experiences in various programs, coaching philosophy, recruitment strategies, and more. Growing up in Indiana, basketball was a significant part of Thune's life. Knowing he wanted to coach from an early age, he took a chance heading to the University of Louisville for graduate school. Then Jeff Walz took a chance on him during a highly successful era for the program, including a run to national championship game. Thune compares working for Walz to getting a doctorate in basketball. He believes in recruiting players that fit his coaching style, and emphasizes the importance of building confidence in players. Thune's coaching philosophy focuses on a fast-paced, aggressive style of play mixed with good old fashion work ethic learned from his dad. He's ready to showcase that brand of basketball in his first season with the Seawolves. 🎧 Apple apple.co/3NmBxTW 🎧 Spotify spoti.fi/3v3h2Fv 📺YouTube youtu.be/4t3OISI4txI 💻 Website ctinius81.podbean.com

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Mary Taylor Cowles is set to be inducted into the Athletics Hall of Fame at Western Kentucky University. Her overall impact on Lady Topper basketball is unmatched. She was part of the program for a record 21 seasons, four as a player, seven as an assistant coach, and ten as head coach. In fact, Cowles played a role in 447 Lady Topper victories and advanced to the post-season 18 times. She’s part of the 1,000 point club, and was both a Conference Tournament Most Outstanding Player and Coach of the Year. Cowles shares her journey from her early life in Marshall County, where she developed a passion for basketball, to her successful college career at WKU. She reflects on her memorable moments as a player, her transition into coaching, and the influential figures who shaped her coaching philosophy. Mary also discusses her experiences coaching at Ensworth and Davidson Academy, her diagnosis with MS, and how she continues to inspire young athletes despite the challenges she faces. The conversation highlights the importance of resilience, mentorship, and the love of the game. 🎧 Apple apple.co/3NmBxTW 🎧 Spotify spoti.fi/3v3h2Fv 📺 YouTube youtu.be/BpcAOimXQu4 💻 Website ctinius81.podbean.com

Season 1 guest Alli Truttmann, Founder and CEO of Wicked Technologies, recently won a $1 million prize at the Rally conference, an innovation conference for startups. Alli was a college athlete who spun her grit, determination, and ingenuity into success as an entrepreneur. She started Wicked Sheets out of her apartment, and is still expanding to new products.  Revisit our conversation as the company was rebranding to Wicked Technologies. 🎧 Apple apple.co/3NmBxTW 🎧 Spotify spoti.fi/3v3h2Fv 💻 Website ctinius81.podbean.com 📺 YouTube youtu.be/MFxtnmagIEo

Craig Alvin is a renowned recording engineer and mixer known for his work with artists like Brittany Howard and Kacey Musgraves. In fact, he was a Grammy winner in 2019 for his work on Musgraves' album Golden Hour.  Craig shares his journey from growing up in Portland, Oregon, to establishing himself in the music scene of Muscle Shoals, Alabama. The conversation delves into the nuances of music production roles, the unique atmosphere of Muscle Shoals, and the creative processes behind notable projects. Craig reflects on his experiences, the magic of collaboration, and the importance of being open to unexpected outcomes in music. 🎧 Apple apple.co/3NmBxTW 🎧 Spotify spoti.fi/3v3h2Fv 📺 YouTube youtu.be/JXcXvsWc_OU 💻 Website ctinius81.podbean.com