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May 30, 2025 27 min

Episode 5: “BA$KETBALL” (Greg Grant Interview)

from The Right ‘REED’ Podcast

From a Division-3 standout to an eight-year NBA veteran, Greg Grant’s journey is the epitome of grit, perseverance, and defying the odds. On Episode 5 of The Right ‘REED’ Podcast, we take you inside his path—from the uncertainties of draft night, living out his dream of being an NBA player and life after basketball. Trenton, New Jersey’s very own neighborhood hero shares untold stories, hard-earned wisdom, and the mindset it takes to carve out a lasting career in the league. Tune in to see it first hand. Live Now via YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, Podcast Index, Listen Notes, RSS Community, Pandora, iHeartRadio, Deezer. Don’t forget to check out our playlist inspired by Episode 5. Now available on Apple Music and Spotify.

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Episode 5: “BA$KETBALL” (Greg Grant Interview)

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  1. 0:00 Intro
  2. 2:22 Fit Check
  3. 3:53 Floyd Finacial Group Ad
  4. 5:08 Draft Night
  5. 8:06 When Did You Know You’d Make It?
  6. 10:25 Who Was Your Favorite Team That You Played For?
  7. 15:39 Is It Harder To Be A Player or Coach?
  8. 17:30 Who Did You Respect In Your Draft?
  9. 18:55 Life After Basketball
  10. 21:37 Old School or New School?
  11. 23:20 Call To Action
  12. 23:35 Outro

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