Finding Your People: Mohammad Khan on Pickleball, Belonging, and Building Community

In this episode, Taylor sits down with Mohammad Khan, founder of Capital City Pickleball, for a conversation about community, belonging, and what it means to create something that brings people together.Mohammad shares his experience immigrating to Texas from Saudi Arabia shortly after 9/11 and the challenges of growing up feeling like an outsider. They talk about the lessons he learned through Boy Scouts, how those experiences shaped his confidence and leadership style, and why building community has become such an important part of his life.The conversation also explores Mohammad's entrepreneurial journey, his unexpected introduction to pickleball, and how a simple idea grew into one of Austin's most vibrant and welcoming communities. Along the way, they discuss friendship, connection, resilience, and why finding your people matters more than ever in an increasingly disconnected world.It's an honest conversation about identity, purpose, and the power of creating spaces where people feel like they belong.You can find Capital City Pickleball at capitalcitypickleball.com and @capitalcitypickleball on InstagramIf you enjoyed this episode, please follow, subscribe, leave a review, and share with someone who might appreciate this conversation!Follow us on Socials @whothepodcareswww.whothepodcares.comTheme song by: Carl Thiel