Game. Set. Tehran with Keith Richardson

Segment 3, May 25th, 2024 He’s called a Legend at Appalachian State University.  He played as their Singles #1 for all four years that he was there (He was also #1 Doubles).  Keith Richardson built his confidence & grew his world with the confidence that was built from that experience.  It also helped him recognize that he could play tennis professionally.  His record, 109-11. After getting married & graduating from business school, Richardson travelled the world, playing tennis but also enjoying the cultures that he and his wife, Marilynn, discovered. Show Highlights: Tennis took him to Appalachian State where he met Marilynn, his wife of now, 49-years. Why he favored the European tournaments & their similarity to his home courts in South Carolina He became a Top 65 Singles player in the world Favorite places that he’s travelled Marilynn’s impact on Keith leaving the courts on trips to sightsee & participate U.S. Open to Europe, Africa & Tehran His favorite stop on the tour: Vienna Biggest challenges when travelling off-the-court Things You’ll Learn by Listening: Keith & Marilynn used the book Frommer’s Europe for $10 a Day (this link goes to the 2024 version, which is now $100/day). Richardson is telling his story of life, sport, & love during Storyteller’s Night at Jesse Brown’s on Thursday, May 30th, 2024 at 6 p.m.  The Title:  Game. Set. Tehran Local Charlotte outfitter, Jesse Brown’s, the local Patagonia dealer in Charlotte. Visit our sponsor for comfortable footwear & sun protective clothing. If you’re travelling the world, consider Duffle Bags from Patagonia have symbolic value of moving into the future