EPISODE · Nov 21, 2025 · 1H 14M
Luke Kurtz, Micah Kurtz, and Brian Meagher from Oak Hill Academy's Leadership Team discuss their vision for Oak Hill, the evolution of college basketball, and Oak Hill's legacy
from Always an Athlete Podcast · host Jonathan Osborne
In the inaugural episode of the Always an Athlete podcast, host Jonathan engages with guests Luke, Micah, and Brian from Oak Hill Academy. The conversation explores their competitive upbringing in Buffalo, the importance of mentorship and leadership in sports, and how they prepare young athletes for future success. They discuss the impact of adversity, the significance of being coachable, and the legacy of notable athletes like Carmelo Anthony. The episode also highlights the new partnership with Paris Saint-Germain, expanding opportunities for student-athletes. Throughout, the guests emphasize the importance of dreaming big and surrounding oneself with supportive individuals. The competitive spirit from childhood shapes professional life. Mentorship is crucial in sports and personal development. Adversity can drive individuals to achieve greatness. Being coachable is essential for success in sports and life. Surrounding yourself with supportive people is key to growth. The importance of creating a positive culture in schools. Athletics can teach valuable life lessons beyond the field. Dreaming big can lead to unexpected opportunities. The role of coaches in shaping young athletes' futures is vital. Building a legacy involves impacting others positively About the Podcast Welcome to the Always an Athlete Podcast with Jonathan K. Osborne, a conversation on competition in sports, business, law, and leadership. The show features interviews with coaches, athletes, and leaders across the spectrum who know that, at your best, you are ALWAYS an ATHLETE.
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