From A to Zebra Podcast S2:E4 Letter D - Drive guest Lisa Jones

EPISODE · Apr 23, 2025 · 51 MIN

From A to Zebra Podcast S2:E4 Letter D - Drive guest Lisa Jones

from From A to Zebra · host Dana Pappas, Nate Acosta

Summary: In this episode of the From A to Zebra podcast, hosts Dana Pappas and Nate Acosta engage with Lisa Jones, a seasoned Division I women's basketball referee and former fire chief. The conversation explores the theme of 'drive' in officiating, discussing Lisa's journey, challenges, successes, and the importance of mentorship. Lisa shares insights on overcoming obstacles in a male-dominated field, the interplay between her professional career and officiating, and the significance of setting goals and maintaining a strong work ethic. The episode concludes with valuable advice for aspiring officials and reflections on the impact of mentorship in sports officiating.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Drive in Officiating03:35 Lisa Jones' Officiating Journey08:04 Achievements and Goals in Officiating10:34 Giving Back to the Next Generation13:02 Balancing Officiating with a Career in Firefighting14:09 Career Path in Public Service17:04 The Source of Drive and Motivation21:07 Overcoming Challenges in Male-Dominated Fields24:23 Navigating Failure and Adversity30:10 The Importance of Work Ethic and Integrity35:57 The Interplay of Professional and Officiating Careers40:02 Leadership and Teamwork in High-Pressure Situations44:56 The Mentor-Mentee Relationship49:00 Lessons in Officiating: Visibility and Accountability53:56 riverside_ed_- take 02 _ sep 25, 2024 001_from_a to zebra (1).mp4

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