Show overview
Stars on Sports has been publishing since 2023, and across the 3 years since has built a catalogue of 103 episodes. That works out to roughly 45 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 24 min and 27 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Sports show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 4 days ago, with 21 episodes already out so far this year. Published by LCC Connect.
From the publisher
Stars on Sports takes you inside the world of LCC Athletics! Did you know Lansing Community College is home to nine Division II sports? Hear from Stars Athletic Director Greg Lattig and Baseball Coach Steve Cutter as they dive into topics that are key in building successful sports programs and other issues that affect student-athletes. This is also your spot to learn about upcoming LCC Stars games and events!
Latest Episodes
View all 103 episodesSpare the Square to Ply the Try
Sowing Seeds of Success
One for All and All for One
Go Stars! The Hometown Team Hits 100
To Love Your Enemy, Is to Love Yourself
Flat-Packing Potential: Harnessing the IKEA Effect
It Takes a Village to Clean a Stadium
The Cost of Convenience
Effective Scheduling for High Performance
Ancient Philosophy, Modern Performance
The Vanguard of Leadership
Lasso's Lessons: Goldfishing Up Stream
A War Game of Words: Sports Idioms
The Myth of More
Ep 89The Midseason Stride
On this episode, the SOS team dials in on the importance of the “middle” phase in both sports and life, comparing it to the toughest stretch of an 800-meter race. The discussion explores how staying consistent and focused during this challenging period can shape overall success. The true value of success depends not just on showing up at the start or finish, but how you handle the monotony in the middle.---------------------------------Website: LCC AthleticsRelated Podcast: Coach Cut’s Corner
Ep 88Passing the Olympic Torch to Youth Sports
This episode explores the Olympic spirit, which is the essence of competition, national pride, and the sacrifices made by athletes striving for greatness on the world stage. The discussion dives into how these principles flow into youth sports and how they might bring about positive, or negative, outcomes for student athletes beyond accolades.---------------------------------Website: LCC AthleticsRelated Podcast: Coach Cut’s Corner
Ep 87The Mask of the Crowd
In this episode, the SOS team examines the growing issue of unruly fan behavior at athletic events. They explore the challenges administrators and coaches face in maintaining a positive atmosphere and the negative impact such behavior has on the sporting experience. Emphasizing accountability and the importance of modeling respectful conduct, the SOS team call for a collective effort to strengthen sportsmanship and create a more supportive environment for student-athletes and fans alike.---------------------------------Website: LCC AthleticsRelated Podcast: Coach Cut’s Corner
Ep 86Kindergarten Rules
This episode dives into the foundational lessons derived from kindergarten that are applicable to athletic coaching, team dynamics, and really adulthood in general. The SOS team explore the significance of standards versus rules, emphasizing that effective coaching parallels effective teaching. Through the lens of childhood lessons, coaches can advocate for a more structured approach that prioritizes character development alongside athletic achievement.Mentioned This Episode:Video: How Elite Teams Define Their StandardsWebsite: The Captain Class---------------------------------Website: LCC AthleticsRelated Podcast: Coach Cut’s Corner
Ep 85Lasso's Lessons: Curiosity Over Judgement
On this episode, the SOS team dive into the essence of curiosity and its impact on how we view success. Drawing parallels from leadership lessons found in the popular TV series, Ted Lasso, they exploring the philosophy of ‘be curious, not judgmental.’ The discussion emphasizes fostering curiosity to enhance relationships, develop identity, and encourage a growth mindset, which ultimately leads to improved performance within sports and life.Mentioned This Episode:Website: Ted Lasso (2020-)---------------------------------Website: LCC AthleticsRelated Podcast: Coach Cut’s Corner
Ep 84At the Starting Line: Ringing in the New Year
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