Wright Thompson is a bestselling author and a senior writer for ESPN. We cover what happens when athletes confront their mortality, how journalists break down walls to reveal human truths, and the complex balance between career aspirations and family life.

Jim "Bones" Mackay is a professional golf caddy turned commentator. We cover what makes the Masters so special, the famous rivalry between Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods, and why caddies share a special bond built on camaraderie and competitiveness.

Dan Quinn is the head coach of the Washington Commanders. We cover how the "360-degree feedback" concept revolutionized Dan Quinn's coaching approach, the power of co-creating standards rather than imposing rules, and why it's important to make practice competitive.

Shane Battier, Ravi Gupta and Alex Smith are the hosts of Glue Guys, an exploration of their favorite lessons from the worlds of sports and business. We cover the importance of creating time for friends, the most memorable moments from their annual golf tournament, and why caddies are the ultimate glue guys.

Shane Battier, Ravi Gupta and Alex Smith are the hosts of Glue Guys, an exploration of their favorite lessons from the worlds of sports and business. We cover the guys' experiences meeting larger-than-life figures, how to avoid impostor syndrome and 'play free' in the face of greatness, and why true greatness is the ability to bring people along with you.

Jared Goff is a quarterback for the Detroit Lions. We cover the pressure of being a number one pick, what it felt like to be blindsided by a trade, and the effectiveness of different leadership styles he’s encountered.

Sheryl Sandberg is the former COO of Meta and the author of Lean In. We cover the best stories and leadership lessons from her career, how confidence manifests differently in men and women, and how to be there for others in their moments of greatest need.

Shane Battier, Alex Smith, and Ravi Gupta are the hosts of Glue Guys. We cover how great leaders adapt their styles to different personalities, the importance of team culture, and why sports provide a compressed version of life's drama.

Who are you competing against? Diving into personal stories and insights, Alex, Shane, and Ravi examine the evolution from external to internal motivation across different phases of life and careers. Their competitive drives are on full display, from Shane’s fear of an unknown competitor to Alex tracking his Elite 11 peers in high school. The conversation takes an introspective turn as they discuss parenting, the challenges of transitioning from pro sports to business careers, and the importance of defining what game you're really playing. The Glue Guys give an honest look into how top performers think about finding purpose beyond competition and the value of being intentional about your goals.

Join Alex, Shane, and Ravi as they dive deep into what makes great teams tick. The hosts share personal stories from their sports and business careers, discussing key elements like earned inclusion, trust, and celebrating the work. From QB rooms to startup culture, they explore how the best teams balance fun and achievement while maintaining strong bonds. The conversation touches on both championship-winning moments and underappreciated experiences, offering insights on how to build and appreciate meaningful team dynamics at any scale.