Greg Carbin, assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Kansas City Chiefs, joined What Do You Say to discuss his journey in sports performance. With six seasons in the NFL and three Super Bowl wins, he shared insights on building elite athletes, his time at Missouri Western State, and the mindset behind championship success.

In this gripping episode of What Do You Say, we sit down with Alex Fazzino, a man who was accused of murdering his wife, endured years of legal battles, and was ultimately found not guilty. Alex opens up about the night that changed his life forever, the emotional toll of the trial, and the struggle of rebuilding his life as a single father of three. He shares his thoughts on forgiveness, the lingering impact of public perception, and how he and his children are moving forward after years of uncertainty. This is a story of loss, resilience, and the pursuit of truth.

In this episode of What Do You Say, we sit down with Jerry Anselmo, founder of the BMA Foundation, to talk about his journey of turning loss into impact. After the unexpected passing of his son, Brian, Jerry launched the foundation in 2009 during one of the toughest economic times, determined to keep Brian’s name alive while making a difference in the community. Through major fundraising events like Dine and Dance with the Stars and the annual golf tournament, the foundation has raised and donated over $3 million to local charities.

Jerry also discusses his book, When the Doorbell Rang, which shares the story of his son’s life and the incredible work being done in his name. Signed copies are available at bmafoundation.org.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation about resilience, community, and creating lasting change.