What The Hell Do I Do Now?

What The Hell Do I Do Now?

by Genevieve Henderson

31. Tanner | Where to Next?

Tanner Wallace graduated from Texas Christian University in 2018 after playing soccer for the Horned Frogs for 4 years. Tanner now lives a nomadic life, with her home base in Bali. Tanner and I grew up playing soccer together in Jacksonville, FL before we went our separate ways in college. Tanner shares her story, and how she ended up where she is today. Tan is a traveling aficionado, photographer, and creates bad ass videos of her travels. She also puts together unique travel plans for people (if you’re going somewhere, and want an itinerary, hit her up). Tanner created an instagram page solely dedicated to her travel (that makes me extremely jealous on the regular) where she posts photos and videos of all the places she goes and the must see spots. Forever grateful for the people who are willing to share their experiences. Thank you tanner ✨❣️ If you would like to follow along Tanner's personal journey, you can find her on instagram at @thats.farout

30. Isaac | Refusing to Quit

Isaac Currie joined us and shared his journey playing football (soccer) in the UK and in the US. Isaac is from Nottingham, England and walks us through all the places that football brought him. Isaac played in Colorado at Fort Lewis College for one year before he transferred to the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio Texas. Following graduation, Isaac pursues a professional career in the US and eventually makes his way back to the UK. In this episode. We discuss navigating grief and loss, covid, and how soccer provided a consistency throughout these massive transitions. Thanks for following along ◡̈ If you would like to follow along Isaac's personal journey you can find him on instagram at @isaac_currie

29. Hunter | Life Is Just a Series of Present Moments

Hunter Fasanaro joins us this week to share his experience playing lacrosse at Quinnipiac University. Hunter graduated from Quinnipiac in 2021 with a degree in Advertising and Integrated Communications. Following school, Hunter moved to Charleston, South Carolina working in finance. Hunter also began coaching a high school lacrosse team and eventually left the finance world to create his own business and pursue personal training, group fitness, and health consultations. Follow along with Hunter’s personal journey on Instagram at @hunterfasanarotraining Hunter also has a podcast called ‘More Than Alive’ and it can be found on all streaming platforms.

28. Rachel | Strength was my Strength

Rachel Elery joins us this week to discuss life before, during, and after her competitive CrossFit career. Rachel is that person you can spend hours talking with, and it feels like you just sat down. The conversation goes every which way, which is my favorite type of conversation to have. Our identities and experiences are so intertwined. Can we really talk about our athletic endeavors without talking about who we believe we are? I don't think so. The things we have done and seen and experienced, shapes how we identify. No matter how significant that "athlete" piece of you is, it is still integral to who you are and who you are becoming. Follow Rachel’s personal journey on instagram at @relery and her blog at https://releryuntamed.weebly.com/

27. Joe | Life Comes at You Fast

Joe Kincart is an Air Force graduate, and is now serving as a pilot in the US Air Force. Joe was a pitcher on the baseball team during his time at the Air Force Academy. I found his experience unique because although he is done playing baseball, he is still within the confines and structure of the US Air Force. This is also the first episode where we had a live audience and received questions from said audience! Joe drops little nuggets of wisdom about life, sport, and leadership, to name a few.

26. Richard | Nothing Compares

Richard is a Colorado native who played football at CU Boulder. Now, he is working as a scholar relations officer, to provide grants and scholarships to people. We discussed our athletic experiences (Rich put me in the hot seat and asked me questions as well), our careers, how I got into creating a podcast, and where we are both at now. Rich’s dog, Sue, joins us as a guest during our conversation. We compare team dynamics and the differences between different team sizes. We share what we both wish we knew before leaving athletics. And anything and everything in between. This was one of the longest episodes I've recorded, and I enjoyed every second of it.

25. Cory | What is the Intention Here?

Cory Camp joins us this week to share his experience as a collegiate swimmer. Cory founded a company called ‘Forever Athlete’, a platform that connects athletes to help provide peer to peer support. Cory is a published author, fellow podcaster, and extremely knowledgeable. He gave us a glimpse into what his experience was during and after swimming. You can follow Cory on instagram at @corycamp and @foreverathletellc Cory’s podcast can be found at https://open.spotify.com/show/2EpmGFEPxLmvX064N2raOe?si=97732a23e5db438f

24. Hannah + Tracey | Pt.2 | Fortifying your Friendships

Hannah and Tracey join us for the second part of their episode! Zoom kicked us off not once but twice. Luckily we finished up our conversation right as we got booted. This week we talk more in depth about the importance of who you surround yourself with, how relationships can continue to grow even when they are over distance, and we finish out the conversation discussion our hottest takes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/genevieve-henderson/message

23. Hannah + Tracey | Pt. 1 | Finding your Freedom

Hannah Huizenga and Tracey Webster join us this week to discuss their experience post soccer. Hannah and Tracey both played at College of Charleston and are still some of my closest friends! Getting these two on the podcast has been long awaited, and I am so happy to finally have them join us. We talk about our individual experience leaving soccer, playing for fun, creating a new community, and how we spend all the new found time we have. This week is a two parter, mainly because Zoom kicked us off as we were recording. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/genevieve-henderson/message

22. Brendan | Life cannot be measured in absolutes

Brendan, founder of Zama Health, joins us this week. Brendan competed on the Track and Field team at Yale University. He drew from his experience as an athlete, to create a mental health platform for the athletic community. Zama serves a wide range of populations from youth sports, to collegiate athletics, to gyms, to professional sports. Check out Zama Health here: --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/genevieve-henderson/message

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