Blessed2Play
“Blessed 2 Play” is sports radio with heart & soul! Uncovering the role that faith plays in the lives of athletes and sports professionals, host Ron Meyer shines a spotlight on the world of sports and the motivation behind life on and off the field.
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Best Of Matt Masker (opens the original)
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This week’s B2P collegiate spotlight show features Matt Masker a quarterback for the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers. Host Ron Meyer talks with this Catholic athlete about growing up in Nebraska and playing for one of college football’s storied programs with faith at his side.
Best Of Peter Walsdof (opens the original)
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This week’s guest is University of Kansas track athlete Peter Walsdof. Peter talks with host Ron Meyer about how his Catholic faith benefits him when in competition and in life.
Best Of Bennet Krebs (opens the original)
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This week’s guest is Bennet Krebs a football player at Drake University. Bennet talks with host Ron Meyer about playing D1 football and turning to his faith as a guiding light.
Best Of Jonathan Kuplack (opens the original)
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This week’s guest Jonathan Kuplack, an ultra-runner who ran 35 miles a day for 100 days across America ending at the Shrine of the North American Martyrs on Divine Mercy Sunday.
Best Of Brent Suter (opens the original)
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This week’s guest is Brent Suter who pitches for MLB’s Colorado Rockies. Host Ron Meyer talks with Brent about his rise to the highest level of pro baseball and how he incorporates his faith on and off the baseball diamond.
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