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The Holding the Ladder in Sport and Leadership podcast is a podcast hosted by Dr. Tim Rice. Each episode features guests who have extensive experience in this great field.
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- Aug 17, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Episode #101- Dr. Dallas Ehrmantraut, orthopedic physical therapist, professor, and basketball coach, Fargo, ND (opens the original)
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Our guest for this episode is Dr. Dallas Ehrmantraut. He is a board-certified orthopedic physical therapist, assistant professor in the University of Jamestown Physical Therapy Program, and Director of the university’s Pro Bono Clinic. Residency-trained in orthopedics, Dallas also holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Research, bringing together clinical expertise, research, teaching, and a genuine passion for helping people move and perform at their best. Beyond his academic and clinical work, Dallas is an
Episode #100- Eugene Postolache, basketball coach, sport missionary, and founder- Twelve, Chișinău, Moldova (opens the original)
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Our guest for this episode is Eugene Postolache. He is a basketball coach and ministry leader from Chișinău, Moldova. He previously served as an underage national team coach for Moldova. In 2018, he graduated from FIBA TIME-OUT Project. After spending 10 years with Admirals Basketball Academy, Eugene transitioned in May 2025 to a new role with DiscipleDaily, where he focuses on sports discipleship, leadership development, and outreach in public schools. In March 2026, he officially launched Twel
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