Episode #67- Ten Years?

It's been a long time... but we had something for you all and that's another chat with T1D All-Star Pitcher Mason Miller, Mason talked about the 2024 season from making the All-Star Game, pitching against some of the stars in MLB. Mason also spoke about his Player's Weekend Cleats and partnering up with organizations in support of Diabetes Awareness.

Incase you haven’t heard, the SCYDA Softball Game turned ten last October. Matthew talks a little about the anniversary and more

Bivens and Scott talked Baseball as Spencer talked about his journey to the Giants organization, also discussed about his experiences with playing in France and Mexico

Matthew and Logan Sowell are back in putting on the second ever “The Match” for SCYDA, give it a listen as the guys give a little preview for this years golf event!

Former Gamecock RHP and now Milwaukee Brewers minor leaguer TJ Shook joined in on the podcast. TJ talked about his experiences so far with the SCYDA Softball Game, talked about music as well

Missed us? Well, we’re back with 2022 Team Scott player, and Oklahoma State Softball commit Karli Godwin comes on the podcast. Godwin talks about her experience with the SCYDA Softball Game, putting on a fundraiser herself as well!

Dr. Mark Vanderwel, is a pediatric endocrinologist in Charlotte, N.C. Dr. Vanderwel and Matthew talked about the progress that the technology has made in the world of Diabetes, both men discuss about how summer camps for kids with T1D are also amazing such as Camp Kudos and Camp Sweet Escape. 

The 2022 SCYDA Softball Women’s Derby winner and former NC State Softball player Logan Morris comes on the show.

Crazy to think we’re 60 episodes in! Team Hudson award winner Noah Rabon came on the podcast and talked sports with Matthew along with his experience with SCYDA Softball

Barton College baseball player and two-time SCYDA Softball participant Nevin Norville came on the podcast. Nevin and Matthew talked about his experience from the 2016 and ‘17 game, and Nevin also talks about playing with Khalil Watson