Leaders Of The Locker Room

We use style to make a statement. Not only does Humble Over Hype founder Chelsea Vaughn aim to do that with her clothing brand, but also aims for fashion to be the conversation starter that leads athletes to consider their relationship with Christ. Listen in as podcast host Jenna Elique talks with the millennial entrepreneur about her work to further the message of Jesus Christ and how her non-profit seeks to "create humility in generation, after generation through the spiritual and moral development of athletes."

Former Syracuse softball player Bryce Holmgren talks about how her involvement with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes offered her a trusted community to develop in and contributed to her growth as leader on her team. She also talks about being a retired athlete and the lessons on identity that stick with her in her post-collegiate career. 

Pro basketball player and former Ball State standout Trey Moses talks about his journey with mental health, community, his mental health advocacy, and how one trip taught him the power of telling his own story.

If you are struggling with mental health, you are not alone. Here's some resources:

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline : 1-800-273-8255

Crisis Text Line: Text "HOME" to 741741

For the last few months we've been dealing with a global heath crisis and witnessing a racial reckoning. While seeing uprisings in cities across the U.S. thousands of miles away from home, pro footballer Brianne Reed wanted to do something to make her voice heard. She wanted to make a statement and made history while doing so. Host Jenna Elique speaks with the Rutgers alum about courage and showing Jesus' love in the midst of a time full of uncertainty and unrest in our first episode of Leaders of the Locker Room.