So that's all true. We are live on the Infinity Sports Network. We are also live on satellite radio.

We are also live and streaming on the X platform. And by the way, the beep segment makes its

famous return at 40 past the hour. So you want to start dialing right now. 1-800-636-86.

As always, you can beef out anything you want. As promised, we start out with number two

by having a conversation with an assistant coach with the Miami Heat. He's entering his fifth

season in that capacity, had a great NBA career, 14 seasons in the league after being selected

with the 10th overall pick in 2002 out of Yukon.

In fact, he was the 2002 Biggie's Player of the Year.

He won an NBA championship with the Dallas Mavericks in 2011.

He is the co-author of a new book called Clutch Time.

It goes on sale next Tuesday.

We are joined by Karan Butler Karan, my dude.

It has been more than a minute.

It is great to connect with you.

What's going on? Dude, how you living? I'm doing great, bro. How are you doing? Good, man. Good, good, good, listen, Karan, not to get too heavy from the start, but because we haven't connected, you've always

been somebody who to me has lived with great intention, lived with great purpose, have always attacked a life.

So as you begin this next chapter of your life, what is your big why right now?

Well, I think first, immediately I had to pivot to the promise that me and my brother,

the late great Kobe Bryant, had made to each other in our last

dinner where we said that our second acts will be better than our first. And that's building,

you know, these pillars and these verticals in business that will last and leave a true legacy.

So that's very important to me. You know, obviously pouring into the youth and, you know, just changing the narrative for

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