Jared Polin Froano's Photo.com and this is a special edition of my podcast.

I'm not sure if it's a daily fro, a raw talk, or just a really good piece of audio

that is an interview of a gentleman that I sat down with by the name of George Ravelling,

also known as coach because he is a basketball coach and many basketball coaches in the NCAA

currently look up to him and look to him for advice.

Now I photographed coach raveling in Kentucky as part of my six degree project and I got

to spend more than two days with him following him around and capturing whatever he was doing

throughout that time. Now, we did have a moment to sit down and conduct an interview, and that's

what I'm going to run right after I'm done doing this intro. We talked about his career.

We talked about paling around with one of the greatest basketball

players, if not the greatest basketball player of all time, Wilts Chamberlain. And also how he

came about owning the I Have a Dream speech that was given by Martin Luther King in Washington, D.C.

That is a fascinating story that you're about to hear. Now, keep in mind,

I'm going to tell you that I didn't do a great job with the audio because I wasn't, yep,

I didn't do a good job raising the levels to make it proper. So if it doesn't sound as good as it

normally does, well, that's my fault. But the interview is fantastic, and I hope you

enjoy it. So here it is. All right, coach. Thank you for doing the project. I'm happy to be with you.

Always good to make a new friendship. Yeah. So where did you get your start with basketball?

I actually never played basketball in an organized manner

until I was a freshman in high school,

and I tried out for the team as a freshman in high school and made the team.

So that was my first time playing organized basketball.

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