Tim Green

Roger Goodell's story to becoming the NFL commissioner is all about perseverance.

Roger and I became friends a long time ago and it was awesome getting to sit down with him on our podcast. Roger talks about how he joined the NFL, implementing rule changes, and my personal favorite... his family.

Roger has always been an extremely generous person and I am lucky to call him a friend.

Ty went from the baby of the family to the cool uncle pretty quick!

Esther Newberg is the most powerful literary agent in the country.

She has been my literary agent and friend for the last 30+ years. When doing some research for the questions, I learned so much about Esther that I had never heard before.

From the Kennedy family, Chappaquiddick, and what life as a literary agent is really like.

The full episode is in the comments!

It was an honor to witness my little girl marry the man of her dreams on Sunday. We love you Tate and Adam and are so happy for this next chapter!

Longevity is a hot topic today.
Living with ALS, I understand that every day is a gift.

Dr. Joseph Maroon was the first neurosurgeon hired in the NFL and had a "lifequake" that caused him to leave the NFL and work at a truck stop. This forced him to consider his own health and longevity.

Is it working?
Dr. Maroon is 83 and still competing in marathons and Iron Man races.

Can you believe an 82 year old is doing triathlon and Iron Man races?

Dr. Joseph Maroon: Neurosurgery, WWE, Longevity | Tim Green's Nothing Left Unsaid #18 Dr. Joseph Maroon, renowned neurosurgeon and pioneer in concussion research, shares his extraordinary journey from an athletic scholarship to becoming the fi...

Movie night with 5/8 grandkids!

New episode on Tim Green - Nothing Left Unsaid with Will Cain today! We discussed his time on ESPN debating Stephen A Smith, getting started in media, personal growth, and values.

Will is incredible at articulating his thoughts and has had a very interesting life. At the end, I put him on the hot seat with some tough questions to see if I could stump him but he stayed himself no matter what we spoke about.

Enjoy!

One interview I did always haunted me.

When I was announcing NFL games, there was something about my talk with then Jaguars quarterback Mark Brunell that I couldn’t stop thinking about. He had a level of equanimity and peace that I didn’t think was possible. He didn’t talk about, it was something you could feel just being in the same room as him.

A lifetime later, I finally had the chance to talk to him about it, his career, and his coaching job with the Detroit Lions. I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did! (Episode in the comments)

Zac Brown Band founding member and bass player, John Driskell Hopkins joined us on the podcast today. Hop is wildly talented, hilarious, and has an amazing soul. Unfortunately, he was diagnosed with ALS. Fortunately, the community has his back and he has ours.

Enjoy the episode!

My grandson's first fish of his career!

Winning the 1982 state championship at Liverpool was one of the proudest moments in my sports career. Wrestling is one of, if the not the, hardest sports out there. Today, we spoke with a college wrestling All-American and Penn State Nittany Lion Wrestling hall of fame member, Chris Bevilacqua.
Chris took the lessons he learned wrestling to be an extremely successful businessman and changed sports media as we know it.
Parents - wrestling teaches so much about life.

I hope you enjoy! Go wrestling.

I first met Latavius Murray as an 18 year old kid. At that time, I knew he was special, but not in the way you might think. Being an all-star football player was just a small piece of who he was. Latavius was a kind, humble, and hardworking kid that was special without football.
Fast forward 16 years, Latavius has had an incredible collegiate career and is still in the NFL playing for the Buffalo Bills. I really enjoyed today's podcast conversation with my fellow Upstate New Yorker.

It's not often I get to talk about my journey as a student athlete at Syracuse University.
Today's episode was special to me. Syracuse Orange's new head football coach, Fran Brown, sat down to speak with us about the program. Ever since I was a little kid growing up in Liverpool, I understood the importance of the program. It means so much to this area and I'm excited about the future of Syracuse Football.

After reflecting on this journey and life I've had, I just wanted to say thank you to all of the Syracuse faithful that have always been there.

Checking out Pop’s books at Barnes and Noble!! This is the first book I wrote, it is so amazing to watch it be read through different generations💪🏻📖

We were 28th on the Inc 500. The fastest growing company in Missouri history. I was making really money. Married my beautiful wife. I didn't have any kids yet. And I just felt completely empty.

Brent Beshore is the CEO of a very successful holding company, Permanent Equity. Today he opens up with us about his story and the challenges he faced along the way.

Happy to hear from Tanner in Salida, CO. Keep reading!

Dr. Julian Bailes is a world renowned neurosurgeon and close friend of mine. Today we talk about Neurosurgery, Brain Injury, NFL Safety, CTE Research. I hope you like it!

Episode 10: with Dr. Julian Bales, America's top neurosurgeon and pioneer in CTE research. Discover his impact on sports and beyond.

Full episode link in profile.

I was shown a video of Tony Evans preaching and something about it just instantly resonated with me.

Troy challenged me to ask Tony the hardest faith-based questions I could think of. This was not meant to be offensive, but rather to hear how someone with his expertise would respond to different scenarios and criticisms.

Enjoy!

Podcast episode 8 with Number 8 himself, Troy Aikman!

3x Super Bowl champion, NFL Hall of Fame, NFL broadcaster, entrepreneur, and father.

A great episode with one of the fiercest competitors in life.

Episode in the comments!

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The new episode on Wednesday this week is with 3x Super Bowl champ, Troy Aikman. He was the fearless leader of the Dallas Cowboys dynasty and in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. My Troy and I had a blast getting to talk with him. Make sure you tune in!

Let’s go Rangers! My two youngest are there and the rest of us are watching on TV

Let’s go Rangers!

Today’s episode is with Survivor star, Jonathan Penner. He is an accomplished actor, producer, writer and more. Unfortunately, we crossed paths after his amazing wife Stacy was diagnosed with ALS and has since passed away.

This episode is emotional. Despite the topic, there is a warmth in Jonathan that you can feel through the screen. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuO9xdCcM0Y&list=PLxnO-JJMLkiOBkB5T8k2exbX4LlzchoEM

Ty (Benjamin from Final Season) and his lacrosse team had a great team win. Someone sent me this cool photo of Ty airborne!

John Dau's story is truly unbelievable. On today's podcast episode, he relives his heroic journey as a "Lost Boy" escaping from war torn Sudan as a child. The link to the full episode is in the comments.

Today's podcast episode was with the amazing Brooke Eby. She is truly an inspiration.

Despite being diagnosed with ALS at such a young age, she faces the disease head on with a smile. Enjoy this weeks episode of Tim Green - Nothing Left Unsaid!

YouTube: https://youtu.be/mjYnjVfHHg4
Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nothing-left-unsaid/id1734094890
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5fhcANt7CSnYvgBlgxpVVa

Getting ready for Sunday with the Grandkids! I hope everyone has a Happy Easter!