Ep. 40 - How Jim Good And Nations Of Coaches Mentor College Basketball Leaders

About this episode

Michael Nathanson interviews Jim Good about the impact of coaching on teams and communities through Nations of Coaches.

On this episode of Food, Family & Philanthropy, host Michael Nathanson sits down with Jim Good, regional director for Nations of Coaches, to explore how investing in coaches transforms entire teams and communities. Jim shares how this nonprofit ministry walks alongside college basketball coaches across the country with character coaches, faith based support, leadership training, and even marriage retreats designed to strengthen coaches and their families. They talk about what it really me...

People in this episode

Host: Michael Nathanson

Guest: Jim Good

Topics covered

• coaching
• college basketball
• mentorship
• community impact
• leadership
• family support

Keywords

• coaches
• basketball
• mentorship
• leadership training
• community support
• faith-based

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Nations of Coaches

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