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Show include top athletes in the NBA, NFL, and MLB, aswell as pro soccer players.Listen on iTunes | Listen on Stitcher21. The Tim Ferris ShowTim Ferriss is widelyknown as the bestselling author of The4-Hour Workweek. He developed the idea of fear setting, based on Stoic principles.In his eponymous The Tim Ferris Show podcast, he interviews people whose lives or work interest him. This gives listeners an eclectic resource of tools, routines, and strategies for navigating life.The episodes vary inlength and format. Some run for only five minutes, while others are over threehours long.Listen on iTunes | Listen on Stitcher22. How I Built ThisWhether you’re interested in innovation, history, business, or success stories, How I Built This podcast is for you. Guy Raz, who also hosts TED Radio Hour (#9), hosts the hour.Each episode runs for anaverage of 60 minutes. Within that time frame, you’ll get to know the story ofone company—usually a well-known one—and how the entrepreneurs who establishedit made it to the top.Listen to this show tomotivate yourself to launch your own company.Listen on iTunes | Listen on Stitcher23. The Ramsey ShowLearn how to manage your finances better with expert guidance from author and financial guru Dave Ramsey and his co-hosts.Through The Ramsey Show, you’ll get educated on how to take control of the funds that you have available to you. Listeners and callers learn about better money habits, such as budgeting and paying off all debts (except the house mortgage) and how to build a better life and future.The program runs for an average of an hour, and a wide range of topics related to managing finances are discussed.Listen on iTunes | Listen on Stitcher24. Reasons to Be CheerfulDo you ever get frustrated by how unfair society is? Reasons to Be Cheerful offers suggestions for alternative approaches to

By Aubrey Gordon and Michael Hobbes, helps you sift through the mountain of information to get to the truth about these health and wellness trends and fads.With this podcast, it’s easier to make the right choices for your well-being and avoid practices that are harmful to your health.Episodes run from 50 to 90 minutes.Listen on iTunes | Listen on Stitcher18. Being BossWhat does it take to be a boss? Being Boss podcast takes you backstage to explore what it takes to be a successful boss in different fields of endeavor.The podcast is a treasure trove of the best practices, mindsets, lifestyles, and habits that make someone a fantastic boss, whether an entrepreneur, freelancer, business owner, etc.This show is hosted by Emily Thompson and episodes can run from 10 minutes to 1 hour.Listen on iTunes | Listen on Stitcher19. HurdleEmily Abatte is the host of the Hurdle podcast, which is mainly focused on wellness topics. She aims to inspire listeners to reach their highest potential and embrace life wholeheartedly.This podcast features interviews and discussions with people making a difference in their chosen fields. These discussions and the stories Abatte’s guests share can motivate listeners to start reaching for their own dreams.The lengths vary—some are around 10 minutes long, while others run for over an hour.Listen on iTunes | Listen on Stitcher20. Sports Motivation PodcastSports Motivation Podcast is helpful for those who want to boost their motivation in their chosen sports. The entrepreneur and former NFL running back Olaniyi Sobomehim (Niyi Sobo) hosts it.His show provides information on how to dominate your field and meet your goals in your sport of choice. The podcast’s episodes offer suggestions on how to create a mindset for winning, master your thoughts and emotions, and set and reach goals.The show is in interviewformat. Guests on the

Startups.ArDarius Stewart and Chad Hansen (WR – NYJ)Stewart is a do-it-all wide receiver who was stuck in a limited role last year, while Hansen played roughly 100 more snaps than him. With Robby Anderson continually in trouble with the law, he’s facing a suspension from the commissioner, and Jermaine Kearse will be a free agent after this season (he can actually be a cap casualty if they choose – no cap hit). If you watched Terrelle Pryor last year, you’re not worried about him, which leaves Quincy Enunwa, Stewart, and Hansen as the ones who’ll be there once Sam Darnold takes over. Taking a flier on them wouldn’t be the worst idea.Jake Butt (TE – DEN)There are a lot of people out there wondering what the Broncos are going to do at tight end after they didn’t take one of the top names in the NFL Draft. Well, that’s likely because they’re going to be relying on Butt bouncing back from his ACL injury that he suffered last year. Had he not torn his ACL, Butt would have been in the conversation to be selected in the first two rounds of the draft. He’s someone who I compared to Jason Witten coming out of Michigan, though obviously not as polished. Tight end often takes time to develop, so you could wait longer to buy him, but he doesn’t have to beat out much talent to get to the top of the depth chart.Joe Williams (RB – SF)Let me begin by saying that I never thought Williams was a threat to Carlos Hyde‘s starting job. I don’t even love the player, but knowing that he was selected with such capital in the draft (fourth-round), he shouldn’t simply be dismissed. Jerick McKinnon has struggled throughout his career on first- and second-down, and Matt Breida is just a guy by all accounts. Opportunity is everything to running backs and it’s possible that Williams winds up getting more carries than anyone wants to admit in what should be a high-scoring offense with Jimmy Garoppolo under center.Chad Williams (WR – ARI)After losing both John Brown and Jaron Brown in free agency, the Cardinals didn’t go out and snag any big-name wide receivers, only Brice Butler. Then the NFL Draft came, and they did take a wide receiver with a high pick (Christian Kirk), only he plays out of the slot the majority of time. This leaves Butler and J.J. Nelson as the only competition for the Cardinals former third-round pick. On top of the lack of competition for targets, Williams will have Josh Rosen throwing to him before long.Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Spotify | Stitcher | SoundCloud | TuneIn | RSSMike Tagliere is a featured writer at FantasyPros. For more from Mike, check out his archive and follow him @MikeTagliereNFL. NFL More Articles Dynasty Trade Advice: Wide Receivers to Target (2025 Fantasy Football) by FantasyPros Staff | 3 min read Fantasy Football Draft Targets Experts Love (2025) by FantasyPros Staff | 4 min