Sports & Fitness
‘CHAMPIONS OF THE GOLDEN VALLEY’: A Skiers Documentary That Would Up Being A Completely Different Film
A documentary that originally was just supposed to be a short film about Afghan skiers turned into a much longer piece after those skiers were forced to leave the country as refugees when the Taliban returned to power.
The Destinations Podcast: U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame Coach Chris Armas On Turning Culture Into Victory (Video)
In this inspiring episode of The Destinations Podcast, we sit down with Chris Armas, former head coach of the Colorado Rapids and member of the U.S. National Soccer Hall of Fame.
The Destinations Podcast: U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame Coach Chris Armas On Turning Culture Into Victory (AUDIO)
In this inspiring episode of The Destinations Podcast, we sit down with Chris Armas, former head coach of the Colorado Rapids and member of the U.S. National Soccer Hall of Fame.
How Baseball is Valued Not Just In The United States But Also In Japan and Cuba
Baseball is not only a “national pastime” in the United States, it also is a favorite pastime in Japan and Cuba as well.
How World Cup Mania Displays A Canadian City’s Diversity
The honking of horns, cars draped with the flags of various countries and people celebrating while wearing their nation’s jerseys after an important soccer World Cup victory.
How Women’s Global Hoops Are Reshaping their Fight For Equity In The WNBA
The WNBA is a league chock-full of players who up until recently had to travel outside the United States just to earn a proper living.
The NCAA’s Approach To Multiculturalism in Sports
In a competitive sports environment in which emotions can run high, there is perhaps an even greater need for understanding and tolerance.
Crossing Borders: When National Pride Meets Global Identity in Sport
The country name across their chest represents more than just a place for most athletes. It often symbolizes their roots, their pride, and their lifelong dreams.

















