LOVE SIGN®'s Real People Real Sports™ is a podcast rooted in storytelling and lived experience.
Through conversations spanning sports, entertainment, and culture, we explore the grit, vulnerability and defining moments that shape real lives.
SABRINA TORRES & CARTER BRYANT
In Episode 6 of the LOVE SIGN Podcast, we wrap up the season with a special Rookie Talk series with NBA rookie Carter Bryant and his mom, Sabrina Torres. Together, they reflect on family, Deaf culture, communication, and the relationships that shaped Carter long before the NBA—proving the best stories in sports begin far beyond the game.
MATT MAXEY
In Episode 5 of the LOVE SIGN Podcast, we sit down with Matt Maxey: a Deaf performer, educator, and cultural force behind music in ASL. This episode explores his journey from finding Deaf identity and community to performing on the Super Bowl stage, while sharing powerful reflections on resilience, representation, and the universal language of music.
Savannah Dahan
In Episode 4 of the LOVE SIGN podcast, we chat with Savannah Dahan: a Deaf performer making waves across music, film, and television, with appearances including Kidz Bop. This episode dives into her journey, from growing up in a third-generation Deaf family to discovering performance, music, and the power of representation through ASL.
KAY CORNISH
In Episode 3 of the LOVE SIGN Podcast, we meet Kay Cornish: CODA. Interpreter. Artist. Creator bridging two worlds through language, empathy, music, and expression. This episode dives into identity, belonging, and finding your voice between Deaf and Hearing worlds. It’s raw, heartfelt, and full of moments you won’t forget.
Amanda Zubricki
In Episode 2 of the LOVE SIGN Podcast, we chat with Amanda Zubricki: NFL Deaf cheerleader shaking up the NFL before “representation” or “access” was even a hashtag. This episode dives into her story: the grit, the glow up, and the legacy.
THOMAS FULLER
In Episode 1 of the LOVE SIGN Podcast, we sit down with Thomas Fuller, New York Times' Page One correspondent and best selling author of The Boys of Riverside. His book captures the powerful story of the California School for the Deaf’s football team: the fire that drove the boys, the community that carried them and the language that united them.