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Food, Family, & Philanthropy
Hello and welcome to Food, Family, and Philanthropy, the podcast that combines my passions for real estate, family, food, sports, and most importantly, giving back to the community. I'm Michael Nathanson, and for nearly two decades, I've been working in the real estate business in beautiful South Florida.
Throughout my career, I have found that the most rewarding experiences are those that involve giving back to the community. And that's why I decided to create this podcast: to explore how we can all make a difference through the many aspects of our lives. Whether it's supporting local businesses, connecting with loved ones, or getting involved in philanthropic endeavors, I believe we all have the power to positively impact the world.
In each episode, I'll be joined by amazing guests – from restaurant owners to real estate professionals, to family members, friends, and mentors. We will discuss how we can use our passions and resources to create meaningful change in our communities. And, of course, we'll indulge in some delicious food along the way!
So, whether you're a foodie, a philanthropist, a sports fan, or just someone who wants to make a difference in the world, I invite you to join me on this exciting journey. Follow us on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts, and let's explore the many ways we can positively impact the world through food, family, and philanthropy!
Food, Family, & Philanthropy
Ep. 40 - How Jim Good And Nations Of Coaches Mentor College Basketball Leaders
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 means to serve coaches as people, not just as play callers, how character development shapes student athletes long after the final buzzer, and how the changing landscape of college basketball and NIL impacts players, programs, and mentorship. Jim also opens up about his own coaching journey, learning to love athletes as people first and the ripple effect that has on the next generation.
Listen in for a powerful conversation about purpose, leadership, and building a legacy beyond wins and losses.
Contact Michael Nathanson:
Email: Michael@soldbythebros.com
Website: https://soldbythebros.com/