Carl LeeEvery podcast appearance, updated as new ones drop

The 2026 NFL Drafter happened during the last weekend of April in Pittsburgh, bringing over 800k people, plus all of the media fanfare. The group has plenty of opinions on the draft... to put it lightly. Let's Talk! With Carl Lee, Lisa Otey, and Hollis Lewis.

March Madness is upon us! WVU women are IN the fight, plus is there a disconnect between secondary schools athletics and higher ed? Plus, the G.O.A.T. discussion... It keeps coming up... LaBron keeps flopping... How do you even define the Greatest of all Time?? Let's Talk, with Carl Lee, Lisa Otey, and Producer Matt Murphy.

Carl Lee and Hollis Lewis host the Kanawha Valley's most winningest coach and long-time head coach of the George Washington Patriots football team, Steve Edwards, Jr. Coach Edwards talks about what's changed in coaching over the years, what's stayed the same, and how to put together a program that is steeped in success and tradition. From hiring the right assistant coaches, to knowing the right time to let young players shine, and even knowing how to admit your own mistakes, Edwards explains what it takes to be a winning coach as he pulls from his decades of experience as both a former player and as a coach. A few important connections of note: Coach Edwards and Coach Lee have long been friends, but on the field, they've been rivals as both young players and more recently as head coaches. As for Hollis Lewis, Edwards coached Lewis at GWHS before graduating and moving on to play for West Virginia State University under none other than head coach Carl Lee. Let's Talk with Head Coach Steve Edwards, Jr.!

Sterling Sharpe, the former Green Bay Packers wide out, joins Carl Lee and company IN STUDIO for a spirited discussion on his recent induction into the NFL Hall of Fame! Plus, Sharpe reflects on his career, his mindsets towards life and the game, and much, much more! With host Carl Lee, and co-hosts Hollis Lewis and Lisa Otey. Let's Talk!

On this episode of Let’s Talk with Carl Lee, West Virginia amateur golf great and WVGA executive Pat Carter joins Carl, Hollis, and Lisa for a focused conversation on the growth of golf in the state, junior development, access to the game, and how humility and preparation shape champions. After Carter exits, the discussion turns raw and reflective as the hosts dig into deeper issues affecting families and communities: the collapse of accountability, the myth of community as a cure-all, and how blame culture stalls real progress. Carl, Lisa, and Hollis speak frankly about parenting, structure, emotional honesty, and the generational habits we’re passing down. It’s about sports, but it’s also about truth, responsibility, and what it really takes to grow—whether you're raising kids or chasing a championship.

On this episode of Let's Talk with Carl Lee, the team dives deep into the seismic shifts happening across college athletics. Carl, Lisa, and co-host Delegate Hollis Lewis—who also serves in the West Virginia House of Delegates—break down key legislation currently moving through the statehouse that will shape the future of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals for student-athletes. Hollis gives a clear-eyed breakdown of bills codifying NIL contracts and collectives, raising crucial questions about revenue sharing, transparency, and long-term equity between schools like WVU and Marshall. The conversation doesn’t stop at policy—Carl and Lisa explore how NIL is rewriting March Madness, potentially stifling Cinderella stories and shifting the motivations of college athletes from pro dreams to immediate paydays. With honesty, curiosity, and a dose of skepticism, the hosts ask: is college sports becoming a farm league for the rich—and what happens to the soul of the game? Plus, a visit from South Carolina offensive line coach and Marshall alum Greg Adkins brings stories of grit, change, and adapting to a new era in recruiting. This is one of the show’s most layered episodes yet—part policy breakdown, part locker room talk, and fully engaged with the future of sports.