Episode 113 - "Mentorship Builds Leadership" Feat. Lincoln Phillips



This episode features Hall of Fame soccer coach, Lincoln Phillips, who is the first black professional soccer coach in US soccer history as well as the NCAA Division I National Champion coach of Howard University. Join us as we discuss his trajectory to coaching in the United States, mentors and experiences that shaped his leadership, the state of soccer in American in the 60's and more.

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