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The Daily Drive

Austin Merrill

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Aiming to provide perspective not perscription and "Just in Time" learning, not "Just In Case" learning. These episodes are meant to make you think, make you ask important questions, and continue to mature on the journey that is life!
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The Mayor’s Office with Sean Casey

Sean Casey, Rich Ciancimino, Bleav

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Former MLB All-Star, Yankees Batting Coach, & Current MLB Network analyst, Sean Casey, along with his co-host, 11-time Emmy Award Winning Producer, Rich Ciancimino, bring you a fun and lively podcast featuring conversations with some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment. Sean nicknamed, "The Mayor" for his amazing personality has it all on display as one of the best storytellers out there. New episodes drop each day. Make sure to join the party, like, subscribe, download and leav ...
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Listen & watch as Former NFL Quarterback & Reality TV Star Jay Cutler goes Uncut with friends, former teammates, fellow pro athletes, & experts alike to talk about their lives and the crazy times we live in today. Each week will be packed with controversial news topics, trending discussions, unique segments & celebrity guests… and we’re just getting started! Subscribe now & tell us what you want to hear!
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Send us a text We often treat confidence like it’s the starting point. “If I just felt more confident, I’d play better.” But what if confidence is the result, not the requirement? In this episode, we break down a conversation with an athlete who didn’t magically perform better, but still felt a surge of belief in himself — and it had everything to …
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Send us a text We love the idea of a “fresh start.” A new season, a new team, a new relationship — the illusion of a clean slate feels like freedom. But what if that’s a trap? In this episode, we challenge the myth that you can totally start over. Because in reality, you bring you into every situation — your habits, your patterns, your mindset. The…
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Is tonight's pitching matchup between Paul Skenes and Yamamoto already the best matchup of the year? Casey on why Pete Crow Armstrong is here to stay. And why the Tigers are in 1st place in the NL Central. Full Youtube Broadcast here: https://youtu.be/T5o1fSNo9TU Make sure you're signing up for Sean's April 27th Breakthrough pro program. You will n…
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Send us a text Imagine walking around all day with a backpack full of bricks — but the thing is, you put the bricks in there. Overthinking. Guilt. Regret. Worry. Judgment. You’re carrying stuff that doesn’t belong in the present moment. This episode is about how to notice when you’re carrying emotional or mental weight that no longer serves you — a…
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Don't look now but that Chicago Cubs magic may be back and Ian Happ is right at the center of it. We take a deep dive inside what's making the Cubbies click. Plus... Aaron Judge may be having his best season. We dig into his stats and get super controversial wondering aloud if Judge can break into the conversation of being one of the top few Yankee…
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Send us a text When a tuning fork rings, it causes another nearby tuning fork to vibrate — without touching it. That’s resonance. And in leadership, coaching, or just being who you are — you don’t always have to force change. You become the frequency. This episode is about being so dialed into your own identity, purpose, and standards that you natu…
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Are Francisco Lindor and Jose Ramirez the best switch hitters of this generation? Is Elly De La Cruz next? How Hard is it to switch hit? We discuss. Plus, is the NL West the class of MLB right now? Make sure you're signing up for Sean's April 27th Breakthrough pro program. You will not regret it! Click here for more info: https://www.seancaseylive.…
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Send us a text Chase Lee wasn’t a sure thing. In fact, he wasn’t even on the team. But despite being overlooked, doubted, and buried in the minors, he kept one outfit ready — just in case the call came. Not for vanity. For vision. This episode is about hope that’s rooted in discipline. About preparing like you belong before you’re recognized like y…
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Send us a text In today’s episode, we break down a defining moment in Kobe Bryant’s early career — the night he airballed four playoff shots and how he responded with urgency, ownership, and relentless preparation. This episode is a masterclass in what it means to commit to the process, not just when it’s easy, but especially when it’s humbling. A …
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Send us a text The best leaders don’t lead from burnout—they lead from overflow. In today’s episode, we unpack “The Airplane Rule” as a framework for staying fueled, focused, and capable of serving at a high level. Help yourself, so you can help others better. Follow me for more! Instagram: genesispdc_ (760) 685-4445 [email protected] ge…
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Send us a text Before the shot is taken, a sniper has already won the battle—because of their vision, their calm, and their clarity. In today’s episode, we use the Red Dot as a metaphor for athletes and high performers: when you lock in on what matters most, noise disappears. Follow me for more! Instagram: genesispdc_ (760) 685-4445 austinmerrill@g…
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Send us a text Not everyone should have a seat at your table. In this episode, we reflect on the lesson from Kobe Bryant about standards and the people you surround yourself with. Excellence is lonely for a reason—because most aren’t willing to sacrifice what it demands. Raise the standard. Guard the table. Follow me for more! Instagram: genesispdc…
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He's arguably one of the best defensive catchers we've ever seen and he's also one of the coolest dudes in baseball. He's a leader on and off the field for the Guardians and he's been a winner everywhere he's ever played. We dive deep inside the mind of Austin Hedges and you'll love to see the mutual respect Sean & Austin have for one another - 2 g…
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Send us a text In today’s episode of The Daily Drive, Austin applies the 10-80-10 Rule to athletes. Learn how to recognize the mental zones you’re living in, why most success is built in the “middle 80%,” and how elite performers train to raise their floor—not just their ceiling. Follow me for more! Instagram: genesispdc_ (760) 685-4445 austinmerri…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Daily Drive, Austin unpacks the Empty Chair Principle, a leadership habit that shifts your focus from ego to empathy. Learn how to lead, speak, and build with the invisible audience in mind—whether it’s a future customer, listener, or disciple. Follow me for more! Instagram: genesispdc_ (760) 685-4445 austinmer…
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He's one of the best defensive outfielders in baseball and he's still learning to play the position. Sal Frelick steps inside to talk about his move from infield to outfield in college, his mindset becoming a clutch hitting star for the Brew Crew, his love for Christian Yelich and his manager, Pat Murphy. Plus, tons of great stories between him and…
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The Padres and Fernando Tatis are dominating at home and may be the best team in baseball at the moment. Case gives major love to the pitching staff - some of whom Sean got to see up close when they were Yankees before the Soto deal. Paul Skenes looked frightening in his latest start. We dive in to what the Pirates need to do to compete again. Plus…
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Send us a text Today on The Daily Drive, Austin breaks down the Paradox of Choice—why more options don’t lead to better results, just more doubt. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or stuck in indecision, this episode will give you the mental tools to simplify your focus and move forward with clarity. Follow me for more! Instagram: genesispdc_ (760) 685…
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Breaking news while we were recording today as Aaron Judge was named WBC Team USA Captain - Case gives an epic monologue on why USA's aces need to join him and bring the championship back to the United States. Plus - we whip around the majors and talk about the best teams and players so far this season. - The National League is dominating. Full You…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Daily Drive, we unpack the “Red Pencil Effect”—the tendency to fixate on what’s wrong instead of what’s right. Austin shares a powerful mental model for resilience and staying focused when criticism comes louder than praise. Learn how to navigate feedback without losing your edge. Follow me for more! Instagram:…
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Send us a text When Apollo 13 malfunctioned in space, the mission didn’t change—bring the crew home. But how they got there? That was up for innovation. In today’s episode, we break down a mental model that elite leaders use across the board: tight on mission, loose on method. Whether you’re managing a team, running a business, or competing on the …
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Send us a text So many athletes, coaches, and leaders hit a wall—not because of a lack of talent, but because of too much certainty. Today’s episode brings an ancient Zen parable into the modern world. It’s about why the best never stop learning, and how emptying your cup might be the smartest thing you can do. Beginner’s mind isn’t weakness—it’s w…
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Send us a text Peak performance isn’t about pushing yourself to the max. It’s about staying in control, relaxed, and trusting the process. In this episode, we dive into the 85% Rule with Carl Lewis—how he stayed composed in the early stages of his races and trusted his flow. Over-effort can lead to burnout, but relaxed, focused effort allows your f…
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Send us a text In leadership, whether in sports or business, the ability to reflect with humility is key. Jim Collins shared a powerful lesson from Admiral Jim Stockdale, a man who endured unimaginable hardship yet led others through it by owning failures and giving credit in success. The “Mirror and Window” model is simple: when things go wrong, l…
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The injury bug is biting the Padres hard. We'll dive into Fernando Tatis's scary shoulder concerns. The D-backs are sitting at .500. Can they get off to a better start than in 2024? Corbin Carroll is doing his best to carry the squad. Plus, Sean shares how impressed he is with Jacob Wilson of the A's Full Youtube Broadcast here: https://youtu.be/Er…
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Send us a text In the world of sports, there are countless situations where things don’t go as planned. A player gets put in an unfamiliar role. The game gets interrupted by an unexpected element. The call you were sure you would get doesn’t go in your favor. But here’s the reality: It’s your responsibility to be ready for that. In today’s episode,…
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Send us a text There’s a subtle sickness that creeps into every competitor’s mindset — a lapse that can cost you the win, the breakthrough, the job. I call it the 2-out bug — that moment when you’re close to finishing strong, but you start coasting. You let off the gas. In baseball, pitchers often get two quick outs and then fall behind in counts b…
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Kyle Tucker is basically leading the NL in every offensive category. Should the Cubs try to lock him up now that Vlad Jr is off the table next off-season? We hear from Jed Hoyer on what Chicago's plans are for their new star slugger. We whip around the league and give love to Jose Berrios and Hunter Greene for their dominant starts and also shine a…
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Send us a text Rafael Devers started his season 0 for 19 with 15 strikeouts. The critics were loud. The pressure was high. But Devers didn’t flinch—he stayed locked into his process. Then? He went 10 for 19 with 7 RBIs and 8 runs in his next stretch. This episode of The Daily Drive is about what it looks like to weather the storm without abandoning…
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The Jays locked up Vlad Guerrero Jr. We give props to both player and front office. Reports are that the MLB Player's Union urged Jackson Merrill NOT to sign his big deal with the Padres - Sean explains why Jackson did EXACTLY what he needed to do signing the deal. Plus, as Casey promised last week - Rafael Devers got right in a BIG way. Sean descr…
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Send us a text Every action you take is a repetition of identity—a practice session for who you are becoming. If you spent 10 hours a day playing an instrument, you’d become a great musician. But what if you spent 10 hours a day complaining? Or procrastinating? Or doubting yourself? The truth is, you are always in practice. The question is: who are…
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Send us a text We prepare so we can face the unpreparable. The best performers, athletes, and professionals know this truth: you can’t control everything, but you can control how ready you are. True preparation isn’t just about executing a perfect plan—it’s about training yourself to adapt when the unexpected happens. Whether it’s a game, a busines…
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One of the best hitters of this generation - Jose Altuve - pulled off a Platinum Sombrero last night by striking out FIVE times in 1 game! Casey tells us exactly what he would have done if he had ever had that horrible of an awful game at the plate and his answer is very funny. The Padres are streaking big time. We dive into what's gotten them goin…
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Send us a text Comparison is a double-edged sword. Used right, it fuels growth—just like Kobe Bryant studied Michael Jordan’s every move to elevate his own game. But used wrong, it either minimizes others out of jealousy or minimizes ourselves with self-doubt. In this episode of The Daily Drive, we break down the difference between healthy and toxi…
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We take a deep dive inside the Reds start to the season and Case drops not one but two awesome Adam Dunn & Ken Griffey Jr stories. Plus, should Ohtani even bother pitching this season? We debate. Make sure you're signing up for Sean's April 27th Breakthrough pro program. You will not regret it! Click here for more info: https://www.seancaseylive.co…
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Send us a text Ever feel like your plans are too complicated to follow? In this episode of The Daily Drive, we break down the power of keeping things simple, specific, and standardized—the three S’s that make execution easier. When your plan is clear, direct, and repeatable, you don’t waste energy overthinking. You just show up and get to work. Whe…
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The Pads ponied up for Jackson Merrill. Casey explains why this is a win-win for everyone involved. Nate Eovloldi pulled a "Maddux" on the mound. We'll tell you how rare a feat the hurler's peformancre actually was. And Sean has great isight as to why the Blue Jays are having so much success with the Bunt early in the season. Full Youtube Broadcast…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Daily Drive, we dive into the story of Aaron Leinhart, the man behind the Yankees’ new torpedo bats. Leinhart wasn’t some legendary baseball insider—he was an engineer with a fresh perspective. And because of that, he saw what others missed. This is a lesson in thinking beyond our own circles. Too often, we get…
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Send us a text There are only two times to admit a mistake—early or late. And the difference between the two can make or break trust, relationships, and your ability to lead. Early admission prevents problems. Late admission creates them. Taking responsibility isn’t always easy, but avoiding it comes at a much higher cost. In this episode, we break…
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Sean brought some bats from the likes of Albert Pujols and other superstars into the show today to demo and completely dive inside the controversial Yankees "Torpedo Bat" controversy. Everything you need to know about the subject is broken down right here by the career .302 hitter who just happened to also be the Yankees hitting coach pretty recent…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Daily Drive, we unpack the unexpected advantage of imposter syndrome: humility. While feeling like a fraud can be overwhelming, it also keeps you hungry, adaptable, and open to growth. The best in the world—athletes, entrepreneurs, and leaders—often battle imposter syndrome, but instead of letting it cripple th…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Daily Drive, we dive into the power of preparation and how having a plan—no matter how flexible—can be the difference between success and chaos. Super Bowl-winning coach Bill Walsh believed in scripting the first 25 plays of a game to reduce stress and maintain control. The same principle applies to life and bu…
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Send us a text You wouldn’t put cheap gas in a Ferrari — so why are you settling for less? Just like a high-performance car needs premium fuel to operate at its best, your mind and body need the right inputs to reach peak performance. In this episode, we break down how your thoughts, habits, and choices determine your output — and how you can start…
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Send us a text You don’t get what you want—you get what you’ve earned. Success often comes down to three unwritten rules: 1) Have the courage to ask for an opportunity, 2) Have the courage to try, and 3) Be willing to get up when you fail. In this episode, we dive into James Clear’s powerful framework for building success and how taking action — ev…
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We're breaking down everything from Ichiro's laser 1st pitch to the Pirates blowing a Paul Skenes win day, to Austin Wells leading off, to Ohtani, Harper and Arenado going deep. Plus, guys who made rosters and showed off in their first games, bullpen gems, and some of the coolest opening day moments. We've got it all covered. Full Youtube Broadcast…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Daily Drive, we dive into a powerful mental model shared by Serena Williams: Act As If. Serena believes that success starts in the mind — if you visualize it, act as if it’s already happening, and believe in yourself, you increase your chances of making it a reality. Tune in to learn how adopting this mindset c…
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Send us a text Wayne Gretzky’s mindset isn’t just about hockey—it’s about life. Learning from the past is valuable, but if you’re stuck there, you’ll miss the opportunities right in front of you. One of my mentors, Brian Cain, always talks about WIN — What’s Important Now. When you can stay present, learn from the past without dwelling on it, and a…
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Send us a text In this episode of The Daily Drive, we explore the incredible breakthroughs Isaac Newton made during one of the most politically turbulent times in history. While England was going through the chaos of the English Civil War, the Restoration, and the Glorious Revolution, Newton stayed focused on his work — and it was in this period of…
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