Saturday May 10, 2025

Kai Austin and Ronan Kim | The George Levy Experience #8

In this episode of The George Levy Experience, we get real about football, faith, failure, and the fine line between discipline and burnout. I sit down with two of my friends—Kai, a D1 football commit headed to William & Mary, and Ronan, a thoughtful high school senior navigating life after acceptance to UVA. We talk about what it actually takes to go D1, how cutting weight affects your mind, and why doing the hard things is what separates good from great.


But this conversation isn’t just about sports. We dive into family dynamics, growing up with divorced parents, the pressure of expectations, and even whether or not three guys could take down a silverback gorilla (seriously). We also open up about our faith in God, the cost of cursing, and how regret is really just a form of inaction.


This episode is for athletes, thinkers, believers—and anyone trying to figure it all out.


🎯 Key Discussion Points:


What it really takes to go D1


The connection between pain, purpose, and discipline


Why regret is just a smokescreen for inaction


Balancing God, sports, school, and identity


The difference between motivation and discipline


How Covid changed us


Sibling dynamics and why they matter


Cursing, culture, and Christian conviction


LeBron vs. Jordan: the final verdict?


Can 3 guys take down a gorilla?


👇 Comment below:

What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever done, and was it worth it?


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Kai’s IG: @k_austin2

Ronan’s IG: @ronan_kim_


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