In this week’s episode of One on One, Mark interviews the original Pacer, Freddie Lewis. The former starting point guard and captain talks about his leadership style, being team captain on three of his professional teams, his experience playing in the first ABA All-Star Game, and winning all three of the Pacers’ ABA Championship titles on the road.

In this first episode of a two-part series of “One on One,” Mark interviews Bobby Plump. Plump and his high school teammates were the inspiration behind the hit movie Hoosiers. In this episode, they talk about his early days at Milan High School. The team’s controversial coaching change from Willard Green to Marvin Wood, and his famous game winning shot in the 1954 Indiana State High School Basketball Championship.

On this week’s episode of “One on One,” Mark interviews Indianapolis Colts cornerback Marlin Jackson. They discuss Jackson’s high school years where he was a highly touted recruit coming out, his stellar career at the University of Michigan, and what its like going against Peyton Manning everyday in practice.

Former Baltimore and Indianapolis Colts’ linebacker, Barry Krauss, speaks with Mark this week. They discuss his outstanding collegiate career at the University of Alabama, being drafted 6th overall to the Baltimore Colts, the team’s move to Indianapolis, and his post-football career in broadcasting and as a motivational speaker.

This week Mark sits down with former Pacer great, Bob Netolicky. Neto talks about his youth and those wild days with the ABA Indiana Pacers.

In this special holiday episode of “One on One,” Mark Montieth presents the childhood upbringing of some of Indiana’s most famous sports personalities. Mark speaks with Larry Bird, Tamika Catchings, Billy Keller, Rick Mount, Bobby Leonard, George McGinnis Scott Skiles, Hallie Bryant, Oscar Robertson, Jerry Harkness, Pete Trgovich, Jimmy Rayl, Tom Van Arsdale, Mel Daniels, Sam Perkins, and John Wooden about how their early childhood created a love of their sport and helped them develop into the athlete that they would later become.

In this episode Mark sits down with legendary broadcaster Chuck Marlow. Chuck was a local tv host most famous for his role on Bob Knight's Sunday morning coaches show.