453: Enes Kanter Freedom—In the Name of Freedom

NBA player turned human rights activist Enes Kanter Freedom shares his remarkable journey growing up in Turkey under an oppressive regime, his rise to NBA stardom, and the high personal cost of speaking out against tyranny. From being exiled by his home country to being effectively blackballed from the NBA, Enes opens up about the courage it takes to stand alone—and why he refuses to stay silent. He also discusses his powerful new book, In the Name of Freedom, and what it means to fight for something bigger than the game.

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GREATE!

I recently listened on audiobook, and it was a wonderful experience. The narration was clear, engaging, and really brought the characters to life. The pacing was smooth, making it easy to follow along without losing interest.

Enes is the most important athlete since Mohammed Ali

Thanks for bringing him back. What a hero for liberty and human rights. He is the biggest man to ever play in the NBA. Everyone should buy a copy of "In the Name of Freedom" to support Enes, even if you don't read it. But I definitely will thanks to this podcast.