
Women of Troy
The Cheryl Miller-led USC Trojans and their lasting impact on women's basketball.
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Branson Wright tells the stories behind the headlines — exploring ambition, adversity, identity and the people whose lives reach far beyond sports.
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From nationally televised documentaries to independent films, stories grounded in real lives.

The Cheryl Miller-led USC Trojans and their lasting impact on women's basketball.
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A city's identity, heartbreak and enduring relationship with its sports teams.
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A high school rivalry, lasting friendships and a fight bigger than the game.
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The Corie Blount story: promise, crisis and life beyond athletic success.
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The story of Dwight Anderson, a basketball phenomenon whose journey went beyond his talent.
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The Davone Bess story examines mental health, fame and the struggles hidden behind success.
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Journalism that finds the human story.
With more than three decades in journalism, Wright has covered professional sports and the intersection of competition, race, culture and community. His reporting and features have appeared in ESPN's Andscape, The Guardian, Cleveland Magazine, The Ring and other publications.
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A Century of Athlete Resistance and the Fight for Justice
An exploration of athlete activism across generations, with the historic 1967 Cleveland Summit at its center. The book examines the athletes who used their influence to challenge injustice — and the price of speaking out.
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When prominent Black athletes gathered in support of Muhammad Ali, they helped define a pivotal moment in the history of sports and civil rights.
Sports. Culture. Real Conversation.
Co-hosted by Branson Wright and Delvis Valentine, the podcast brings candid interviews and conversations with athletes, journalists, entertainers and influential voices.
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Unfiltered conversations about sports, entertainment, society and the experiences behind public success.
Thoughtful conversations about athlete activism, journalism and storytelling.
Available for campus programs, film screenings, moderated conversations, panels and guest lectures. Featured program: The Cleveland Summit at 60, connecting the historic 1967 gathering with the role of athletes in today's social movements.
Request availability →Film clips, original reporting and historical context explore how Muhammad Ali and a generation of athletes helped reshape the relationship between sports and social justice.
Programs can be tailored for universities, libraries, cultural institutions and community organizations.
A lifetime of telling stories that connect sports to the world around us.

Branson Wright is a journalist, filmmaker, producer and author with more than 30 years of experience covering sports and humanity. A former Cleveland Cavaliers beat writer for The Plain Dealer, he has produced work for HBO, ESPN and independent film platforms.
As founder of Be Right Ventures, Wright develops documentary and multimedia stories built around compelling people, important questions and lasting cultural impact.
Speaking and collaborations →Documentary production, reporting, speaking, interviews and creative partnerships.
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