Like, “Hey, you would love this show, and I’m sad that it’s on a hiatus. There’s a lot of different shows we could reference, and that was actually the challenge for me, because I was referencing our podcast when helping people, essentially. It’s changed my mindset, it’s changed how I think about decisions.” That show, “Your choice is your superpower”, to me that is a perfect show to share with people who don’t understand the power of their choice, and… It just helps people think differently. And I’ve gotta give a shout-out to many people over the last months and years who have just reached out about the show, saying, “Hey, when’s it coming back? I love this show. I think the desire has been there for the listenership, and I think the desire has been there for us. 9 overall pick in the 1994 NBA draft and played eight years in the league.No. He was the starting center on the late Dean Smith’s second NCAA championship squad in 1993. Montross was a two-time Associated Press second-team All-American with the Tar Heels. Montross is a radio analyst for UNC game broadcasts and works for the Rams Club, the fundraising arm of UNC’s athletics department. Our family is dealing with Eric’s diagnosis head-on - the only way we know how. “Your support is more than appreciated it is welcomed as a necessary part of beating cancer one day at a time. “We are all touched by the responses our entire family has received since the news became public,” the family said. Montross’ family issued a statement through the school on Saturday announcing the 51-year-old’s diagnosis, though it didn’t specify the nature of the cancer. (AP) - The family of former North Carolina and NBA big man Eric Montross says he has begun treatments for cancer. Eric Montross played for 6 NBA teams during his 8-season career.ĬHAPEL HILL, N.C.

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