INDUCTED INTO PENN RELAYS HALL OF FAME<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nActually, her title is not just a \u201cformer Olympian\u201d, a title which, for many of us, would be a wonderfully special title to own.\u00a0 Joetta is an accomplished motivation speaker, author, coach, social affairs advocate and spokesperson.\u00a0 She is an incredibly engaging personality who has done remarkable work both in and out of the sports world.\u00a0 Clark-Diggs was also inducted into the New Jersey Hall of Fame (not just the \u201cSports\u201d Hall of Fame) for all of her efforts.<\/p>\n
She is one of the true diamonds in the RCN viewing area, not just for her past work, but I found out that she is continuing to do work with young people in the Eastern Pennsylvania regions.\u00a0 She continues to talk about her life lessons with middle and high school athletes, in addition to being one of the top track-and-field minds you will ever find. \u00a0In fact, she is running a new camp and will be giving us more details on this and other exciting new projects she is working on when she stops by our \u201cSportsTalk\u201d set for this Thursday\u2019s show (live, 7-8pm).\u00a0 Joetta also has some great insights on current regional and national sports issues that she will be sharing with us on the program\u2019s \u201croundtable\u201d segment.<\/p>\n
\u201cSportsTalk\u201d co-host Joe Craig and I had the honor of interviewing Joetta previously, to learn about her tremendous career, her experiences participating in four Olympic games, her family\u2019s support, and their accomplishments and relationship with each other.\u00a0 She also shared her unique experience of having her father portrayed in a major motion picture (her dad is Joe Louis Clark, who was portrayed by Morgan Freeman in the 1989 film \u201cLean On Me.\u201d)\u00a0 Here is a sample of that interview.<\/p>\n