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Set 6: The Official MLV PodcastAuthor: Major League Volleyball
Step inside the world of Major League Volleyball like never before.Hosted by Sevrin Lavenstein, Set 6 takes you beyond the final whistle and into the heartbeat of the league where the stories are deeper, the stakes are higher, and the personalities drive the game forward.Each episode delivers a front-row seat to everything shaping MLV right now from breaking news and match-defining moments to behind-the-scenes access you wont find anywhere else. Sevrin sits down with the leagues biggest stars, rising talent, coaches, and voices across the sport to uncover who they are off the court, what fuels them, and what it takes to perform at the highest level.Whether its candid conversations, insider perspective, or the moments that define a season, Set 6 is where the sport comes to life.This is more than a recap.This is more than a podcast.This is Major. Language: en Genres: Sports, Volleyball Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Episode 013 | Leah Edmond Talks Atlanta, Team Culture & the Future of MLV
Friday, 17 July, 2026
One of Major League Volleyball's biggest stars is back.Leah Edmond joins Set 6 to discuss why returning to Atlanta was an easy decision, what the Vibe learned from a difficult 2026 season, and why veteran leadership could be the key to chasing a championship in 2027.Leah also opens up about embracing the pressure that comes with being one of the league's premier players, reaching 1,000 career kills, building lasting relationships with the Atlanta community, her passion for education and broadcasting, and how MLV can continue growing into a league where players can build long-term careers.Plus, Sevrin recaps another exciting week of VNL action, breaks down the latest MLV news, and looks ahead to another offseason filled with volleyball stories.In this episode:Why Leah chose to return to AtlantaBuilding a championship cultureVeteran leadership vs. young talentHandling expectations as one of MLV's biggest starsLessons from the 2026 seasonReaching 1,000 career killsCommunity impact beyond the courtThe future of professional volleyball in America
