Sapp-Trapp Stillness is an Illness Podcast
The Sapp–Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast is more than a show—it’s the voice of a movement. Founded by Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, Dan Watson, and Brian Moss, Stillness Is an Illness (SIAI) is a wellness-based platform designed to prevent chronic illness by promoting proactive, holistic health. Built on the philosophy that motion is medicine, SIAI empowers people to move with purpose—physically, mentally, and spiritually. As former Clemson football legends and NFL players, Patrick Sapp and James Trapp bring the mindset of elite athletics and leadership at the highest level. Alongside community leaders Dan Watson and Brian Moss, they’ve built a mission that blends movement, mentorship, and mindset with service to others. At the core is PADL247—Positive Activities of Daily Living. PADL247 is more than fitness—it’s a lifestyle. Through practices like the 15-5 to Stay Alive method (15 reps of 5 exercises spread throughout the day), SIAI proves how even small, intentional actions add up to life-changing momentum. The podcast is filmed and recorded live at the tailgates just outside Clemson’s stadium, capturing the energy, spirit, and tradition of Clemson football. Guests will include former and current Clemson/NFL players, as well as other influential figures associated with Clemson football, offering insider perspectives, stories, and lessons from the game and beyond. But SIAI goes beyond personal health. We believe real change starts locally. That’s why we partner with grassroots organizations, schools, nonprofits, and businesses to elevate youth voices, support community initiatives, and make movement contagious. From live events and creative collaborations to service projects and strategic alliances, SIAI is committed to building healthier communities—24/7. Each episode dives into this philosophy: conversations that challenge the status quo, stories that inspire growth, and strategies that help you live with clarity, resilience, and purpose. This is more than content—it’s a call to action. Join the movement. PADL247 with us.
Episodes
Episode 14 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast delivers a powerful superfan episode with a unique family twist as Terence Sapp joins Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss at the Esso Club in Clemson.
The conversation starts with Terence and Patrick reflecting on growing up together, the role football played in their lives early on, and Terence’s own journey as a college football player. Terence shares his experien...
Episode 13 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast keeps the superfan series rolling with high energy and pure love for the game as Eric, a die-hard SMU superfan, joins Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss at Death Valley for his very first Clemson game.
For Eric, stepping into Clemson was a true bucket list moment, and he breaks down what it meant to finally experience the atmosphere in person. The conversation quic...
Episode 11 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast takes place back at the legendary Esso Club in Clemson, where Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss sit down with Clemson alum Travis Blanks — a respected leader on and off the field.
Travis opens up about his years at Clemson and how the relationships he built there shaped the trajectory of his life. The guys dive deep into the mental, spiritual, and physical pillars...
Episode 10 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast keeps it short and straight to the point. Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss break down what Clemson needs to do to get back on track and regain momentum this season.
From leadership to consistency to mindset, they lay out the adjustments and energy the Tigers need to turn things around. Quick, real, and honest — this one gets right to it.
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In Episode 9 of the Sapp–Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast, hosts Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss welcome a remarkable guest — Sarah, a die-hard fan (of Syracuse) and a leukemia survivor. Her story isn’t just about cheering for her team, it’s about overcoming adversity, stepping back into life with purpose, and powering through the kind of mindset that prevents stillness in body, mind, and spirit.
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In Episode 8 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast, hosts Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss sit down with Clemson legend Rodney Williams — the winningest quarterback in Clemson history with a 32-10-2 mark as a starter and three straight ACC titles.
They dig into how life’s going for Rodney post-playing days, what it takes to bounce back as a team, and how the Tigers must reset this season. They cover leadership,...
The Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast kicks off a brand-new chapter — filmed live at the legendary Esso Club in Clemson, South Carolina.
In Episode 7, Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, Brian Moss, and Dan Watson dive deep into the core of what Stillness Is an Illness stands for. From the PADL247 philosophy (Positive Activities of Daily Living) to the 15-5 method (15 reps of 5 exercises a day), they explore how small, consistent m...
Episode 6 of the Sapp-Trapp SIAI Podcast closes out the Death Valley tailgate series with Clemson legends Patrick Sapp and James Trapp, alongside Brian Moss, breaking down how the Tigers are shaping up heading into the season.
They dive into what the team needs to do to perform at the highest level, share their thoughts on the mindset it takes to win, and bring that classic energy only true Tiger insiders can deliver.
The crew wrap...
The Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast is back from the Death Valley tailgate with another wild one — this time featuring two die-hard college football fans going head-to-head: one from Clemson, one from LSU.
It’s all passion, pride, and playful trash talk as the crew dives into what makes college football culture so electric. From tailgate traditions and team loyalty to good-natured rivalries, this episode captures the raw...
In Episode 4 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast, Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and Brian Moss sit down with Clemson alum and community leader Mike Williams, co-founder of the long-running charity event Rock’n On The Runway.
From the tailgate right outside Death Valley, the crew and Mike dive into the heart behind Rock’n On The Runway, a one-of-a-kind event that has raised vita...
Episode 3 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast features Clemson great and NFL standout Shaq Lawson sitting down with Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, and moderator Brian Moss. Shaq talks about what brought him to Clemson, the culture that shaped him, and the mindset it takes to succeed at the highest level. He opens up about the mental side of the game—how discipline, resilience, and focus separate those who last from those ...
Episode 2 of the Sapp-Trapp Stillness Is an Illness Podcast is all about faith, football, and family. Clemson legends Patrick Sapp and James Trapp, along with moderator Brian Moss, sit down with fellow Tiger, NFL veteran, and coach Brentson Buckner for a conversation packed with perspective.
Buckner shares why he chose Clemson, how the culture shaped him, and why his “faith before fame” m...
The Stillness Is an Illness Podcast launches with an introduction to the movement that’s changing the way we think about health, purpose, and community. Created by Clemson legends and former NFL players Patrick Sapp, James Trapp, alongside Dan Watson, and Brian Moss, Stillness Is an Illness (SIAI) is more than a motto—it’s a mission.
Born from the belief that motion is medicine, SIAI exists to inspire people to move intentionally...
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