Podcasts about athletic directors

Charles Guthrie has been leading Akron through a rebrand and joined the HEA podcast to talk about going to the Block "A" and that conversation spills into more insight into his approach to leadership as an executive. Guthrie gives his take on the pros and cons of guarantee money games in Football and whether things will change with the expansion of the College Football Playoff. With two AD Chair openings in the MAC at the time of this recording, Guthrie talks about what it's like working inside the MAC with their commissioner and its fellow ADs. We closed out the conversation talking about the transformation committee work and whether things become more challenging to operate an athletic department with so much ongoing uncertainty.

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After being named Interim AD for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, Frank Neville, met with the media and discussed what they will be looking for int he next full-time Athletic Director, getting support back to a program that has disappointed its fanbase, comparing the Yellow Jacket turnaround to a recent SEC program and moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chad Lewis joined DJ & PK to talk about the Cougars, transfer portal, NFL and the aims and goal of the National Football Foundation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you ever heard of someone being an Athletic Director and Head Coach at the same time? Well Ben Hicks wears both hats at CVCC. He has a interesting background, history and current situation. This was a good interview to learn from him, how he organizes his position(s), his philosophy on how he coaches and mentors his players, plus his Columbus State connections.Follow the Podcast TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@beballjonespodcast       Follow BeBall Jones on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok and Facebook @BeBallJones   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beballjones/Twitter: https://twitter.com/BeBallJonesTikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdAFqYm9/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BeballJones0

Just 24 hours after announcing the additions of Men's and Women's Wrestling programs at Utica University, David Fontaine comes on for an episode to further discuss the decision. Utica adding both programs will make 332 Men's and Women's Wrestling Teams added since 2000 and 12 in NY since 2013. With NYSPHSAA announcing the emerging sports status for girls wrestling at the high school level this is exciting to help build the sport at both levels. Mr. Fontaine further talks the decision in adding both programs and what Utica has to offer. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Otsego High School students interview the Otsego Athletic Director.Our featured guest is Justin Slauterbeck, Otsego's Athletic Director. This episode is hosted by Michael Obringer and Kaden Knapp and edited by Owen Henderson.Intro/Outro Music: “Motivated” by Alex MakesMusicDate Recorded:  September 12th, 2022. FOLLOW OUR SOCIALS: Twitter: @OHS_RoundTable Instagram: @ohs_roundtableEmail: podcast@otsegoknights.org

Athletic Director of the Demon Deacons, John Currie, joined the show ahead of Clemson coming to Winston Salem to play Wake Forest.

In this weekly addition of the ESPN Roundtable presented by Paradise Falls of Missoula, Portland State athletic director John Johnson joins us to talk all things PSU athletics, including the future of Viking football and Portland State's football trip to Missoula to take on No. 2 Montana for the Grizzlies' homecoming. 

Episode 161: Frisco ISD is big – like 60,000 students, 12,000 student athletes and 640 coaches big. We sit down with Grace McDowell, who is at the helm of Frisco ISD Athletics. We’re talking about her long-time role within the district and the scope of the Athletic Director role she […]

JSU Athletic Director Greg Seitz joined Chase and Gerhard. 

Coach Nic Williams is the Athletic Director, Head Football Coach and Assistant Principal at Booker High school in the Texas panhandle. Coach shares their "Society of Champions" program and shares how they give back to their district and community. Connect with Coach Williams at: nic.williams@region16.net Interested in connecting or taking the next step with us? Let us know! Colton@2words.tv

Irle talks all things regarding Chargers athletics on the WRAM Morning Show.

The fellas sit down with Joe Parker the Athletic Director for Colorado State University. Joe joined CSU in 2015 and recently just signed a 5 year extension. Joe discusses the challenges universities are facing with the N.I.L (Name Image Likeness) rules, the future of CSU athletics, and much much more! We hope you enjoy.

Ahead of his term as chairman of the College Football Playoff selection committee, NC State athletic director Boo Corrigan joins sports columnist Luke DeCock to discuss his CFP role, the changing landscape of college sports and everything from the Holiday Bowl fiasco to PNC Arena renovations to whether the Wolfpack women's basketball team could end up playing in a hostile environment ... again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This blog post has been shared by many members of the dance team community: https://callmemags.substack.com/p/all-my-blood-sweat-and-tears-for It was written by Maggie Schmaltz, a recent graduate of the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota and a member of their phenomenal dance team while she was a student there.  The blog post is about what Maggie experienced as a member of her college dance team that was nationally ranked and known, repeat champions many times over, but that acknowledgement and respect did not transfer to her own college campus and community.  It's actually a very common tale.  I've talked to countless coaches through this podcast and also through professional development conferences and it's apparent that the spirit programs at other colleges and universities, and high schools across the country, are not given equal access to amenities and resources as the other programs.  With the help of this week's podcast guest, my athletic director at Rockhurst University, Kristy Bayer, we are building a program that is more closely aligned with what the other sports at our university experience.  I ask Kristy what other coaches can do to advocate for their programs, whether or not they are under the athletics umbrella at their institutions.  I also ask her about being a woman who has experienced much success in the male dominated world of sports.  Kristy was a coach herself with a winning record, so I also get answers to coaching questions because her ideas and how she ran her teams can all be applied to spirit teams at all levels.   Connect with Larkspur: Website: https://www.larkspurdance.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larkspurdance/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LarkspurDance/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LarkspurMelanie Connect with the Rockhurst University Spirit Squad: https://rockhursthawks.com/sports/spirit-squad https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDw4OAJvfaV4nN1H-UiKTMe1azblfw3Q5oQA9_bAjMHDM8vA/viewform https://www.instagram.com/ruspiritsquad/

We take a break from our FLASBACKS and instead go back and visit with a "Friend of the Show" - Dr. Tim Baghurst of FSU COACH. Tim was a guest during season one and contributed to the original Athletic Director's Toolbox and he's back to talk about the FSU COACH program and why ADs and Coaches should get involved - and he's also sharing important info about SCHOLARSHIPS that are available right now! THIS is The Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/support

Originally UPLOADED June 6, 2022, reloaded to fix file. Tony welcomes Mark Hollis, who serves as the Chief Operating Officer for Rock Ventures, tying threads among the 100+ companies in Dan Gilbert's portfolio and delivering value to those companies located in Detroit, Cleveland, Charlotte, Phoenix, and other Family of Companies communities. Positively impacting Rocket Companies, Cleveland Cavaliers, Shinola, Bedrock, 100Thieves, StockX, Xenith, Dictionary.com and other Family of Companies are among his primary duties. Working with FOC team members, he was involved in launching and coordinating the Rocket Mortgage Classic, Detroit's annual PGA TOUR event, the Forbes Under 30 Summit, Detroit Grand Prix transformation, and attracting other outreach events. As Chairman of the Detroit Sports Organizing Corporation, Mark is frequently working with Detroit's professional and amateur sports teams, entertainment entities, and venues. Hollis retired from a 38-year career in intercollegiate athletics after serving 10 years as the athletics director at Michigan State University. During his tenure at MSU, Hollis was known for his innovation in the development of creative events. The Cold War outdoor ice hockey game established world-record attendance for the sport and led to the NHL's Winter Classic. The world-record attendance setting “The BasketBowl” men's basketball game played at Ford Field led to today's NCAA Final Four venue format. The Game of Change commemorated the historic game played at Jenison Fieldhouse and featured Detroit's history with the Tuskegee Airmen. The Quicken Loans Carrier Classic played on the flight deck of the USN Carl Vinson led to future military appreciation events by college and professional sports. And the PK80, a 16-team men's basketball event played in two Portland-based venues, delivered a unique appreciation for Phil Knight's contributions to college sports. Hollis received the 2015 National Football Foundation John Toner Award and the 2012 Athletic Director of the Year by Street & Smith's SportsBusiness Journal/Daily. He served on the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Committee, as chair for the 2016-17 season. Hollis was instrumental in negotiating long-term agreements for Michigan State University with WJR, Nike, and Fox Sports. During his tenure, the Spartans competed in 3 NCAA Men's Basketball Final Fours, 8 bowl games (including the Rose Bowl and College Football Playoff), and won 29 Big Ten championships and 1 National championship. MSU athletics facilities saw some of their biggest improvements with renovations and construction projects including Spartan Stadium, Breslin Center, golf facility, football building, baseball stadium, and softball stadium. Prior to returning to Michigan State, Hollis spent two years at the University of Pittsburgh as associate athletic director. Before his stint at Pitt, Hollis worked for the Western Athletic Conference. He joined the WAC as an administrative assistant immediately after college. Two years later, he was appointed assistant commissioner. Hollis earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in communication from Michigan State in 1985, where he served as a basketball team manager under Jud Heathcote. In 1992, he earned his MBA in business administration from the University of Colorado. He and his wife Nancy, have a daughter, Katy, and two sons, T.R. and Michael. » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/ Thank you to Benjamin Robinson and Motor City Skyline's music

Martin Jarmond knows about success. The UNCW alum has done the hard work it takes to succeed on both personal and professional levels. But had it not been for a single phone call, made at one of Jarmond's lowest moments when self-doubt threatened to become an obstacle, his achievements may have never happened. Ground may have remained unbroken. Racial barriers may have stood for many more years. UCLA's Athletic Director talks about the importance of that call on his career, and how he works to help others follow in his path.

In this AD Insider | Thursday 30 episode, presented by Box Out Sports, we sat down with Barbara Barnes, Associate Athletics Director of Communications at Georgetown Univ.In this episode, we cover the following topics: building a social media strategy that fits your bandwidth, developing a posting process for every sport, delegating posting without losing control, brand value and how to monetize it at the HS level, and what the #$%# do we do with Tik Tok?Support the show

Host Will Rasmussen and guest Craig Larsen, Athletic Director for Salmon schools, fill in for Fred Snook on the Penalty Box this week, summarizing sports activities around the area.

Today we take our first trip to the great state of New Mexico and sit down with the Athletic Director at Los Alamos High School in Los Alamos New Mexico, Ms. Ann Stewart. Ann has returned home to lead at the school she graduated from and has become a presence both at the state and national levels of athletic administration. We had a great time learning from her and talking about the upcoming National Athletic Directors Conference in Nashville, TN this December. Let's settle in and get to know Ms. Ann Stewart.

Welcome to our weekly live show, One on One with Coach Blu. Coach Blu is a licensed mental health therapist and certified substance use, disorder counselor. Today's cohost is Addict II Athlete's own Athletic Director, Marisa Robinson. Marissa is a Certified Recreational Therapist. This is an open topic, so by which you, the listener, can participate by submitting your questions through direct messaging or jumping on the zoom link provided to be a guest and participant on the show. We discuss addiction, recovery, mental illness, health and wellness, and much more. This week we discuss how to truly help a friend or family member while they are getting help.  Please join Addict to Athlete's Patreon support page and help us turn the mess of addiction into the message of sobriety! https://www.patreon.com/addicttoathlete Please visit our website for more information on Team Addict to Athlete and Addiction Recovery Podcasts. https://www.AddictToAthlete.org    

Welcome to our weekly live show, One on One with Coach Blu. Coach Blu is a licensed mental health therapist and certified substance use, disorder counselor. Today's cohost is Addict II Athlete's own Athletic Director, Marisa Robinson. Marissa is a Certified Recreational Therapist. This is an open topic, so by which you, the listener, can participate by submitting your questions through direct messaging or jumping on the zoom link provided to be a guest and participant on the show. We discuss addiction, recovery, mental illness, health and wellness, and much more. This week we discuss how to truly help a friend or family member while they are getting help.  Please join Addict to Athlete's Patreon support page and help us turn the mess of addiction into the message of sobriety! https://www.patreon.com/addicttoathlete Please visit our website for more information on Team Addict to Athlete and Addiction Recovery Podcasts. https://www.AddictToAthlete.org    

Welcome to our weekly live show, One on One with Coach Blu. Coach Blu is a licensed mental health therapist and certified substance use, disorder counselor. Today's cohost is Addict II Athlete's own Athletic Director, Marisa Robinson. Marissa is a Certified Recreational Therapist. This is an open topic, so by which you, the listener, can participate by submitting your questions through direct messaging or jumping on the zoom link provided to be a guest and participant on the show. We discuss addiction, recovery, mental illness, health and wellness, and much more. This week we discuss how to truly help a friend or family member while they are getting help.  Please join Addict to Athlete's Patreon support page and help us turn the mess of addiction into the message of sobriety! https://www.patreon.com/addicttoathlete Please visit our website for more information on Team Addict to Athlete and Addiction Recovery Podcasts. https://www.AddictToAthlete.org    

It's Tuesday and that means another Tech Tip, this time from Scott Paine, CMAA and tech Guru. Scott has some great tech ideas for Athletic Directors and this week is a very cool! Here are the SHOW NOTES for this week's Tech Tip by Scott Paine. Product Name: My Lightning Tracker & Alerts Description: Utilized to track live lightning strike locations in your immediate area. Usages: Use from your phone to know how far away the lightning is to your athletic events and/or use it from your desktop to predict incoming storms prior to your events that day. Website: https://www.lightningmaps.org/#m=oss;t=3;s=0;o=0;b=;ts=0; Itunes App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/my-lightning-tracker-alerts/id1175031987 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrustonapps.mylightningtracker&hl=en_US&gl=US Connect with Scott: athletitechconsulting@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/support

This week on FLASHBACK, we head back to almost one year ago to our visit with Deran Coe, CMAA from Wake County School District in North Carolina. Deran is very active in his state and at the National Level and he shares his story + some BEST PRACTICES on this episode of The Educational AD Podcat! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/support

In this episode, BOSCA Founder Jim Abbott catches up with Jackie Nicholson, Athletic Director at Rochester Institute for Technology. Jackie shares insights about her journey to the AD's chair, lessons learned in the first year as an AD, her involvement in national organizations and committees, and issues facing college athletics. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jim-abbott/support

On this episode of the Baldwin Bruins Sports Podcast, Ava and Aaron interview Baldwin's new Athletic Director, Dr. Tyshawn Scarlett. Dr. Scarlett shares his vision for the Baldwin athletics program and shares some personal stories.

NC State Athletic Director and head of the College Football Playoff Committee, Boo Corrigan stops by on the upcoming football season for the Wolfpack, and his role on the CFP committee.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode of the TCA podcast, our host Cynthia Yanof speaks with the Girls' Athletic Director and Varsity Basketball Coach Jeff Smith and Varsity Volleyball Coach Steve Collins to hear all about the girls' sports at TCA and about the varsity volleyball season. Jeff tells us about TCA's philosophy for girls' sports and how he works to advocate for girls' teams and ensure the programs get what they need. TCA's commitment to hiring great coaches and developing character through our programs sets us apart. TCA encourages girls to play multiple sports, leading to better athletes and helping our teams compete better. Our girls love to have fun with their teammates. The varsity basketball team is a young team but will return players Grace Leverton and Sophia Miller. There is a new TAPPS playoff format for basketball, and even though we are in a tough district, we are looking forward to a good season. The off-season starts after Labor Day and the the season starts in November. Steve Collins was a college baseball player but first played volleyball during high school in Singapore. His interest in volleyball continued with playing in USAV, and then he got into coaching. Volleyball tryouts began on August 1, and the season started quickly after. The varsity team plays 35-40 games during the season and about 20 games in the preseason. The team has already competed in several tournaments before school started. Coaching with Steve is Carlos Rosado, who is the assistant varsity coach; he grew up playing volleyball in Puerto Rico and played in college there. TCA's JV coach is Carlos Luna. He has played volleyball professionally and also in the Beijing Olympics. Our district is very competitive, and the team must play its best to win – there are no easy games. But that intensity builds and drives the energy for practice and the next game. Steve's favorite thing about coaching at TCA is the blending of academics, Christianity, and athletics. He asks Senior players to step up and lead the team. Encouraging them to communicate the standards and traditions to the younger players. The players develop the program with the coach's guidance. Some volleyball players play on a club team, but about half play other sports at school. For parents of younger girls interested in volleyball, Steve encourages playing volleyball either on the rec level or club level. There are many places to get involved in the sport throughout DFW. To wrap up, Jeff lists the girls' sports offered at TCA, including volleyball, basketball, dance, cheer, golf, softball, swimming, track, cross country and tennis. Jeff has an open-door policy stop by if you have a question or email him at jsmith@trinitychristian.org Our varsity volleyball season is underway. Come out and support our athletes! See the game schedule below: https://www.trinitychristian.org/athletics/teams-schedules/t/~athletics-team-id/138

Nathan McClallen, Athletic Director and Lead P.E. Teacher at Valor Public Charter Schools of Austin (Texas), joins host Scot Bertram to discuss why all students should see themselves as athletes, changing a student's mindset to see that everyone has athletic potential, and motivating students to be the best athlete they can be.

When the news broke in 2010 of an academic scandal on the campus of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, at first involving members of the football team, few knew that the issue would eventually expand to include more than 3100 students and student-athletes taking 200 “paper courses" offered by the African and Afro-American Studies Department. Among many other outcomes, UNC Chapel Hill was put on probation by the regional accreditation association, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Carolina was restored to full accreditation by the SACSCOC the following year, and later, the NCAA decided not to hold the institution in violation of their rules. In fall 2013, UNC-Chapel Hill was under new leadership, including a new Chancellor, new Provost, and new Athletic Director. They needed a clear and comprehensive understanding of the academic life cycle for student-athletes in order to move forward. Former Provost James W. Dean, Jr. and Director of Athletics Bubba Cunningham convened a 10-person team of campus leaders to do something that we believe no other university had done before: comprehensively document and assess all academic processes that affect student-athletes from the time that they are recruited until after they graduate. With Chancellor Carol L. Folt's direction and support, Dean and Cunningham led the Student-Athlete Academic Initiative Working Group in this effort, acknowledging that Carolina needed to make changes to address these issues, restore trust, and promote academic integrity. Most institutions sweep high-profile athletics scandals under the rug. UNC instead chose to build a culture of continuous improvement, where everyone on campus plays a coordinated role in student-athletes' success. Today's conversation goes behind the scenes with one of the key leaders in this effort, which still continues today. Dr. Debbi Clarke led the Working Group out of the Provost's Office for more than nine years. Debbi takes us behind the scenes of a leadership puzzle – does change begin at the top with new leadership? Or from the bottom up, led by faculty and other key voices on campus? At UNC, it's been both. They continue to address the issues they faced in a way that has drawn interest from university leaders across the country. As Clarke says "You're building a new culture. It's a really hard thing to do. We recognized what went wrong, and how it went wrong, and said, ‘This is what we're going to do to fix it." It's a remarkable transition. For more information: https://apsa.unc.edu --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/karen-weaver/message

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When new Athletic Director Nico Yantko stepped on Murray State's campus in his new role, it wasn't his first Racer rodeo. In fact, it is all too familiar. Yantko, who served as Murray State's starting quarterback from 2007-2009, is a two-time Racer alumnus. Nico, '09, '20, was introduced Aug. 15 as the 10th director of athletics in Murray State history, and although he has been seen around Murray in recent days preparing for his family's move to "the finest place we know," his first official day on the job is today, Sept. 1. He earned a bachelor's degree in integrated studies from Murray State in 2009 and a master's degree in human development and leadership in 2020. He returns home to Murray State as the Racers begin our first year in the Missouri Valley Conference and join the Missouri Valley Football Conference in 2023.   Yantko's career in collegiate athletics began as a graduate assistant in the MSU athletics department and later at North Carolina State, the University of Missouri and the University of Louisiana. Just last month, at the age of 35, The Athletic named Nico to their inaugural list of collegiate athletics rising stars under the age of 40.    On the Racer Alumni Podcast, we talk to him about his experience as a Racer student-athlete, his career leading up to this point, his family, philosophy and what it means to him to guide his alma mater into the next century as we celebrate the centennial of our founding. We'll also discuss his self-proclaimed love for good pizza, his favorite ways to spend his free time and the food culture we know and love in America's friendliest city.    Sponsored by the Murray State University Alumni Association and hosted by Murray State Director of Alumni Relations Carrie McGinnis and 2019 Murray State graduate Jordan Lowe, The Racer Alumni Podcast: Stories from the Finest Place We Know gives you the chance to connect with your alma mater and others within our global alumni family. Racers are 80,000-strong. New episodes drop on the 1st and 15th of each month. Subscribe today and spread the word! Not a member of the Alumni Association? Membership makes this podcast possible. Join today at murraystate.edu/alumni!    This podcast was produced with the help of Jim Ray Consulting Services.  Jim is a 1992 Murray State graduate. He can help you with the concept development, implementation, production and distribution of your own podcast, just as he has done for the MSUAA. The views and opinions expressed during the Racer Alumni Podcast do not necessarily reflect those of Murray State University, its administration or the faculty at large. The episodes are designed to be inspiring and entertaining.

Episode # 68: Graham Neff, Clemson University, Director of Athletics, Clemson SCToday we head back to the college ranks to sit down with the Power 5's youngest AD in 38-year-old Graham Neff of Clemson. But don't let the age fool you. He is one of the brightest stars in the profession who has helped develop several key areas of the department, including the financial philosophy, fundraising, student-athlete welfare, and external operations management, and in 2019 was named one of Sports Business Daily's Power Players. Let's settle in and get to know Mr. Graham Neff. 0:57- Introduction 6:47 - Navigating the Age Difference as a Young Leader10:01 - The Right Timing to Make Changes as the New Leader13:56- Being on Mission for People17:16- Giving Away Control as the Leader19:57- Modeling IPTAY at a Lower Level23:22 -Leadership initiatives30:10 - 2 Minute DrillSocial Media Connections: Twitter:  @grahamneffAbout Hangin With The AD Podcast….Hangin with the AD is an interview style podcast where Don Baker, Cobb County School District Director of Athletics, partners with Josh Mathews, Pope High School (GA) Athletic Director, to discuss hot topics and lessons learned with leaders in the world of athletics.  These leaders include high school athletic directors at the district and local school levels; college athletic administrators; leaders in spaces that connect to athletics such as nutrition, wellness, recruiting, student-athlete recognition; current and former athletes; and others, who can help athletic administrators develop themselves and their programs for a better daily experience for their athletic communities.          We hope you enjoy the time we spend with these special guests.  Please leave us a review or rating to help us know how you were benefited from this podcast or how we can improve it.  Thank you for listening.  And until next time, thank you for spending your time, Hangin with the AD.           Don Baker, CMAA.... Director of Athletics for the Cobb County School District in Georgia. @CCSD_AD (twitter & instagram) Josh Mathews, CMAA...Athletics Director at Pope High School in Marietta, GA (East Cobb) @jwmathews14 (twitter & instagram)  

In this AD Insider | Thursday 30 episode, presented by BoxOut Sports, we talked with 7 coaches from across the US to learn what they think an Athletic Director's ROLE is, the most FRUSTRATING thing an AD can do, what makes the most significant IMPACT for their sport, and ultimately what they think makes a GREAT Athletic Director.Some of the questions asked include:What did the best Athletic Director you worked with do really well? What was the biggest lesson you learned from an Athletic Director? What do you think Athletic Directors spend too much time on? What do you think Athletic Directors need to spend more time on? If you were to sum it up in one sentence, what makes a great Athletic Director?Guests include:Butch Chaffin - Cookeville HS (TN) - Baseball | Jim Benkert - Simi Valley HS (CA) - Football | Greg White - Bentonville West HS (AR) - Basketball | Vicki Corn - Greenville Senior HS (SC) - Softball | Meghan Orgeman - Alexandria Area HS (MN) - Track | Andrea Robinson - Desoto HS (TX) - Basketball | Karmen Sanders - McNeil HS (TX) - TrackSupport the show

Christian Spears, Athletic Director at Marshall University, joins Paul Swann to discuss the latest developments in the athletic department. For more podcasts, including interviews and entire shows, go to The Drive with Paul Swann podcast page. Listen to the show weekday afternoons, at 5:00 p.m on ESPN 94.1 & AM 930. Find Paul Swann on Twitter: @PaulSwann. Everywhere Else: https://linktr.ee/PaulSwann --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

(Part 1) John and Josh ask about the future of the Big East & Marcus shares his experiences over his first year as AD of Creighton.

(Part 2) Marcus answers some of your questions regarding Creighton athletics.

We're BACK with another great TEAM BUILDING TIP from Dan Talbot, CMAA. Every week Dan shares his wisdom on a topic for Athletic Directors, Coaches, and Leaders. Dan is seen as a "Go To" Professional at the State, Regional, and National Level so let's see what he has on Team Building Tips #16 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/support

09-01 EXP Hour 1 - John Wildhack, Athletic Director for Syracuse University joins the show. 

The Athletic Director at the U joins the show to update us on facilities, stadiums, coaches, and more.

Misty Buck is back on Wednesday Wisdom! This week we have Mental Fitness Coach, Successful Author, and Branding Expert Misty Buck sharing Best Practices for Athletic Directors, Coaches, and Leaders. Misty is a former competitive athlete and coach who now helps athletes using a holistic approach. This is WEDNESDAY WISDOM on The Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/support

Sports as Ministry Whether it was basketball, baseball, or golf, athletics were always an important part of Chris Cross' life. Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Chris made sports a very central part of his life, starting in middle school and continuing all the way through college.  In 2014, Chris began serving as Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance at Cedarville University, and in February of 2022, he was promoted to Athletic Director.  Since stepping into the role as Athletic Director, Chris and his team of coaches have set the vision for the upcoming year. He believes students-athletes should seek to “be known as servants of Christ.” Chris is determined that student athletes represent and promote the brand of Cedarville University. His desire is that when his athletes interact with athletes from other schools, there is no question about what they believe and what they stand for.  As the new Athletic Director, Chris wants to make sure Cedarville is taking care of their own athletes, focuses on their health and well-being. He wants athletes to be known by their personal relationship with Christ and their commitment to serving and honoring him. The athletic department is turning their focus internally to promote academic excellence and spiritual growth._______________________ Here at Cedarville, athletics are greater than the game! Our student-athletes use their sport to glorify Christ and make Him known. On September 7, we'll join together as a community to raise money so we can continue our tradition of excellent athletic programs with a Gospel impact. Generous donors have offered a $50,000 matching gift, so your gift will go even further!

Auburn names TJ Finley starting QB as Allen Greene exits as athletic director; Aaron Rogers opens up about his COVID experience with Joe Rogan, and Big Game Boomer helps us break down the most likely upsets in college football this weekend.

Our Tech Tuesday Segment is back with another great Tech Tip - this time its Snap!Raise and their Enterprise Account Executive, Jordan Edgett. Jordan is a former Athletic Director who actually used the platform at his school (like I did at my school!) with great success. Jordan also shares how Snap!Raise is more than just fundraising on this episode of TECH TIPS on The Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/support

The news came down that Auburn Athletic Director Allen Greene has agreed to a buyout on his remaining time of his contract to resign his position. We take a look back at his tenure as AD, taking stock of the health of Auburn's athletic programs under his watch. We trace back to the origin of tensions between he and the university, and just call a spade a spade when it comes to the reasons why this happened when it did.===========================================================================For more Auburn content check us out on YouTube at The War Rapport!Our SponsorsChill BoysVisit www.chillboys.com and treat your boys with Chill Boys underwear. Top quality underwear for the active lifestyle.Athletic ArchitectsVisit www.buildthehouse.com and let Athletic Architects help you get you LLC started today.The Rogue ShopVisit www.rogueshop.com for all you CBD and Delta 8 needs. The Rogue Shop has all natural products at great prices. Use code RAPPORT for 10% off!Gwt2energy.com!Visit gwt2energy.com We Guide Growing Restaurant Companies To Increased ProfitabilityAuburnSports.comVisit Auburn Sports for all your Auburn recruiting news. Auburn Sports is the number one source for Auburn Recruiting information and news.