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Episode Summary:  Dance legend Anita Mann shares her remarkable journey, offering insights from her extensive career as a dancer, choreographer, and producer. Menina Fortunato introduces Anita, honoring her as a trailblazer who has received five Emmy nominations, with an impressive array of credits, including Solid Gold, the Muppets, and the Academy Awards. Anita's career took off when Elvis Presley, impressed with her work, asked her to assist on his projects. Working with icons like Elvis and Jack Baker provided invaluable experience in choreography and the technical aspects of filmmaking, setting the foundation for her success. Throughout her career, Anita built opportunities, from creating her own company divisions for cruise ships and casinos to producing television and arena shows. Her work ethic, dedication to learning, and passion for dance propelled her forward, and she actively supports other dancers in their pursuits. In advice to aspiring dancers, Anita stresses preparation, respect, and persistence in auditions, encouraging them to pursue their dreams with integrity. During a Q&A with mentees, she discusses leveraging social media, her favorite roles, and the transition from performer to business owner. Anita concludes with a message of gratitude and resilience, emphasizing health and ongoing dedication to dance. She expresses her excitement for the future, including the launch of a new dance hall of fame, inspiring dancers to persevere and keep reaching for their dreams. Show Notes: (0:03) Introduction and Background of Anita Mann (3:10) Early Years and First Dance Experiences (1:09:27) Audition for NAACP Special and First Professional Job (1:29:57) Working with Elvis Presley and Early Choreography Career (1:30:12) Building a Career and Creating Opportunities (1:32:37) Advice for Aspiring Dancers (1:33:36) Q&A Session with Mentees (1:37:36) Final Thoughts and Encouragement Biography: Anita Mann has been honored by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences as one of America's top five contemporary choreographers. She is the recipient of five Emmy Nominations, one Emmy Award and accolades from every corner of the industry. Her choreography credits include 5 seasons on the 1980s dance television show, “Solid Gold” (earning her two Emmy nominations), "The Muppets Go Hollywood" (her first Emmy nomination), "The Cher Show", "The Jacksons", "The Academy Awards", "The Golden Globe Awards", "Academy of Country Music Awards", "The Miss America Pageant" (earning her first Emmy Award), "The People's Choice Awards", "The Grammy Hall of Fame", "The Emmy's", "The Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon" (earning her another Emmy nomination), "The Great Muppet Caper", "Dick Clark's American Bandstand Live", "Sesame Street Live", "The Mighty Morphin Power Ranger Tour", "Snoopy's World of Magic", "Arthur Live Tour" as well as countless other live, film and television shows including the award-winning show FANTASY, one of the longest running shows in Las Vegas now celebrating 25 years on the Las Vegas Strip! Mann was the Coordinating Producer for the WE Channel TV series, “Dirty Dancing”. She is the Producer of the pre-school animated musical webisode series, “itty bitty HeartBeats” as well as the President of the Dance Hall of Fame. Anita Mann has danced with and choreographed for Elvis Presley, Lucille Ball, Michael Jackson, Cher, The Muppets, Wayne Brady, Julianne Hough, Adam Lambert and countless other stars while maintaining a four-decade relationship with all the major networks. Connect on Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/share/1DWwNF5XRe/

In traditional journalism, reporters work to present information in an unbiased way.And if you ask Sony Salzman, it's not difficult to maintain those same standards in creating content for social media. What is difficult is competing with a hyperbolic, fearmongering post designed to go viral.So, how do we know who to trust when it comes to health and medical news? Whose responsibility is it to vet the information we're consuming?Sony is an Emmy award-winning journalist covering science and medicine and coordinating producer of ABC's Medical Unit, where she directs health, science and medical coverage across ABCs platforms. Sony supports broadcast streaming and digital content at Good Morning America, GMA3, World News Tonight, Nightline, ABC news.com and ABC News Live.On this episode of The Beat, Sony joins hosts Dr. Jessica Shepherd and Dr. Gautam Gulati to discuss the rapidly evolving media landscape, an environment that is increasingly riddled with misinformation.Sony walks us through the complex process of producing health news, explaining ABC's principle of reporting information without bias and her approach to stories based on preprints.Listen in for insight on distilling complex health information in a way people can understand and learn how to discern well-balanced medical news from one-sided content designed for virality.Topics CoveredWhat encompasses the medical and health beat for a reporterSony's role as Coordinating Producer at the ABC News' Medical UnitThe infinitely complex process of producing health newsABC's principle of reporting information without bias and why it's crucialMaintaining the same standards of accuracy on social media Narrative techniques for drawing people into stories that aren't inherently interestingHow health reporting has changed since the pandemicSony's approach to reporting on a study published as a preprintWhy it's the network's responsibility to vet the health information it reportsDistilling complex health information in a way people can understandWhat AI can and cannot do when it comes to health reportingLosing the public's trust in an industry where perfection is the standardThe process of correcting information when a reporter makes a mistakeSony's challenge to listeners to subscribe to their local paperConnect with Sony SalzmanSony at ABC NewsSony on LinkedInConnect with Dr. Gautam Gulati & Dr. Jessica ShepherdViVEHLTHDr. Shepherd on TwitterDr. Shepherd on LinkedInDr. Gulati on TwitterDr. Gulati on LinkedIn

Inspired by a post in a playwriting group on Facebook, Melissa replays part of her previous conversation with Nan Barnett when they cover New Play Exchange (NPX).In this episode, we discuss:What NPX is and how this program got startedWho it's for and how to use it (Hint: anyone who writes plays and reads plays!) What playwrights can expect from putting their work on NPX How to optimize your profile and membershipAnd more! Resources MentionedEpisode 9 with Nan BarnettEpisode 27 with Nan BarnettNational New Play NetworkNew Play ExchangeAbout Our GuestNan Barnett is a new play developer and producer and an advocate for theater-makers and the theater they make. She is the Executive Director of National New Play Network, the country's alliance of theaters that collaborate in innovative ways to develop, produce, and extend the life of new plays. While on NNPN's Executive Committee she worked to create the organization's revolutionary Rolling World Premiere and Residency programs. She came to the Network full-time in 2013 and guided it through the development and launch of its field-altering database, the New Play Exchange ®, now home to more than 53,000 plays by living writers, and its recent planning process, which resulted in the organization's much-lauded new governance and membership structure and plan for leading the field towards a truly diverse, equitable, and inclusive new play ecosystem. Nan spent 24 seasons at Florida Stage, a LORT theater producing exclusively new and developing work, was a member of the inaugural Helen Hayes Awards' New Play Panel for the nation's capital region and Coordinating Producer for the 2015 and 2018 iterations of DC's Women's Voices Theater Festival. She serves on the Artistic Council of the O'Neill Theater Center and was inducted into the National Theatre Conference in 2017.Connect with Our GuestNational New Play NetworkConnect with host Melissa Schmitz***Sign up for the 101 Stage Adaptations Newsletter***101 Stage AdaptationsFollow the Podcast on Facebook & InstagramRead Melissa's plays on New Play ExchangeConnect with Melissa on LinkedInWays to support the show:- Buy Me a Coffee- Tell us your thoughts in our Listener Survey!- Give a 5-Star rating- Write a glowing review on Apple Podcasts - Send this episode to a friend- Share on social media (Tag us so we can thank you!)Creators: Host your podcast through Buzzsprout using my affiliate link & get a $20 credit on your paid account. Let your fans directly support you via Buy Me a Coffee (affiliate link).

We're trying something a little different this week. We've just finished back-to-back episodes with Dr. Marcy Caldwell talking about ADHD & Anxiety, and we thought that it would be good to revisit some of the things in those episodes that resonated with us as neurodivergents. Joining us is Jaye Lin, an ADHD coach, educator, speaker, and podcaster based in the Seattle area. Like many of us, she too has dealt with anxiety. In fact, before her ADHD diagnosis, she was diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Panic Disorder. Also joining the show is Phil Rodemann, the show's Coordinating Producer, who also has dealt with anxiety many years longer than his ADHD.   Jaye Lin was the first and only ADHD-trained peer coach at Google, where she also co-founded and co-led the ADHD-Women@Google ERG. She received her coaching training from ADDCA and an e-Learning Instructional Design graduate certificate from the University of Washington. She also has a BS in Hospitality Management from San Jose State University, along with a culinary diploma from the Professional Culinary Institute, and is currently writing a cookbook for those with ADHD.   Resources mentioned in the podcast: Website: The Monoceros Initiative  Book: “The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom” by Don Miguel Ruiz Jaye's Podcast: Now Presenting: ADHD   Add us on Social Media!   Instagram: @lindsayguentzel @refocusedpod @adhdonline Twitter: @lindsayguentzel @refocusedpod @adhdonline   Email the show: hello@refocusedpod.com   We appreciate you taking the time to listen! If you'd like to show your support, please consider following "Refocused" on your preferred podcast-listening platform. Also, leaving a rating and/or review would be greatly appreciated and help us share our content with more people. Thank you!   Resources: The new Refocused logo was designed by Sissy Yee at Berlin Grey, LLC. Video production assistance is provided by the wonderful people at Deksia. The theme music for Refocused was created by Louis Inglis, a songwriter and composer in Perth, Australia who was diagnosed with ADHD in 2020 at the age of 39. To learn more about his work, check out his online studio here. You can also email Louis directly here. For more information on ADHD Online and ADHD assessments, medical management, and teletherapy, check out ADHDonline.com. 

CrossFit's Coordinating Producer and filmmaker Tyson Oldroyd sits down with host Chase Ingraham to preview the newest installment of CrossFit Games documentaries Fittest on Earth: Retro/Active. Retro/Active takes you behind the scenes of the 2022 NOBULL CrossFit Games. Watch the competition unfold as the champions defend their titles, rookies make their marks, and some begin their redemption story. Fittest on Earth: Retro/Active is now available to pre-order and comes out Friday, June 30. Learn more about how to watch the documentary here → https://games.crossfit.com/article/ho... Pre-order today → https://linkpages.pro/FOERetroActive Pre-order on Apple TV → https://cf.games/3MRLHMI Pre-order on Vimeo → https://cf.games/3WEdByX

Tom Diaz is the Coordinating Producer at Bright Bay Creative, where he contributes to the production of Netflix automotive TV shows. His first experience in the automotive industry was as a co-owner of a muffler shop in 1992. Despite not knowing what a muffler or catalytic converter were — or how to run a business — Tom's passion for cars helped him to learn quickly. He found his muffler-related niche in import racing, and mufflers from his shop were routinely featured on the cover of Super Street, an import magazine. He then opened an auto accessory store which laid the path toward helping with the sponsorship of a TV show.  In this episode… Were you a fan of the show Pimp My Ride? It aired on MTV for six seasons from 2004 to 2007. Did you notice the difference between seasons 1-4 and seasons 5-6? According to Tom Diaz, who was part of the show's production team, the show started to go downhill in its fifth season. At that point, he says everything on the show was fake — fake stuff, fake owners, fake cars, and a fake cast. Are you curious about the behind-the-scenes craziness involved with producing that show? On this episode of Gain Traction, Neal Maier and Matthew Peters are joined by Tom to talk about the making of Pimp My Ride. Tom shares how he broke into the automotive industry and how his journey led him to television production. He explains how he got involved with Pimp My Ride and his experience helping with the show's production. Tom tells an emotional story about how the owner of Strada Wheels helped him solidify his current role in TV production. Don't miss this fascinating conversation! Here's a glimpse of what you'll learn:  Tom Diaz talks about his background and how he got involved in TV production Why people working on automotive television shows were often not happy with Tom  Tom gets emotional as he shares how his friend helped him start working with Bright Bay Creative Which tires has Tom been particularly fond of over the years? What are the most exciting things about producing shows like Pimp My Ride? The challenges of working with multiple shop owners while creating content Resources mentioned in this episode: Tom Diaz on LinkedIn  Pimp My Ride Street Designs Inc on Instagram Strada Wheels  Ryan Friedlinghaus IMDb Rico Aiello on LinkedIn Neal Maier on LinkedIn Matthew Peters on LinkedIn Tread Partners Sponsor for this episode... This episode is brought to you by Tread Partners.  At Tread Partners, we provide digital marketing for multi-location tire dealers and auto repair shops.  By using our strategy, branding, and marketing services, we help shops sell more tires and put more cars in bays.   We've helped companies like Action Gator Tire, Colony Tire and Service, and Ulmer's Auto Care Center bring extreme growth in paid leads, ROI, and searches.  So, what are you waiting for? Visit www.treadpartners.com or email info@treadpartners.com to learn more. 

Alvin and German conduct a great conversation with NFL Network's Coordinating Producer, Allan Flowers.'81.A member of the Alumni Council, he has worked his way through the ranks of all facets of live TV production, starting as a production assistant at ESPN in 1989. Allan joined the Fox Sports family in 1995, taking on a multitude of television production roles, ultimately producing live studio shows for Fox Sports Net. In 2008, Allan became a Coordinating Producer for Fox Sports Midwest with oversight of pregame, game, and postgame productions. Allan joined the NFL in 2013 and after a year on Thursday Night Football, he started leading the productions of NFL Red Zone and all of NFL Network's draft-eligible all-star games, which include the Reese's Senior Bowl, East West Shrine Bowl, HBCU Legacy Bowl and NFLPA Collegiate Bowl. At Colgate, he was a 4 year starter, and two year captain on the men's tennis team. He also was a public address announcer for the men's and women's basketball teams, wrote for the Colgate News, President in his senior year of Phi Tau fraternity, and a member of the student Senate. After Colgate, he was the President of the Colgate Club of St. Louis. He received his Bachelor of Arts in History.

The news landscape is continuously in flux as new media technologies are developed and audience needs shift. This mix of new tech and new needs, has made it important that audiences be able to understand quantitive information. A research project between Knology and PBS NewsHour is studying just how people consume news and numbers. That project is the focus of this episode of Stats & Stories with guests Jena Barchas-Lichtenstein and Laura Santhanam. Jena Barchas-Lichtenstein is a linguistic anthropologist who leads the media research at Knology, as well as Associate Editor of Public Anthropologies at American Anthropologist. They lead Knology's participatory collaborations with news organizations, including PBS NewsHour. Their research interests center on the relationship between scientific authority and questions of epistemic and probabilistic certainty. Their doctoral research focused on media circulation and socialization into the global community of Jehovah's Witnesses. Laura Santhanam is the Health Reporter and Coordinating Producer for Polling for the PBS NewsHour, where she has also worked as the Data Producer. Santhanam uses narrative and numbers to tell stories. Her work at the NewsHour merged her career as a newspaper reporter at the Chattanooga Times Free Press and the Arizona Republic with her work as a media analyst at Pew Research Center. She previously worked as a senior climate researcher at Media Matters for America, where she wrote blogs that examined climate change and managed data-driven projects on the media's coverage of issues related to energy and the environment.

Nan Barnett returns! We are thrilled to have her back because there was so much more to talk about after the last conversation. This time Nan reveals more about her personal story and some of the sacrifices she's made for her work. In this episode, we discuss:What NNPN is focused on in terms of equity and diversityPost-pandemic trends she's seeing in the theatre industryWhat 24 seasons of producing new work at Florida Stage taught her about theatre-makingAnd more!Resources MentionedEpisode 9 with Nan BarnettNational New Play NetworkNew Play ExchangeAbout Our GuestNan Barnett is a new play developer and producer and an advocate for theater-makers and the theater they make. She is the Executive Director of National New Play Network, the country's alliance of theaters that collaborate in innovative ways to develop, produce, and extend the life of new plays. While on NNPN's Executive Committee she worked to create the organization's revolutionary Rolling World Premiere and Residency programs. She came to the Network full-time in 2013 and guided it through the development and launch of its field-altering database, the New Play Exchange ®, now home to more than 51,000 plays by living writers, and its recent planning process, which resulted in the organization's much-lauded new governance and membership structure and plan for leading the field towards a truly diverse, equitable, and inclusive new play ecosystem. Nan spent 24 seasons at Florida Stage, a LORT theater producing exclusively new and developing work, was a member of the inaugural Helen Hayes Awards' New Play Panel for the nation's capital region and Coordinating Producer for the 2015 and 2018 iterations of DC's Women's Voices Theater Festival. She serves on the Artistic Council of the O'Neill Theater Center and was inducted into the National Theatre Conference in 2017.Connect with Our GuestNational New Play NetworkConnect with host Melissa Schmitz***Sign up for the 101 Stage Adaptations Newsletter***101 Stage AdaptationsFollow the Podcast on Facebook & InstagramRead Melissa's plays on New Play ExchangeConnect with Melissa on LinkedInWays to support the show:- Buy Me a Coffee- Tell us your thoughts in our Listener Survey!- Give a 5-Star rating- Write a glowing review on Apple Podcasts - Send this episode to a friend- Share on social media (Tag us so we can thank you!)Creators: Host your podcast through Buzzsprout using my affiliate link & get a $20 credit on your paid account. Let your fans directly support you via Buy Me a Coffee (affiliate link).

Steve discribes his relationship with MSU basketball Head Coach, Tom Izzo & more

Ted Lasso's Coordinating Producer and Jason Sudeikis' Assistant, Chip Hamilton, joins Kevin for a fantastic chat. We talk about the Season 3 teaser and the power of the BELIEVE sign, his roles on the show, and the memory he'll remember forever. ✨Having worked with Jason for almost 9 years, Chip also shares the stories that made him laugh the most and warmed his heart the most. We also talk about a ton of fun topics! Chip getting hammered with Hannah on Valentine's Day

Versatile and veteran Showrunner and Executive Producer with two decades of experience in Film/Tv and journalism. He is the executive producer and Showrunner of the new 50 Cent and Mona Scott Young series Hip Hop Homicides on WeTV airing Nov 3 on @wetv He also was the EP/Showrunner of the Discovery Plus series Profiled: The Black Man on Discovery Plus.William's company Prophet From It Entertainment recently produced two Viacom/BET Digital series Rebels With A Cause and a game show called Who Said That Shit. He was a Co-Executive Producer for the Critical Content BET show Copwatch America, a documentary series about police brutality. Williams worked as an EP at TMZ and was a Supervising Producer for FOX's Who Shot Biggie and Tupac. The Oakland native was a Producer and co-host of the A&E Biography investigative series “Who Killed Tupac” about Tupac Shakur.Emmy and 8-time NAACP Image award-winning Williams was The Executive Producer/Showrunner of the Centric/BET Networks docu-series BEING. Williams worked as a director and senior producer for TV One's acclaimed "Unsung" and "Unsung Hollywood" documentary series. The show won multiple NAACP Image Awards.He was a Supervising Producer for Tv One's Celebrity Crime Files and produces BET's award winning series "American Gangster" and​ has also produced films like the Paramount Pictures released "Wu: The Story of the Wu- Tang Clan"​ and the Universal/ Def Jam Records film "A Hustler's Ambition,"​ a documentary about Young Jeezy that aired on MTV2. The film was narrated by Samuel L. Jackson.Williams worked as a Coordinating Producer for BET's hit gospel music series "Sunday Best."​ In 2004 he was as a development consultant for VH1 Networks. His other TV writing/producing credits include the NAACP Image Awards on NBC, BET Honors, BET Hip Hop Awards, BET Awards, NAACP Image Awards on FOX and the 2005 Hip Hop Honors on VH1. He was on NBC's Emmy winning team for the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece.Williams was formerly Executive Editor of The Source Magazine, covering the deaths of Tupac and Biggie and Interviewing Dr Dre, Suge Knight and more.And in the mid 1990's, he was a staff writer at the Los Angeles Times. He is the founder & president of Prophet From It Ent, which produces inspirational TV, film, mobile and web content. He serves as VP Strategy and Content for Hip Hop Tv

The incomparable Nan Barnett graces the podcast this week with her wisdom, storytelling, and the amazing work happening at National New Play Network (NNPN) and the behemoth that is New Play Exchange (NPX).In this episode, we discuss:Her various roles in 24 seasons at Florida Stage and how she built her career thereWhy she considers herself a "connector"What NNPN & NPX are and who they're forWhat playwrights can expect from putting their work on NPX and tips from both Nan and Melissa to make the most of itAnd more!Resources MentionedNational New Play NetworkNew Play ExchangeAbout Our GuestNan Barnett is a new play developer and producer and an advocate for theater-makers and the theater they make. She is the Executive Director of National New Play Network, the country's alliance of theaters that collaborate in innovative ways to develop, produce, and extend the life of new plays. While on NNPN's Executive Committee she worked to create the organization's revolutionary Rolling World Premiere and Residency programs. She came to the Network full-time in 2013 and guided it through the development and launch of its field-altering database, the New Play Exchange ®, now home to more than 40,000 plays by living writers, and its recent planning process, which resulted in the organization's much-lauded new governance and membership structure and plan for leading the field towards a truly diverse, equitable, and inclusive new play ecosystem. Nan spent 24 seasons at Florida Stage, a LORT theater producing exclusively new and developing work, was a member of the inaugural Helen Hayes Awards' New Play Panel for the nation's capital region and Coordinating Producer for the 2015 and 2018 iterations of DC's Women's Voices Theater Festival. She serves on the Artistic Council of the O'Neill Theater Center and was inducted into the National Theatre Conference in 2017.Connect with Our GuestNational New Play NetworkConnect with host Melissa Schmitz***Sign up for the 101 Stage Adaptations Newsletter***101 Stage AdaptationsFollow the Podcast on Facebook & InstagramRead Melissa's plays on New Play ExchangeConnect with Melissa on LinkedInWays to support the show:- Buy Me a Coffee- Tell us your thoughts in our Listener Survey!- Give a 5-Star rating- Write a glowing review on Apple Podcasts - Send this episode to a friend- Share on social media (Tag us so we can thank you!)Creators: Host your podcast through Buzzsprout using my affiliate link & get a $20 credit on your paid account. Let your fans directly support you via Buy Me a Coffee (affiliate link).

#14 Matthew Collette: Producing Sportscenter, Winning Sports Emmys at FOX, Breaking into the Sports Production World | Smart Alec Show Matthew Collette is an Emmy-winning executive producer with over a decade of experience within the sports media space — from live studio production, original content, show running, and building streaming channels, Matthew is one of the foremost production leaders in the sports media industry. An alum of Virginia Tech, Mathew began his career in production with the greatest TV show off all time — SportsCenter on ESPN —, then produced Olbermann on ESPN, before going on to win multiple Sports Emmy nominations and Awards as a Producer & Showrunner for “Garbage Time with Katie Nolan” on FOX Sports. He then added to the incredible resume having worked as a Coordinating Producer at IMG, a Senior Producer at Yahoo Sports, and now leads sports production as Executive Producer of Sports at the innovative B2B streaming giant coined “the next billion dollar company” at Atmosphere TV. Aside from a legendary career and incredible background of knowledge on production and the sports media space, Matthew is the most humble, easy-going, and incredible dude, that we're honored to say is a friend of the show.  Check out Atmosphere TV here: https://www.atmosphere.tv Connect with Matthew on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-collette-33b22135 Topics discussed:The importance of giving people opportunity — how Matt was given an opportunity at Sportscenter and turned it into a very successful career. We never know where the next major talent is going to come from and should give people their shotHow to seize the moment and take advantage of opportunity when you get your foot in the doorAdvice for breaking into sports productionWhat it was like working at ESPN's HQ Bristol campus — what it was like running around campus to produce SportsCenter, Olbermann, and moreWhat it felt like to produce Katie Nolan's “Garbage Time” podcast at FOX Sports and not only get nominated for Sports Emmy's but WIN multiple Sports Emmy'sHis favorite moments and memories from his time at ESPNHis time at Yahoo Sports, IMGThe growth of Austin as a cityProgrammingThe evolution of the Sports Media landscapeAtmosphere TVMuch more Recorded in September 2022 Podcast info:- Podcast website: https://smartalecshow.com- RSS feed: feed:https://feeds.simplecast.com/ngBH2BfM- Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/634MOIW582k2STgC06Rvl9?si=ulGRaagxSBCHROX0OEQCCA- Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-smart-alec-show/id1577614268 - Amazon Music & Audible: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/96993c84-1664-4a67-921d-9b731fbdca99 Connect with Alec on Social:- Linktree to all platforms: https://linktr.ee/smartalec

Keith Cossrow, NFL Films Vice President & Senior Coordinating Producer, joins Burns and Gambo to discuss Hard Knocks "In-season". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keith Cossrow, NFL Films Vice President & Senior Coordinating Producer, joins Burns and Gambo to discuss Hard Knocks "In-season". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We have Ben Daughan, Coordinating Producer Tournaments, Golf Channel. He grew up in Maine, played college golf at Rollins College where he was on the winning National Championship team with PGA Tour player Rob Oppenheim. He started out as an intern for Golf Channel and has spent 20 years in several key roles. Ben tells us some fun stories about his early days with Golf Channel, his most memorable show and gives us an insight to producing golf both in studio and live coverage.

Welcome back to the Crown & Anchor, Greyhounds! In this episode Christian and Brett have a conversation with Ted Lasso's Coordinating Producer – the amazingly charismatic Adam "Chip" Hamilton.Chip's is usually the first name you see when the credits start rolling after each episode in Season 2 of Ted Lasso and has worked on a number of projects with Jason Sudeikis. He has also been involved with big-budget films like Little Women, Avengers: Endgame, Captain Marvel, Ghostbusters, and Manchester by the Sea.In our conversation we chat about how Chip met Jason and his experience assisting Jason during the production period for the second Ted Lasso NBC Sports ad spot. We also touch on his role as the coordinating producer of Ted Lasso, the importance of coaches and mentors, and what it's like to witness the behind-the-scenes magic created by all the folks who help make the show as excellent as it is.For those of you who haven't finished watching season 2 - this is your official spoiler alert, as there are some light spoilers contained within this episode.More extensive show notes can be found on our website: https://www.tedlassopod.com/ted-lasso-adam-chip-hamiltonRichmond Til We Die is an episode-by-episode conversation about the Apple TV+ show Ted Lasso, where we explore the characters, their relationships to each other, and how they're able to make us laugh until we can hardly breathe one moment and then feel with the deepest parts of our hearts the next. When you're here, you're a greyhound!

A SPECIAL INTERVIEW!! Hey there, Fellow Babies! If you're a fan of WKRP at all (and if you're listening to this podcast, we're guessing you are) you've probably seen the name "Max Tash" in the credits. It's the first name listed over the nighttime city shots when the "Went to a Bartender" closing theme begins. Picturing it in your head? Max was working for WKRP from before the beginning. He was an MTM "runner/gopher" on the production while casting was happening. He was production associate in the first season, Associate Producer in Seasons 2 and 3, then Coordinating Producer in the 4th Season. He was there for all 88 episodes...all the way through to "Up and Down the Dial." Only Hugh Wilson has his name in the credits of WKRP more times than Max Tash. Max was kept pretty busy with production duties, but during his tenure with WKRP, he did write a single episode. Max came up with the much-loved "Clean Up Radio Everywhere" episode featuring Dr. Bob Halyer (Hallier? Halyers?), the Jerry Falwell-like preacher who is ready to clean up Cincinnati radio.Max has been a friend of the podcast since our first few weeks. Via e-mail, he's supplied us with some great details as we've been working our way through the episodes. Max was happy to answer e-mail questions but, although we've asked a few times, Max has never agreed to speak with us for an interview.  When we told him we just HAD to have his comments about "CURE" he said, "oh, okay."So get ready fellow babies...Heeeeere's Max!  We talked to Max for more than an hour...and barely scratched the surface of the millions of stories he has tucked away. He is a wealth of knowledge about the show, about Hugh Wilson...about everything WKRP! We hope we can talk Max into another session with us at the end of the series. Either way, here is the incredible Max Tash, with information about "CURE", "The Famous Teddy Z", "Frank's Place", The Pussy Cat Theater (!) and a WHOLE lot more. The WKRP-Cast is headed to Cincinnati!!We've been wanting to go for a long time, but schedules just have not allowed it. We are finally able to visit the Queen City and we're doing it during one of the most incredible weeks of Cinci's year! We'll be there from March 29th through April 3rd of 2022. Opening Day is March 31st AND WE'VE GOT TICKETS!! (if, of course, there's baseball...)If you'd like to join us, check our FB Page for Event Details.

On today's show, Pat, AJ Hawk, and the boys chat about the Jacksonville Jaguars hiring Doug Pederson to be their Head Coach, if Trent Baalke is going to still be the GM, if it ultimately matters or if the Jaguars will continue to stink, the Pro Bowl skills competition last night, and everything else happening around the NFL as we head into Pro Bowl weekend and prepare for Super Bowl week. Joining the program to chat about the different coaching hires, what spots are still available and which interviews have been lined up, the impending QB carousel this offseason, his plans for Super Bowl week, and more (26:08-49:33). Later, NFL Films Sr. Coordinating Producer Keith Cossrow joins the show to chat about the new Terry Bradshaw documentary by NFL Films on HBO, what NFL Films has lined up for future projects, how the show will go about getting NFL rights, how NFL Films goes about micing up players during the season, and more (1:16:47-1:38:32). Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow and listen every day on Mad Dog Radio, Sirius XM Channel 82. We appreciate you all for listening, come and laugh with us, cheers.

On today's show, Pat, AJ, and the boys chat about this weekend's Same Game Parlay Holiday exclusively on FanDuel for Wildcard Weekend, and all the different NFL news stories going around as we prepare for the playoffs and teams continue to figure out what they're going to do in their coaching searches. Joining the program is a Hall of Famer, and NFL MVP, a Heisman Trophy Winner, 10x Pro Bowler, 10x All-Pro, one of the greatest football players ever, Barry Sanders to chat about how the game has changed a little bit, who he likes in the playoffs, if Derrick Henry coming back is going to propel the Titans in the playoffs, if his game would've translated to today, and the Super Bowl Squares Sweepstakes presented by Rocket Mortgage (44:52-1:06:24). Later, Senior Coordinating Producer with NFL Films, Keith Cossrow joins Pat and AJ to chat about the 33rd owner in the league, NFL Films, his experiences putting together this season's in-season Hard Knocks, what the experience was like as a whole, if they're going to continue doing in-season Hard Knocks, how it landed on HBO, and much more (1:10:35-1:37:35). Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow and listen every day on Mad Dog Radio, Sirius XM Channel 82. We appreciate you all for listening, come and laugh with us, cheers.

Join us for a very special and fun episode where we interview Rebecca Soldinger who is the coordinating producer at The Rachael Ray Show and has worked there for around 15 years! We talk about her experience working on the show as well as how she got there.

This episode features the Vice President and Coordinating Producer of the NBC Olympics: Rebecca Chatman. She describes her journey at NBC from being an intern to becoming a producer for the Olympic Games. Rebecca also discusses her experience watching the Olympics evolve over her 23 years of producing them. Lastly, she provides insight on the preparations for the Games and what it was like covering the 2020 Tokyo Games during the pandemic. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/she.can.ball/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/shecanballpod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1PFpT1V…

Rich Ciancimino is an Executive & Coordinating Producer recognized industry-wide for creative leadership and artistic innovation. Experienced in major National (ESPN), Startup (MLB Network), & Local (Sportsnet, NY) environments. Recipient of multiple awards, including 10 Outstanding Studio Show Daily Emmy Awards (MLB Tonight, SportsCenter, Baseball Tonight) as well as the 2019 Social Media Emmy award (Sandlot to the Show, MLB Network). Videocast Host/Producer. Rich discusses the wide variety of media content in today's world, including the differences of ESPN & Barstool Sports, the early struggles of working in the media industry, his new show "The Mayor's Office" w/Sean Casey & so much more! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, I speak with Coordinating Producer at American Documentary/America Reframed, Robert Chang. During our conversation we chat about his Ph.D. in cultural anthropology, America ReFramed's new season, navigating documentary in the soon-to-be post-COVID world, and get a lesson on how PBS works locally and nationally. Because keeping one's balance in the documentary world and life is one of the keys to creativity, this week's song is Janelle Monáe's “Tightrope".

On episode #28 of Making Media Now, host Michael Azevedo speaks with award-winning filmmaker Michael Rossi.  Michael Rossi has spent the last twenty years producing, directing, shooting, and editing national programs for public television. In 2012, he received an Emmy Award for his work as Coordinating Producer of the children's engineering series Design Squad.  He also received a 2020 Webby Award for his work as producer, director, and editor of Stories from the Stage, a live, storytelling series in its fourth season on PBS.  His production credits for American Experience include: Building the Alaska Highway; The Gold Rush ; We Shall Remain, a five-part television series and multimedia project on Native American history; The Rise and Fall of Penn Station; The Bombing of Wall Street; and The Race Underground.  Most recently, Michael produced, wrote, and directed Mr. Tornado, a one-hour American Experience film about famed severe weather expert Tetsuya Theodore Fujita, which had a national PBS broadcast in May 2020.  Making Media Now is sponsored by Filmmakers Collaborative, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting media makers from across the creative spectrum. From providing fiscal sponsorship to presenting an array of informative and educational programs, FC supports creatives at every step in their journey.   About the host: www.mrazvo.com and https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-azevedo/  

Jodi Logsdon is a 2-time Sports Emmy Award Winner who is the leading editorial voice for productions across CBS Sports and CBS Sports Network in her role as News Director and Coordinating Producer. Prior to joining CBS Sports, Jodi spent 12 years at ESPN, ultimately overseeing the daily newsgathering operation that supports ESPN’s studio productions and other platforms. In addition to her Emmys, Jodi has been recognized as a Cynopsis Top Women in Media, a Game Changer by Sports Business Journal, and one of Big Lead’s 40 under 40 Behind the Scenes in Sports Media.We talk about:Raising your hand for new opportunitiesTaking your seat at the tableHaving confidence and knowing your valueAnd as of today, May 18, 2021, the cart is officially open on my new online course, Women's Career Transformation Academy. Doors will close on May 27, 2021 so sign up now! To hear more about the course and take it for a test spin, you can sign up for my FREE and LIVE Masterclass on how to Crush Your Imposter Syndrome.https://madamathlete.com/masterclassFor more information about Jodi Logsdon, head on over to the show notes at https://madamathlete.com/To get the latest tools to help you build your own career check out the Madam Athlete newsletter and resources page:Newsletter:  sign up hereResources:  get the tools to help you in your careerKeep an eye out for new content or let us know what you'd like to see next by following us on social:Facebook:  @MadamAthleteTwitter:  @MadamAthleteInstagram:  @theMadamAthlete

A Texas native, skilled improviser, and graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Hollywood, Christopher Thomas has a fascinating job that offers extraordinarily unique access to participants in the #1 first-run syndicated program, JUDGE JUDY. For 25 years, Christopher has held the position of Coordinating Producer and has been responsible for interviewing the plaintiffs and defendants after each case. In addition to filling the same two roles for TV’s HOT BENCH, created by Judge Judith Sheindlin, Christopher now serves as HOT BENCH’s announcer. Though the (post-verdict) interview process provides him no actual screen time, his attention-to-detail and impressive conversational skills have further enhanced the experience for countless plaintiffs and defendants. JUDGE JUDY Online: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JudgeJudy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/judgejudy Web: www.JudgeJudy.com HOT BENCH Online: Twitter: https://twitter.com/HotBenchTV Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HotBench Web: www.hotbench.tv Jones.Show Online: Join us in the Jones.Show Lounge on Facebook Twitter (Randy): https://twitter.com/randallkjones Instagram (Randy): https://www.instagram.com/randallkennethjones/ Facebook (Randy): https://www.facebook.com/mindzoo/ Web: RandallKennethJones.com Twitter (Susan): https://twitter.com/SiriouslySusan Instagram (Susan): https://www.instagram.com/siriouslysusan/ Facebook (Susan): https://www.facebook.com/siriouslysusan/ Web: SusanCBennett.com www.Jones.Show

Interested in a career as a news producer? In this interview, Susan Kroll, 7-time Emmy Award-winning NBC News coordinating producer, shares with Phil Cooke https://philcooke.com what it’s like to be a producer for national network news. In this very competitive field, Susan shares career tips to help you advance in a news job as well as what a day in the life of a news producer is like.   Winner of the 2020 Peabody Award on assignment with Richard Engel, Susan Kroll has coordinated all onsite news network coverage for stories such as the Sandy Hook school shooting, the Boston Marathon bombing, the Paris ISIS attacks and the capture of Saddam Hussein. More recently, Kroll has coordinated the news coverage of special events such as Pope Francis 2016 visit to the United States and the inauguration of President Biden.   Kroll has traveled all over the world to cover stories and live news reports, including the war zones of Iraq and Afghanistan. “I believe in what I do,” she says. “In some cases, I believe it’s worth my life.”   Contact Susan Kroll here: Twitter https://twitter.com/suekroll LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/susan-kroll Instagram https://www.instagram.com/iamsuekroll Email Susan here: KrollSusan@yahoo.com   Please like, rate and share this episode!   Get Phil’s new book: Maximize Your Influence – How to Make Digital Media Work for Your Church, Your Ministry, and You https://influencematters.com   Subscribe to My Podcast for more good advice for leaders and creatives: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/phil-cooke-podcast/id1439369056 Prefer video? Subscribe to My YouTube Channel and Get More Great Advice https://www.youtube.com/c/philcookeofficial?sub_confirmation=1 New episodes are uploaded every other Wednesday. Make sure to Subscribe and hit the Notification bell to be notified when they go live.   Do you have a message or story the world needs to hear? As a Hollywood producer and media consultant, I offer advice for leaders and creatives each week on filmmaking, digital media, publishing, strategy, communication, leadership, culture and faith – to help you get from where you are to where you want to be in your career. Sign up for my blog and get a free eBook https://www.philcooke.com   Follow me: Twitter https://twitter.com/philcooke Facebook https://www.facebook.com/philcookepage/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/philcooke/ Podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/philcookes-podcast/id1439369056  Find out about Cooke Media Group here: https://www.cookemediagroup.com

For the sixth year in a row, MLB Network's Coordinating Producer and New Jersey resident Jed Tuminaro has directed the official MLB World Series film. "2020 World Series Champions: LA Dodgers" featured a dramatic Dodgers victory over the Tampa Bay Rays during the coronavirus pandemic. From his home in Chatham, NJ, Tuminaro joined SportsJam host Doug Doyle for a zoom chat about the challenges of covering the World Series during an unprecedented season. "Going into it, no one knew what to expect because it's such new territory. We were certainly a little bit concerned or wary that we weren't going to be getting, some of the things we normally get in a typical year. Maybe that's off the field access and ride-alongs to the park with players, sometimes we've done stuff in players' home the night before games, things like that we knew were going to be restricted. But at the same time, we saw immediately was how much less of a media presence there was, which was understandable. So in certain

For the sixth year in a row, MLB Network's Coordinating Producer and New Jersey resident Jed Tuminaro has directed the official MLB World Series film. "2020 World Series Champions: LA Dodgers" featured a dramatic Dodgers victory over the Tampa Bay Rays during the coronavirus pandemic.

For the sixth year in a row, MLB Network's Coordinating Producer and New Jersey resident Jed Tuminaro has directed the official MLB World Series film. "2020 World Series Champions: LA Dodgers" featured a dramatic Dodgers victory over the Tampa Bay Rays during the coronavirus pandemic. From his home in Chatham, NJ, Tuminaro joined SportsJam host Doug Doyle for a zoom chat about the challenges of covering the World Series during an unprecedented season. "Going into it, no one knew what to expect because it's such new territory. We were certainly a little bit concerned or wary that we weren't going to be getting, some of the things we normally get in a typical year. Maybe that's off the field access and ride-alongs to the park with players, sometimes we've done stuff in players' home the night before games, things like that we knew were going to be restricted. But at the same time, we saw immediately was how much less of a media presence there was, which was understandable. So in certain

How the f**k did Dennis Deninger go from working in radio to being part of one of the first teams at ESPN? Dennis graduated from Syracuse University in 1973. Five years after leaving Syracuse, he started working as an Executive Producer for WSVN Channel 7. In 1991, he started as a Coordinating Producer for ESPN in Bristol, Connecticut. In his 14 years at ESPN, Dennis rose to become Head of Digital Video Production for the company. During that time he also started teaching as a professor at his alma mater. After his time at ESPN, in 2008, Dennis started the company Deninger Media and produced a documentary called “America’s First Sport” about the game of lacrosse. He also began working as a full-time professor in Syracuse’s Sports Management department. Today he is still a professor at Falk college and continues to produce content. So how did he end up in working jobs that didn’t even exist while he was beginning his career path?

Today's episode is with ESPN Coordinating Producer Tom DeCorte, a Xavier University graduate who has worked at ESPN for over 20 years. We talked about working with personalities such as Stephen A. Smith and Scott Van Pelt, how the Top 10 gets made every night, and much more. Follow Tom on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TPD3 Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PaulFritschner --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/paulfritschner/support

Special-edition features an interview with Pete Radovich, CBS Sports' Coordinating Producer of UEFA.  During the interview, Radovich discusses: • Whether the London studio will be part of CBS's future studio coverage, • How they were able to hire so many big names, • What it means for Drury and Tyldesley to be calling games, • How his experience as a soccer fan meant a bigger push for Europa League coverage, • What some of the future plans are for Champions League coverage next season.

In the NEW episode, number 185, Christopher Harris and co-host Kartik Krishnaiyer feature a special-edition episode where we interview Pete Radovich, CBS Sports’ Coordinating Producer of UEFA. During the interview, Radovich discusses: • Whether the London...

Like many of us, Eva grew up doing theater.  She attended musical theater camp and loved Broadway musicals. While a true passion, Eva chose to pursue a career in politics. She began by working for the Gore campaign during the infamous 2000 presentational election. She then transitioned to journalism, spending five years with ABC News as an Assignment Editor and Coordinating Producer, where she covered 9/11, the Iraq War, the 2004 Presidential Election, the death of Pope John Paul II, amongst others. En route towards a successful lifetime career in news, Eva made the decision to follow her original, true passion. In 2005, she left her job at ABC News to pursue a life in the theater, as a producer. The decision to leave a steady job and start from scratch in a famously cutthroat industry was not an easy one. But it certainly paid off. Eva has amassed over 18 Broadway credits and three Tony Awards. And, last year, she had four Broadway shows running simultaneously at one point. Her success can, of course, be attributed to her hard work and tenacity, but also to returning to her first love, building on the passion generated from her formative experiences in the theater—her first shows. On each episode of My First Show, Eva speaks with a different luminary from the entertainment industry, framing the discussion around four questions: What was the first show you saw? What was the first show you were in? What was your first professional show? If you could be in any show, anywhere, at any time, what would it be? Through a lively and personal conversation, Eva explores each guest’s formative experiences, how ambitions became reality and what dream roles still remain. Part of the Broadway Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hello Fangirl Nation and welcome to this week's Get My Job! We have an incredible guest in ESPN Senior Coordinating Producer, Julie McGlone. Julie oversees ESPN's Creative Content Unit and SportsCenter's Enhancement Unit. We talk about her part in this year's incredible NFL Draft coverage and how they pivoted under difficult circumstances, while Julie also shares how to achieve a solid work/life integration. She also discusses how being a visionary got her to where she is today and the lessons she's learned. We are brought to you by Favor Apple Cider Vinegar

Back on the producer train today with an awesome friend of the pod, Alex Bertsche.  Alex is a Sr. Coordinating Producer for Big Ten Network, rising through the network after spending the first part of his career at CBS Sports.

Coordinating Producer of ESPN's Around The Horn Aaron Solomon joined the NBA Panel!

Brad Weimer is a producer who has worked for various regions is currently the Coordinating Producer of WWE for Fox Sports. On this episode, he talks about his journey from a pre-game producer to producing a weekly national show as well as many of his memories along the way.

Mike Moore is the first of his kind to appear on PxPCast ... an executive producer and senior coordinating producer. Mike was one of the key players behind the launch of ESPNU in 2005 and spent much of his career as a senior producer with the ESPN family of networks. He now works with Moore Productions and on this episode of the podcast details the producer side of a broadcast.  Topics we'll cover range from how a producer approaches a game, how a producer best tells stories and how producers and play-by-play announcers can best work together in that endeavor. So much to learn on this episode of PXPCast.

Kristi Hujik is a coach through and through!  Kristi is a Whole30 Certified Coach in Winter Garden, Florida and can be found behind the scenes at Golf Channel as a Coordinating Producer of News, where she is affectionately known by many as “coach” and she also teaches a variety of group exercise classes. Whole30 has been a part of her life since being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in January of 2017. She believes in bringing together the four parts of life you can control - exercise, sleep, attitude, and nutrition.  Kristi shares her MS journey with us, tips on how to support someone with MS, and how self care & Whole30 has played a role in helping her maintain her health.  You can follow along with Kristi on Instagram to continue to be inspired & learn more about how she manages her MS. *** March is Multiple Sclerosis Month.  It is an unpredictable disease of the central nervous system that is tricky to diagnose.  There are approximately 1 million people living in the US with MS. **** Check out my friends at The New Primal for Whole30 approved sauces and meat sticks!  I love their "Return to the Table" mission (and their BBQ mustard & Classic Marinade!) You can use the code "emilynichols22" to save 15% off your order! **** Did you hear?  I'm now offering SELF CARE COACHING!  Head over to my website to learn more and connect with me so you can get started with proven 3 tier Self Care system to help you feel your best.  (Go back & listen back to episode 31 to learn why I'm now offering this!) **** Please subscribe, rate and review The Self Care Isn't Selfish podcast so others can connect with our content too!  Thank you so much for the love! Sign up for Emily's newsletter to receive even more Self Care inspo & exclusive content (promise not to spam) Connect with Emily:@emilynichols22 @selfcareisntselfishpodcast www.emily-nichols.com

I sat down with Dennis Deninger, current professor at Syracuse University and longtime Coordinating Producer at ESPN. We reminisced on how Dennis brought live tennis coverage to ESPN, elevated coverage of the Grand Slams and was instrumental in developing the Hawk-Eye instant replay system that's now a standard in professional tennis. Dennis reflects on the challenges of producing live tennis and comments on the Big Three players rewriting history.

2:17 - Why he’s stayed with TV for as long as he has.3:55 - How Dean got into sports television the non-traditional school route.12:25 - What goes into creating a network and how content drives the direction of the network.14:38 - How many sports he’s covered in his career.14:52 - Dean names some of the sports he’s covered.16:31 - What the model for World Championship Sports Network and how world feed productions are designed.19:16 - What the challenge is for presenting a sport for fans that isn’t familiar to them.  Rugby is one of those sports where the fan base in the U.S. is less knowledgeable than those that come from rugby nations, and how it’s produced can have an impact on those newer fans.22:40 - What traits or qualities that announcers need to have when they call non-traditional sporting events.25:09 - How he views Paralympic athletes and non-traditional athletes. 27:29 - What the landscape on how sports will be produced by networks or viewed by fans.30:12 - What his responsibilities were as Senior Vice President of Production at Universal Sports Network33:05 - How Dean was able to implement production for more than 1,600 hours of programming on the network when events were taking place in Europe and Asia.35:35 - How he acquired multiple sporting event for Universal Sports Network.37:19 - What it was like producing the Boston Marathon and what his experience on that event was like.40:45 - How producing the 2014 Boston Marathon had to be focused in the year after the tragedy in 2013.43:14 - What he did on the PyeongChang Olympics for NBC.46:02 - How working on the 2016 Olympics was one of the biggest challenges of his career.47:05 - What he would like fans to know about what it takes to put on a sporting event.48:51 - What the best advice he’s received working in sports television.50:10 - What advice he has for anyone wanting to work in sports broadcasting.52:25 - The importance of being versatile in sports broadcasting.

1:30 - Where his love of sports comes from?2:05 - Did he think he wanted to work in sports?2:45 - How his interest in basketball translate into him working in the sports industry.3:28 - How he got into the sports the sports industry and later into sports television.6:00 - Was it easy working as a font coordinator (graphics coordinator), What the next steps in his career were.7:48 - Going to the NCAA to work in broadcast services.8:55 - What his responsibilities at the NCAA were.11:50 - What the relationship between the sports tv networks and the NCAA was like when he was with the NCAA.13:20 - How he moved on from the NCAA and got to ESPN.17:05 - The logistical complexities in scheduling personnel while at ESPN Regional Television.18:15 - How he managed approximately 1,000 games per season.20:50 - What it means to him to have helped ESPN grow with college basketball.22:00 - How he has the ability to remember details.23:10 - How he keeps a list of all the music concerts he has been to in his life.24:30 - How Sammy Hagar and Van Halen are his favorite band.26:00 - How Chris was introduced to me to produce a college basketball game in Mexico.27:20 - Chris shares how the college basketball season is put together.28:15 - How he decides on putting a production crew together.30:20 - How he provides feedback to the production personnel.32:35 - What his outlook/philosophy on finding and working with announcers.34:30 - How he coaches announcers with his production company.36:20 - What he believes makes a good play-by-play announcer and the qualities they need to have.37:40 - Diversity is a big part of looking for announcers.38:25 - What he looks for in an analyst.40:15 - As a talent/announcer evaluator, did he go after analysts or did they come to him?42:30 - How he looked for reporters and how it was a challenge to fit them into college basketball.45:15 - What Ross Mobile Productions does as a game packager and how many networks are using packagers.46:50 - What REMI’s and At-Home Productions are.50:40 - What the biggest or most memorable event he’s covered.53:05 - What the craziest event he was ever a part of.56:55 - What he would like sports fans to know about the tv broadcast industry.58:00 - If he were to do any thing else besides sports broadcasting.59:10 - How young announcers or existing announcers reach out to get advice through chrisfarrowproductions.com.

Scott Hecht has worked many different roles in sports broadcasting, including as a producer, director and coordinating producer/director, having been lead producer for the Phoenix Suns and San Diego Padres, lead director for TVG Network and as coordinating producer/director at ESPN.  He currently works as senior producer at Syracuse University Athletics.1:36 - Where his love of sports started.2:50 - When he knew he had to work in sports tv.4:12 - How he got into the sports tv industry.6:25 - How he has helped others break into the production side of sports tv.8:15 - How mistakes happen in a truck and the need for younger people.10:00 - The opportunities for sports production people.11:26 - What it was like producing his first ever event.13:50 - What broadcasting legend Arnie Harris taught him about producing/directing.16:00 - Producing the Phoenix Suns during their successful seasons and how it led to more opportunities.17:50 - How he worked with athletes to help make his shows better.20:36 - How storytelling is a big part of his producing philosophy and how it’s done for the viewer.21:56 - How he produced baseball and how storytelling is a big part of helping the viewers understand the game, and why he loves producing for the viewer.25:42 - How producing the 1999 World Basketball Championships for the NBA was his most memorable event as well as the scariest moment in his career.33:21 - What it was like working for ESPN.35:11 - What a Coordinating Producer does in the studio.38:05 - How he transitioned to overseeing university sports productions with ESPN/SEC Network.39:49 - Working with a younger generation in sports tv production.40:25 - How everyone used to think that students attended Syracuse University to become an announcer, but more are looking at production-type opportunities.41:58 - How Syracuse supports goals of being the next great announcer but they want to equip students with production knowledge.43:36 - What he things the future of tv and broadcasting looks like.46:27 - How storytelling is becoming a lost art with all of the changes in how games are produced.48:05 - How his love for working in sports broadcasting is a sacrifice that he hopes help the viewer make memorable experiences with their families.

This week on The Gridiron and Beyond, the voice of the New England Patriots, Bob Socci talks with NFL Films VP, Senior Coordinating Producer Ken Rodgers (@kenrodgersNFL), the director of the HBO Documentary "Belichick & Saban: The Art of Coaching." The documentary premieres on December 10, featuring a fascinating conversation between two of the greatest coaches in football history.  They discuss their relationship, keys to their success and philosophies about coaching and leadership.  Ken describes how the project came together and shares his insights into both coaches' careers and personalities. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Although Steph is behind the scenes as ASR's Coordinating Producer, in this episode she's front and center! Listen as Steph reveals some of her favorite things and hear right from ASR why she's a loved member of the team

Law schools like to tell students they can do anything with a law degree, but can they? Many head to law school and think that it’s still a valuable education for all sorts of future career opportunities, but is it? Facing sky-high tuition and a tight job market, it’s never too early to think about the type of career you’re planning and whether a law degree really fits your career goals. We talk to law grads with diverse careers, who aren’t practicing law, about whether and how they use their legal training in their work. A lead admissions consultant shares school selection strategies that will help you answer these questions. Guests: Janice Johnston, Coordinating Producer, ABC NewsMagazines and Specials Raquiba LaBrie, Director, The Equality and Opportunity Fund, The Open Society Foundations Bernard Fulton, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Congressional Relations, Department of Housing and Urban Development Andrea Kilpatrick, Founder/President, Cool Kids Learn & Director of Law Admissions, Admit Advantage Wendy Siegel, Director of Recruitment and Marketing, Office of Career Services, NYU School of Law

Chip season on Always Cheating is officially kicking off! With the fifth round of the FA Cup now complete, Josh and Brandon discuss the various emerging strategies for playing your Free Hit, Bench Boost, Triple Captain, and Wildcard chips. We focus most acutely on the blank GW31 and double GW32, but there's much more theorizing to come on GW33 and GW35. Stay tuned for our interview with Pierre Moossa, the Coordinating Producer for NBC Sports Group's Premier League coverage in the United States, recorded at this month's Yale Soccer Conference. Hail Cheaters! Become a Patreon supporter: https://www.patreon.com/alwayscheating Join our mini-league: https://fantasy.premierleague.com/?autojoin-code=513-448 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hailcheaters Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alwayscheating Music by Zach Curd: https://zachcurd.bandcamp.com The Always Cheating Podcast is sponsored by Starting 11, the newest way to play Daily Fantasy Premier League. The app for iOS and Android features a beautiful interface, no budget constraints, and live in-game substitutions. Cash games are now available in the U.K., U.S., Germany, and Canada. For more information visit: https://starting11.io

Join Prophet Myles as he and his guest Donna Grisham discuss the truth about abortion. With all that is goin on in America and around the world we need to understand the truth about the practice of abortion and where God stands on the issue.  My guest Donna Grisham is the Coordinating Producer for Sid Roth's It's Supernatural tv program. She is called to bring healing hope and deliverance to those that are being led to the slaughter of abortion. Donna speaks the truth in love and shares her powerful testimony that brings healing and deliverance to those who listen. Her story leaves you with hope, that even if you have had an abortion, God is merciful and can restore all that the enemy has stolen. Lastly, Donna is in the works of publishing a book filled with abortion stories and how those who have been through abortion have overcome and the truth about what abortion really is. Right now the best way to connect with her is through facebook at Donna Grisham. God bless you as you listen to this powerful interview! May the truth bring freedom to your life today!

In this episode, Beyond 6 Seconds host Carolyn Kiel is interviewed by her guest, Valerie Gordon, a 10-time Emmy award-winning television producer and owner of the career and communication strategy firm, Commander-in-She.  Carolyn talks about a time in her career when she felt stuck and what she did to get unstuck, then Valerie & Carolyn share practical tips and advice for getting unstuck, including how to: Take the time to identify what it is you like to do Use conflict and dissatisfaction to your advantage Expand your network Establish a cast of supporting characters Try new things Make space for creativity If you’re feeling stuck in your career, then you definitely want to listen to this entire episode! Valerie offers workshops and webinars that teach the storytelling skills necessary to help high-achieving women ascend the leadership ladder. You can learn more about her work at www.Commander-in-She.com , connect with her on LinkedIn and follow her on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @CommanderInShe. About Valerie Gordon: Valerie Gordon is a 10-time Emmy award-winning television producer with more than two decades of experience creating and overseeing feature stories for ESPN, HBO Sports and CBS News, among other networks. Now the founder and president of Commander-in-She, LLC, a communications and career strategy firm, Valerie combines her background in storytelling with her passion for the important conversations and skills women need to harness the power of their stories.  Valerie offers keynote presentations, group workshops, team building and individual strategizing to demonstrate the role storytelling plays in our daily lives and subsequent success.  She has worked with corporations and professional organizations such as Aetna, Mass Mutual, the YES Network, Untapped Potential, Women in Cable Telecommunications, Women in Sports and Events and American Women in Sports Media. Valerie’s introspective introductory workshop, “What’s Your Story? Storytelling Secrets for Success” allows participants to consider the components of their personal stories – character, plot and narrative point of view – and emerge with greater authorship of their current and future chapters.  Story techniques are the thread for specific presentation topics including personal branding, negotiation and conflict resolution, goal-setting, communication skills and work-life balance.   Valerie’s feature work has been seen on CBS News “The Early Show” (2004-2008), NBC’s “Weekend Today” (2002-2003), and HBO’s “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel” (1998-2002), among other assignments.  She was a member of the Olympic profiles unit for both the Centennial Olympics in Atlanta (NBC, 1996) and the Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan (CBS, 1998).  From 2008 to 2016, Valerie was a Coordinating Producer of ESPN’s acclaimed Feature Unit, supervising hundreds of features for studio shows, live events and special projects including SC Featured for SportsCenter and My Wish, ESPN’s collaboration with Make-a-Wish to grant sports-themed wishes to children with life-threatening illnesses. From 2016-2017, Valerie helmed Mike & Mike, ESPN’s long-running multi-platform morning show on ESPN Radio and ESPN2.  From 2014-2016, Valerie served as co-leader of ESPN Women, ESPN’s largest employee resource group, creating and overseeing professional development conferences serving hundreds of employees including “Leading at all Levels” (2014) and “Aspire/Inspire” (2015).  For her efforts as a catalyst for other women in the industry, she was honored at the 2015 WICT New England’s Evening of Excellence with the Touchstone award (2015). In addition to her 10 Sports Emmy awards, Valerie is a 3-time Edward R. Murrow award recipient and 5-time NY Festival award-winner for both TV and radio and has been recognized with an NABJ Salute to Excellence and a Telly award. A graduate of the University of Michigan, Valerie uses her life outside of work as a wife, mother, novice weightlifter and an occasional adventure race runner as inspiration for other relatable speaking and writing topics.  She blogs at www.Commander-in-She.com. Follow her on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @CommanderInShe.

On this episode of The SVG Podcast, we come to you from Washington D.C. and the 2018 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. Our chief editor Jason Dachman takes an in-depth look at tonight's Home Run Derby with Phil Orlins, Senior Coordinating Producer for Major League Baseball on ESPN. Phil shares with us some of the biggest tech improvements to this year's Home Run Derby, including 4D replays, 3D home run spray charts, and more. Plus, we take a look back at the first half of the MLB season on ESPN and what's in store for the remainder of the campaign. The SVG Podcast is for the sports-video–production professional looking to keep up with the latest in sports-video–production operations and technology. The program features interviews with some of the biggest, most influential names in the sports-video business talking trends and topics that are making an impact on the industry.

A special treat for the pod this week as we have Charlie Yook, the NFL Network's coordinating producer for "NFL GameDay Morning" and the NFL Draft, just over 24 hours before the 2018 NFL Draft kicks off. Like previous guests, he stresses the importance of storytelling and implores students to master the skill. He also credits a particular Miami class that put him in front of and behind the camera as the inspiration to really explore working in media. With 20 years in the industry, the last twelve of which at NFL Network, he hasn't looked back. Enjoy the conversation and make sure to tune into the NFL Network coverage starting on Thursday, and through the rest of this week.   

On Friday, Jan. 12, the BIG EAST and FOX bring the first all-access mic’d up game to men’s college basketball when Providence travels to DePaul in an 8:30 p.m. tip on FS1. #TWITBE guests this week have all aspects of the game as John and Kevin interview DePaul head coach Dave Leitao, Providence guard Alpha Diallo and the man in the truck calling the game, FOX Sports Senior College Basketball Coordinating Producer Steve Scheer. Leitao will discuss his team’s performance this season as well as the opening of the Blue Demons’ brand new arena. Diallo, who has taken a prominent role for the Friars, discusses the potential of Providence, the team that upset then-No. 5 Xavier at home last week. Scheer, who has been the BIG EAST Tournament producer for the last four years, discusses the innovative new way FOX will be covering BIG EAST basketball this season.

Since 2002, a major organization in Stratford-upon-Avon, the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, has supported an archaeological dig on the former grounds of a house called “New Place.” New Place was one of the biggest houses in Stratford when Shakespeare was a boy. Once he became a wealthy and famous playwright, he bought it. When he wasn’t in London, he lived there with his family until his death, 19 years later, in 1616. The dig has revealed some tantalizing clues about how the Shakespeare family lived their lives – what they ate, how they cooked what they ate, and – as you’ll hear – how they worked and played. Kevin Colls is Archaeological Project Manager at the Centre of Archaeology at Staffordshire University in Stoke-on-Trent. Nic Fulcher of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust is the Assistant Project Manager at New Place. They were interviewed by Neva Grant. From the Shakespeare Unlimited podcast series. Published December 13, 2016. © Folger Shakespeare Library. All rights reserved. “Now will I lead you to the house” was produced by Richard Paul. Garland Scott is the associate producer. It was edited by Gail Kern Paster and Esther Ferington. Esther French is the web producer. We had technical help from Andy Grier at Sounding Sweet studios in Stratford-upon-Avon and Melissa Marquis, the Coordinating Producer for News Operations at NPR in Washington. http://www.folger.edu/shakespeare-unlimited/new-place-house-archaeological-dig

SCOTT ACKERSON is a 13-time Emmy Award-winning Executive Vice President of Studio Production at fox sports, overseeing the network’s news coverage. previously HE was the Coordinating Producer of “FOX NFL SUNDAY,” and was in charge of all studio programming for the networks and entities within FOX Sports since 2011. In 2012, Ackerson served as interim president of cable channel SPEED while still overseeing FOX’S studio production. HE joined FOX Sports in 1994, leading “FOX NFL SUNDAY” to its 17-year run as America’s most-watched NFL pregame show.  Under his direction, the network’s signature studio program won four Emmy Awards for Outstanding Studio Show and became a cultural phenomenon watched by millions nationwide every Sunday. His keen eye for talent has LAUNCHED the sports TV careers of Howie Long, Jimmy Johnson, Jimmy Kimmel, Jillian Reynolds and Frank Caliendo.  Before joining FOX Sports prior to its first NFL season in 1994, Ackerson honed his craft from 1987 through mid-1994 at ESPN during the hey day of Sportscenter. He has worked on numerous big events such as the World Series, Super Bowl, The MLB All-Star Game, and the Historic 2002 9/11 Superbowl Special.

For this week's podcast, we have a special treat. ESPN coordinating producer Amy Rosenfeld granted us some time for an interview in the midst of preparations for the 2014 World Cup. Amy has played a major role in ESPN's critically acclaimed coverage of international soccer and the 2010 World Cup in particular. She's been one of the driving forces in transforming ESPN's coverage of the sport from a foreign novelty to the revered, mature product it is today. In this podcast, listeners are granted insights into that transformation and a look ahead to the 2014 World Cup broadcast. Topics include... -Amy's journey to being at the controls for ESPN's World Cup coverage and how far the network has come since the 1999 Women's World Cup. -Her personal philosophy in broadcasting sports and why staying out of the way is so important as well as how her life as a fan helps in production. -The transformation made at ESPN from the 2006 to 2010 World Cup and why the network no longer felt like it had to explain the offside rule. -Getting some of the best broadcasters around the world to come to ESPN and the meteoric rise of Ian Darke. -The importance of continuing to improve and evolve the telecasts of soccer. -The unique challenges represented by going to Brazil for the 2014 World Cup and how the network might cover social unrest during the tournament. -Who might be the breakout star in this year's cast of on-air personalities. -The years of preparation that goes into broadcasting the world's biggest sporting event. -Looking at the soccer landscape and all the major networks being invested in the sport. -ESPN's post-World Cup soccer coverage and the new MLS TV deal.

Join LC and Bread for another fun showThis week we have a young man who knows no limits to what he can do and accomplish. Emmy and NAACP Image award winning P. Frank Williams is a TV & film producer, writer, journalist, author and commentator. He is a producer for BET’s award winning documentary series "American Gangster" and TV One's acclaimed "Unsung" documentary series. He recently won a 2011 NAACP Image Award for his work on Unsung after previously winning an Image Award for co-producing BET's "Celebration of Gospel." Williams has also produced films like the Paramount Pictures released "Wu: The Story of the Wu- Tang Clan" and the upcoming Universal/ Def Jam Records film "A Hustler's Ambition," a documentary about the life of multi-platinum rap star Young Jeezy. The film is directed by Chris Robinson ("ATL") and narrated by Samuel L. Jackson. Williams recently worked as a Coordinating Producer for BET's hit gospel music series "Sunday Best." He previously worked as a development consultant and producer for VH1 Networks. His TV writing/producing credits include the 2010 BET Honors on BET, 2010 BET Awards on BET, 2009 NAACP Image Awards on FOX and the 2005 Hip Hop Honors on VH1. He also served on NBC’s Emmy winning writing team for the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece.Join us for great insite to one of the hotest producers today. Learn what makes him successful and what projects that he will be releasing in the near future. Join LC and Bread for another exciting show.