Podcast appearances and mentions of jason levien

Jason Levien is the managing general partner of the Major League Soccer team based in Washington, D.C. As Co-Chairman and CEO of D.C. United, he has been instrumental in constructing Audi Field, a new 20,000-seat stadium. Audi was the host of the 2023 MLS All-Star Game. Levien is working to build soccer infrastructure around the D.C. metropolitan area. He created the USL Championship Club, Loudon United, and the United Performance Center in Leesburg, Virginia. Another one of his projects was constructing Segra Field. Before his achievements in the D.C. area, Levien was the CEO and managing partner of the Memphis Grizzlies. In this conversation, Levien speaks about his experience playing sports, being passionate about life, traveling the world, and his journey to the highest echelons of sports management.

Congressional Awards Foundation Podcast Elevating DC Youth- Jason Levien, CEO, DC United by DC RADIO HD

Scott and Eben speak with D.C. United owner Jason Levien about Lionel Messi's MLS arrival, the immediate business impacts, and D.C. United's hosting of the upcoming MLS All-Star Game.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Co-owner of the Brisbane Bullets, Jason Levien, talks about the clubs challenges, how ownership will be stepping in and how Brisbane will respond from the drama surrounding the team as of late.

Welcome in ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, to United 96 on the RFK Refugees Podcast Network. Ted and Jon break down the 3-0 road loss to Columbus and gauge fan reaction to the performance. They also discuss the interview Jason Levien gave to the Washington Post about Hernan Losada's firing. Join us Live Monday at 8:30PM and Subscribe so you can get this and every episode wherever you get your podcasts! Thank you for listening! If you like what you hear and you want to help support our show and get exclusive content, head on over to our Patreon or subscribe to our Twitch page with your free Amazon sub

Ted and Jon give some thoughts on Jason Levien's appearance on the Tried and True podcast. They also talk Washington Spirt draft and more!

The Tried and True crew do a special collaboration with DC SCORES and Screaming Eagles to help raise money for young poet-athletes in the DMV. D.C. United CEO and owner Jason Levien joins the show to give his thoughts on the club's 2020 season, his vision, and what the future holds for DCU fans. The crew give their DCU New Years Resolutions and break down the interview. Steven Birnbaum, Donovan Pines and Griffin Yow drop in to say hey and tell us about their auction items on sedcs.givesmart.com. Auction ends 1/10/21. Vamos!

Jason Levien, who once led the NBA's Memphis Grizzlies, is all in on soccer these days. After buying a stake in MLS club DC United, he was able to deliver a brand new soccer-specific facility in the nation's capital, resisting the easier move to the suburbs. He sits down with Jason Kelly and Mike Lynch to talk about how he got the stadium got built, the effect Covid-19 has had across his business and how a summer tournament in Orlando may be the moment soccer in America has been waiting for.

Where to start? The boys pick over the mess that was deadline day, Huw Jenkins' resignation and the Swansea City fans' protest on Saturday. We've heard from Chris Pearlman over the failed Daniel James transfer but will we get anything from Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Even though there wasn't a D.C. United game this weekend, there is still a Filibuster for you to enjoy on Tuesday. Jason, Adam, and Ben talk about the change in ownership of D.C. United, with Jason Levien and Erick Thohir buying out long-time investor Will Chang. We then shift gears to talk about the national team, talking specifically about Steve Birnbaum and Bill Hamid and tearing our hair out at the comments Jurgen Klinsmann made about Hamid's standing. We then shift to the NYCFC game this weekend, with D.C. United able to clinch a playoff spot with a win and controlling their own destiny for fourth place (and a home playoff game). We talk about what United need to do, how they should attack the Pigeons, and how important that fourth playoff spot is. We end by talking about what D.C. United has to do to stop New York, and who New York will target when they attack United. Give it a listen!

Even on the week of Christmas, Filibuster is here for you, your travels, and when you need to escape family. Adam, Jason, and Ben kick off this episode by talking about Steve Goff's interview with D.C. United managing partner Jason Levien. We talk about the size of the stadium, the surprisingly pernicious roof debate, the contract status of Perry Kitchen, and Marco Etcheverry in the D.C. Sports Hall of Fame. We then talk about MLS Live coming back next year, D.C. United's move to WJLA7, and finish up with a slew of awards: The Andy Award, the Donnety Award, and a lightning round of Cake or Death. Give it a listen!

We waited for Tuesday to record so we could watch the USMNT play Trinidad and Tobago, and was that ever a mistake. Jason, Adam, and Ben are back to talk about the USMNT and D.C. United, and we start by asking if there is any chance Jurgen Klinsmann is fired for what happened in the past two games (of course not). We break down what happened in the game against Trinidad and Tobago, ask whether the fire is still there for the players under Jurgen, and make wild comparisons to Steve Sampson. We then go into our D.C. United news roundup, and talk about the re-signings of Nick DeLeon and Alvaro Saborio, the sadness of Chris Rolfe cutting his hair, the PEPCO land swaps giving the District full control over the stadium site, and Jason Levien and Erick Thohir possibly investing in an NBA team. Finally, we go in depth on both playoff series that start this weekend without D.C. United, paying special attention to the New York Red Bulls versus the Columbus Crew. But, we also have some words about FC Dallas and the Portland Timbers, mostly asking Dallas to make up for the horribleness that was MLS Cup 2010. Give it a listen!

NBC Sports' Aaron Bruski joins Cowbell Kingdom's James Ham on this week's podcast to break down the ever evolving world of the Sacramento Kings.  Topics include Josh Smith, Luc Mbah a Moute, Jason Levien  and the continuing George Karl/DeMarcus Cousins situation.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Marc and Steve are joined by DC United co-owner Jason Levien and New England Revolution forward Charlie Davies

Another draft is in the books as Re-Entry Stage 2 came and went on Thursday. Find out who was picked and what it all means in the grand scheme of the MLS offseason. Erick Torres wasn't eligible for the Dispersal Draft (all hail MLS roster mechanisms), but it seems his future is close to being resolved. Where will he go? Will it be MLS? Will Jermain Defoe join him on North American shores? Plus, what does ETR have in the works for the rest of December?Finally is an understatement. The vote is done, and it's unanimous. D.C. United are getting a stadium in the District. General managing partner and co-owner Jason Levien joins Andrew and David to describe the process, what it was like to be the point man on such a high-stakes project and what comes next. Stadium design? Timeline? You'll want to tune in for that. In the mailbag, the guys run over Simon's New Year's resolutions sans Mr. Borg, talk Las Vegas expansion and debate East and West Coast merits. Email us at ExtraTime@MLSsoccer.com or tweet us at @ExtraTimeRadio. And make sure you check out our West Coast brethren at March to the Match every Wednesday!