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If you dream of being a part of the C-Suite one day (maybe you already are) you are going to love hearing from Portia Archer, Chief Operating Officer of the NBA G League.  Let's get real for a minute, even if you don't dream of having “Chief” in your title, you're still going to love hearing from Portia!     Listen in as we talk about  What she believes has helped her build  her career  The question you need to ask yourself when you are getting feedback  How she approached her current role during the interview process  What happened when she fully understood her value  The questions you need to ask yourself when you feel like you're being undervalued  And you know there is so much more!     Connect with Jahaan:  Learn more about working with Jahaan and see if it's the right fit for you: https://JahaanBlakeAppointmentScheduling.as.me/LetsTalk Join Jahaan's VIP Email List: https://bit.ly/3yccwAP  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jahaanblake/ Email: jblake@jahaanblake.com Website: https://jahaanblake.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jahaanblake/   Links: NBA G League: https://gleague.nba.com/    Connect with Portia:  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/portia-archer-7a70947/    As Chief Operating Officer of the NBA G League, Portia Archer leads the strategy, daily operations and business functions of the NBA G League, working to increase both awareness and revenue at both league and team level. Joining the G League in 2020, Archer is already making an impact on the league thanks to her background, experience and track record managing disruption and leading innovation and growth in environments often at the intersection of the technology, media and entertainment industries.    Prior to joining the G League, Archer served as Senior Vice President of Direct-to-Consumer Services for NBC Sports Group and was responsible for the launch, development and management of NBC Sports Group's first direct-to-consumer business and live streaming product, NBC Sports Gold, which included a portfolio of Premiere League soccer, PGAT golf, NBA Basketball, NASCAR, Rugby as well as Olympic sports. Archer also founded NBC Sports Group's first mentorship program, “Huddle Up”, dedicated to fostering connections and growth opportunities for employees.    Archer spent time in senior leadership positions at HBO and the BBC. At HBO, she oversaw the strategic planning and launch of HBO channels outside of the U.S. while developing and managing multi-platform subscription-based video-on-demand channels throughout Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia and Canada. During her time at the BBC she was a key member of the launch and delivery team for the BBC iPlayer, the most popular on-demand streaming service in the UK.    Archer is a member of the Women's Sports Foundation Board of Trustees and a Betsy Magness Leadership Fellow. In 2018, she was named a Sports Business Journal “Game Changer” and one of Adweek's Most Powerful Women in Sports.    A Chicago native, Archer played college basketball at the University of Chicago, where she graduated with a bachelor's degree in public policy and economics. She also holds an MBA in Management and Strategy from Columbia Business School.  

This week's episode: James Hinchcliffe and Ed Jones land full season IndyCar rides. Plus, we guess on who will fill the second Dale Coyne Racing seat and share our thoughts on IndyCar moving from NBC Sports Gold to Peacock.

Karsten Warholm now owns 5 of the 12 fastest 400m hurdle times in history. Season's best for Rowbury! Rowbury finishes in 4:02.56 to place fifth That's two Australian records in the span of a month for Jessica Hull -- 5,000m in Monaco (14:43.80) and now 1500 in Berlin (4:00.42). And she's only 23 years old. @jgault13 This is just really poor by NBC. They have the rights to the ISTAF meet today in Berlin, they're showing it on the Olympic Channel, yet they don't have a live stream online. What, exactly, are NBC Sports Gold subscribers paying for? Endurance Noise & Random Musings Please Subscribe to my YouTube Channel! Stay Healthy. Be Boring. Not Epic. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/andy-noise/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andy-noise/support

Tonight on Trackside with Curt Cavin and Kevin Lee, they recap the 2nd day of Practice for the Indianapolis 500 and look ahead towards Fast Friday and the extra boost that drivers will get beginning tomorrow.  They also discuss what has been talked about on NBC Sports Gold broadscasts the last couple of days.  They recap the first accident of the month with Fernando Alonso crash in turn 4.  They answer your twitter questions as well including discussions about additional camera angles NBC could use for the race broadcast.  

On today's episode of Behind the Back, Ryan Hulsebos (@ryanhulsebos_) talks PLL scores, stats, and highlights from the first round of the Elimination Tournament (Chaos (7 seed) defeat Chrome (2 seed) 19-14; Redwoods (4 seed) defeat Waterdogs (5 seed) 11-8; Archers (3 seed) defeat Atlas (6 seed) 11-9), and he looks ahead to the Semifinals on Thursday, August 6 (Archers (3) vs. Chaos (7) - 8pm EST on NBC Sports Gold; Whipsnakes (1) vs. Redwoods (4) - 10:30pm EST on NBC Sports). PLL Championship Series Elimination Tournament action continues this week! On Saturday, we will be back to recap the Semifinals and look ahead to the championship game, which will feature the winner of Archers/Chaos and Whipsnakes/Redwoods on Sunday, August 9 on NBC. Behind the Back and Top Shelf Lax is dedicated to bringing you full recaps of every PLL game, providing analysis on the teams and players, and offering opinions to all the latest news and updates that pertain to the world of professional lacrosse. Give us a listen on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, or Anchor, follow us on Instagram and Twitter @TopShelfLax_, and check out the website, topshelflaxmedia.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ryan-hulsebos/support

On today's episode of Behind the Back, Ryan Hulsebos (@ryanhulsebos_) and Ty Cunnington (@TCunnington_Lax) talk PLL scores, stats, and highlights from the Group Play portion of the 2020 PLL Championship Series, and they look ahead to the first round of the Elimination Tournament on Tuesday, August 4 (Chrome (2) vs. Chaos (7) - 5:30pm EST on NBC Sports Gold; Redwoods (4) vs. Waterdogs (5) - 8pm EST on NBC Sports Gold; Archers (3) vs. Atlas (6) - 10:30pm EST on NBC Sports). They also talk MVP candidates and are joined by a special guest from the PLL Bubble in Utah, Chrome midfielder John Ranagan. Elimination Tournament action continues this week! On Thursday, we will be back to recap Round 1 and look ahead to the semi-finals, which will feature the winner of the Redwoods and Waterdogs and the defending champion Whipsnakes (1), who are fresh off 3 full days of rest, and the winners of Chrome/Chaos and Archers/Atlas. Both games have not been assigned times or networks as of Monday night, August 3. The 2020 Championship Game will take place on Sunday, August 9 at 12:30pm EST on NBC, and we will have another show Saturday to recap the tournaments second round and preview the championship. Behind the Back and Top Shelf Lax is dedicated to bringing you full recaps of every PLL game, providing analysis on the teams and players, and offering opinions to all the latest news and updates that pertain to the world of professional lacrosse. Give us a listen on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, or Anchor, follow us on Instagram and Twitter @TopShelfLax_, and check out the website, topshelflaxmedia.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ryan-hulsebos/support

Good afternoon lacrosse fans! I hope you're doing well and thank you for reading the Utah Lax Report. We are now on Instagram! Go follow us there if IG is your thing. Interview w/ Danny LarkinMy interview on the podcast this week is with Danny Larkin. Danny and his twin brother Ricky, played high school lacrosse at Olympus before playing at DeSales (NCAA D-III) in Pennsylvania. The twins then came back to join Westminster en route to a MCLA D-II title in 2008. Danny spoke about his time at these three schools as well as Wasatch LC and more. You can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify or listen above. I'll also point out that Wasatch LC is starting a girls team this fall. Tryouts for both the boys and girls teams will be on August 15 & 22. More info can be found here.Lacrosse in Utah News/NotesA couple locals got national attention this week. At the Adrenaline Black Card event, Berkley Horoba (Alta) made the 2023/2024 all-star team while Bodi Sutherland (Corner Canyon) made the 2021/2022 all-star team. Trae Ika (Corner Canyon) and Blake Franckowiak (Corner Canyon) played for West Coast Starz at the Adrenaline Platinum Cup. True Utah went 1-2 at the Adrenaline Platinum Cup in Delaware over the weekend. Jon King (Corner Canyon) and Thomas Vandenberg (Park City) played at the Crab Feast with the Mad Dog 22' National Team.Dylan Bauer (Park City) was awarded the Jeremy Huber 19 Award. Huber unexpectedly passed away in 2015 while a player at Johns Hopkins. Huber was from Las Vegas and was a standout player. In other local action, Tribal West successfully hosted the Salt City Classic last weekend with several teams participating. The Ski Town Shootout begins this weekend. Find out more info here.PLL UpdateIt was a big week for the league as it finished up pool play. Here's how things shook out:Whipsnakes 4-0, +24Chrome 3-1, + 5Archers 3-1, -2Redwoods 2-2, -3Waterdogs 1-3, -3Atlas 1-3, -10Chaos 0-4, -11The Whipsnakes are maybe the least talked about team but obviously the best. Their closest game was their first, a 13-9 win over Redwoods. They dismantled Archers yesterday in the second half en route to a 17-11 win. They didn't dominate last year en route to their championship, so what is the difference this year? There are a couple: 1) Zed Williams and 2) the bubble format. Zed Williams - Last year, Rambo led the team with 49 points while Mike Chanenchuk had 34, Ryan Drenner had 21 followed by Ben Reeves with 16. Basically, Rambo had to carry the team (which he did, winning the MVP). This year is different. In 12 games last season, Rambo averaged 4.08 points per game with the next highest being Chanenchuk with 2.83. While Rambo is averaging more points per game this year (5.25, including a 10 point game over the Archers) Williams is helping to carry the load with 4.25 points per game. John Haus in the midfield is also helping Chanenchuk who both have 10 points. Simply put, there is more point sharing with the Whipsnakes which makes them even scarier. The big question for the offseason is do you break up the Maryland pro team? What would be the justification? The Bubble - Also known as PLL Island, being isolated and playing a short schedule plays into hot teams. Lacrosse games are known to have scoring runs, but so do seasons. Over the course of a normal season where you are traveling all across the country, your team is bound to have better weeks than others. In the bubble, the hot team will reign and that hot team is the Whipsnakes. As good as the Archers are (and as good as we want them to be) they entered the final game with an OT win over Chrome, a two goal win over Waterdogs and a one goal win over Atlas. So the Whipsnakes enter the bubble with the MVP, the gold badge on their jersey and became the hottest team, including the hottest goalie (Bernlohr) and face-off specialist (Nardella). Dethroning the champs will be difficult. Grant Ament has been a standout (if you listened to the podcast with Adam Ghitleman, you would know this already) but this clip is awesome! US Lacrosse Magazine broke down the group play round. Play resumes on Tuesday with Chrome taking on Chaos (3:30 pm, NBC Sports Gold), Redwoods v. Waterdogs (6:00 pm, NBC Sports Gold) and Atlas v. Archers (8:30 pm, NBC Sports Network). These literally popped up when I was about to press send. Please watch. The PLL coverage has done wonders for the state of Utah and lacrosse. Some words of advise from Dom Starsia. There was also an update from World Lacrosse regarding the Iroquois playing in the 2020 World Games.That's it for this week. Don't forget to stay hydrated and wear a mask. It's working!— Tim Haslam This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.utahlaxreport.com

On today's episode of Behind the Back, Ryan Hulsebos (@ryanhulsebos_) and Ty Cunnington (@TCunnington_Lax) talk PLL scores, stats, and highlights from Monday and Tuesday's PLL Championship Series action from Salt Lake City, Utah. They break down each game, offer their thoughts and opinions on the game, fantasy lacrosse, PLL betting, and more, and they preview tonights game (Redwoods vs. Chaos - 11pm EST on NBCSN) as well as tomorrow nights games (Whipsnakes vs. Atlas - 7pm EST on NBCSN; Chrome vs. Archers - 9:30pm EST on NBC Sports Gold). The action continues for the rest of the week. Friday: Whipsnakes vs. Chaos - 7pm EST on NBCSN and Waterdogs vs. Chrome - 9:30pm on NBC Sports Gold; Saturday: Atlas vs. Redwoods - 1pm EST on NBC and Chaos vs. Waterdogs - 3:30pm EST on NBC Sports Gold; Sunday: Archers vs. Whipsnakes - 12pm EST on NBCSN. We will be back on Monday to recap it all and look ahead to the Elimination Tournament. Behind the Back and Top Shelf Lax is dedicated to bringing you full recaps of every PLL game, providing analysis on the teams and players, and offering opinions to all the latest news and updates that pertain to the world of professional lacrosse. Give us a listen on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, or Anchor, follow us on Instagram and Twitter @TopShelfLax_, and check out the website, topshelflaxmedia.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ryan-hulsebos/support

We are very close to the return of both Major League Lacrosse and the Premier Lacrosse League. The MLL helps us with our lacrosse jones by kicking off their one week season and playoffs on July 18th with a triple header broadcast between ESPN2 and ESPN+. The PLL gets rolling the following weekend with all of their games airing their two week season and playoffs between NBC, NBCSN and NBC Sports Gold. Support the channel, buy some swag... https://www.laxfactor.com/ Watch the show w/ video on YouTube... https://www.youtube.com/laxfactor/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

It's all going down in Atlanta on Saturday starting at 12:08 EST for the men and 12:20 EST for the women. You can watch it all on NBC or NBC Sports Gold. In this episode, we break down both fields and Brad and I give our predictions on how the races will go and who will get top 3 to make the team.  If you are in Atlanta, join me with Kara Goucher and Shanna Burnette on Saturday at 8:30 am at the Olympic Rings in Centennial Olympic Park near the Trials finish line for a 3 mile fun run with the Clean Sport podcast hosts. I would love to see you all there!

We are in conversation with Chris Fletcher, lead pastor of Manna Church, Fayetteville Fort Bragg in North Carolina. Manna Church is right next to the largest military base in the world, offering around 15 services a weekend and has an ambitious vision to plant Manna churches in every U.S. military base across the globe. Chris has a Masters in Christian Leadership, a big vision to equip people and plant churches and focuses 100% of his time on leadership development day-to-day. He describes how Manna church has had to become highly competent at both leadership development and outreach, in response to the high throughput of military personnel in response to the continual redeployments from the base. He offers some great and perhaps surprising advice for men who'd like to increase their leadership influence: that we need to start in the place of our own personal trustworthiness. Leadership change is firstly ontologocial i.e. focused on the shaping our own being before God - who we are and what God is shaping us to be. Secondly influential leadership is mimetic i.e. we are called to imitate Jesus. We are to take our lives and allow the Father to shape us, and we then pour that out on behalf of others. Ontological is saying that the first person I start with in leadership is me, surrendering everything to God. Mimetic is saying that everything we do copies Jesus. Chris explains that trustworthiness results in promotion: if you're a man that is trustworthy, you'll be hired no matter what path you follow in life. We also unpack why it is that the centurions come across well in the New Testament: the military lifestyle seems to imprint on people that they exist for a higher mission and a purpose, which can lead well into a life of faith following Jesus. People who join the U.S. army find that it is not about them as the individual - it's about the team, the mission, the country and the greater good. In other words: "If I don't do my job as a trusted team member, I can place the team, the unit and the higher cause above me at risk." This also plays out in personal evangelism - if not you, who? If not now, when? Chris talks about how it can be challenging at Manna Church to bring the Father heart side of Christian faith into a military environment with a bias to a command and control structure where people are under authority. So they focus on the value of a person to God being the price of the life given up by Jesus - and that they are loved by God. What also makes the centurion whom Jesus picked out as having such great faith is his care for his servant, who was subordinate to him. Tis has a powerful outworking in marriage: as men it is our job to lay down our lives for our wives, just as Christ laid down his life for the church. A side- effect of a disciplined military life can be a see-saw effect, so that people switch into an 'anything goes' mentality when off duty. Personal devotions, a Life Group and accountability all help men tackle this. Chris also recommends that men should find a healthy hobby or outlet. Chris is a huge Manchester United fan, through his NBC Sports Gold subscription over in the States, and also coaches youth football for the Villarreal Academy. Chris has an all-wheel Subaru Outback which he loves driving, and he confesses to making the MK Dons on his Fifa game European champions in his spare time. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elim-mpower/message

Young Benjamin is back and we discuss the upcoming World Championships in Doha, the Berlin Marathon, our picks in each, recent doping controversies, the blazing fast Portland 5000, Benji's "Venmo for NBC Sports Gold" campaign, and much more!

UpandRunningPodcast - Twitter Instagram Lauren Floris - Instagram Nick Klastava - Twitter Instagram Vin Lananna joining Virgina XC & TRACK Dathan Ritzenhein out of Chicago Nico Young of Newbury Park ran the HS 3 mile XC record of 13:39.70 at the Woodbridge XC meet over the weekend Grayson Murphy ran a half marathon PR - 1:12 on a downhill course Huntsville Marathon Course Map Molly Seidel won the USATF New England 10K Champs this past weekend Sarah Sellers confirmed that she’ll be running the Chicago Marathon in 3(ish) weeks MAURTEN announces new gell100 with CAFFEINE! The World Championships start this Friday (9/27) and go until (10/6) Berlin Marathon 12:15am PST 3:15am EST Matt Llano Sara Hall NBC Sports Gold Looking for more great podcasts to listen to? May we suggest checking out Work Love Play Lauren Fleshman Instagram Twitter Jesse Thomas Instagram Twitter

As promised I am joined by Johanna Gretschel (@jojo_shea) to preview and predict all things USAs, which start tomorrow night on NBC Sports Gold. US titles and World Championship spots are at stake. We give previews and picks for all events from 800m to 10K, discussing each in order of the finals. We start with the 10Ks which both start tomorrow night. Tune in then and then on NBC networks throughout the weekend to catch all of the action.  

In this special edition episode, I bring on former Berlin preview guest Johanna (Jojo) Gretschel to recap Boston as well as preview and predict the races in London on Sunday. The women go off on Sunday in London 4:25 AM EST and then the men start at 5:10 AM EST. Races can be streamed on NBC Sports Gold or watched in the US on the Olympic Channel. Will Kipchoge win yet again? If so, can he go after his world record? Can Mo Farah challenge him? Who wins the battle of women champions as all 4 of the last Major Marathon winners battle on the women's side? Can Mary Keitany win her 4th London? How will Emily Sisson do in her debut and can she beat training partner Molly Huddle? Plus, picks and predictions from me and Jojo!   

The US Track Champs are going off this weekend. This episode has our previews and predictions. Tune in this weekend to see how it all plays out! The 10K kicks things off on Thursday night on NBC Sports Gold. Then, the meet will be broadcast on NBC live on Saturday and Sunday from 3-5 pm CST. Start lists: http://www.usatf.org/Events---Calendar/2018/USATF-Outdoor-Championships/Status-of-Entries.aspx Meet schedule: http://www.usatf.org/Events---Calendar/2018/USATF-Outdoor-Championships/Schedule.aspx Who will win?!?  

In this episode we discuss the mad genius of Marco Silva, the redemption of Oumer Niasse, Man City's overwhelming attack, and the straight up money grab that is NBC Sports Gold.

In this episode, we are joined by Rick Cordella '99, executive vice president and general manager of digital media for NBC Sports Group. Cordella discusses how his career started by following his passion for sports with a start-up in fantasy sports. We also discuss how he develops products and teams for all aspects of NBC Sports Group Digital, which consists of Playmaker Media, NBC Sports Gold, NBCSports.com, NBCOlympics,com, Rotoworld.com, ProFootballTalk and the NBC Sports, NBC Sports Talk and NBC Sports Scores apps. Cordella graduated from Providence College with a degree in Business Management with a minor in Computer Science. He was a member of the 1997 Providence Friar men's basketball team that went to the NCAA Elite Eight. A four-time Sports Emmy winner, Cordella was named one of SportsBusiness Journal's “Forty Under Forty” as one of the best and the brightest of the rising generation in sports business in 2012 and 2014.

The NASCAR on NBC motocross host recaps the latest Motocross playoffs, including drama at the last race, explains NBC Sports' new OTT product, NBC Sports Gold, plus he dives into the most popular driver debate in NASCAR and why Jimmie Johnson isn't the heir to Dale Jr.

Topic: The Tour de FranceGeek: EmilyAnd now for a sport that's a bit off the beaten track (or well-ridden road, as the case may be): cycling. I've been watching the Tour de France religiously for many years, and back in July I made Eric take the Tour plunge - albeit on a somewhat limited basis.For the purposes of our podcasts, we watched highlights of the first eight stages of the 2016 Tour with the help of some detailed planning and my NBC Sports Gold subscription. The full replays usually go up on YouTube eventually, but unfortunately that hasn't happened yet.Not to worry, though! You can find recaps and highlights of those stages on the NBC Sports YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/2012NBCOlympics), as well as some of the bigger moments we discuss (like Chris Froome's crazy descent on stage eight!).And now that you're caught up, find out what we've got to say. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.