Podcasts about sports communication

Hosted by Neil Hartman of Rowan's Center for Sports Communication & Social Impact, NBA legend and analyst Charles Barkley returned to Rowan University on September 23, 2025 to talk about his storied career on the court and in media. He addressed the future of Inside The NBA; the ongoing LeBron vs. Michael Jordan debate; the struggles of affording college for young adults and families; and much more. 

Hosted by Neil Hartman of Rowan's Center for Sports Communication & Social Impact, NBA legend and analyst Charles Barkley returned to Rowan University on September 23, 2025 to talk about his storied career on the court and in media. He addressed the future of Inside The NBA; the ongoing LeBron vs. Michael Jordan debate; the struggles of affording college for young adults and families; and much more. 

Greg and Dan talk with Coach Pop of Bradley University, along with two standout hometown stars, Mya Wardle and Claire McDougal: two of the best players on Bradley’s Women’s Basketball team. They share their excitement as the season starts off September 23rd and talk about what they’re most looking forward to this year. Coach Pop reflects on the importance of building a strong team culture, emphasizing peace, relationships, and unity on and off the court. She explains why she prefers to talk about standards rather than expectations, believing that standards create accountability and success, while expectations often set the stage for failure. Mya and Claire open up about the balance between pressure and support as athletes, while also highlighting their academic journeys as Sports Communication majors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode of THE MENTORS RADIO, Host Dan Hesse talks with Michael MacCambridge, the award-winning journalist and author featured on the acclaimed ESPN documentary series about the Kansas City Chiefs entitled "The Kingdom." Today's discussion will focus on MacCambridge's biography, Lamar Hunt - A Life in Sports, about the man who started it all. Lamar Hunt did more than launch the Kansas City Chiefs, he founded the American Football League and brought professional soccer and tennis to America. Lamar Hunt has been inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame, the International Tennis Federation Hall of Fame, and the National Soccer Hall of Fame. MacCambridge and Hesse discuss how Lamar not only participated in—but was the catalyst for—multiple revolutions in sports. Many of Lamar's innovations we take for granted today. Digging deeper, perhaps most importantly, you'll learn what made Lamar Hunt an effective leader and someone beloved and respected by all who knew him. Dan's guest, Michael, is likewise remarkable in his field of journalism, which makes for an exceptionally rich and engaging discussion.  MacCambridge has written several books, including the critically-acclaimed and award-winning America's Game: The Epic Story of How Pro Football Captured a Nation. His most recent book is The Big Time, How the 1970's Transformed Sports in America. MacCambridge is also the creator and editor of The ESPN College Football Encyclopedia, hailed by Sports Illustrated as “the Bible” of the sport. He now lives in Austin, and serves as an adjunct instructor at the Center for Sports Communication & Media at the University of Texas, and serves as co-chair on the jury of the Dan Jenkins Medal for Excellence in Sportswriting.   SHOW NOTES: MICHAEL MacCAMBRIDGE: BIO: BIO: Michael MacCambridge BOOKS: Lamar Hunt - A life in Sports, by Michael MacCambridge - How one man's journey changed sports in America The Big Time - How the 1970's Transformed Sports in America, by Michael MacCambridge America's Game: The Epic Story of How Pro Football Captured a Nation, by Michael MacCambridge WEBSITE: https://michaelmaccambridge.com/

In this episode of Talk of Fame, Kylie Montigney reconnects with Billy Pinckney! Billy is a 21-year-old digital content creator & author from Little Falls, New Jersey. Pinckney's passion for the game of baseball was prevalent at a young age when he became a batboy for the New Jersey Jackals independent team in 2013, at age eleven. Pinckney spent his summers in the professional clubhouse where he learned the intricacies of the game. He began to interview players in 2015 and was hired by the organization as the Press Box & Player Procurement Asst. in 2018. In 2019, he assisted the field manager in assembling a league championship winning squad. In 2022, he was named the Director of Digital Content. Pinckney has always had a passion for growing the game of baseball and finding ways to assist the younger generation. In 2023, he published his book Passion Prevails to help youth players navigate their careers as they face adversity. He recently graduated from Montclair State University with a degree in Sports Communication. He discusses attending & interviewing the Pinstripe Pride Event where it is an unforgettable weekend celebrating New York Yankees legends and iconic celebrities! Listen in as we discuss Billy's journey and growing up in the sports world. You'll be inspired by his dedication to his craft and talking about sports.Follow Me:Instagram:@Officialkyliemontigney@TalkoffamepodFacebook:OfficialkyliemontigneyTalkoffameTwitter:@Kyliemontigney4About Me:Hi, I'm Kylie! I'm passionate about sports, spending time with family, traveling, and connecting with people who inspire me. I love listening to people's stories and sharing their journeys with the world!

Jake Brend is less than two years away from earning his Simpson College degree, but he's already been named Iowa's Sportscaster of the Year by the National Sports Media Association. Jake's on the podcast this week to talk about how he came to love sports communication, and how he took advantage of opportunities on and off campus to make his dreams reality.

Send us a textEver wondered how the unique culture of Pittsburgh shapes some of its most talented people? We sit down with the incredible Hannah Mears, the pirate sideline reporter, at the Burn by Rocky Patel cigar lounge. Famous for her undeniable skills and dedication, Hannah shares her journey from Latrobe, Pennsylvania, to becoming a standout figure in the broadcasting industry. With anecdotes of her early aspirations and the unexpected turn that led her to sports communication, she offers a fresh perspective on the winding paths that lead to success in this competitive field.Explore the behind-the-scenes grind and the essential skills that every aspiring sports broadcaster needs. Hannah's experience highlights the importance of embracing every role within production, from the less glamorous tasks to the high-profile interviews. You'll learn why understanding the full scope of the sports reporting industry and valuing each contribution is crucial. Hannah's story underscores the dedication, resilience, and work ethic that mirror Pittsburgh's blue-collar spirit, painting a vivid picture of how these elements contribute to achieving one's dreams in broadcasting.Our conversation also celebrates the authenticity and enthusiasm that make Pittsburgh's broadcasting scene genuinely unique. Hannah, alongside other respected figures, demonstrates how being true to oneself and fostering authentic connections with audiences can become a broadcaster's greatest asset. Whether you're an aspiring broadcaster or a sports enthusiast, this episode promises a wealth of insights into mastering conversation skills, nurturing genuine enthusiasm, and drawing inspiration from Pittsburgh's rich legacy. Join us for an inspiring and informative episode that illustrates the power of storytelling and the value of being sincere both on and off the camera.THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!!!!www.holdmycutter.com

Ed Goddard is the kind of guy who draws cherry blossoms on his Asics prototype shoes (I know because he showed me on our Zoom call). At 26, the Australian distance runner with a mullet and love of rock and roll has been on the rising star list for a while now. In this conversation we talk about Ed's triangle of fun – running, swimming and music (in no particular order), the importance of relishing the little things in life (sandwiches), and how to keep running fun (even when it's your job). We also speak about broken bones, the stress of hunting Olympic qualifiers, and Ed's experience with relative energy deficiency in sport. Ed Goddard is from Mossman, New South Wales. He has a 10,000m PB of 28:23 and a half marathon PB of 62:16, and has his sights set on bringing those times down so he can convert to a faster marathon (current PB of 2:12:52). Ed loves music from bygone eras and has about 800 vinyl records in his collection. If he's not running with his phone in his hand blasting tunes, he'll be swimming at the beach or watching the Chicago Cubs. Ed spent a brief stint running for Iona College in New York and has degrees in Property Economics and Sports Communication. -- Ed's Instagram: @edgoddard3k Ed's Strava: https://www.strava.com/pros/26943045  Ed's Spotify playlist: Songs to crash your car to Run With It Instagram: @runwithit.pod Intro/outro music by Dan Beacom Graphic design by Kate Scheer

Send us a textIn this episode, Chad and Craig discuss different aspects of coaching youth sports, including the integration of AI in coaching, the importance of authentic communication, and the dynamics of parent involvement during games. They explore the role of coaches in player development, the challenges of field space, and the significance of mentorship in youth sports. The conversation also touches on recent game experiences and the progress of their teams, while looking forward to upcoming events and guests on the podcast.X2O StudioX2O Studio in Los Gatos and Danville. Use code TheStruggleBubble for 20% off class packs. Support the showHelp support our podcast by subscribing on YourTube, Apple Music, and Spotify. Keep up to date with all things Struggle Bubble on our Instagram Page @thestrugglebubblepod

Today I am joined by Taylor Davis Reese! Taylor was born and raised just outside of Charlotte, NC. During her high school years, Taylor recognized a need for unique jewelry and began teaching herself to make bracelets and sets for upperclassmen attending prom. After high school, she attended Appalachian State University and Queens University of Charlotte where she earned her degree in Sports Communication. Taylor has always been equally passionate about sports and fashion.  After college she worked at Belk for five years where she held positions in trend forecasting and cosmetic buying. In 2013 she started her first blog, The Fancier Fan, as a way to combine both of her passions and to style the jewelry she was making. After college, Taylor realized there was a gap in the market for more fashion forward, team-colored jewelry for smaller fan bases and knew that her jewelry hobby could be a great brand. In 2015, The Fancier Fan was updated to Reese's Hardwear to encompass a wider audience and array of content. December 2021 brought more changes as Taylor decided to separate the jewelry brand (Shop Taylor Reese) from the blog (Reese's Hardwear) and table styling/ entertaining (Always the Host) accounts on social media. In addition to her entrepreneurial endeavors, Taylor is a contributor to Scoop Charlotte, stylist, and is involved with several of the fashion weeks and pop ups held in the Carolinas, and a co-founder of the Charlotte chapter of The Southern C. You can often find her shopping local boutiques or her favorite bead store, reading, or at home spending lots of time with her husband and two boys. Shop Taylor Reese WebsiteShop Taylor Reese InstagramTaylor's InstagramFoster Village CharlotteIsabella Santos Foundation

The Office of Student Belongings' Director, Jonnine DeLoatch, stops by the podcast for a heartfelt and enlightening conversation. Interviewed by hosts Tabitha Riley and Natalie López, Jonnine shares her fascinating transition from dramatic arts major to leading figure in Higher Education, along with the best advice for freshmen.   Episode summary by Domenick Castellano, MA in English Produced and edited by Nick Kessler, Sports Communication major

Those that lend a helping hand are very rich in spirit. In this case, Rob Schneider, Academic Advisor for University College, is the richest man alive. Led by host Natalie López, they discuss changing career paths, the benefits of taking time between undergrad and graduate school, and how to handle mentorship and networking as an introvert.   Episode summary by Domenick Castellano, MA in English Produced and edited by Zachary Jones, BA in Sports Communication

WGLS Assistant News Director, Riley Adams speaks with Kayla Santiago and Kara Guno, alumni of the Sports Communication and Media program at Rowan University. Each of them discuss their paths to Rowan and into the sports media world.

The Talk of Fame Podcast got to talk with Billy Pinckney! Billy is a 21-year-old digital content creator & author from Little Falls, New Jersey. Pinckney's passion for the game of baseball was prevalent at a young age when he became a batboy for the New Jersey Jackals independent team in 2013, at age eleven. Pinckney spent his summers in the professional clubhouse where he learned the intricacies of the game. He began to interview players in 2015 and was hired by the organization as the Press Box & Player Procurement Asst. in 2018. In 2019, he assisted the field manager in assembling a league championship winning squad. In 2022, he was named the Director of Digital Content. Pinckney has always had a passion for growing the game of baseball and finding ways to assist the younger generation. In 2023, he published his book Passion Prevails to help youth players navigate their careers as they face adversity. He recently graduated from Montclair State University with a degree in Sports Communication.  FOLLOW ME:  INSTAGRAM:  Officialkyliemontigney  Talkoffamepod  Facebook:  Officialkyliemontigney  Talkoffame  Twitter:  Kyliemontigney4  ABOUT ME: Hi, I am Kylie! I love sports, spending time with my family, traveling, and meeting people that inspire me. I love listening to other people's stories and sharing their journeys.

Martin Kuchalik - Business Communication vs Sports Communication (EP59) If you want to support this podcast (Ačiū!!): https://www.patreon.com/bmatke  Sponsors: www.ProBallers.com  "Martin": Not many people in the sports business know who Martin Kuchalik is but the people who work with him truly appreciate his knowledge and view on things. Martin is a communication expert and is hired by companies to observe and improve internal communication especially when taking the vertical communication from management down to its employees. The goal is always to create a platform of understanding each other better and cooperating in order to reach common goals...just as in sports. Today, I tried to combine the two worlds and bridge the gap between the business world of communication and my basketball world, especially within the coach's locker-room as well as the dynamic between coaches & players.  We talked a lot about trust-based communication, brutal honesty vs honesty with empathy, how to ask powerful and open ended questions, cultural differences within a company and how to help understand each other better, how to deal with manipulation as well as patronization at the work-place and much more. My favorite episode to say the least, we totally geeked out :) Please Share, Comment & Like this episode on YouTube as well as all audio platforms!!! Topics: How to help companies? Importance of Vulnerability Emotional Security by Leadership Emotional vs Non-Emotional Responses "Hurt people hurt people" How and when to give feedback? Body language & Finding Truth Cultural Differences How to improve confidence? Criticism within Cultures Overthinking Manipulation & Undermining Relationship aspect ATOs #MartinKuchalik #Communication #BusinessCommunication #SportsCommunication Finding "Martin": Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/martin_kuchalik/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/martin.kuchalik  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-kuchalik/  Finding “The Benas Podcast”: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-b-podcast/id1558492852?uo=4  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Bw5UJNSQLKo0wUybEIza3  Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/the-benas-podcast …or visit www.bmatke.com to find more info. Comment, Like & Share here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bmatke/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bmatke/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bmatke3 www.bmatke.com 

In many ways, the media and journalism industry has become almost totally disfigured over the past two decades. Yet inside Clemson's Sports Communication program there are students who find a multitude of ways to distinguish themselves. Grayson Mann is a senior who has spent his time at college starting his own podcast, writing for Tigerillustrated.com, doing video play-by-play for North Greenville basketball, and covering high school games for a local newspaper. Toby Corriston is a freshman who has already developed quite a portfolio of photography, writing and stand-up video he does on his own after Clemson sporting events. Where is the media industry heading? No one can predict that. But Mann and Corriston, who both serve as interns at Tigerillustrated.com, are positioning themselves to be marketable on a multitude of platforms post-graduation. Mann and Corriston visit with The Dubcast to share how they got to this point, and what they aspire to do hereafter.  

Dr. Chantelle Wright, Executive Director for Experiential Education and Career Connections, joins host Tabitha Riley for a discussion on all things– growing up in the Caribbean, determining career direction, and the powerful combination of empathy and intuition. Dr. Wright thoughtfully shares her perspective on the pandemic as well, and how focus can be developed amid chaos.   Edited by Anthony Cafone, Sports Communication major

Today Nick Wilson - a teacher and coach at Ashville HS - shares his story along with some promotion and branding tips he uses as the Director of Sports Communication. THIS is The Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/educational-ad-podcast/support

A member of University College's inaugural Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies graduating class, Martin Soto looks at giving back to the community, breaking through self-imposed limits, and creating a post-retirement encore career.    Edited by Brandon Marrazzo, Sports Communication major

The Phillies aren't yet firing on all cylinders offensively, we should have some actual news soon on the Sixers-James Harden front, the Flyers are said to be close to a big trade, and Eagles training camp is less than a month away. Philly Pressbox Radio welcomes special guest NEIL HARTMAN, the former CSN anchor who these days runs Rowan's Center for Sports Communication. Oh, we'll also give away a copy of Judy Arnold's great book "Derby Queen."

Mitch Germann, Global Managing Director of Retail, Sports and Lifestyle for FleishmanHillard, shares how brands can get the most value out of their sports sponsorships. Mitch highlights the impact that the younger generation is having on sports culture and how organizations are marketing to those audiences. Mitch also explains his approach to securing earned media coverage.

Podcast host, Tabitha Riley chats with Senior Ryan Breyta as he shares his passions surrounding the Journalism and Digital Media major and, in particular, how transferable skills and storytelling are essential to professional development. Taking advantage of Student Life experiences, including active involvement in his fraternity, WMSC, Peer Mentoring–all helped him grow and make Montclair his home. Edited by Campbell Donovan, Sports Communication major

Bea Mundo joins us to talk Child Advocacy and Policy, covering her journey from pre-major right up to Senior year. Bea takes a minute to highlight the benefits of taking part in Crash-a-Class, one of University College's major exploration programs that give students the opportunity to sit in on a class and take it “for a ride.” This program ultimately led Bea to declare her major. Edited by Amir Williams, Sports Communication major

We've got another ICYMI episode on deck for you today because well, let's be honest, everyone is busy and deadlines are upon us and it's hard to schedule guests during this very busy time. But, today's episode is a great one to catch if you haven't already and if you have, it's a great one to listen to a second time. Join us today for Episode 6 of Season 6 of Revise and Resubmit where we get to chat with Dr. Natalie Devlin, now an associate professor in the Stan Richards School of Advertising and Public Relations. Natalie Brown Devlin researches crisis communication and digital media in the context of sport. Her work examines how social media empowers organizational stakeholders during sports-related crises. She previously worked in digital advertising as a senior analyst of strategic account analytics, where she provided custom analyses and consumer insights to client marketing executives. This fall, Devlin teaches a course on digital metrics in the Texas Media Program. This is such a fun conversation with Dr. Devlin because we get to hear not only about her time as a Ph.D. student in C&IS at the University of Alabama but also how the stars aligned in a chance meeting with Dr. Jennings Bryant and how that meeting led her to have the family she has now.  Dr. Devlin is a prolific scholar in sports communication, and for someone who has only been doing it a few years, she's making quite a mark! More importantly. Dr. Devlin is so down-to-earth and fun and just truly likeable. You just won't want to miss this one.   Follow her on Twitter @NatalieBDevlin. You can follow us on Twitter @ICIRAlabama or on Instagram @ICIRUA.  Here are a few links to just SOME of her publications: https://stars.library.ucf.edu/jicrcr/vol3/iss1/3/ https://journals.humankinetics.com/configurable/content/journals$002fijsc$002f10$002f3$002farticle-p371.xml?t:ac=journals%24002fijsc%24002f10%24002f3%24002farticle-p371.xml https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1077699015574484?casa_token=WV3DupwpFVIAAAAA%3ARYhY9L9iYVI65GcxyaHJaBJ-AK6jR-PlU1vi9vpI8WaaCnO3c3DVz64frQ6f3CLVZVBaa8eQ_bHf

Sports, Media, and Communication Lecture 2 - Defining and showing different communication models, reception theory, and a sports communication model.

Sports, Media, and Communication Lecture 1 - A brief introduction into what sports communication is, before discussing social construction theory.

Seg 1: A recent study from the Francis Crick Institute found that dormant relics of old cells, passed down through human DNA from ancient viruses, could help fight cancer. Guest: Katey Enfield, Study Lead and Postdoctoral Training Fellow at the Francis Crick Institute's Cancer Evolution and Genome Instability Laboratory Seg 2: How will Telford's testimony affect the return of Parliament? Guest: David Akin, Chief Political Correspondent for Global News Seg 3: Why are labs racing to create pharmaceutical-grade MDMA? Guest: Ben Lightburn, CEO and Co-Founder of Filament Health Seg 4: Transit workers demand better protection as violent attacks soar Guest: Tony Rebelo, President of CUPE 7000 Seg 5: Why are radical changes needed to overhaul Canada's sports industry? Guest: Jennifer Walinga, Professor of Sports Communication and Culture at Royal Roads University Seg 6: How will a public service strike impact Canadians? Guest: Jamey Mills, Regional Executive Vice-President of BC's Public Service Alliance of Canada Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Why are radical changes needed to overhaul Canada's sports industry? Guest: Jennifer Walinga, Professor of Sports Communication and Culture at Royal Roads University Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sarah Herndon joined the show to talk about Five Talents, a ministry focused on eradicating extreme poverty and creating sustainable communities in nine countries by partnering with local churches to provide programs for business and literacy training.Sarah Herndon joined the Five Talents team in March 2019. Her work centers on finding meaningful ways to more deeply involve Five Talents' local church partners into their mission.Sarah comes with a media and communications background. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Media Arts and Design and Sports Communication from James Madison University. During her senior year, Sarah caught the news bug while working as a morning production assistant for the ABC affiliate in Harrisonburg and went on to report, produce and anchor at a small station in Winchester where she also met her husband. Two years later, she traded in her high heels for flip flops to report for WINK News in sunny Southwest Florida. When she moved back to the hustle and bustle of Northern Virginia a few years later, she worked in marketing and eventually joined the Five Talents team as the Church Engagement and Events Coordinator. Sarah never totally gave up her microphone though, as she also teaches group fitness classes several days a week at two local gyms. In her spare time, you can find Sarah and her husband, Mason chasing around their 17-month-old son, MJ. They attend Christ Church Vienna where Sarah sings in the worship band.

Kevin Poland serves as President of American Pest, an Anticimex Company based in Maryland, with over 400 employees and $59 million in annual revenue. Poland graduated from Shepherd University in 2010 with a Sports Communication degree and began his journey with American Pest in 2010 as the event marketing specialist. During his time at American Pest, Kevin has found a way to “gamify” his company's culture, while also maintaining multiple locations. His team has maintained their place on the PCT Top 100 list for a few years now, with hopes to meet $100 million in revenue by their 100 year anniversary in 2025. In today's episode Rusty and Kevin discuss the importance of networking within your industry, finding leadership groups, customer retention, and more. Additional topics include NPMA's Academy Program, coaching team members, and the future of home based services. https://www.facebook.com/prewettpestpodcast

UWF stomps Wingate 45 – 14; 3 pick 6s in game set an NCAA record UWF is a four seed and playing Ferris State in Michigan this Saturday at 11am CST, Griffin Cerra is a bone marrow donor – a lifesaver on and off the field.

Go Argos. Argos beat Delta State 38 – 27. Plays Wingate at home this Saturday – tix on sale at 10am at https://goargos.universitytickets.com/w/

Director for the Center for Sports Communication and Social Impact at Rowan University and CEO and Executive Producer for Talow Media Group, Neil Hartman joins the show to talk about his excitement for the Phillies!

Live in the flesh. The gang is all here so you KNOW we had lots to talk about. Started the show with a spelling bee followed by the bus driver that was caught pushing a child and telling him and his sister to get to the back of the bus. Next, former police officer was sentenced to less than 2yrs in prison for planting a weapon on an innocent man AND telling witnesses to alter their statements. This was all the first half. 2nd half we discuss a young woman's facebook post saying that men who played competitive sports growing up are naturally good communicators. Tune in and enjoy this weeks' episode of OFF SAFETY! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/offsafety/support

There's always plenty to talk about on the Philadelphia sports scene, and this week Bill and Chet are joined by former Philly sports anchor Neil Hartman, who these days runs Rowan University's Center for Sports Communication. Plus, we welcome Ray Loewe, a U.S. Masters All-American swimmer, aka "The Luckiest Guy in the World" and host of the weekly podcast "Changing the Rules." (Ray is 80 years young!) Oh -- some "summer beer" tips from Chet, too. We guarantee you a fun hour!

There's always plenty to talk about on the Philly sports scene, and this week Bill and Chet are joined by former Philly sports anchor Neil Hartman, who these days runs Rowan University's Center for Sports Communication. Plus, we welcome 80-year-old Ray Loewe, a U.S. Masters All-American swimmer, aka "The Luckiest Guy in the World" and host of the weekly podcast "Changing the Rules."  Oh ... some summer beer tips courtesy Chet, too! We guarantee you a fun hour!

For Poll Hub's 250th episode, we're talking jobs and inflation – how come Americans seem to care only about the one that's bad right now? Then, we dig into results from our brand-new poll in conjunction with the Center for Sports Communication here at Marist College as we approach the 50th anniversary of Title IX. What do Americans think now about the impact of that landmark legislation that, among other things, changed women's sports forever?Finally, if you could travel anywhere in the US to eat, where would you go? We're time-traveling to see what Americans said back in the 50s. You may be surprised at what cities made the list.

Dr. Joshua Dickhaus earned a B.A. in Mass Communication from Miami University in 2004 and a Master's in Speech Communication in 2006, also from Miami University. From 2006-2008, Dr. Dickhaus was a lecturer in the department of communication at Penn State University, leaving to enter the mass communication Ph.D. program at the University of Alabama. In August 2011, Dr. Dickhaus graduated with his Ph.D. Dr. Dickhaus teaches in the Sports Communication major and the Charley Steiner School of Sports Communication. Today's conversation touches some very important topics in the sports world whether we are participating as consumers or sports or participants in sports. Josh has studied the role of identity in the context of sports consumer and has done several studies looking at how race factors into all of that. Do we tend to gravitate toward athletes and/or their respective teams if we feel we identify more with them? And, are we affected more by their words and behaviors on and off the court/field when that racial identification is stronger? We also dive into a very timely topic of what he calls trophy culture. We have so much fun in today's conversation because we are finally back to times when live sporting events are taking place. Definitely tune into this one! To follow us on Twitter: @ICIRAlabama

The plethora of post-State of the Union polls underscores the importance of a poll's timing. The Poll Hub team analyzes a handful of polls to compare how the numbers change with just a few days difference in field. Today's outlier could be tomorrow's conventional wisdom. The Poll Hub team also welcomes Jane McManus, Director of the Marist College Center for Sports Communication, to discuss the results of the Center's latest collaboration with the Marist College Poll. The topics: paying student athletes and sports betting.This week's fun fact is sure to rile some of you up! We tackle the big debate of cats or dogs.About Poll HubEach week, Poll Hub goes behind the science to explain how polling works, what polls really show, and what the numbers really mean. Poll Hub is produced by the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion, home of America's leading independent college public opinion poll, the Marist Poll.Lee Miringoff (Director of the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion), Barbara Carvalho (Director of the Marist Poll), and Jay DeDapper (Director of Innovation at the Marist Poll) dig deep to give you a look at the inner workings of polls and what they tell us about our world, our country, and ourselves.

In this episode, Brittany joins me to discuss her book Next Chance You: Tools, Tips, and Tough Love for Bringing Your A-Game to Life. As well, we speak about her role in the popular Netflix series Last Chance U and the work she did helping more than 200 student-athletes academically quality for nationally respected NCAA division 1 schools.  In today's chat, we unpack the themes of resilience, self-belief, overcoming trauma, and finding purpose in life. It was a honor to have Brittany on the show to speak about her amazing work. Brittany's Bio:Brittany Wagner is a nationally respected athletic academic counselor and motivational speaker best known for her role as the breakout star of the hit Netflix documentary series, Last Chance U. Recognized for her compassion, encouragement, and no-nonsense attitude, Brittany guided many young men to academic/professional success despite run-ins with the law, extreme poverty, abandonment, and often a complete lack of academic preparedness. She has helped over 200 football players academically qualify for nationally respected NCAA Division I schools, and all of the students Brittany advised who are currently playing in the NFL, also hold college degrees. Brittany's inadvertent stardom led to feature interviews with ABC's Nightline, The Dan Patrick Show, GQ, The New York Times, The LA Times and Sports Illustrated — to name a few.For the past 4 years, Brittany has traveled all over the country as a motivational speaker. In the fall of 2017, she launched her own company, Ten Thousand Pencils (10KP). Through 10KP, she is able to aid at-risk youth by working individually with high school and college-level administrators, counselors, and teachers to help them build relationships with these students and better support their emotional, social, and academic needs. Brittany's first book: Next Chance You: Tools, Tips and Tough Love for Bringing Your A-Game to Life is available for pre-orders now and will be published on September 7th of this year. A new, scripted television series based on Brittany's personal and professional life is in the making! Actress Courteney Cox will be portraying Ms. Wagner in this series. Michael Strahan is also an executive producer on the project. Lastly, she is an adjunct professor in the College of Business at The University of Montevallo and is a boxing coach at Battle Republic. Brittany earned both her undergraduate and graduate degrees in Sports Communication and Administration from Mississippi State University, and currently resides in Birmingham, Alabama with her daughter, Kennedy. Connect With Brittany: WebsiteTwitterYou can find her book Next Chance You: Tools, Tips, and Tough Love for Bringing Your A-Game to Life hereSpecial Credit to: Opening Marching Band SongGood Morning America InterviewPodcast Intro #1Podcast Intro #2

With the ongoing Beijing Winter Olympics and Super Bowl, Sunday may be one of the year's biggest sporting days. But the organizers are in the news for all the wrong reasons - China has seen diplomatic boycotts of the Games because of its human rights record and there are allegations of racism and harassment against the NFL. Jane McManus, Director of the Center for Sports Communication at the Marist College, joins. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Episode 181 of the Sports Media Podcast features three guests. First up is Jim Trotter, a reporter for NFL Media and a longtime NFL writer and Jane McManus, the Director of the Marist's Center for Sports Communication. They are followed by Chris Herring, a Sports Illustrated senior writer and NYT best-selling author of “Blood in the Garden: The Flagrant History of the 1990s New York Knicks.” In this podcast, Trotter and McManus discuss covering a Super Bowl; how journalists can separate themselves with so many media people; coverage of Brian Flores filing a 58-page class-action discrimination against the league and all 32 teams alleging discrimination in their hiring practices; the allegations and testimony of former Washington Commanders employers regarding of workplace misconduct; separating yourself against competition at the Super Bowl; Super Bowl viewership expectations; is there anything that could turn people away from the NFL; Herring discusses the 1990s Knicks and why people care about them; how would things be different had they beat the Rockets; covering NBA Trade deadline week; working for SI, ESPN, Five Thirty Eight and Wall Street Journal; and more.  You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

#19 Claudio: Claudio Coldebella is a former Italian basketball player, GM of the Italian 2nd Division and currently a successful Sports Director at Unics Kazan. Claudio started his playing career in Mestre in 1986 before moving to Desio and Virtus Bologna later on. Claudio also has the experience of playing abroad, he spent 6 years of his career in Greece playing for AEK and PAOK before returning to Italy and finishing his career in Milano in 2006. Claudio also spent many summers with the Italian National Team and was also a big part of the Silver medal in the EuroBasket of 1997. He finished his successful career with plenty of titles, winning the Saporta Cup in 1990, 3 Italian league championships, the Italian cup as well as the Greek Cup in 1999. After working for Treviso as an Executive as well as being the GM of the Italian 2nd Division afterwards, he currently successfully manages Unics Kazan and is making a run for the Playoffs this season (2021/22). Today, Claudio and me had a conversation about a lot of interesting topics around the job of a Sports Director. We talked about the importance of cultural adjustments for players and how his experience helped him help others today, the importance of watching practices, communicating with the Head Coach as well as players and the subtle art of building a culture within an organization. Topics: Background Youth Academies Cultural Adjustments Retiring as a Player GM of Italian 2nd Division Practice / Culture Organizing / Tools How to Build a Team? Sustainability in Sports Communication with Head Coach Communication with Players ATOs Finding Claudio: Twitter - https://twitter.com/ClaudioColde Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/claudio.coldebella LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/claudio-coldebella-99127221/ To support my podcast on Patreon click here (Ačiu!!):
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Episode 173 of the Sports Media Podcast features three guests. First up is a roundtable with Kavitha Davidson, a correspondent for HBO's Real Sports and a longtime sports and business writer, and Jane McManus, the Director of the Marist's Center for Sports Communication and a Deadspin sports columnist. They are followed by Jesse Eisinger, a senior editor and reporter at ProPublica. In April 2011, Eisinger and a colleague won the Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting for a series of stories on questionable Wall Street practices that helped make the financial crisis the worst since the Great Depression. In this podcast, Davidson and McManus discuss what they see as the biggest sports stories for 2022 including athletes continuing to talk about mental health publicly; the prospect of a major gambling scandal in sports and potential corruption of college players for information to aid bettors;  NILs and market creativity forcing the NCAA to completely reevaluate revenue structure; F1 continuing to balloon in the States;women's sports finally getting their financial due; Amazon becoming more of an NFL presence; leagues are going to have to deal with the China question; a total reimagining of what the role of coach is and much more. Eisinger discusses his recent piece on real estate and oil tycoons avoiding paying federal income taxes including Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross; how widespread are income-tax avoiders among the ultrawealthy sports owners; how one goes about doing this kind of reporting; the lack of congressional oversight for tax loopholes; how sports owners use their teams to avoid millions in taxes; why the sports public does not revolt, and more.  You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brittany Wagner is a nationally respected athletic academic counselor and motivational speaker best known for her role as the breakout star of the hit Netflix documentary series, Last Chance U. Recognized for her compassion, encouragement, and no-nonsense attitude, Brittany guided many young men to academic and professional success despite run-ins with the law, extreme poverty, abandonment, and often a complete lack of academic preparedness. She has helped over 200 football players academically qualify for nationally respected NCAA Division I schools, and all of the students Brittany advised who are currently playing in the NFL, also hold college degrees. Brittany's inadvertent stardom led to feature interviews with ABC's Nightline, The Dan Patrick Show, GQ, The New York Times, The LA Times, and Sports Illustrated — to name a few. For the past four years, Brittany has traveled all over the country as a motivational speaker. In the fall of 2017, she launched her own company, Ten Thousand Pencils (10KP). Through 10KP, she is able to aid at-risk youth by working individually with high school and college-level administrators, counselors, and teachers to help them build relationships with these students and better support their emotional, social, and academic needs. Brittany's first book: Next Chance You: Tools, Tips, and Tough Love for Bringing Your A-Game to Life is available for pre-order now and will be published on September 7th of this year. A new, scripted television series based on Brittany's personal and professional life is in the making! Actress Courteney Cox will be portraying Ms. Wagner in this series. Michael Strahan is also an executive producer on the project. Lastly, she is an adjunct professor in the College of Business at The University of Montevallo and is a boxing coach at Battle Republic. Brittany earned both her undergraduate and graduate degrees in Sports Communication and Administration from Mississippi State University and currently resides in Birmingham, Alabama with her daughter, Kennedy. https://brittanywagner.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/richard-lamonica/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/richard-lamonica/support

On Monday, the Las Vegas Raider's Carl Nassib announced on Instagram that he is gay. On Today's Show:Jane McManus, director of Marist's Center for Sports Communication and Deadspin sports columnist, joins to discuss the news and what we as a society expect from male professional athletes with Jeff Rueter, staff writer at The Athletic, who recently wrote an article on the topic.

Daisy details her journey growing up playing basketball in the city of Baltimore to playing for the Nigerian national team and eventually transitioning from an athlete to a sports business professional.  As always, thank you for tuning into The Other Side.Please rate, subscribe, and share! Share especially with high school juniors and seniors, college freshman and sophomores,  and their parents!Instagram: @thealumniclub_ & @daissdukesssWebsite: thealumniclub.coJOIN THE CLUB!

Welcome to the first-ever blogcast installment of h.e.r.LIFE's "Sporty Girl Chronicles": a journey that started with Rachel's Sports Communication class at Fordham University (shout out Prof. John Cirillo!). Rachel's been documenting the various sporty events that has shaped her "freelance" PR career on the blog for months now, which leads us to this very moment: an interview with two high-power female leaders at the National Lacrosse League. Jessica Berman, the league's Deputy Commissioner & Executive Vice President of Business Affairs, and Katie Lavin, Vice President of Marketing, join Rachel Malak in the virtual Zoom studio for a discussion about sports in the age of social distancing, female empowerment in a male-dominated industry, the importance of selecting your inner circle, and more! (24:00) At the top of the episode, Emma and Rachel run through a rapid-fire round of h.e.r. Reflections. Shout outs for this week include: Devin & Kevin Stop Making Sense, Fridays with Ice, See The Thing Is, and Girls Gone Mute. Next up, the ladies do a quick Swoon of the Week: Sporty Swoon edition. Then, they dive into a discussion on all current events in sports: the return of baseball, virtual fans at the NBA, WNBA's season dedication to Breonna Taylor and the Say Her Name Campaign, NWSL's expansion to LA, etc. As always, thank you so much for listening. We appreciate each and every one of you (shout out to all our new NLL listeners! -- Happy you could join us!) IG: @her.blog.life Blog: https://herbloglife.online/ https://open.spotify.com/show/3qij37fHBddZTc5eAVFINZ?si=N2RNJQlRT4uYtXq8cAofCg https://www.instagram.com/iceyoung23_/channel/ https://www.instagram.com/chvrl0tte/channel/ https://open.spotify.com/show/7B5hiDh96lrdcOV5mb1i0k?si=zT8hV24GRHW6MyW4XJir1Q https://aapf.org/take-action-sayhername

Ben Nichols is a leading global sports communication expert and Founder of Ben Nichols Communications. In this interview, he talks about the emergence of the athlete voice, challenges in navigating the complexities of anti-doping cases in sports communication, the importance of face-to-face communication, and his experiences working with a wide variety of sport leagues, sponsors, and anti-doping organizations over the years.