Podcasts about sports fandom

Mike Matusow dives deep into his recent experiences in poker, including a detailed look at various hands and outcomes, his ongoing health struggles, and thoughts on the NBA playoffs with a focus on the Lakers. He also talks about his betting strategies in the NBA and reflects on his hopes for the World Series of Poker. The episode features discussions on the 2020 election, the impact of tariffs on China, and a critique of modern politics, especially the impact of Trump and Biden's policies. Callers join in to discuss poker, sports, and politics, making for an engaging and dynamic episode. 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:39 Health Struggles and Poker Wins 02:35 NBA Playoffs and Betting Insights 06:18 Poker Strategies and Memorable Hands 26:00 Political Rants and Opinions 27:07 Listener Calls and Interactions 50:21 Struggles with Tournament Poker 51:14 Cash Games and Chinese Poker 55:44 Poker in Texas and Vegas 57:12 Podcast Challenges and Health Issues 58:39 Sports Fandom and Personal Stories 1:09:23 Political Rants and Economic Views 1:09:43 Bitcoin, Gold, and Investment Strategies 1:17:34 Trump's Policies and Media Critique 1:25:11 Caller Conversations and Personal Insights 1:38:33 A Story About Stan's Ranch 1:39:07 Fan Appreciation and Vlogging Plans 1:41:21 Health Issues and Documentary Promotion 1:47:02 Discussing Documentaries and TV Shows 1:49:20 Betting and Boxing Matches 1:53:58 Political Rants and Conspiracies 2:07:53 Reflections on Trump and Media 2:20:39 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans

Cousin Sal is joined by Paul Virzi to discuss sports scandals, the Giants' upcoming season, and what it's like being a New York sports fan. Host: Cousin SalGuests: Paul Virzi, Darren Szokoli, Brian Szokoli, and Harry GagnonProducers: Michael Szokoli, Joel Solomon, Jack Wilson, Sirushi Witte, Jonathan Frias, Drew Van Steenbergen, Felipe Guilhermino, Oscar De La Luz, and Chris Wohlers The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming, please visit theringer.com/RG to learn more about the resources and helplines available, and listen to the end of the episode for additional details. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by award-winning Journalist for the Washington post, Albert Samaha. Albert provides a very insightful look on the current state of Women's Sports fans and how the new generation is introducing some new customs. Jordan and Albert then continue their conversation on how NIL is even effecting the pro space in "The Business of Women's Sports."

Sports fandom is evolving -- and fast. Jeff Koloski, LEK partner in media and entertainment practice,  talks with Alex Evans. a partner with LEK Consulting, and Jeff McQueen, also a partner (together, they lead LEK's sports and live entertainment practice, working with leaders across the sports industry, from leagues to teams to investors to service providers). They break down exclusive insights from L.E.K. Consulting's in-depth sports survey to reveal how changing fan behaviors, shifting demographics, and media innovation are transforming the entire ecosystem.From the rise of women's sports to the disruption of traditional media rights and the surge in private equity interest, the panel explores what's driving the next era of growth, and what it means for leagues, teams, broadcasters, investors, and brands.Key Themes Covered:The evolution of fandom: Who's watching, and how it's changingYouth-driven consumption shifts: Highlights, gaming, and social media over live gamesThe rise of women's sports: Demographics, investment, and momentumLocal vs. national dynamics: Why the NFL and MLB still shine locallyDisruption in media rights: The fall of RSNs and the rise of streamingPrivate equity's growing role and the long-term opportunity in youth sportsOutlook for MLS vs. international leagues, especially post-World Cup Visit L.E.K. Consulting at https://www.lek.com/

We took a hiatus through the playoffs but now we're back talking that sh*t! Shaq and Reemz have some things to get off their chest for this years playoffs so far! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Big O talks his Sports Fandom 060425

Hour 2: Evan shares his opinion on why he thinks he'll never see one of his teams win a title. We then get another edition of "Posted and Toasted".

Tim and Jason are joined by Jim Burgett to discuss the various fandoms for pro sports, based on geographic location, a look at the conference finals in the NHL and the NBA, the Tigers' continued dominance, and more.

Beyond the Game: Is Our Sports Fandom Too Intense? From pre-game rituals to post-loss despair, our love for sports teams runs deep. But when does that passion cross into unhealthy territory? Join Terry Wyce on Wyce Thoughts as we dissect the intense devotion we show our favorite teams and ponder whether we're worshipping them a little too much.Website Follow on X Follow on Facebook Follow on Youtube Follow  Purple Pit Studios on X

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This week, RB is joined by Andy Walton, Group Account Director at Sport Unlimited, to discuss their recent report on women's sport, its fandom, and the untapped opportunities within it.https://www.unlimitedgroup.com/womens-sport-fandom-the-untapped-opportunity/Follow us on @sportindustry

Send us a textIn this engaging conversation, John Sadak, the TV play-by-play voice of the Cincinnati Reds, shares his journey to becoming a broadcaster, his experiences in the industry, and his passion for sports. He discusses the challenges and joys of broadcasting, the importance of preparation, and how he balances his role as a broadcaster with his love for the Reds. John reflects on his childhood fandom, his career path, and the unique aspects of calling baseball games. He also shares insights into his family life in Cincinnati and his excitement for the future of the Reds.TakeawaysJohn Sadak aims to make Cincinnati his forever home.He emphasizes the importance of preparation in broadcasting.Balancing fandom and professionalism is crucial for sports broadcasters.John's childhood experiences shaped his love for sports.He discovered his passion for broadcasting during high school.Baseball broadcasting presents unique challenges compared to other sports.John's first Reds broadcast was a surreal experience.He values the relationships he builds with players and coaches.Preparation for each game involves extensive research and collaboration.John is optimistic about the Reds' future and their potential for success.titlesThe Voice of the Reds: John Sadak's JourneyBehind the Mic: John Sadak on Sports BroadcastingSound Bites"I want this to be my forever home.""I want to be around sports.""I love being in a silent stadium."Chapters00:00Introduction to John Sadak03:01John's Journey to the Reds10:13The Role of a Broadcaster12:28Balancing Fandom and Professionalism14:15Growing Up a Yankees Fan19:19The Path to Broadcasting26:36Comparing Sports Broadcasting29:07Memorable Calls and Influences30:32The Hidden Talents in Sports Broadcasting31:22The Emotional Impact of Broadcasting32:49First Impressions and Partnerships34:30The Enthusiasm of a Sports Broadcaster35:31Preparation for a Game39:09Understanding Reds History42:01The Joy of Preparation43:22Pop Culture and Broadcasting44:44Word Association Fun49:59Family Life in Cincinnati52:10Looking Ahead to the Future54:10Cincinnati's Team Spirit54:13Community and Unity in SportsSponsored by Moerlein Lager House, host of the March 26, 2025 Opening Day Eve Party benefitting the Reds Community Fund!

Next in Media spoke with Andrew Rosen, an analyst and author of the newsletter Medium Shift, about the struggles traditional media companies are having in catering to younger sports fans.Rosen also talked about the various attempts at recreating sports bundles, and whether we're headed toward a world where all sports are available via streaming, yet fans are more confused and overwhelmed than ever.Takeaways:The Shift from Streaming Wars to RebundlingThe streaming industry is moving past the "streaming wars" phase into a period of rebundling. Companies are seeking ways to package content more efficiently while keeping consumers engaged.The Role of Fandom in Media StrategySuccessful media companies hyper-serve niche fandoms, as seen with the New York Times acquiring The Athletic and Crunchyroll's anime dominance.Legacy Media vs. Digital Native PlatformsTraditional media companies struggle with direct-to-consumer (DTC) strategies, while platforms like YouTube, Netflix, and Tubi personalize user experiences for higher engagement.The Future of Sports StreamingESPN faces challenges in making sports content discoverable. Apple is already outperforming ESPN in driving sports engagement through push notifications.AI's Role in Content CreationGenerative AI isn't replacing creators—it's giving them superpowers. Those with storytelling skills will thrive, while others may struggle.Many decision-makers in legacy media lack a deep understanding of DTC logic. A younger generation, raised in the digital age, will likely reshape the future.The Long-Term Future of Sports RightsWhile sports streaming is growing, broadcast TV is still dominant. The real battle is understanding how sports fans engage and what they'll pay for.Guest: Andrew RosenHost: Mike ShieldsSponsor: ElementalTVProducer: FEL Creative 

Send us a textSummaryIn this episode, Jeff Berding, Co-CEO of FC Cincinnati, shares his journey from a passionate Cincinnati Reds fan to a key figure in the city's soccer scene. He reflects on his childhood experiences, the influence of baseball legends like Pete Rose, and the importance of community in sports. Jeff discusses the collaboration between FC Cincinnati and the Reds, his vision for Cincinnati's riverfront development, and how both teams can thrive together in the city's sports landscape. In this conversation, Jeff discusses the development of FC Cincinnati, the importance of community engagement, and the differences in fan experiences between soccer and baseball. He highlights the need for sports teams to attract younger demographics and shares insights on the future of TQL Stadium and its surrounding developments. The conversation also touches on the significance of concerts and events in building community connections, exemplified by the return of The Who to Cincinnati.TakeawaysJeff Berding's love for the Cincinnati Reds shaped his career.Growing up in Cincinnati, Jeff had a strong connection to local sports.Pete Rose served as a significant role model for Jeff.Family experiences at Reds games created lasting memories.Jeff transitioned from baseball to soccer, reflecting changing sports interests.The Bengals and Reds can coexist and support each other in Cincinnati.Community development is crucial for the success of local sports teams.Jeff emphasizes the need for better urban planning in Cincinnati.The collaboration between FC Cincinnati and the Reds enhances community spirit.A vibrant sports culture in Cincinnati benefits all teams. Milwaukee's ballpark experience is unique and impressive.FC Cincinnati was born from a desire for local youth to have a pro team.Attracting younger fans is crucial for the future of baseball.Soccer offers a different kind of excitement compared to baseball.Future developments around TQL Stadium aim to enhance community engagement.The Who concert was a significant event for Cincinnati's history.Community events can strengthen the bond between sports teams and fans.Winning is essential for maintaining fan interest in sports.FC Cincinnati aims to be a community asset beyond just soccer.The Reds have a promising young team for the upcoming season.TitlesFrom Reds Fan to FC Cincinnati Co-CEOJeff Berding: A Cincinnati Sports JourneyThe Impact of Pete Rose on Jeff BerdingBuilding Community Through Sports in CincinnatiSound Bites"I was a try hard, tough guy.""Soccer's dangerous too.""The Reds are my first love.""We need the banks to be awesome.""We need the Reds to be successful.""Winning solves a lot of problems.""The Who spoke to me."Chapters00:00Introduction to Jeff Berding and FC Cincinnati02:55Jeff's Early Life and Reds Fandom05:51Influence of Pete Rose on Jeff's Life09:03Memorable Reds Moments and Family Connections12:02Transition from Baseball to Soccer15:00Business Perspective: Bengals vs. Reds18:00Collaboration Between FC Cincinnati and the Reds21:11Vision for Cincinnati's Riverfront Development22:57Exploring Milwaukee's Ballpark Experience24:51The Journey of FC Cincinnati's Formation31:13Attracting Younger Fans to BaseballSponsored by Moerlein Lager House, host of the March 26, 2025 Opening Day Eve Party benefitting the Reds Community Fund!

The Political Divide, Sports Fandom, and the Lost Freedom of BMX GangsAlright, listen up. The political divide in this country? It's not just some disagreement over policies anymore. It's like sports fandom, but way more intense. You ever walk into a bar full of Green Bay Packers fans wearing a Chicago Bears jersey? That's what it feels like trying to have a political discussion now—except instead of just busting your chops, people are ready to end friendships over it. Nobody debates ideas anymore, they just dig in and defend their side like it's their home team in the Super Bowl.But dude, it wasn't always like this. Remember the ‘80s? If you were a kid back then, you weren't stuck in some algorithm-driven outrage cycle—you were out there tearing up the neighborhood on a knock-off BMX, flying over curbs, skidding out in gravel, and feeling like an absolute king. We had bike gangs, man. Not the scary kind—just a bunch of kids rolling deep, pushing each other to go faster, jump higher, be crazier. No tracking apps, no social media, no parents helicoptering over us. Just freedom.And now? Kids today are locked in a digital prison, staring at screens, absorbing whatever some deep-state algorithm decides they should see. And speaking of shadowy organizations—how about Hydra, huh? Yeah, the bad guys from the Avengers movies. "Cut off one head, two more take its place." That's the intelligence agencies today, man. Always watching, always pulling strings. It's not even a conspiracy at this point—it's just reality.And here's where it gets even weirder—what the hell is going on with the Mandela Effect? You ever hear about Ed McMahon handing out giant Publisher's Clearing House checks? You remember it, right? Guess what—apparently, that never happened. He worked for American Family Publishers. But dude, millions of people swear they remember it differently. What if—and just hear me out—we're slipping between alternate realities without even realizing it? What if we're actually living in a multiverse and every once in a while, we just... shift?So here we are—divided like rival sports fans, stripped of that wild ‘80s freedom, living under the eye of a real-life Hydra, and questioning the very fabric of our reality. The question is—how do we break out? Maybe it starts with something simple. Maybe we ditch the screens, grab some bikes, and form a new gang—just a bunch of grown-ass adults ripping through the streets, looking for the truth. Before the next shift happens and everything we thought we knew gets rewritten again.

Chris and Amy discuss the Chiefs' AFC Championship win and the emotional investment of their fans compared to the disappointment of Bills fans. They explore the experience of not having a local NFL team to root for and the potential for the Chiefs to become a dynasty. The hosts also reflect on the passion and camaraderie in sports fandom, including their own mixed feelings as Chiefs fans and admiration for players like Saquon Barkley. Additionally, they discuss the FBI's success in capturing Donald Eugene Fields, one of the 10 Most Wanted individuals, from the St. Louis area, calling it a “very good get for the FBI.”

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Join host John Duffin in this episode of 'Your Message Received' as he sits down with returning guest Tommy Kenyon. Explore the dynamics of finding one's true business voice, the importance of authenticity, and the power of networking. Tommy shares insights from the recently held Summit of Greatness conference, in Los Angeles. We also dive into experiences with Toastmasters, and strategies for podcast growth and resilience. Discover how taking risks and engaging in high-performance events can lead to personal and professional development. 01:57 Tommy's Sports Fandom and Background 03:17 The Summit of Greatness Experience 06:03 Networking and Energy at the Summit 08:47 The Move to Los Angeles 14:46 Earthquake in LA: A Shaky Start 18:04 Networking Strategies and Personal Growth 28:06 Unforgettable Conversations and Click Moments 28:33 Inspiration from the School of Greatness 31:47 Taking Action: Domains, Websites, and Mailing Lists 32:44 Repurposing Content for Maximum Impact 37:07 The Power of Toastmasters and Personal Growth 44:00 The Importance of Mentorship and Small Wins 50:51 Resilience and the Journey of Podcasting 56:08 Final Thoughts and Future Plans Want to be a guest on Your Message Received... Finding your Business Voice!? Send John Duffin a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/.../1684959784828x29467220990920...

From 11/01 Hour 3: EB gets attacked by a caller for his inconsistent DC sports fandom.

On a new episode of The Fellas with Anthony Gargano, Jason Fitz & Kevin Figgers, the guys open the show talking about the historic ending of Game 1 of the World Series. A discussion about origin fandom and location breaks out amongst the crew, the guys talk about the WR trades that took place around the NFL & preview the upcoming week in the NFL & College Football landscape! Plus Big Brain Brad joins the show to share some of his favorite bets in College Football & the NFL heading into an Epic weekend of fun matchups! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textChad and Craig celebrate their 25th episode reflecting on the contributions of past guests and the importance of fun in youth sports. They discuss the current MLB playoffs, the challenges of coaching in the state cup, and the development of youth soccer amidst changing age regulations. The conversation also touches on the administrative challenges faced by community-based sports leagues, emphasizing the need for better communication and transparency. In this episode, Chad and Craig discuss various themes including community planning, coaching insights, balancing sports with family life, the struggles of being a sports fan, and upcoming guests on their podcast. They reflect on the importance of community involvement in housing projects, the growth and development of youth sports teams, and the emotional rollercoaster of being a fan of struggling sports teams. Support the showHelp support our podcast by subscribing on YouTube, Apple Music, and Spotify. Keep up to date with all things Struggle Bubble on our Instagram Page @thestrugglebubblepod

00:00 – 16:30 – The Pacers preseason starts tonight, an exciting MLB playoffs, Chiefs win again on MNF, Colts waive Dallis Flowers, the Colts secondary is shockingly an issue 16:31 – 22:14 – MORNING CHECKDOWN 7:45 – 32:20– Tyrone Tracy might be a fantasy football stash, Andy was taking grenades on Twitter after the show with his Flacco thoughts, callers weigh in on Anthony Richardson and the coaching staff 32:21 – 1:01:13 – Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle joins us and has a request out of the gate, who has had noticeable improvement in the off-season, the more physical play he talked about last week, defensive strides from last season?, his piano playing history, the last time he played in front of a crowd, how many minutes for the starters tonight, Morning Checkdown 1:01:14 – 1:12:34 – Colts currently have two open roster spots, Kevin says Jim Irsay should be calling Chris Ballard into his office this week 1:12:35 – 1:21:46 – College football talk: the top 11 losses last weekend, Ryan Walters buyout 1:21:47 – 1:51:16 – IndyStar Colts reporter Joel A. Erickson joins us and discusses his Brewers getting bounced from the playoffs, the worst losses of our sports fandom, the Colts waiving Dallis Flowers and how damning it is on the front office, who would make a call on Gus Bradley: Shane Steichen or Chris Ballard?, winning games vs. development for Anthony Richardson, Good Jimmy calls in and is sick over the Colts defense, Paul Rudd going through it during the Manning cast, Morning Checkdown 1:51:17 – 1:57:31 – Andy's Misery Index 1:57:32 – 2:07:19 – POP QUIZSupport the show: https://1075thefan.com/the-wake-up-call-1075-the-fan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Josh Batenhorst returns to the show to discuss sports fandom, the Dallas Cowboys situation, and much more! #indiesportsradio

Ravis discusses how he became a sports fan, Team USA with a close call, and what's keeping Jordan Love from practicing? Follow Matt on X @mattravis and WWLS @sportsanimal, thesportsanimal.com, and The Sports Animal app!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Olympic Soccer Preview & Ali Riley's Soccer Journey: Casual FC Meets Footy TherapyIn this engaging episode, hosts Mario Salazar and Angela Morales preview the upcoming Olympic soccer tournament alongside special guests Em Woods and Ally from the Soccer Moms podcast. They take a deep dive into Group A teams—France, Colombia, Canada, and New Zealand—highlighting key players and team dynamics, while sharing predictions for the group stage. The episode also features Ali Riley discussing her emotional connection with the Haka, her career highlights, LGBTQ+ advocacy, and fond soccer memories. Celebrate soccer with a mix of personal stories, Olympic excitement, and community spirit. Don't miss this heartfelt conversation!GROUP A MatchesThursday July 25 / 8am Canada v New Zealand / 12pm France v ColombiaSunday July 28 / 8am New Zealand v Colombia / 12pm France v CanadaWednesday July 31 / 12pm New Zealand v France / 12pm Colombia v CanadaFOLLOW US ON SOCIALINSTAGRAM | TWITTER | TIKTOK | THREADSSUPPORT THE PODLeave a review where ever you listen!Buy fun merch at shop.casualfc.comBuy us a coffee at buymeacoffe.com/casualfcpodFind other great WoSo pods at **https://casualfc.com/support-woso-pod**00:00 Casual FC Introduction and Hosts01:08 Special Guests: Em Woods and Ally02:34 Meeting Em and Ally: The Backstory07:17 Ali's Move to Ohio and Life Changes19:20 Sports Fandom and Kids24:00 Olympic Soccer Preview: Group A30:40 Spotlight on France: Key Players to Watch41:33 Spotlight on Colombia: Fierce Competitors46:33 Linda Caicedo: Rising Star and Cancer Survivor47:04 NWSL and International Soccer Dynamics48:01 Cleveland Soccer Dreams and Colombian Connections51:46 Canada's Soccer Struggles and Stars01:03:34 New Zealand's Soccer Journey and Ali Riley's Legacy01:17:42 Olympic Excitement and Personal Stories01:25:45 Promoting Women's Soccer and Upcoming Events ★ Support this podcast ★

From marketing NBA stars like Derrick Rose at Adidas to growing Overtime from a simple Instagram account into a sports media powerhouse with hundreds of millions of followers across their accounts, Tyler Rutstein has had quite the career. Now, as the Chief Brand Officer and Head of Commerce at Overtime, he's using his diverse experiences to completely redefine how Gen Z engages with sports content. In this episode of How The F**k Did You Get That Job?, Tyler takes us behind the scenes of Overtime's new-age approach to sports media. He shares insights on how the brand is challenging traditional notions of sports fandom, prioritizing authentic storytelling, and leveraging the power of social media to build a passionate community. Whether you're in the sports media space or intrigued by the meteoric rise of Overtime, this episode has tons of valuable lessons on engaging the next generation of sports fans. Here's what we covered: [07:35] Tyler's early days working on basketball marketing at Reebok/Adidas [24:05] Joining Overtime in its infancy and growing the brand [29:48] How Overtime differentiates its content to appeal to Gen Z [34:04] Building a strong brand identity and community around Overtime [35:22] Partnering with athletes to co-create engaging content [31:13] Experimenting with new content formats and platforms like TikTok [37:58] What's next for Tyler and Overtime

It is Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final tonight. If Connor McDavid and the Oilers win, where does he rank all-time? His gaudy playoff numbers rank up there with Mario Lemieux and are better than Sidney Crosby in his best run. What are our favorite and most relieving moments as fans?

Rapper, Actor & founder of the Big 3 basketball league Ice Cube joins Tom Tolbert & Adam Copeland to discuss the Big 3 & his sports fandomSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour 2, they talk about sports fandoms, why most south floridians are very very soft when it comes to sports, Trevor is very much in your face about, We talk about Game 4 last night between the Panthers and Rangers. Omar talks more about Dolphins ota's

Hour 1: Sports and fashion go hand but when you add sports fandom, the lines are blurred. Is it wrong to support another team's apparel if you're not a fan? Standing Ovations for former professional players, is this cool? Plus, Snorling's Scouting Report: Notre Dame's Joe Alt.