Podcasts about sports society

Новости на радио «Русские Эмираты» в Дубае: - В Дубае создали первую в мире международную хоккейную медийную лигу – презентация проекта состоялась в “Русском доме” на территории EXPO City Dubai. Сами матчи стартуют 9 октября на ледовой арене Sports Society в Дубае. - Одним из самых известных рождественских мероприятий в Дубае является рождественская ярмарка Madinat Jumeirah, которая в этом году примет первых посетителей 6 декабря. Ярмарка будет расположена на фоне торгового комплекса под открытым небом Souk Madinat Jumeirah, с его мерцающими водными путями и арабской атмосферой.

Boll & Blasberg is Uwe Boll and Kai Blasberg.

On this episode of One and Dunne Radio, host Ryan Dunne opens the show talking about the controversial taunting from LSU Angel Reese towards Iowa's Caitlin Clark and why we need to stop being so soft when it comes to sports. Finally, Ryan closes the show with NFL Draft talk. Follow the show on Twitter @OneDunneRadio. Be sure to subscribe on Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, and more! Also like and subscribe on YouTube.

The One Take Show is honoured to host Mr Nandan Kamath. Mr Kamath is the Principal Lawyer at LawNK, based in Bangalore, India. His practice specialises in sports, technology and media laws, with clients ranging from international and national sports federations to leagues, teams, sponsors and athletes. Mr. Kamath graduated with a B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) from the National Law School of India University, B.C.L. and M.Sc. degrees from the University of Oxford (on a Rhodes Scholarship) and an LL.M. from Harvard Law School. He acts as Managing Trustee of GoSports Foundation, a non-profit that provides scholarships and support to junior Indian athletes. He is also the co-founder of Sports and Society Accelerator.

Ron talks to Dr. Harry Edwards, noted sports sociologist and expert on racial diversity in sports. Dr. Edwards discusses his work at the newly formed Institute for the Study of Sports Society and Social Change. Ron also visits with Negro League second baseman Nate Dancy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris and Robley discuss Season 1, Episode 3 - "Introduction to Film." They spend a lot of time reminiscing about 80s sit-coms as well. 

Can the NBA teach us something about real life? Why has the political culture around sports gotten so insane? And seriously why did everyone hate that Kevin Durant-era Warriors team? This week Ari spoke about all this and more with sports journalist Ethan Strauss, formerly the Warriors beat writer for ESPN and The Athletic, and now the proprietor of the fantastic SubStack, House of Strauss! Good Faith Effort is a production of Bnai Zion and SoulShop.

Max Cohn, president of Scarlet and Gray Sports Radio discusses how to get involved with sports broadcasting as a student at Ohio State. Patrick Engels, president of Sports Society and Initiative comes to discuss the various outlets on how students who want to be in the sports world can get involve.

Tom Farrey, Executive Director, Sports & Society program at the Aspen Institute discusses the foundation in which youth sports plays in society, the struggles, challenges, and areas for improvement! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifeinthefrontoffice/message

Hosts Brian Avery and Shelley Lyle, with the University of Florida Department of Sport Management, Office of Engaged Learning, interviewed Tom Farrey, the Executive Director, Sports & Society Program at The Aspen Institute. Tom Farrey is a builder – of essential knowledge, vivid stories, pioneering ideas, original tools, shared strategies, and a cross-sector movement to grow the quality and quantity of sport activity in communities everywhere. Tom has a wealth of knowledge across many industry sectors, please tune in to learn what Tom shared with #UFSPM students, alumni, faculty, and industry friends regarding his many professional accomplishments.

Chad Capellman spoke with Jon Solomon, Editorial Director, Sports & Society Program at the Aspen Institute. Jon came to the Institute after a sportswriting career that included stops at The Birmingham (Ala.) News and in South Carolina at the State in Columbia and the Independent-Mail in Anderson. Most recently, Jon worked as a national college football reporter at CBSSports.com and was vice president of the Football Writers Association of America. At The Birmingham (Ala.) News, Jon twice won Associated Press Sports Editors awards for investigative stories. Jon shared his perspective on the giants of college football, Clemson and Alabama -- both of which he covered, on the role of college sports in states with no major professional sports teams and how even trees aren't always safe during heated rivalries. Jon also talked about the transition away from a sportswriting career, and the important work done in general by the Aspen Institute, and in particular in the Sports and Society Program. Jon spoke of some enduring take-aways from the recently completed Project Play Summit, and as kind enough to offer some thoughtful, first-person insights into how parents can better equip themselves to best support their children's approach to playing sports.

The Accidental Geographer's Vincent del Casino speaks with San José State University's Dr. Akilah Carter-Francique, Executive Director of the Institute for the Study of Sports, Society, and Social Change. Together they join in discussion on the growing field of sports and society studies and examine how it can be applied to much broader questions of race, identity, and politics in the United States. Credit: Music by Lucas Schwyter / SJSU Music Department; soundcloud.com/schweetbeatz

Nicholas Lehman, president of the Business of Sports Society at Fordham, and Alex Wolz, give you just a little tease of what to expect from BSSF's Sports Business Podcast over the coming months. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bssfordham/message

You might know him as a Guard for the Detroit Pistons, but what you might not know is that Langston Galloway is also the Pistons' NBPA Player Rep, as well as the founder of the Langston Galloway Foundation and LG Kicks. In this episode, Langston Galloway breaks down how he grew his passion for philanthropy into something bigger, how becoming a dad helped mold him into the role model that he is today, and how pro athletes and teams are using their platforms to inspire social change. This is the conversation we all need to hear right now.

Following the qualifying round, the Stanley Cup playoffs begin this week. Before previewing the matchups, SBNation Raw Charge Associate Editor Tanya Rezak discusses the impact of the pandemic and the quest for racial and social justice both inside and outside of the NHL bubbles in Toronto and Edmonton. Source

Following the qualifying round, the Stanley Cup playoffs begin this week. Before previewing the matchups, SBNation Raw Charge Associate Editor Tanya Rezak discusses the impact of the pandemic and the quest for racial and social justice both inside and outside of the NHL bubbles in Toronto and Edmonton.

Join Hailee and Carly as they interview sports guru Jordan Cowan about the re-opening of sports in society. It mostly leads to more questions than answers— but what’s new?

With hyper-competitive leagues for kids as young as six years old—and hours of practice even during the off season—youth sports aren’t just fun and games. We talked with Jon Solomon, former sports journalist and editorial director of the Aspen Institute’s Sports & Society program, about how families can best navigate this aspect of their kids’ lives. He offers advice for talking with tough coaches and helping your child find balance between athletics and academics. Resources Explore the Healthy Sports Index to learn the benefits and risks of specific sports to help determine the best choice for your child! Use the Project Play Parent Checklists to ask yourself 10 questions that will help ensure your child has positive sports experiences. Discover more about the benefits of free play in our episode, “Recess – is it just for play? Follow Jon Solomon and the Aspen Institute’s Sports & Society program on Twitter at @JonSolomonAspen and @AspenInstSports Like this episode? Share your thoughts with us via social media @NationalPTA, using #BackpackNotes. Be sure to visit NotesFromTheBackpack.com for more resources from this episode.

This is The Spot, a production of BYU-Idaho Radio, where we talk about what you are talking about at BYU-Idaho. Today we are joined by a special guest to talk about the very recently formed BYU-Idaho Student Society and find out how this society can help students get to where they want to be.

Richard received a degree in biomedical engineering from Louisiana Tech University and interned at the VA Medical Center in Alexandria, Louisiana. He co-founded the nonprofit organization, Sports Society for American Health, which hosts sporting events for education and health especially for children. Actively involved in community service throughout his life, Richard continues to receive attention not only for his literary talent, but also for his contributions to the local community and beyond. For instance, he was awarded the Key to the city of Beaumont, the Rotary Club’s Service above Self Award, the Coca-Cola Scholarship Foundation Award, and the Beaumont Hometown Hero Award for three consecutive years (2001 - 2003). In 2004, he received the National Catholic School Education (NSCE) Distinguished Graduate Award as the St. Anne's Catholic School Alumni of the Year. In December 2001, Richard represented the United States in carrying the Olympic Torch for the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics. True to his character, Richard views the children’s novel as an opportunity to give to the community in thanks for all he has received. He wishes to personally thank educators for the guidance and devotion they provide for all youth, the earth’s future. Recalling how tedious, intimidating and boring traditional textbook based education can be, Richard set out to show science, and for that matter all education, can be taught against a backdrop of adventure. The adventures cast science in a thrilling and suspenseful light through the fictional (but scientifically sound) personification of the elements.

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Due to a scheduling conflict, we weren't able to get a new episode of Sports Society for you guys. We didn't want to leave you guys empty handed for a second straight week, so we decided to upload the last episode we did as Guys of the Roundtable (GOTR). In this episode, we talk about the one and done rule of college basketball and if it's really a bad thing. It's a fun episode as we try to see the matter from different perspectives. Hope you enjoy the episode and we shall you guys next week with a fresh new episode! Much love!

With the NFL combine happening, Sports Society dives into this topic on episode one as they discuss the NFL combine, tweaks they would make to it as well as how they would have their own "combine" with every day jobs. Episode 1 of Sports Society, a podcast on the Guys of the Roundtable Network, begins with some general discussion between co-hosts Vlad and Andy before they get into the main discussion 20 minutes into the show. Have any other ways to measure these jobs? Tweet us @GOTRPodcast or email us guysoftheroundtable@gmail.com Visit Facebook.com/GOTRPodcast for more.

Consider this week a warmup for next week when we get the entire band back together, but in episode 13 I am joined by Bob Evans from the Cleveland Sports Zone podcast and ClevelandSportsZone.Com. This week we spend an hour talking about the Browns and everyone in Cleveland's favorite topic - the NFL draft. Bob really wanted to stay focused on defensive needs, I kept derailing that focus, it is what I do.

In episode two of Sports, Society and Spirits T.J. and Scott discuss the Ohio State Buckeyes' playoff chances including a breakdown of The Game upcoming against that unmentionable school up north Saturday. Episode two also touches on the abomination that is the Cleveland Browns as well as touching on the election of Donald Trump and what this does and does not say about the state of America's society. Scott may or may not rant on Hadrian's Wall for just a few minutes longer than he should, blame T.J. for comparing America to Rome. ***There are some audio issues in the back part of this recording that I was unable to eliminate with editing. I am uncertain what is causing this and hope to have this resolved before any more podcast streams are recorded. My apologies, it will be resolved as soon as I isolate the cause. *** 

This week TJ and Scott discussed the Indians World Series run, predictions for the upcoming Cavs season, should the Browns trade Haden and Thomas if they can and the potential impact of a Trump or Clinton victory on November 9th.

Dr. Andrew Jacobs on how resolving conflicts in sports can help resolve issues in everyday lifeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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