Podcasts about world's most famous arena

Leverage Agency founder Ben Sturner joins Scott Soshnick, Eben Novy-Williams and Michael Barr to discuss a host of issues related to the business of sports, including this weekend’s “Rivalry on Ice” hockey game between Harvard and Yale at Madison Square Garden. The event is owned and operated by Sturner’s company, which rents the midtown Manhattan arena and tries to make money by selling sponsorships and tickets. Sturner discusses the event model, how he’s gone about publicizing the game and what it takes to make it profitable. He also talks about how sponsors utilize the event, which, he said, works because of the affluent demographic of the schools' fan bases. He also talks about selling the stadium naming rights for English Premier League side Tottenham. Hosts: Scott Soshnick, Eben Novy-Williams and Michael Barr Producer: Tim Herro

Rob chats with Beck Malenstyn, just after he made his NHL debut Wednesday night in the World's Most Famous Arena. Next up for Beck is facing his hometown team, the Vancouver Canucks.

We're coming down to the wire as our 2019 yearly series featuring MSG shows has only two episodes remaining! In this episode we'll discuss Night 1 of 2016, a show that came with a lot of hype and anticipation off the heels of "Tenadelphia" surely you would think the band would bring their best set to the World's Most Famous Arena. With both Randy and Buckley in attendance this night, they have very different perspectives of this show. Randy will talk about the disappointment in being a serious collector and not getting anything new for the first time seeing the band live. The overall discussion in this episode is although this was a very solid set, did it really have that MSG magic that shows in 98, 03 and 2010 all had? The album intro to Go is a great discussion, Release in the middle of the set, a unique rendition of Future Days and a random Doobie Brothers cover will dominate conversation, but this wasn't anywhere near the type of set that Philly or Greenville received earlier that tour. We have a new Patreon episode available featuring the live evolution of Corduroy, all you have to do is head over and subscribe to get access to this and all of our exclusive content. For becoming a patron, you'll also get an opportunity to join the podcast and talk about your favorite Pearl Jam show of all time!

MASVIDAL vs DIAZ in NY!!! UFC® will hold its 500th event at the World's Most Famous Arena, featuring a stacked card headlined by an East Coast-West Coast battle between No. 3 ranked welterweight contender Jorge Masvidal and No. 6 Nate Diaz. In a thrilling middleweight bout, No. 4 ranked contender and recent title challenger Kelvin Gastelum welcomes No. 6 welterweight Darren Till to the 185-pound division. UFC® 244: MASVIDAL vs. DIAZ takes place Saturday, November 2 at Madison Square Garden What a card for MSG and What a Roundtable we have have for you. With Mick Tully, Steve Beale and Matthew Penny answering your fan questions. Hosted by Jon R McElroy Sponsored by World of Martial Arts Television, A1 Fight Gear, Beast Gear, and Feel Supreme Thanks for listening, we hope you enjoyed it, please LIKE, SHARE and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to W orld of Martial Arts Television for more great content!! #Sports, #arts, #bmf, #bmttitle, #chat, #diaz, #gamebread, #martial, #masvidal, #mma, #podcast, #roundtable, #ufc, #ufc244

Back after taking a sick day and running down the past TWO WEEKS of action. RAW and Smackdown prepare for Clash of Champions this Sunday and make their television return to the World's Most Famous Arena. As 205 Live's road comes to an apparent end the Cruiserweight Division continues to impress. NXT gets hype for their USA debut. AEW goes ALL OUT with a little bit of the bubbly and MLW is ready to step into the WAR CHAMBER! All this and more today on the Weeks of 9/2 and 9/9!

On the 21st anniversary of one of the band's most legendary shows at Madison Square Garden, we are back to our year long MSG series taking a look at every show the band performed at the World's Most Famous Arena. Today's episode we cover Night 1 of 2010 - a show that gets overshadowed by the magic of the following night, but in its own right has its memorable moments. Randy was in attendance on this night, and although it was over nine years ago and the memories have faded a bit, there are big moments that still stick out to him as some of his favorite live moments to this day. Most of the moments were courtesy of the red hot crowd that poured their heart and soul into this show. Renditions of Elderly Woman, Once, Crazy Mary and Indifference as the closer have incredible crowd participation, so much so that you can hear the crowd better on the boot than you can Ed. But with all of this show's ups there were also some downs from this night. While the crowd and overall performance of the band was a huge strength, the meaty part of the first set left a little to be desired. They got off to a hot start, but after Even Flow the set lacked a powerful punch and defining moment. As John mentions in the episode, it felt like they randomly chose tracks from different albums and blindly placed them in the set. Lots of topics to cover here for all you set list nerds! Last week we released a new Evolution Episode exclusive to Patreon where we cover the live trajectory of Alive. If you'd like to subscribe to our Patreon for this and more exclusive content, head to http://patreon.com/liveon4legs and not only will you get extra episodes, you'll also get a chance to have your favorite show covered on the podcast AND an opportunity to talk about it with us!

Today we are joined by current Ring of Honor star, "The Last Real Man" Silas Young. Silas is here to discuss his MKE Wrestling's show on Saturday April, 19th in Allis, Wisconsin entitled "First Knight". The Last Real Man also recollects on the happenings of the NJPW/ROH MSG show and what it meant to wrestle in the World's Most Famous Arena. For this and every other episode of The Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling and The Triple Threat Podcast featuring "The Franchise" Shane Douglas please subscribe to us on iTunes, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Podomatic, and Player FM. Also follow us on Twitter @TwoManPowerTrip

The guys are a week late due to a personal heath situation, but they are ready to talk about nXt Takeover: New York, ROH/New Japan G1 Supercard, and Wrestlemania among other things.  How did they feel about the title changes at Mania?  Did Ring of Honor and New Japan fulfill the promise granted by being able to run a card at the World's Most Famous Arena?  What about the night of title matches at nXt capped off by Johnny Five-Star finally winning the nXt Title in a 2/3 falls match against Adam Cole?  Tune in for your definitive talk about all the latest pro wrestling action!

Man, the best laid plans... My day at NJCC and original plans for the podcast were ruined but the show must go on! While the Realm was doing it up at #NJCC, my brother and I made our way to the World's Most Famous Arena, Madison Square Garden, for the ROH/NJPW G1 Supercard! Lots of good convo and shit talking as we make our way to Midtown with some sights like the "Watermelon Man" along the way that you'll only see in NYC! Download, listen and enjoy!

Behind-the-scenes at Leaders Meet: Innovation | Ted Leonsis' warning on sports betting | Sheila Johnson (5.20) on diversity and the WNBA | Kristin Bernert (28.30) on enhancing the experience at MSG. Episode 50 of the Leaders Sport Business Podcast lifts back the curtain on the Leaders Meet: Innovation event at BAFTA in London on 17th January and features conversations with Monumental Sports & Entertainment Co-Owner and Vice-Chair Sheila Johnson, SBJ basketball writer John Lombardo, and Madison Square Garden Company SVP of Business Operations Kristin Bernert. On the agenda: - The NBA's approach to sports betting; - Sheila Johnson on opening the doors for women and people of colour in sport; - The future prospects of the WNBA; - How the World's Most Famous Arena remains so famous; - Celebrity outreach programmes for the Knicks' front row.

The Rangers are back at The Garden and will look to get back to winning ways tonight against the rival Islanders. John Giannone and Dave Maloney look back at the team's improved performance against Vegas and preview the tilt vs. the Isles.  Live coverage on MSG Networks from the World's Most Famous Arena begins at 6:30 PM ET with Rangers Game Night, with opening puck drop at 7:00 PM.

There's nothing quite like playing in Madison Square Garden, and multiple Gators got their first exposure to “The World's Most Famous Arena” on Tuesday night in a win over West Virginia. It was a necessary shot in the arm for Mike White's team as they look to find their footing before a massive visit from Michigan State. On today's show, we'll recap the latest basketball news (1:15), discuss early storylines for the Peach Bowl (9:39), ponder what's next for Urban Meyer (15:01) and debate whether the CFP committee got it right (19:22) with FloridaGators.com senior writers Chris Harry and Scott Carter. Plus, Rachael Kramer talks volleyball's underdog run to the Sweet 16 and reveals the remarkable depths of her obsession with Disney World (24:00). Please leave a review if you like what you hear and for more information, visit FloridaGators.com/GatorTales.

Wizards win 110-107 in New York for their 2nd straight victory and their 9th consecutive triumph at the "World's Most Famous Arena". The Wizards Outsiders give their immediate reaction, who had a big evening and what they think about the current lineup.They wrap-up with a peak at the upcoming schedule, including Wednesday in Atlanta.

A PPV from Manchester, England and the first ever weekly TV show to emanate live from the World's Most Famous Arena are the highlights of Week 38 of A Cure for the Common Podcast. The dos and don'ts of how to handle a popular wrestler's homecoming, the match Bret Hart has deemed his last great WWF contest, the continuation of the worst tournament in the history of professional wrestling, and something about Vince McMahon and Steve Austin you might have heard about are all covered this week.

A PPV from Manchester, England and the first ever weekly TV show to emanate live from the World's Most Famous Arena are the highlights of Week 38 of A Cure for the Common Podcast. The dos and don'ts of how to handle a popular wrestler's homecoming, the match Bret Hart has deemed his last great WWF contest, the continuation of the worst tournament in the history of professional wrestling, and something about Vince McMahon and Steve Austin you might have heard about are all covered this week.

For Episode 2 of Excelsior Journeys, host George Sirois welcomes voiceover actor, sports announcer, and founder of Linacre Media, Mark Fratto. They talk about how Mark began his path way back in St. Mary's Catholic School, acting as a media director in college, and working all the way up to standing in the middle of a boxing ring for HBO Sports in the World's Most Famous Arena, Madison Square Garden. Got a question for Mark? Send it to georgehsirois@gmail.com

For Episode 2 of Excelsior Journeys, host George Sirois welcomes voiceover actor, sports announcer, and founder of Linacre Media, Mark Fratto. They talk about how Mark began his path way back in St. Mary's Catholic School, acting as a media director in college, and working all the way up to standing in the middle of a boxing ring for HBO Sports in the World's Most Famous Arena, Madison Square Garden. Got a question for Mark? Send it to georgehsirois@gmail.com

Busted Open Radio’s Dave LaGreca and Mark Henry are talking WWE at Madison Square Garden, and the storied legacy of the promotion and the venue through the years… what it meant and still means to get over at the Garden, some of the historic events and matches that have taken place through the years (including the first-ever Elimination Chamber), Bruno Sammartino’s championship run, and the unique fan interaction. Mark and Y2J remember their best and worst MSG performances, and Dave recalls the first time he saw Hulk Hogan wrestle there. They also talk about the future of the Garden, and the fact that it will be dark during next year’s Wrestlemania.

On this episode of LaborPress' Blue Collar Buzz we're talking about food service workers at the World's Most Famous Arena and their fight to earn a living wage; Early Childhood Education Teachers in NYC and their fight for pay parity with their DOE counterparts; and the exciting new ways local labor unions are preserving their rich histories. Co-hosts Bill and Joe also give their take on the latest labor news.

On this episode of LaborPress' Blue Collar Buzz we're talking about food service workers at the World's Most Famous Arena and their fight to earn a living wage; Early Childhood Education Teachers in NYC and their fight for pay parity with their DOE counterparts; and the exciting new ways local labor unions are preserving their rich histories. Co-hosts Bill and Joe also give their take on the latest labor news.

On this episode of LaborPress' Blue Collar Buzz we're talking about food service workers at the World's Most Famous Arena and their fight to earn a living wage; Early Childhood Education Teachers in NYC and their fight for pay parity with their DOE counterparts; and the exciting new ways local labor unions are preserving their rich histories. Co-hosts Bill and Joe also give their take on the latest labor news.

On this episode of LaborPress' Blue Collar Buzz we're talking about food service workers at the World's Most Famous Arena and their fight to earn a living wage; Early Childhood Education Teachers in NYC and their fight for pay parity with their DOE counterparts; and the exciting new ways local labor unions are preserving their rich histories. Co-hosts Bill and Joe also give their take on the latest labor news.

What do you get when you combine two tag title matches that are just because, one of the most heartwarming moments in wrestling history, and one of the worst matches in Wrestlemania history? Join Wrestling Unwrapped for a WWE Wrestlemania XX Review.The World's Most Famous Arena, Madison Square Garden hosts the now second longest Wrestlemania of all time. The show is main evented with a Triple Threat Word Heavyweight Championship match as Triple H defends against Shawn Michaels and Chris Benoit. Of course, this is during the brand extension, so the WWE Title is also on the line as Eddie Guerrero defends against Kurt Angle as well.At the end of the review, we do have a discussion on our feelings on Chris Benoit ten years later and how we look at him as a wrestler and as a person. There's also our Cash and Trash, our Best and our Worst, and of course the all important Final Rating too.All of that and a possible WWE Wrestlemania 32 mention or two as WU reviews Wrestlemania 20, where it all begins again.------------ Time Stamps -----------(8:20-13:20) WWE Wrestlemania XX Match Results(13:20-1:54:48) WWE Wrestlemania XX Review (1:54:48-2:07:55) Discussion Topic: Chris Benoit 10 years later(2:07:55-2:29:33) Cash & Trash, Best & Worst Match(2:29:33- End) Final Rating & Plugs