Tag: Pardon My Take
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Is Netflix’s Podcast Shopping Spree a Giant Gamble for Creators?
"Creators are trading a guaranteed check for a partnership with an unproven player—one that may even put barriers between them and the audience they’ve spent years building"
What Apple Podcasts’ Top Charts of 2025 Reveals About the Relevance of Sports On-Demand Content
"Sports podcasting may not be the juggernaut we’ve been imagining—at least, not yet. For those willing to take risks and rethink the approach, the opportunity is still there"
Are Athlete Podcasts Poised to Doom the Future of the Industry
"For every Pat McAfee and Shannon Sharpe, there’s a Brett Favre and a Dwight Howard"
Ryen Russillo Doesn’t Expect Much Change With Podcast in Move to Barstool Sports
"I've been doing this a long time. I don't know. If anything, it'd be exhausting to try to be somebody different"
Why Podcasts Are Really Crashing the Golden Globes
"If the Golden Globes want to celebrate podcasts, fine. But let’s not confuse a marketing play for meaningful recognition"
Greg Olsen Reveals How Much Information From Team Production Meetings Make Broadcast
"Whatever they see fit that they think protects their information, they have every right to"
Dan “Big Cat” Katz Reveals Future Plans for Barstool Sports ‘Pardon My Take’
"There will be a time in the next, I will say, let’s call it two to four years that I will start to wind down a little bit"
Three Keys For Success for Barstool Sports on FS1
"If the FS1 program is destined to be a success, it must play by a different set of rules. It must adapt to the changing landscape while also keeping its authentic Barstool Sports feel"
Dana White: UFC Agreement With Paramount Negotiated in 48 Hours
"David Ellison came in and said, ‘This is an all-or-nothing deal. I want everything,"
Why the Fear of ESPN Influencing Proven Programs Is Baseless
"ESPN has built a massive platform—one that is more mainstream, more adaptive, and more forward-thinking than most of its competitors"