Tag: Sports Podcast

In my estimation, there's some sort of triumvirate formula of likeability, credibility, and social following that could lead to potential podcast network success.

“I’m very happy to continue The Right Time with ESPN,” said Jones.

“I’ve been a football player since I was 8 years old, but I did have other interests. Now that I am done, I get to explore that."

The two entities have created a show called The NIL House, which will feature Brenkus and Rob Vaka discussing the latest news, biggest stories, athletes, collectives, and celebrities in the Name, Image, and Likeness space.

"'The bad news is I told George you might be interested in coming to work for the Yankees. And he told me to stay the f*** out of his business, build me a winner, you have nothing to do with broadcasts. The good news he wants to hire you.'"

“I want people to feel like they are sitting in the room with us. That’s my favorite thing is just BS’ing with my buddies."

“We’re 4 episodes in. I think it’s good, it’s great all things considered but it’s hard to do all of the things that you want to do at once."

He continued by saying Le Batard "forgets free speech exists" when someone criticizes him and defends himself "like a 13-year-old who just learned about curse words".

Le Batard took to Twitter to defend the show and also point out the preposterous nature of Harris' serious response to the story.

Now there’s a human element in this space because there’s more athletes getting involved with television, radio and podcasting. If [they] can believe in what they know and know what they believe in and give it to the audience, [fans] are going to love that player that they once loved.”