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A podcast hosted by Andrew Kurland and myself, that we use as a platform to converse about NASCAR and our lives from the unique perspective of two young digital media specialists in the sport.
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Want to learn more about the most talked about topics and trends in the sports business industry from the sports business executives who run it? Join Next League’s CEO David Nugent, a sports technology industry veteran and thought leader with over 20 years experience in the ever-changing technology services business. Tune in every week for insightful and engaging discussions on everything from artificial intelligence and fan engagement to the changing media landscape and the growth of women’ ...
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Not Emu-sed: A fresh, sarcastic take on sports. No stats, no scores—just bold opinions, wit, and humor. Sports talk with a unique edge! Come join the fun every week! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram
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Says Who Sports cuts through the media noise and manufactured controversy to deliver for fans authentic, smart, and candid analysis of college and professional sports. The podcast is hosted by John Dauphin, who has interviewed and written about numerous sports legends including Bob Knight, Bobby Bowden, Roy Williams, and Roger Clemens. Dauphin believes sports media has become a mess, a rush by reporters to the digital finish line in a desperate search for clicks, with little regard for truth ...
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It’s a pivotal time in women’s sports, and today we’re having a wide-ranging conversation about the future of women’s golf, and what it means to lead one of the longest-standing professional women’s sports organizations in the world. Interim Commissioner Liz Moore brings over a decade of experience in legal, tech, and international operations to he…
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The Olympic and Paralympic Games are evolving, and so are the strategies behind them. Katie Bynum Aznavorian, Chief Strategy and Growth Officer at the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee shares how the USOPC is evolving from a four-year event cycle to a year-round engagement model, fueled by digital personalization, athlete storytelling, a…
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Send us a text The conversation flows effortlessly as David returns to the podcast after his bout with illness, immediately diving into playful banter about showing up late and moving furniture. What starts as lighthearted ribbing quickly transforms into a cultural exploration of our most formative experiences and embarrassing moments. Sports takes…
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What does the future of golf look like, and who’s making it happen? In this episode, Jon Podany, Chief Commercial Officer of the USGA, joins Dave to explore the bold investments and innovations reshaping the sport. You’ll hear how they’ve built a pipeline of young talent with the U.S. National Development Program, AND how they’ve transformed the fa…
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Send us a text Technology's double-edged sword slices through our daily lives, connecting us while simultaneously isolating us from authentic human experience. In this captivating episode, Tyler and Will dive headfirst into the digital age's profound impact on how we process information, interact with each other, and view the world around us. The c…
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How did NASCAR reclaim its digital media rights and bring its tech capabilities in-house? CTO John Martin says it wasn’t just a business move - it was a cultural shift requiring executive buy-in, a long-term strategic plan, and the courage to say no to licensing checks in favor of direct fan relationships. John walks us through the early hurdles of…
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Send us a text Have you ever stopped to consider how technology has accelerated our lives while simultaneously disconnecting us from authentic experiences? In this thought-provoking episode, Tyler and David explore this digital paradox through wide-ranging conversation about everything from self-checkout lanes to mysterious flying objects. The conv…
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What if athlete intelligence became the real competitive edge in college sports? Former NFL player, entrepreneur, and Next League leader Kenyon Rasheed is here to share his journey from the football field to the forefront of sports innovation. Drawing from his experience at Oklahoma and beyond, Kenyon reveals how he built Edge3, a groundbreaking pl…
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What does it REALLY take to fuel the explosive growth of women’s sports and ensure it lasts? From grassroots grants to elite athlete support, Danette Leighton, CEO of the Women’s Sports Foundation, shares how her organization is tackling inequality and building a healthier, more inclusive future for sports. Danette and Dave explore how legislation …
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Send us a text Conspiracy theories come alive as the Not Amused crew delves into the mysterious happenings in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Tyler, David, and returning guest Will share personal accounts of witnessing silent aircraft with bright lights moving at impossible speeds, connecting these sightings to the former Department of Def…
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What if you could watch a live UFC fight or a Premier League match in a dome-shaped venue designed for immersive, shared experiences? Devin Poolman, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Cosm, joins the show to share how his team is reinventing live entertainment. Devin dives into the origin story of Cosm and how they use planetarium technology, …
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Send us a text Meet the wizard behind the curtain! After countless mentions throughout our podcast journey, we finally welcome Brian—our editor, social media manager, and all-around backstage MVP—to the microphone. Brian immediately clicks with the team as we discover shared perspectives (like never having watched Star Wars) and differing opinions …
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In a streaming-first world, how does the NBA keep fans engaged while reimagining the local broadcast model? Chris Benyarko, EVP of Direct-to-Consumer Products at the NBA, is here for a compelling conversation around the NBA’s approach to innovation (not just through flashy tech!) through a deep understanding of their global fans and evolving conten…
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Send us a text Basketball, baseball, and banter collide as we welcome our first guest – self-proclaimed "special" baseball guy Will – to the podcast! The chemistry is immediate as we roast Will's Duke fandom while diving deep into what makes this year's Final Four so compelling. Is Cooper Flagg truly the best player in college basketball despite te…
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One of the most trusted voices in the sports industry is joining the show today to unpack the seismic shifts reshaping how games are distributed, monetized, and consumed. Doug Perlman, Founder of Sports Media Advisors and former media executive at the NHL and IMG, is bringing his decades of experience to a wide-ranging conversation on the business …
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Send us a text The madness of March college basketball takes center stage as we break down the surprising dominance of the SEC with seven teams advancing to the Sweet 16. We examine controversial officiating moments, particularly Maryland's contentious win over Colorado State that featured what many consider a missed travel call on the game-winning…
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Major League Baseball is a leader in sports technology and innovation. In this episode, Chris Marinak, Chief Operations & Strategy Officer at MLB, takes us inside the league’s evolving approach to tech. You’ll hear about their groundbreaking partnerships with Apple and Google, their use of AI, data analytics, AND streaming advancements to enhance t…
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Send us a text The NCAA Tournament field is set, and David and Tyler have thoughts – lots of them. The bubble team debate takes center stage as they dissect North Carolina's controversial inclusion and question the committee's decision to make them play in the First Four. When the conversation turns to the SEC's unprecedented 14 tournament bids, sk…
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The Professional Women’s Hockey League has rapidly grown into a powerhouse in women’s sports. Amy Scheer, EVP of Business Operations at the Professional Women’s Hockey League chats with Dave and shares her career journey from working with the New Jersey Nets and Madison Square Garden to leading the business side of the PWHL. She offers an insider’s…
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Send us a text The boundaries of college basketball postseason play are stretched thin with the puzzling arrival of the "College Basketball Crown," a Las Vegas tournament designed for teams that couldn't crack the NCAA Tournament or NIT. With spots for the 101st to 116th ranked teams in college basketball, this FOX Sports-backed event raises seriou…
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NASCAR collects an astonishing amount of data, from cars racing at 200 MPH to the digital footprints of millions of fans. But how much data is TOO much to the point where you overwhelm a new fan, and how much is just enough that they get an appreciation for it? Today we’re talking to Tim Clark, NASCAR’s Senior Vice President and Chief Digital Offic…
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It's been a year since the first episode of Says Who Sports in March of '24...fast time. Strong guests galore, including numerous legends, have joined Says Who Sports to share their observations and insight. So, we at SWS thought it fitting to put together a "greatest hits" collection of guest quotes and anecdotes to highlight the first season. Fro…
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Send us a text Get ready for the madness! March is here, kicking off one of the most thrilling seasons in college sports: March Madness. In this episode, Tyler and David take you through the anticipation around the NCAA tournament, discussing everything from potential upsets to significant rivalries that define the tournament moment. Whether you're…
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What does it take to lead Team USA on the world’s biggest stage? Sarah Hirshland, CEO of the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee is here to pull back the curtain on the high-stakes world of Olympic leadership — where sports, politics, and global competition collide. With her deep experience in sports business and governance, she and David discuss t…
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Send us a text Get ready to swing into spring with laughter and relatable stories in our latest podcast episode! Tyler and David dive into the world of golf, reminiscing about their funniest on-course moments, including the humorous habit of yelling "fore" when they least expect it. The conversation flows seamlessly into hilarious stories about une…
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What does it take to grow golf from 26 million to 45 million players in just a few years while adapting to shifting fan expectations? Jeff Price, Chief Commercial Officer at the PGA of America, chats with David to explore the evolving role of technology, media, and partnerships in shaping the future of this 2 billion dollar industry. Jeff shares in…
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NFL Official Sarah Thomas, who worked Super Bowl LV and has been in the league for a decade, visits with Says Who Sports to share her thoughts on a variety of topics, including the Philadelphia Eagles blowout of the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl. Thomas says that, aside from Super Bowl-specific preparation, NFL game officials prepare for bat…
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Send us a text Ever wonder how the unpredictable weather in North Carolina impacts the golfing season? We kick off with a chat about embracing the sport come rain or shine, then take a fun detour down memory lane with our musical tastes—remembering legendary bands like Diamond Rio and Eddie Money. We explore our own musical adventures, or lack ther…
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What does it take to revolutionize digital media in professional sports? In this episode, Next League’s David Nugent sits down with Scott Gutterman, SVP of Digital Operations at the PGA TOUR, to discuss the evolving intersection of sports, technology, and fan engagement. Scott shares fascinating insights from his tenure leading the PGA Tour’s digit…
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Send us a text Did you ever struggle with the irrational choice between paper and plastic straws, only to find out there's a bigger issue at hand? We start our episode with light-hearted tales of straw mishaps, sparked by an unexpected executive order, and unfold a lively debate on whether fast-food chains' green gestures are meaningful or just a w…
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Michele Tafoya, who was the sideline reporter for NBC Sunday Night Football from 2011-22 and worked five Super Bowls and multiple Olympics for NBC, including the poolside reporter role during Michael Phelps’s last Olympics at Rio in ’16, joins Says Who Sports to discuss a variety of topics, including the upcoming Super Bowl, the intensity of an NFL…
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Send us a text What if Luka Doncic's shocking trade to the Lakers was more than just a strategic move? We unravel the layers behind this headline-making decision and explore the media frenzy surrounding Luka's sudden criticism. Our conversation navigates the ripple effects of this trade, speculating on long-term impacts for both the Lakers and Mave…
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AI is the future, and it’s playing a transformative role in sports. Shripal Shah is a sports and retail industry veteran, here to share all of the latest innovations in AI in 2025, including how tools like Persado are contributing to $5 million dollars in ticket sales for half a dozen baseball teams in the MLB. Dave and Shripal discuss AI-driven co…
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Send us a text Is the 9-5 workday truly a relic of the past, as we boldly claim? Discover why we believe that remote work is the inevitable future, reshaping our professional landscapes and daily lives. Join us for another lively episode of "Not A Music Podcast" as we navigate through the ever-changing worlds of sports, social media, and beyond. We…
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Mark Floreani, Co-founder and CEO of FloSports, joins Says Who Sports to discuss the sports media company’s commitment to coverage of sports, athletes and events with strong fan bases he believes had been previously underserved in the sports media marketplace. From exclusive coverage of the Chili Bowl Nationals, the signature event in Dirt Midget r…
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Send us a text Ever wondered how the Ohio State Buckeyes clinched their latest championship in the new 12-team playoff format? You're about to uncover the thrilling moments and strategic brilliance that led to their victory over Notre Dame. We'll dissect the game-changing maneuvers, the dominance displayed by Ohio State in the first half, and the s…
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Send us a text Ever wonder why "Quitter's Day" earns its notorious title or how a simple sandwich can spark fiery debates? Join us as we kick off the new year with laughter and lively banter about New Year's resolutions, gym antics, and the infamous PB&J sandwich. We share our own resolution triumphs and failures, while humorously exploring the cul…
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Ryan Patton, Tire Carrier for Hendrick Motorsports famed No. 24 Chevrolet in the NASCAR Cup Series, talks with Says Who Sports about the thrill of winning the Daytona 500 with driver William Byron in '24, making the Championship 4 in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs for a second year in a row last season, his championship expectations for ’25, and ho…
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Send us a text What if you could navigate the chaotic world of sports fandom without missing a beat? Join us as we tackle the age-old debate of live sports versus recorded games, sharing our own mishaps and strategies for keeping spoilers at bay. Discover Tyler's unique approach to catching every Buckeyes game and David's relentless passion for NAS…
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Send us a text Can bacon really outshine ham, or is it all about the yeast in those dinner rolls? Join us as we humorously debate holiday indulgences and culinary delights while introducing our new producer, Brian, who's already making waves on social media. As we march into the new year, we invite you to be part of our vibrant online community, sh…
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Blackberry Smoke Guitarist and Singer Paul Jackson visits with Says Who Sports to share his perspectives on a variety of topics, including the first concert he ever saw as a teenager in Pensacola and the life-changing impact it had on him, Blackberry Smoke’s notable longevity (twenty-five years and counting) and the keys to making it work for the l…
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Send us a text Ever wondered why we call orcas whales when they're actually dolphins? Join us for a festive, light-hearted discussion where we not only campaign for a rebrand but also navigate the depths of ocean mysteries with a dash of humor. Our adventurous spirits then take us from the ocean floor straight into the curious childhood notion of d…
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Bob Huggins, a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, the 3rd-winningest coach ever in Men’s D1 College Basketball and who led two different programs (Cincinnati and West Virginia) to Final Fours, talks with Says Who Sports to share his perspectives on a variety of topics, including his thoughts on a possible return to coaching, h…
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Send us a text Ever tried parking on a friend's lawn while trying to pull off the perfect drop-off, only to be left with a story that leaves everyone laughing? Join us as David and Tyler navigate through hilarious holiday mishaps and unexpected warm December days in Western North Carolina. We balance our festive duties with outdoor escapades, hitti…
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Longtime CBS Sports College Basketball Analyst Clark Kellogg joins Says Who Sports to share his perspectives on the current college hoops season and teams to watch, highlights from his decades as an analyst including his favorite venues to work/watch a game, his most memorable moments working alongside Jim Nantz for multiple NCAA Championship games…
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Send us a text What if the sitcoms of our childhood could transport us back to a time when laughs were guaranteed and Saturday mornings were sacred? Join us as we broadcast from the quirky setting of ForeU Golf's Pro Shop, where the scent of nostalgia is as strong as freshly cut grass. We reminisce about classics like "Looney Tunes," "Family Matter…
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Dan Dakich, Indiana sports legend and the host of “Don’t @ Me! with Dan Dakich” on OutKick.com and the Dan Dakich Show on Indy’s Sports Ticket 1430am, talks with Says Who Sports about his induction into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame this year (including the influence on him of friend and longtime Andrean (IN) High School baseball coach Dave P…
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Send us a text What if the mysteries of the deep sea hold secrets more astonishing than outer space? Join us as we navigate through the chilling notion of being alone in open water, questioning why so much focus is placed on exploring the stars when our oceans harbor so many untold stories. Recent congressional hearings have even suggested the tant…
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Send us a text Can Kansas football truly defy expectations? After three surprising victories over ranked opponents, we question whether the Jayhawks are genuinely on the rise or simply capitalizing on luck. We engage in a lively debate on their potential turnaround and explore the Big 12's thrilling unpredictability. Meanwhile, BYU's recent struggl…
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Justin Gainey, Associate Head Coach for Tennessee Vols Men’s Basketball, visits with Says Who Sports to discuss the program’s Elite Eight run last season, the ingredients that make the SEC what he believes is the toughest conference in the country, the powerful life lessons he continues to learn from mentor and Vols’ Coach Rick Barnes, the influenc…
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