In this week’s podcast we’re joined by the host of the new Fox Sports 1 show Garbage Time with Katie Nolan… Katie Nolan. Katie has been one of the breakout stars of the first 18 months of Fox Sports 1 being a part of the original Crowd Goes Wild and then moving into her own No Filter online video series. We talk about Katie’s journey to FS1, her new show, and a lot more including…
– Her transition from blogging and writing to doing video at Guyism and how she built her own studio from How-To YouTube videos.
– How she came up with the Garbage Time name.
– The unique process of writing, editing, and producing video content and how a No Filter video comes together and what episodes Katie is most proud of putting together.
– Thoughts on Curt Schilling and dealing with Twitter trolls on a daily basis. Do we have to accept “taking the good with the bad” in social media?
– What exactly was Crowd Goes Wild? Could one even try to define it?
– Can Garbage Time succeed as a “sports version of the Daily Show” where so many have tried and failed before?
– The unique connection between Katie Nolan and the Men in Blazers and how they’ll share the same (small) studio space.
– What will distinguish Garbage Time in a very competitive timeslot and what defines success for the new show.
Garbage Time premiers Sunday March 15th at 9:30 ET. For more from Katie, follow her on Twitter @katienolan.
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