Awful Announcing
"Religion of Sports tells stories that everyone can relate to, with podcasts that are well crafted and thought-provoking. I’m delighted to join this exceptionally talented team of creators, thinkers, and storytellers."
Honnold will work as an Olympic analyst for NBC as climbing debuts next week.
No longer at ESPN, Mayne listens to and endorses several political podcasts.
Podcasts will focus on the league's greatest moments and players.
SI will be creating more podcasts under the iHeartMedia banner.
J.E. Skeets, Tas Melas, Trey Kerby, Leigh Ellis and Jason Doyle will be keeping No Dunks with The Athletic for some time to come.
Audacy's first podcast series with MLB will focus on the 2016 Chicago Cubs.
"A lot of times in sports, we don't get to talk about the support system, whether it be a wife, a girlfriend, a family member. We don't understand sometimes how much sacrifice those people put into the games. So for me, it was important to highlight those things as well and do it in a way where the player feels comfortable."
"We're looking for both intimacy and a fan's perspective. Where is the personal connection between host and subject? How are we thinking about a story or athlete in a different way?"
Dan Le Batard killed Tom Haberstroh's mother on a podcast.
a.k.a. This Is Literally All James Dolan's Fault.
Rossi's story isn't well-known by most diehard NASCAR fans or even the drivers. And NASCAR is just fine with that.
"It’s given me purpose—and there were times when I felt like I didn’t have one. And it’s made people I care about proud of me, you know? I grind through."
