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In this episode, I welcome Dr. Katie Lever, who is a former D-1 athlete and superb editor/freelance sports writer whose work has appeared in Global Sport Matters, Sportico, Extra Points, Forbes, and many other outlets. She is also the award-winning author… Read More »TPOS Podcast Episode 33 – Dr. Katie Lever – (“The Insightful College Sports Researcher”)
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In this episode, I speak with Jenny Haskel, who is the Knowledge & Insights Lead for Deloitte Sports Business Group, where she works to give organizations a competitive edge in the sports market. Jenny was a standout college soccer player at Northwestern University, and… Read More »TPOS Podcast Episode 32 – Jenny Haskel – (“The College Soccer Player Turned Insightful Sports Business Lead”)
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In this episode, we speak to Dr. Donna Lopiano, who is one of the greatest softball players of all time, a trailblazing athletic director and a world-renowned advocate for gender equity in sport. She is also the founder of Sport Management… Read More »TPOS Podcast Episode 31 – Donna Lopiano – (“The indefatigable Champion For Equity in Sports”)
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In this episode, our guest is Pat Burda, who is an extremely successful amateur golfer as well as a recovering alcoholic. Pat was born and raised in Modesto, California, played collegiately at Stanislaus State, is a two time Del Rio Country Club Champion and the… Read More »TPOS Podcast Episode 30 – Pat Burda – (“The Always-Improving Scratch Golfer”)
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In this episode we speak to Bill Carter, who is a name, image and likeness consultant, analyst, educator, and speaker. Bill runs Student Athlete Insights and is a NIL Columnist for Sports Business Journal. He alsoteaches NIL in College Sports at the University of Vermont’s… Read More »TPOS Podcast Episode 27 – Bill Carter – (“The Enterprising NIL Analyst”)
I decided to become a coach after following the legendary college basketball coach Tara Vanderveer in action for one season. Vanderveer was already a household name by the time I first entered Maples Pavilion to observe her Stanford University practices, but I… Read More »Why I Became a Coach
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In this episode, we speak to Kenneth P. Vogel about sports gambling in the US today. Vogel is a reporter in the Washington bureau of The New York Times, where he covers the intersection of money, influence and politics. He has… Read More »TPOS Podcast Episode 26 – Kenneth P. Vogel – (“The Intrepid Sports Gambling Reporter’”)
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In this episode, we speak to Len Simon, Esq., who is an avid sports fan, successful sports lawyer, and sagacious law professor. Simon has represented a range of sportspeople in a series of fascinating legal cases, including the superstar soccer… Read More »TPOS Podcast Episode 24 – Len Simon, Esq. – (“The Sagacious ‘Sports and Law Guy’”)
This article, which is based upon long-term fieldwork observations of a revenue- generating National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I women’s college basketball team, proposes concrete and specific reforms that would more sufficiently compensate the professional role revenue-generating college athletes… Read More »“The Centerpiece of College Athletics:” Prioritizing Education in the College Sports Reform Movement – Journal of Intercollegiate Sport, 2022, 15(1): 28-51.
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In today’s episode, we speak to Professor Kirsten Hextrum, the author of the recently published Special Admission: How College Sports Recruitment Favors White Suburban Athletes, and an assistant professor at the University of Oklahoma. Dr. Hextrum is also a former NCAA Division I two-time… Read More »TPOS Podcast Episode 18 – Kirsten Hextrum (“The Critical Theorist of The Level Playing Field Myth”)
