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Join us on this episode of Black in Sports, we delve into the inspiring journey of Eddie McGee, a former pro football player for the Raiders who has come full circle to work with the team once again. Eddie opens up about his early days, sharing how his relentless competitive spirit helped him navigate the challenges of college football, transitioning from a quarterback to a wide receiver, and making his mark in the professional league.

Eddie's story doesn’t end on the field. He discusses the significant transition from playing football to carving out a successful career off the field. His competitive drive, which once fueled his athletic pursuits, now propels him in his role as a Brand Marketer and Producer with the Las Vegas Raiders. Eddie’s hard work and dedication have earned him multiple Emmy Awards, a testament to his talent and perseverance.

Throughout the interview, Eddie reflects on the lessons learned from his football career and how they continue to influence his professional life. One of our favorite comments was "The Game is done with you before you or done with it"! He shares other valuable insights into the importance of adaptability, teamwork, and maintaining a winning mindset, whether on the field or in the boardroom.

Tap in to hear Eddie McGee's full circle journey, from his days as a Raider player to becoming a key figure in the organization’s branding and marketing efforts. This episode is a testament to the power of determination, resilience, and the incredible potential of channeling one's competitive spirit into new arenas.


More with Eddie McGee:
IG: @ed_thaproducer 
LinkedIn: Eddie McGee
12HourGrind:
IG: @12hourtgrind 
Owner Shantae IG; @taemichelle_
 
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In this episode, we do a heat check into the significance of Juneteenth, now a federal holiday, and its impact on the sports world. Ask the question how athletes and organizations can honor this historic day, sharing stories of resilience and freedom. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on the importance of celebrating Juneteenth with meaningful actions, community engagement, and recognizing the contributions of Black athletes throughout history.

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In this compelling episode of Black in Sports, we sit down with the illustrious Steve Wyche, Senior Chief Reporter at NFL Network. With a storied career spanning over three decades, Steve has become a prominent voice in sports journalism, known for his in-depth reporting and insightful analysis. Steve shares his experiences being recruited to play football at Missouri, his decision to transfer, and his eventual graduation from the prestigious Howard University. With a journalism career spanning multiple cities and sports, Steve's stories are as diverse as they are captivating.

Join us as we delve into Steve's journey from a young journalist navigating the challenges of the industry to becoming a trailblazer working at some of the most prestigious sports networks. Steve shares his experiences covering some of the biggest stories in the NFL, his perspective on the evolution of sports media, and the importance of diversity and representation in journalism. We talk about his time at the Washington Post, where he broke the news of Michael Jordan's acquisition of the Washington Wizards. We also delve into his impactful coverage of the Atlanta Falcons and the infamous Michael Vick dogfighting scandal, and his groundbreaking reporting on Colin Kaepernick's protest, which ignited a national conversation.

This episode is packed with inspiring stories, valuable career advice, and a candid discussion on the role of Black professionals in sports media. Steve’s work extends beyond the newsroom as he actively supports HBCUs through initiatives like the Legacy Bowl and the Black Sports Business Symposium. Whether you're an aspiring journalist, a sports enthusiast, or someone passionate about diversity and inclusion, this conversation with Steve Wyche is not to be missed.

Tap in to hear Steve Wyche's remarkable story and gain insights into what it takes to succeed and thrive in the competitive world of sports journalism, featuring powerful insights from one of the most respected voices in the field.


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Vision is key in business and definitely in the sports world. In this episode of Black in Sports; we sit down with Anthony Johnson, a former high school running back out of Baltimore who transformed his passion for sports into a successful career as a sports agent. Anthony shares his incredible journey from the football field to founding Renaissance Sports Group, a boutique sports agency that represents some of the top talents in the industry.

Anthony delves into his entrepreneurial spirit and how it drove him to explore various facets of the sports world. From understanding the intricacies of athlete representation to mastering the business side of sports brand marketing, he walks us through the steps he took to build his agency from the ground up.

Listen as Anthony discusses the challenges and triumphs he faced along the way, the lessons he learned, and his vision for the rebirth/Renaissance of athlete representation. Whether you're a sports enthusiast, an aspiring agent, or someone looking for a dose of inspiration, this episode is packed with valuable insights and growth of diversity in this field.

Discover the passion that continues to drive him and Renaissance Sports Group to new heights. Tap in and "Go with the flow"


For More of Anthony Johnson:
Personal Social Media: @Antrepreneur 
Business Social: @RenSportsGroup
Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-johnson-mba/
www.RenaissanceSportsGroup.com 


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1600 Pennsylvania Avenue,  we dive deep into the longstanding tradition of sports champions visiting The White House. From its origins to its evolution over the decades, we explore why this ritual holds such significance in American culture. We'll discuss the honor and controversy that have surrounded these visits, as well as funny moments.

Join us as we examine notable instances where athletes and teams have accepted or declined invitations based on their stance towards the current sitting president. Noteworthy examples include:

Las Vegas Aces (WNBA) - Mulitple visits after their back to back WNBA Championships.

New England Patriots (NFL) - Multiple visits following their Super Bowl victories, including during the presidencies of George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump.

Golden State Warriors (NBA) - A visit after their 2015 NBA Championship win during President Barack Obama's tenure, but a decline during Donald Trump's presidency after their 2017 and 2018 championships.

Clemson Tigers (NCAA Football) - A visit in January 2019 after winning the College Football Playoff National Championship. Fast Food visit. 

Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL) - Multiple visits over the years, celebrating their Stanley Cup victories during the presidencies of George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump.

Should sports teams continue to partake in this tradition, or has its time passed? Tap in as we talk about this unique intersection of sports, politics, in "Why the Whitehouse".


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Drake vs Kendrick was in the airwaves but when Shaq released a diss track aimed at Sharpe, further mocking Sharpe's career and questioning his credibility as a sports analyst. This move added a layer of entertainment to their ongoing beef, highlighting the personal nature of their disagreement​. The beef between Shaquille O'Neal and Shannon Sharpe centers around comments Shaq made about Nikola Jokic and the 3rd MVP award in four years. During an "Inside the NBA" segment, Shaq expressed his opinion that Shai Gilgeous-Alexander "SGA" deserved the NBA's MVP award over Jokic, despite his respect for Jokic's game.

Uncle Shay "Unc" responded on his "Nightcap" podcast, suggesting that Shaq's remarks were rooted in jealousy because Jokic's multiple MVP awards highlight what Sharpe perceives as Shaq's underachievement in his career. Sharpe criticized Shaq for not maximizing his potential, arguing that Shaq could have won more MVPs and championships if he had taken his career more seriously​.

Did this overshadow the fact that Jokic's is now a 3x MVP and again not a US born player. That Shaq just Kanye West his moment. Or bigger play by media.... Tap in and let us know your thoughts on this Black in Sports episode.... "What's Beef"

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