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XOXO | Women talk sports EmmaKate Few
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Through the XOXO pod we are writing the letter we wish we had to the next generation of young professionals looking to venture into the sports industry. From advice on how to present yourself professionally in a male-dominated industry, to how you even get your foot in the old boy’s club door, XOXO is a space where women can talk ball and get excited about where we are headed in the Sports Industry.
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XOXO- Football, Faith, Fitness, and Fashion | Gracie Hunt
Age is a just a number for this superstar as she already has more knowledge and insight into the sports world than people twice her age. In this episode, Gracie and I chat about navigating an unprecedented NFL season, NFL Style and Chiefs Style Lounge, her decision to pursue a Masters in Sport Management, and how growing up in a family of sports professionals shaped her into the confident leader she is today. Be sure to keep up with Gracie's adventures on her blog, https://livinggracefully.me.
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XOXO: 'Smack talk' | ft. freelance Dallas sports reporter Smacker Miles
Meet Smacker Miles. A freelance sports reporter from Baton Rouge, Louisiana thats passion and knowledge for the game is taking the Dallas sports scene by storm. From growing up in a major sports family to swimming competitively at the University of Texas, Smacker has always felt at home in the sports industry. In sharing her journey through the exciting world of sports broadcasting, she shares valuable advice on being vulnerable, knowing your strengths, and the perseverance needed to thrive in the highly competitive sports world. If you’ve wondered what life as a freelance reporter is like, this episode provides some insight into different avenues and options you have in the sports media.
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XOXO: Full-circle moments | ft. Monroe Sports Reporter Anna Jane Howell
Today I’m pumped to introduce you to my friend AJ, a proud graduate of LSU and the current Weekend Sports Anchor in Monroe, LA. Growing up in Shreveport, AJ fell in love with the sports industry during her Senior year at Calvary Baptist Academy, covering the Cavaliers run to win a state championship game. AJ keeps things real, shares honest advice on how to thrive as a young, female reporter in a male-dominated field and is a walking example of women supporting women.
XOXO,
EmmaKate