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Hey everybody, I’m Brian Clapp VP of Content and Engaged Learning for WorkInSports.com and this is the Work in Sports podcast!
Alright, a quick recap of the past few weeks shows -- they’ve been awesome. If you haven’t listened go back and check out:
* Raleigh Anne Gray, CEO of Must Love Sports and Senior Director of Athlete Exchange for Wasserman* Melissa Silberman, Atlanta hawks Director of Partnership Activation * Ameena Soliman, Player Personnel Coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles* Neeta Sreekanth COO of INFLCR
I just noticed that it’s been ladies’ night on the Work In Sports podcast for the last month-- love that! It wasn’t even intentional!
Coming up this week is Kevin Brown, Director of Community Relations for the Detroit Red Wings and Director of the Detroit Red Wings Foundation -- super cool guy, I learned a lot about the power of community relations from our conversation. I know you will like it.
We’re also getting all of our fall semester sports curriculums up and running -- for those of you who don’t know, we have an online Sports Career Game Plan program with over 120 pages of content, 30+ videos, downloadable worksheets and audio files and more.
Our program is being used by Grand Canyon University, University of Florida, Ball State, University of Findlay, Fontbonne University, Dubuque University, and many more.
If you are a professor listening, this program is available to you -- it teaches the strategies and tactics to get hired in sports. Period. From the feedback we’ve received from students, it’s life-changing.
If you are interested in learning more or seeing a demo -- email me - b clapp at work in sports dot come.
If you are a student -- push your professor to learn more about our program. Your goal is to get a job after college, and we’ll teach you how.
Alright on to today.
Before we get into today’s question - I have a request for all of you. I need more podcasts to listen to, personally.
Now, here are the rules:
* I don’t need more sports podcasts, I have plenty of those and I know what I like. * I need more podcasts for when I’m not listening to sports. * I don’t need political podcasts, I have a few I listen to and respect, and I’m well covered there. * I really really like well-produced professional podcasts that tell a story over a 6-10 episode arc. * Examples: Winds of Change, The Clearing, The Catch and Kill podcast..and the granddaddy Serial.* If you have any interview-style shows, like mine but not necessarily related to sports or sports careers, let me know those too...I’m always trying to improve my questioning and techniques.
I’m looking for more smart, insightful podcasts so if you have a suggestion that hooked you - please let me know. I’m a content junkie, and I like to learn.
Jump over to our private Facebook group, by searching for the Work In Sports podcast on Facebook - answer a few questions so I...
Hey everybody, I’m Brian Clapp VP of Content and Engaged Learning for WorkInSports.com and this is the Work in Sports podcast!
Alright, a quick recap of the past few weeks shows -- they’ve been awesome. If you haven’t listened go back and check out:
* Raleigh Anne Gray, CEO of Must Love Sports and Senior Director of Athlete Exchange for Wasserman* Melissa Silberman, Atlanta hawks Director of Partnership Activation * Ameena Soliman, Player Personnel Coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles* Neeta Sreekanth COO of INFLCR
I just noticed that it’s been ladies’ night on the Work In Sports podcast for the last month-- love that! It wasn’t even intentional!
Coming up this week is Kevin Brown, Director of Community Relations for the Detroit Red Wings and Director of the Detroit Red Wings Foundation -- super cool guy, I learned a lot about the power of community relations from our conversation. I know you will like it.
We’re also getting all of our fall semester sports curriculums up and running -- for those of you who don’t know, we have an online Sports Career Game Plan program with over 120 pages of content, 30+ videos, downloadable worksheets and audio files and more.
Our program is being used by Grand Canyon University, University of Florida, Ball State, University of Findlay, Fontbonne University, Dubuque University, and many more.
If you are a professor listening, this program is available to you -- it teaches the strategies and tactics to get hired in sports. Period. From the feedback we’ve received from students, it’s life-changing.
If you are interested in learning more or seeing a demo -- email me - b clapp at work in sports dot come.
If you are a student -- push your professor to learn more about our program. Your goal is to get a job after college, and we’ll teach you how.
Alright on to today.
Before we get into today’s question - I have a request for all of you. I need more podcasts to listen to, personally.
Now, here are the rules:
* I don’t need more sports podcasts, I have plenty of those and I know what I like. * I need more podcasts for when I’m not listening to sports. * I don’t need political podcasts, I have a few I listen to and respect, and I’m well covered there. * I really really like well-produced professional podcasts that tell a story over a 6-10 episode arc. * Examples: Winds of Change, The Clearing, The Catch and Kill podcast..and the granddaddy Serial.* If you have any interview-style shows, like mine but not necessarily related to sports or sports careers, let me know those too...I’m always trying to improve my questioning and techniques.
I’m looking for more smart, insightful podcasts so if you have a suggestion that hooked you - please let me know. I’m a content junkie, and I like to learn.
Jump over to our private Facebook group, by searching for the Work In Sports podcast on Facebook - answer a few questions so I...
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