The Thinking Behind Steph Curry’s New Chinese Sneaker Deal
In this episode of The Sportacast, hosts Scott Soschnick and Eben Novy‑Williams dissect Steph Curry’s landmark 10‑year partnership with Chinese sportswear giant Li Ning, exploring how the deal mirrors the Jordan‑Nike model and aims to build a dual‑market brand in the U.S. and China. They highlight Curry’s deep ties to China, the strategic advantage of aligning with a domestic brand amid growing anti‑Western sentiment, and Li Ning’s rapid rise to potentially outsell Nike in the Chinese market. Guest insights from former NBA China executive Derek Chang underscore the importance of on‑the‑ground relationship‑building and the geopolitical risks that can abruptly impact sports business ventures.
Stanley Cup, NBA Finals Highlight Major June for ABC; Rebecca Lowe Previews the World Cup
The episode recaps June’s sports marquee events, highlighting the high‑scoring Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Carolina Hurricanes and Vegas Golden Knights and previewing the NBA Finals showdown between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs, with...
A Conversation with Deion Sanders on NFL Coaching Rumors, CFP Expansion & More
In this nine‑minute interview, NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, head coach of the University of Colorado Buffaloes, discusses his Men’s Health Month partnership with Depend, the booming college‑football playoff expansion debate, and his vision for Colorado’s upcoming season. He advocates...
A Conversation With Allyson Felix, 7-Time Olympic Gold Medalist Turned Investor,
In this episode, 11‑time Olympic medalist Allyson Felix discusses her role on the LA28 IOC Athletes Commission, the impact of hosting the Olympics in Los Angeles, and how athletes can leverage their platforms beyond traditional endorsements. She explains the mission...
Inside the "New Media Landscape" Of Sports with Kofie Yeboah
In this episode, host and independent sports creator Kofi Yeboah discusses how the rise of new media platforms has democratized sports journalism, offering multiple pathways beyond traditional broadcast routes. He explains his content strategy—focusing on deep‑dive, evergreen videos that blend...
Mark Cuban Explains The Business of Owning an NBA Team
In this episode, Mark Cuban discusses the business realities of owning an NBA franchise, explaining why he sold his majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks and how private‑equity investors are reshaping team valuations. He highlights the importance of arena‑adjacent real‑estate...
Caitlin Clark and the Women’s Sports Gold Rush | In the Game
In this episode of In the Game, hosts Marcus, Paola Flores‑Marquez, and Ethan Kramer‑Fla dissect the "Caitlin Clark effect"—the massive economic and cultural boost the Indiana Fever star has brought to the WNBA. They examine how her rookie season drove...
SBJ Morning Buzzcast: May 19, 2026
The SBJ Morning Buzzcast covered the latest sports tech awards, highlighting winners like Rising Woman of the Year Daryl Pierce, NBA Tech Executive Chris Pignarco, and OneCourt, which took home Sports Technology of the Year. Hosts discussed upcoming Tech Week...
Knicks, Rangers Spinoff Inches Closer to Reality
In this episode of The Sportacast, hosts Scott Zosnick and Eben Novy‑Williams dissect MSG Sports' plan to spin off the New York Rangers into a separate publicly traded company, while keeping the Knicks under the existing umbrella. They explain that...
Knicks Playoff Economics / World Cup Ticket Drama
In this episode of The Sportacast, Scott Soschnick and Evan Novy‑Williams dissect the financial windfall the New York Knicks stand to earn from their deep playoff run, noting that a regular‑season game generates about $4 million in ticket revenue, which can...
SBJ Morning Buzzcast: May 7, 2026
The May 7, 2026 SBJ Morning Buzzcast covered several key sports business developments, including the legacy of Ted Turner’s pioneering vertical integration of teams and broadcast networks, the launch of a new Professional Women’s Hockey League franchise in Detroit, and...
The Run for the Roses Racks up a Big Audience; Comcast and Disney Have an NFL Network Stare Down; the...
The episode covers three main topics: the record‑breaking TV audience for the Kentucky Derby and the impact of Nielsen’s new big‑data measurement, Amazon Prime Video’s expansion into college basketball streaming rights, and the ongoing carriage dispute between Disney/ESPN and Comcast...
WNBA Valuations / MLS Development League Overhaul
The episode dives into the rapid rise in WNBA franchise valuations, highlighting average team worth of $427 million and the impact of new media deals, labor peace, and star players like Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark. Hosts discuss the league’s unique...
Game 7s, Duke's Prime Video Deal, and a Conversation with Northwestern's J.A. Adande
In this episode of Sports Media Watch, hosts John Lewis and Armand Brody discuss the shifting landscape of sports broadcasting, from the decline of traditional studio shows to the rise of streaming and podcast platforms, highlighted by a conversation with...
1977: Ask Farnoosh: How Much Should We Pay for College? Plus: Her Investments Went Missing
In this episode Farnoosh Torabi tackles the looming decision of college costs, urging listeners to treat college choice as their first major financial decision and to weigh return on investment. She shares a cautionary story about a woman whose investment...