FUTRSPRT

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FUTRSPRT episodes

  • Michael Proman, Managing Director Sports Tech Tokyo/Brad Mitchell, Founder NAPSA

    Michael Proman is the managing director of Scrum Ventures and Sports tech Tokyo. He discusses how innovation in the West is being introduced in the far east. Brad Mitchell is a founder and board chairman of NAPSA which serves as a mentoring service for athletes transitioning from playing to investors and business operators. Former NFL player Marques Ogden joins us as well. https://www.napsacademy.org/ Sahil Patel from the Wall Street Journal discusses how modern audiences are curated through ESports


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    40 min
  • Dr. Duncan French, VP Perfromance UFC Performance Institute

    Dr. Duncan French is helping fighters utlize the latest in tech and training to help his athletes recover for their fights and train more efficiently. Stephen Wonderboy Thompson joins us prior to his bout at Madison Square Garden next month to talk about using modern tech to stay in his prime. Christie Aschwanden from Wired talks about the unwinnable war against head trauma in contact sports.


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    32 min
  • Nan Wang, CEO Sleeper/Eddy Lui, CEO 18 Birdies

    Nan Wang is modernizing your legacy fantasy leagues with his new platform that will revolutionize draft night and add a bunch of new features to help keep you and your friends more engaged. Eddy Lui will help you find the best deal on a great round of golf with 18 birdies.. Henry Bushnell from Yahoo Sports found out the replay founding fathers never intended this to be so confusing.


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    34 min
  • John Carter, CEO Noah Basketball

    John Carter, CEO Noah Basketball discusses the latest innovation around shot tracking as teams ramp up their data analytics. Bruce Hamburger is the Associate Head Coach at Farleigh Dickinson where mid size programs try to use video technology to keep up with the bluebloods. Eric Prisbell from Sports Business Journal talks about the MLB decision to move away from their BAMTech platform.


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    37 min
  • Hannah Kearney, US Olympian Freestyle Skiing/Dr. Markus Deutsch, CEO Fusion Sport

    Hannah Kearney is a decorated US Olympian in the discipline of freestyle skiing. She discusses new tech and how to disseminate it to athletes individually to account for emotional well being and understanding. Dr. Markus Deutsch, CEO of Fusion Sport will be with Hannah at the company's Human performance Summit in Park City Utah this month. Britt Ghiroli from the Athletic discusses, wearable, analytics learned about players and who will own that information in baseball's future.


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    31 min
  • David Gow, CEO Gow Media/Alex Alt, CEO Stack Sports

    David Gow has many media verticals including the traditional SB Nation Radio Network. We have a unique conversation about the future of media and how innovation and tech is changing the landscape Alex Alt is helping parents, leagues and coaches streamline the sign up process for youth teams around the country Kerry Flynn from CNN reports on Amazon's investment in the New York Yankees TV home, the Yes Network.


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    48 min
  • Donny White, CEO Satisfi Labs/Matt Day, Digital marketing Spalding

    Donny White has a background in financial markets and is bringing his knowledge and AI specialty to sports teams and stadiums which is turn look to serve fans better. Matt Day is part of the new school thinking at basketball maker Spalding as the ball itself evolves, the company is looking at learning more about your basketball lifespan. Hallie Grossman from ESPN profiles the Ivy league team who doesn't believe that tackling helps prepare you to play football.


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    45 min
  • Mark Floreani, CEO FloSports/Zach Klima, CEO WaitTime

    Mark Floreani has been building FloSports for a decade and it paid off with a major content contract with the Colonial Athletic Association. He describes the roots of the company and where consumption is going. Zach Klima is fixing a problem in stadiums helping fans navigate long wait times on concourses but as you'll hear, the data he is learning about behavior helps teams provide what fans truly want Greg Auman from the Athletic discusses the modern tech with the TB Buccaneers.


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    42 min
  • Micky Lawler, President Womens Tennis Association

    WTA President Micky Lawler discusses the digital wave in the sport as it continues to spread around the globe. How the tennis broadcasts may look in the future and what life without the Williams sisters will be like. Plus, Diamond Leung from the Athletic talks about the recent NBA players summit in Toronto on investing in tech and Louise Radnofsky from the Wall Street Journal talks about the AI that will change how Olympic gymnastics will be judged.


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    37 min
  • Nik Bonaddio, Chief Product Officer Fanduel

    Nik Bonaddio joins Bram for an interesting conversation about where daily fantasy sports behemoth Fanduel is going in the wake of the legalization of sports gambling plus what users can expect from daily fantasy gaming itself. Jeff Beer from Fast Company profiles Homecourt, an user driven app that hopes to find the stars of tomorrow on the playgrounds of today Josh Peter of USA Today went to Washington to find out if the MLB baseballs are actually juiced.


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    43 min

About FUTRSPRT

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Host Bram Weinstein interviews sports and tech industry leaders to discuss the modernization of the sports experience from branding, team building, connectivity to fans and content creation.