Djamel Agaoua has 1 billion users of his technology worldwide and is helping teams like the Golden State Warriors connect fans who are local to the Bay Area with [passionate groups as far away as the Phillipines. Brandon Costa from Sports Video Group discusses an early winner of sports gambling content and Brooks Kubena takes you into the LSU Football weight room where training is modernizing.

Milton Lee, CEO of Keemotion discusses their technology that allows for intelligent content capture. He discusses how this will alter the production landscape, how this works with platform providers and what the future is in dealing with natural environments. Also, Eno Sarris from the Athletic discusses the reason MLB changed their tracking system provider and Kendall baker from Axios shares why NASDAQ may become the tech provider for sports gambling platforms.

Ian Bradley discusses the proliferation of betting in America as states ratify new laws and platforms vie for contracts. Plus Ian talks about lessons from the European markets on how to optimize customer experience and safety. Ed Barkowitz from Philly.com discusses the winner of the mobile gaming contract in Philadelphia and it is a surprise. Plus Emily Caron from Si.com profiles Paul Rabil as the lacrosse star/entrepreneur launched his new pro lacrosse league.

Alex Beckman and Kalin Stanojev discuss the NHL chatbot created just in time for the Stanley Cup Playoffs and the other ways Game On intends to alter the engagement of sports fans and leagues. They also discuss the future of gambling and fantasy within these applications. Noah Frank from WTOP in Washington DC talks about the state of the mobile gaming launch in the nation's capital and Eben Novy Williams of Bloomberg weighs in on Nike's futuristic solution to sizing your feet.

The conversation started as an introduction to the Syncthink technology that helps treat head injury but morphed into the other potential uses including working with kids to help curb learning disabilities and ADD.. Plus, Kevin Kleps discusses the Indians use of Clear security methods to help fans get into Indians games quicker and Matt Foley from Ozy discusses how teams are tracking their fans interests.

We take a deep dive into sports content capture and dissemination with Dave Shapiro from Pixellot and Aviv Arnon, co-founder of WSC Sports technologies. Pixellot is producing broadcasts for a variety of lower tier sports leagues and scholastic programs by using technologies that involves less human interaction. WSC is automating the capture of high profile content worldwide.

Chase Minnifield is in studio to discuss the transition from NFL player to start up entrepreneur. He was recently put on the Forbes 30 under 30 list. Also, writer and former Deadspin founder Will Leitch joins Bram for a discussion about whether too much tech added to sports broadcasts can ruin the interactive experience of being a fan.

NBA and NCAA champ Rip Hamilton joins the pod to discus his role as analyst for the virtual reality broadcast of the NBA's Eastern Conference finals powered by Intel Sports. The genesis of the tech and broadcast is discussed in depth with Intel Sports managing director David Aufhauser. Plus Dom Amore from the Hartford Courant joins us to discuss Rip's alma mater UCONN and their implementation of the Noah basketball system and Greg Madia on the landmark CAA/FloSports deal

In this bonus pod, Bram speaks with the CEO and COO of Pocket Radar, the radar device that helps coaches, scouts and athletes get real time data once monopolized by the professionals. Also, Jim Huether CEO of Hyperice discusses how vibration technology is being used to help heal athletic injuries quicker and more efficiently

David Schwab discusses how brands and athletes are interacting in this new environment of management. The choices go beyond simple endorsement opportunities to venture capitalism and strategic partnership. Scott Mebus, VP of Entertainment at INC and Fast Company joins us to discuss a visit to Gatorade's Sports Science Lab and Rich Ryman from the Green Bay Gazette profiles the start up world in Green Bay Wisconsin known as Titletown tech..