Off The Track Podcast

Off The Track Podcast

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Off The Track Podcast episodes

  • Disappointed, Not Surprised
    Eric, Daniel, and John react to the recent developments in the Breonna Taylor case. We share our frustration as we see these instances be repeated over and over again. We also touch on the importance of voting.
    1 hr
  • A Little Bit of Everything
    We discuss a little bit of everything in this episode(hence the title). We talk about the latest COVID19 news on campus and around the country, the NBA & NFL recent stance in the wake of the events in Kenosha, WI, and we provide our NFL season predictions.
    1 hr 27 min
  • When Will Society Get It?
    We are back for a firey episode to discuss the Jacob Blake shooting and unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin. We talk about the response from the NBA and the other sports leagues in the wake of the shootings. We also touch on Hurricane Laura and the California wildfires.
    1 hr 8 min
  • Coaching & Parenting through COVID ft. Coach Nick Newman
    Our very own Jumps/Multi-Event Coach, Nick Newman, joins the show to share his journey from the UK to Los Angeles. He also gives his insight into how life is coaching athletes and being a father of two during the Pandemic. Other Topics - NBA Bubble,Greatest NBA Players of All-Time, Racial Injustice
    1 hr 21 min
  • Cultural Appropriation
    Eric, John, Drob, and Abby discuss cultural appropriation in America. They tackle appropriation vs. appreciation, impact vs. intent, and how the public can refrain from appropriation.Other topics: Voting, Making the most out of opportunities, Coronavirus.
    1 hr 12 min
  • What Is Going On in Sports?
    Eric, John, and Drob dive deep in the trending sports events. Topics discussed: HS and Collegiate sports, Patrick Mahomes, Cam Newton, The Washington Team, NBA Bubble, etc.
    1 hr 16 min

About Off The Track Podcast

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Off The Track Podcast is a platform for USC Track & Field athletes to express their thoughts and feelings on anything and everything. We represent a community and family of different races, orientations, and people in general who have come to accept one another for who they are. It is with this in mind that we continue conversations on how to improve that in everyday society. We are not politicians, we are not life coaches, and we are not judgemental people. Who we are are people of various backgrounds and opinions who value our counterparts’ values and opinions first and foremost.