Radio Influence

Our guest this week is Sarah Axelson, Sr. Director of Advocacy at the Women’s Sports Foundation. Sarah was an athlete all through college and wasn’t quite sure what to do near graduation when she was alerted to an internship by a friend. She’s been with WSF ever since. She talks about her career but also talk a lot about what WSF does and how people can get involved. Two things Bobbi-Sue and Sarah talk about in depth are National Girls & Women in Sports Day and the newly announced Scott Pioli and Family Fund for Women Football Coaches and Scouts.

This week’s episode is presented by the Arizona Office of Tourism. This Spring, follow your favorite baseball teams to Arizona for Cactus League Spring Training, Amazing weather and landscapes, exciting outdoor adventure, incredible food – Arizona is the perfect home base for baseball fans. Plan your spring training getaway at VisitArizona.com/SpringTraining.

You can follow the podcast on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram at @LTPFPod or check out the website at LTPFPod.com. Bobbi-Sue can be found on Twitter at @BobbiSue. Please send us your comments and thoughts. You can also email us at [email protected].

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This week on Beyond The Badge, law enforcement analyst Vincent Hill discuss the latest suicide of a Chicago Police Officer, Sgt. Lori Rice, who was found dead inside her car near her home Saturday evening. The official report is self-inflicted gunshot wound. What is going on in Chicago and their high rate of suicides by police?  Police officers and law enforcement see things on a daily basis that effect them mentally. It’s time they know it’s OK to seek mental health without being judged.

Also, Vincent focuses heavily on the alleged “racial attack” on actor Jussie Smollett in Chicago last week. Vincent delves into why the facts and evidence of the case, which suggest the attack NEVER happened. What happens next and what should be done by Chicago police?

Vincent shares his thoughts on this week’s episode of Beyond The Badge!

 

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The most detailed Film Room breakdown of the Super Bowl that you will find anywhere, veteran scout/coach Chris Landry tells you the strategy that Patriots head coach Bill Belichick employed that caused the Rams so much trouble and what the Rams did defensively to cause some problems for the Patriots. Become smarter by listening to Belichick protégé Chris Landry break it down.

Chris also gets you ready for National Signing Day #2 this week.

All this and more with Chris on today’s Landry Football Podcast.

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Novak Djokovic is the king of men’s tennis after his victory at the Australian Open, and few people do a better job of covering Novak Djokovic than Saša Ozmo of SportKlub in Serbia. Tennis With An Accent welcomes Saša back to our podcast. 

Saša speaks with Saqib Ali about Djokovic and various other ATP topics in this show. Saša originally joined the TWAA podcast last June during Roland Garros. A lot has changed since then — for Djokovic and the ATP Tour as a whole. It is a great time to gain fresh insights on Djokovic during another ascendant period in a luminous and iconic career.

The conversation starts with a few brief notes about topics other than Djokovic and his Australian Open championship. Saša discusses Serbia’s win in the preliminary round of the new Davis Cup (informally known as the Pique Cup). What will this event look like? What are the important questions the Pique Cup must address in order to establish itself as a respected and durable event in the larger framework of global tennis? How do the questions surrounding the Pique Cup relate to the ATP Cup which will debut in 2020?

The discussion then shifts to Djokovic’s championship in Melbourne. Just how great did Djokovic play in the final against Rafael Nadal? Would anyone have beaten Djokovic on that night, given Nole’s level of form? 

Saša explains how the 2019 Australian Open differed from the 2018 U.S. Open. He also offers an early assessment of how Djokovic’s form will exist heading into the clay season and especially Paris for the French Open. He shares what head coach Marian Vajda will do with Djokovic when clay season arrives. 

The conversation then moves to a broader, big-picture focus by looking at the other members of the Big 3. Saša discusses the level of form Roger Federer displayed in Australia, and what he expects from Federer in the Swiss’s return to clay-court tennis this spring. The analysis of Federer segues into a side conversation about the status of the man who beat Fed in Australia, Stefanos Tsitsipas. How much of the Fed-Tsitsipas match was due to Federer’s failures, and how much of it was due to Tsitsipas’s bold play?

Tsitsipas was demolished in the Australian Open semifinals by Rafael Nadal. The show continues with Saša’s analysis of Djokovic’s chief competitor for the French Open title. What has changed about Nadal’s serve? What is his new focus under head coach Carlos Moya. Saša talked to Moya in Australia, and he shares more about Nadal’s adjusted approach. 

How is Nadal likely to perform in Paris? The big question: Should Nadal or Djokovic be viewed as the Roland Garros favorite? You know you want insights on that question, and Saša provides his own perspective, digging into the decade-long history of “Rafole” on the ATP Tour and at major tournaments. Get the history and context of the Nadal-Djokovic rivalry which will continue to be a central aspect of the 2019 tennis season and its supreme dramas.

What separates Nadal from the rest of Djokovic’s opponents in terms of how Djokovic mentally approaches each match he plays? Saša answers that question with great depth of detail and profound historical awareness.

There is more to tennis than the Big 3, and as this conversation concludes, Saša also offers commentary on Alexander Zverev. Is this a career whose trajectory offers cause for genuine concern, or is Zverev in a fundamentally good position which deserves patience from tennis fans? Saša also mentions Karen Khachanov, Denis Shapovalov, Grigor Dimitrov,

Less than 24 hours into his First Day Out. Tampa native Tae Bae Bae sits down with DJ Ekin on the debut episode of Southern Hospitality to discuss everything from how it feels to be back on the music scene, being a “wanted man” while having one of the biggest records out, that collab with Wale, his love for his hometown Tampa Bay and why Lebron James is the best to ever do it! Ain’t nothing safe!

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On this episode of Forking Around Town, Tracy Guida features a Tampa favorite, The Little Donut House. Owner Katie Schab shares how they got their start, some of the changes they made as they have been growing, and their plans for the future.

If you have a sweet tooth and need to have some donuts in your life, this is the episode for you!

The Little Donut House in Tampa is located at 4048 Kennedy Ave or you can call (813) 769-9209.

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This week, The Krusher looks back on the Super Bowl and the NFL season to see what we can learn and take away from the sports great players, leaders, and franchises. He also looks back to the start of the NFL season to revisit the Krush teams to watch from the start of the season (two of them were battling it out for the NFL Championship).

Why are the Patriots are so damn good?!

Love them or hate them you have to RESPECT them!! There is plenty to learn from this organization.

And Krush asks an important question:

“Are we destroying more talent than we are creating?”

Looking at developmental sport, there are growing concerns revolving around, drop-out rates, injuries and burnout.

Do you agree with him? Let him know your thoughts.

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Until next week, go get better!

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The NFL season wrapped up on Sunday evening in Atlanta with the New England Patriots winning Super Bowl LIII with a 13-3 win over the Los Angeles Rams and former NFL offensive lineman Ian Beckles recaps the game on this episode of “In The Trenches.”

Find out why Ian says the game was painful to watch, his thoughts on the halftime show and he answers listener questions about the game and various topics related to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

All of that and more on this edition of “In The Trenches” and if you have a question for next week’s episode, send an email to Ian ([email protected]). 

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On this episode of the Uncorked Media Podcast, Tracy Guida shares some tips for creating a beautiful work environment for set yourself up for success. She also shares her plan for reading a book a week and will be discussing the books she reads on each episode. 

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This week on Sitting Ringside, David Penzer is joined by wrestling legend “Dirty” Dutch Mantell, though some of you may know him as Zeb Coulter from the WWE. This is a guy who has literally done everything there is to do in the wrestling business. Having started his in ring career in 1972, Dutch has worked with some of the biggest names in history and is one of the greatest storytellers of all time.

David and Dutch talk about how Dutch got his start in the business, how TV really put the wrestling business on the map, the importance of the history of the industry and the best ways to learn the ins and outs, the creation of the Zeb Coulter character in the WWE, Jerry Lawler/Andy Kaufman, Dusty Rhodes, his time in WWE and Impact Wrestling, a great story about meeting Donald Trump, and so much more.

Dutch’s storytelling will keep on the edge of your seat. This isn’t an episode to miss.

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