A podcast where we talk about sharks? Maybe. . . Plus some talk about how student-athletes and sport professionals obsess over level, being a new mother in the profession, and the differences of being in a conference office versus a university office. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast.

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We turn our attention to the northwest and a guy whose first sports reporting assignment for a newspaper at age sixteen was to interview the Boston Celtics Head Coach. Gregor will take us through the feelings of "what do I do now?" after your internship or contract has ended, how to run your own media day, social media and more! Follow us @sportsinfocast.

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We return to the Lone Star State with a guest who has moved up from his first job at Angelo State and Texas A&M-Kingsville to his current role at Texas State. We talk a lot about the value of trying different roles in the department, having the career talk with your family, and why (in some cases) someone with a smaller division experience might be more qualified for larger positions. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast.

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I'm sure we've all just wanted to say, "Just give me the job" in our job searches. So far I've only talked to one person on this show who actually said it and it's Paul. Rooting himself at Arkansas Tech, Paul and I will discuss how to be more assertive, being selective in opportunities, and crisis communication among other things. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast.

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Your votes have been tallied, now let's meet the 2019 class.

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We are joined today by a long time listener from Pepperdine in Roger Horne, a 13-year veteran of the Waves department. We talk about moving around, growing up as a stats guy, starting your own podcast, and more! Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast.

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We're back after a break to catch up with Amanda Radtke to talk about being a parent in the profession, when and how to impliment change in your new or current department, and the difficulty of transitioning through the divisions. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast

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The Clemson grad will give you the play-by-play, rollercoaster of emotions that was the Wofford Terriers upset over North Carolina a few short years ago as she speaks on climbing the latter during her undergrad days at Clemson before getting the full experience of life at a small college before ultimately ending up at her new position with the SoCon. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast

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If you were ever wondering while staring at your TV screen on any given Tuesday in November just what the College Football Playoff communications office is doing then this is the place to find out. Katie grew up in the Mountain West and worked in the conference office for a while before making the switch to her new role in Dallas with one of college sport's most prestigious organizations. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast.

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We hit August with Dave Albrecht, the man who hung on to an interview with us for FOUR MONTHS to talk about his recent move from the NAIA ranks to his new spot at Division II and the trials and tribulations that you, or someone you know, may be going through in the job search process. Follow us on social media @sportsinfocast

Follow Dave on Twitter: @Winona_SIDave