In this episode we chat to Daniel Rhind from Loughborough  University about conceptualising a safety culture from a child safeguarding in sport perspective .

We discuss the article Daniel and co-authors  Frank  Owusu-Sekyere and Laura Hills published about the topic "Safeguarding culture: towards a new approach to preventing child maltreatment in sport".

In this episode we chat to Yuhei Inoue from Manchester Metropolitan University about how sport organisations can play a more active role in contributing to crisis response and recovery.

We discuss the article Yuhei and co-authors  Daniel Lock, Leah Gillooly, Richard Shipway, and Steve Swanson published about the topic "The organizational identification and well-being framework: theorizing about how sport organizations contribute to crisis response and recovery".

In this episode we chat to Wonju Lee from Louisiana State University about the relationships among co-streamer expertise, co-streamer identification, co-streaming fit, virtual interactions, and continuous watching intentions.

We discuss the article Tyreal published about the topic "Watching sports on Twitch? A study of factors influencing continuance intentions to watch Thursday Night Football co-streaming".

In this episode we chat to Wonju Lee from the University of Illinois about the influence of sport-based youth development programs on intentional self-regulation.

We discuss the article Wonju and co-authors  Gareth Jones, Moonsup Hyun, Daniel Funk, Liz Taylor, and Jon Welty Peachey published about the topic "Development and transference of intentional self-regulation through a sport-based youth development program".

In this episode we chat to Mitchell McSweeney from York  University about analysing the bicycles for development "movement" as hybrid organisations attempting to achieve development goals.

We discuss the article Mitchell and co-authors  Lyndsay Hayhurst, Brian Wilson, Emerald Bandoles, and Kelvin Leung  published about the topic "Colliding mandates of social enterprises: exploring the financial strategies, environment, and social-market tensions of bicycles-for-development organizations".

In this episode we chat to Per Svensson from Louisiana State University about the utility of employee engagement in the context of the sport for development workforce.

We discuss the article Per and co-authors  Shinhee Jeong, Brad Shuck, and Marcella Otto published about the topic "Antecedents and outcomes of employee engagement in sport for development".

In this episode we chat to Liz Taylor from Temple University about using social role theory to examine workplace behaviours within intercollegiate athletic department employees.

We discuss the article Liz and co-authors Rose Marie Ward, Matt Huml, and Lindsey Darvin  published about the topic "Examining intercollegiate athletic department employees’ workplace behaviors using latent profile analysis".

In this episode we chat to Mohsen Loghmani from Griffith University about understanding the career dynamics of elite football referees from childhood to the elite level.
 
We discuss the article Mohsen and co-authors,  Graham Cuskelly and Tom Webb  published about the topic "Examining the career dynamics of elite football referees: a unique identification profile".

In this episode we chat to Thilo Kunkel from Temple University about understanding the name, image, and likeness (NIL) value of student-athletes’ social media profiles.
 
We discuss the article Thilo and co-authors, Bradley Baker, Thomas Baker, and Jason Doyle  published about the topic "There is no nil in NIL: examining the social media value of student-athletes’ names, images, and likeness".

In this episode we chat to  Lindsey Darvin from State University of New York at Cortland about the experiences of women employees in the esports industry.

We discuss the article Lindsey and co-authors , John Holden, Janelle Wells, and Thomas Baker published about the topic "Breaking the glass monitor: examining the underrepresentation of women in esports environments".