Today's guest is Matt Rhule head coach of the Baylor Bears Football. Before that he was the head coach at Temple where he won a ton of games.  In this episode, Coach Rhule discusses storytelling, the challenges with creating an internal agency, and how he keeps several hundred people on brand message.       

Today's guest is Jon Contino, Creative Director for Contino Studios and author of BRAND BY HAND. Jon is an independent designer and developed his own clothing brand,  In this episode, Jon breaks down identifying your own as a creative, confidence as a creative, and the journey behind his new book, BRAND BY HAND. 

Today's guest is Chris David Garcia, Founder of the MLC Connect and Creative Director for the Houston Astros. In 2014, Chris founded the MLC Connect and in the process built an amazing community.  In this episode, Chris unpacks some serious knowledge on preparing for the MLC Connect 2018 or any conference and how to get the most out it for you and your employer. You'll really enjoy this episode if you are attending the MLC Conference 2018 or any other conference this summer.      

Today’s guest is Lauren George, Director of Video Productions for Alabama Athletics and Crimson Tide Productions. Lauren is a wickedly talented storyteller and a leader at one of the top brands in all of college athletics. The topics discussed are Lauren’s transition from working on some of ESPN’s most icon shows to the  Crimson Tide Productions and her philosophy on leading a creative team and the importance of investing in digital. 

I’m going to switch it up a bit and give you a Motivational Moment. This is where actionable tips are shared that apply to your day, week, or the vision you are trying to achieve. Today Surf Melendez is talking about creating a environment where people want to be. If you like this sort of thing you will love the full feature interviews on the Sports Creatives Podcast, available where ever you listen to podcasts.

I’m going to switch it up a bit and give you a Motivational Moment. This is where actionable tips are shared that apply to your day, week, or the vision you are trying to achieve. Today Surf Melendez is talking about creating a environment where people want to be. If you like this sort of thing you will love the full feature interviews on the Sports Creatives Podcast, available where ever you listen to podcasts.

Today’s guest is Zach Swartz, Director, Creative Media & Post-Production for Ohio State Football. He is one of the most creative talented storytellers in the sports creatives game. The topics discussed are Zach’s philosophy of saying yes to as many things as possible, the art of making yourself invaluable, and handling last minute requests from coaches. Be sure to subscribe to the show!

Today's guest is Surf Melendez, Managing Director of Content and Creative for the Miami Dolphins and Hard Rock Stadium. He and his creative team produce some of the most iconic and well-branded content in the college or professional sports game.  The topics of discussion cover managing an in-house group of creatives, creating an environment where creatives are inspired and motivated, and developing a world-class creative culture within a sports brand.    

Hi everyone,   The short version is I'm starting a bi-weekly podcast called Sports Creatives Podcast. A bi-weekly show for everyone getting started in the sports creatives industry or who wants to explore more career options.    I have been working on this for a long time and it will be a big side project for 2018. I’d love for you to be part of it—and if you’re not interested yourself, I’d be grateful if you’d tell your sports creative friends and colleagues and those who inspire to join the profession.

Hi everyone,

The short version is I'm starting a bi-weekly podcast called Sports Creatives Podcast. A bi-weekly show for everyone getting started in the sports creatives industry or who wants to explore more career options.

I have been working on this for a long time and it will be a big side project for 2018. I’d love for you to be part of it—and if you’re not interested yourself, I’d be grateful if you’d tell your sports creative friends and colleagues and those who inspire to join the profession.