That's Just Waack

Terrin Waack is back from the Big Apple for another episode of That’s Just Waack. Brandon Owens from The Montgomery Independent also returns. The two discuss World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder's victory over mandatory challenger Dominic Breazeale last Saturday at Barclays Center. Wilder knocked Breazeale out in the first round, successfully defending his title for the ninth time. What's next?

Terrin Waack returns for another episode of That's Just Waack and welcomes Brandon Owens on the show for the first time. Both of them cover World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder -- Waack for The Tuscaloosa News, Owens for The Montgomery Independent. The two discuss Wilder's draw against Tyson Fury, what Dominic Breazeale brings to the ring and why there are three titleholders not fighting each other. Oh, and they also quickly rehash the Kentucky Derby drama.

Terrin Waack returns for another episode of That's Just Waack and welcomes Joey Chandler back on the show. Chandler, remember, is The Tuscaloosa News' prep writer. Recently, she accepted a job at the Wilmington Star News. The two talk about what she's most excited about with her new opportunity and what she'll miss most about Tuscaloosa.

Terrin Waack is back for another episode of That's Just Waack and happily welcomes Russell Branham, Talladega Superspeedway’s director of public relations and consumer marketing, on the show. Branham shares all the offers and opportunities Talladega has for its upcoming tripleheader weekend. There will be events Friday through Sunday, as the NASCAR's longest track on the Cup Series celebrates its 50th anniversary.

For his first podcast ever, Terrin Waack welcomes coworker -- correction: new boss -- Edwin Stanton on this week's episode of That's Just Waack. Stanton was recently promoted from The Tuscaloosa News' copy desk to executive sports editor. The two talk about how Stanton got to this place in his career, what he's most excited about and when he'll move from his cubicle to decorate his new office.

Terrin Waack is back from a brief hiatus thanks to Alabama football and gymnastics overlap for another episode of That's Just Waack. This week, she welcomes Kyle Rickey from the Motor Racing Network on the show to talk NASCAR. The two discuss recent attendance issues, how they got into the sport, why they enjoy it, favorite memories and more about this season.

Terrin Waack welcomes back Drew Taylor for this week's edition of That's Just Waack. Taylor joined the show earlier this year to talk about "The Bachelor" since one of the contestants is a Northport native and University of Alabama graduate. Well, that same contestant was just announced as next season's Bachelorette, so Waack and Taylor review that decision and what it means for Alabama.

Terrin Waack returns for another episode of That's Just Waack and welcomes back Tuscaloosa News preps writer Joey Chandler on the show. The two explain what it means to be a part of the Associated Press Sports Editors and break down the top 10 honors The Tuscaloosa News recently received for its 2018 content. Both Waack and Chandler were recognized.

Dave Wakeman is "The Revenue Architect," and on this week's edition of That's Just Waack, he joins Terrin Waack to pull back the curtain on the marketing side of sports and entertainment. The two get into what makes a good marketing campaign, false perceptions people have of the industry, how to sell a neon green teacup and more. Wakeman's name may sound familiar to everyday podcast listeners because he hosts Business of Fun.

Terrin Waack returns for another episode of That's Just Waack and welcomes Charles Davis on this week's show. Davis is the founder and CEO of Tailgatehouse, a sports hospitality company based in Atlanta. The two talk about what a Tailgatehouse really is, why the slogan "Just Show Up" is so perfect and where exactly the portable structure has been set up over the past year. Tailgatehouse will actually be at the Super Bowl this weekend.