"The best part of getting a new job is as you're doing it every day, you're going to get better, no matter what, because you're getting more reps" - Caly Mascitti.

Carly Mascitti (@WHEC_CMascitti) is the Sports Anchor/Reporter at WEHC-TV, an NBC affiliate at Rochester, NY. 

She describes herself as one of the "few lucky ones" that know what career they'll pursue after graduation; she always knew she wanted to be a TV reporter. Carly worked in the local TV station WMBB-TV in the Florida Panhandle, where she covered the devastating category 5 storm Hurricane Michael in 2018. 

The experienced anchor and reporter also worked behind the scenes, traveling with the casting department, and later with the contestant department at the NBC's show The Voice, in 2015.

Carly believes that behind the scenes experience makes the work in front of the cameras easier. In her own words: "It helps you understand better everyone else's job around you." 

She was born in Philadelphia and graduated from Temple University in 2016. Carly covered sports in Europe and across the United States; her sports coverage includes NHL, NFL, MLB, NCAA, NLL, and more. 

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In this episode, I talk with Laine Higgins, a sports reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She described the intimidating experience of getting into a locker room for the first time at the age of 18; what are, according to her, the two ways of watching sports; the importance of having a strong portfolio, and much more, in a fascinating conversation. If you enjoyed the show, please leave us a five-star iTunes review. 

Today I spoke with the inspiring Jael Rucker, ESPN 3, and ESPN + sideline. We talked about how internships helped her build her way into the industry and deal with the side roles. The College Basketball reporter highlighted the importance of having connections and loving the game: "know the game, love the game; otherwise, it'll feel like work." If you enjoyed the show, please leave us a five-star iTunes review. 

In today's episode, EJ Kusnyer, former professional basketball player, walks us through the path of becoming an NBA agent. The co-founder of Beyond Athlete Management, and a certified NBPA Agent, explains why 60% of the accredited agents don't represent a single NBA player. Kusnyer, who represented himself in his last years as a player in Europe, shares his particular way to approach the profession in an industry that concentrates a quarter of the players in the hands of 9 agents. If you enjoyed the show, please leave us a five-star iTunes review. 

Today I speak with the former Global Sports Marketing Leader at Nike, Dale Allen. The former three-time NAIA All-American basketball player shared with me the four attributes he considers essential to have a successful career in the sports industry. In a conversation full of words of encouragement, the former marketing director for the Brand Jordan, narrates the story of how he decided to build his career outside the basketball courts, and why. If you enjoyed the show, please leave us a five-star iTunes review.

In this session of the Sports Intern Show Podcast, I speak with Henry Palattella, a Sports Journalist who shares his story of getting started in the sports industry. We discuss the essential steps to creating a sports career. If you enjoyed the show, please us a five- star iTunes review. 

This MLB writer graduated from USC, writing about sports throughout high school and college. Rhett focused on water polo, women’s tennis, college football and finally landed a college internship with MLB covering the LA Angels. We talked about staying open to opportunity, diversifying your portfolio, paid vs unpaid internships, and seeking out mentors in your industry. If you enjoyed the show, please us a five- star iTunes review. 

Jacob Wolf, an ESPN Esports reporter, shares his story and thoughts on how young college grads can enter the sports industry. If you enjoyed the show, please leave us a five- star iTunes review. 

Joon Lee, a staff writer from ESPN, shares insight into getting a job in the sports industry. If you enjoyed the show, please us a five- star iTunes review. 

Upon graduation, it's time for you to enter the job market. For some, it's easier than others, but it can be an adventure for young sports professionals. Listen as I interview Shreyas Laddha (recent UGA. Grad) as he share's his journey into the sports marketplace. If you enjoyed the show, please leave us a five- star iTunes review.