The Dylan Dodson Show

By: Dylan Dodson
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  • Welcome to the Dylan Dodson show, where through interesting conversations and personal insights, I help you live a life that matters. I’m your host Dylan Dodson
    2024
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  • #4 Tim Donnelly - Hosting a daily sports talk radio show, how to prepare for being on air everyday, and how competitive an industry sports media can be

    #4 Tim Donnelly - Hosting a daily sports talk radio show, how to prepare for being on air everyday, and how competitive an industry sports media can be
    Sep 30 2024

    Welcome to the Dylan Dodson show, where through interesting conversations and personal insights, I help you live a life that matters.

    This episode is brought to you by The Best Minute, my very own newsletter that helps you build better habits, become more productive, and maximize your life. All in about 60 seconds per week.

    And if you want to save time, increase your focus, and become more efficient so that you can live a life that matters, be sure to check out my flagship course Shave 10 Hours Off Your Workweek.

    Tim Donnelly is the host of The Drive with Tim Donnelly on 99.9 The Fan, ESPN's local sports radio station serving the Raleigh-Durham area of North Carolina.

    Check out The Drive with Tim Donnelly on 999 The Fan on Youtube.

    In this conversation, Tim Donnelly shares insights into the world of sports media, discussing the challenges, misconceptions, and the preparation required for a successful career in sports broadcasting. We talk about his journey from being a walk-on quarterback in college to becoming to the starter to becoming a sports radio host, the impact of NIL on college athletics, and the evolving landscape of sports fandom.

    00:00 The Challenges of Sports Media 02:59 Preparation and Staying Current 09:34 The Importance of Consistency and Hard Work in Sports Media 13:39 Tim Donnelly's Journey in Sports Media 17:52 The Impact of NIL on College Athletes 19:12 Adapting to the Changing Landscape of Sports Media 20:48 Passion and Hard Work in Sports Media 29:00 The Art of Filling Airtime with Engaging Content 38:20 Building an Online Presence and Repackaging Content 46:01 Aspirations for the Future: Hosting a Morning Show and Continued Content Creation
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • #3 Jay Jennings - 43 years in broadcast journalism, interviewing Billy Graham, and covering Michael Jordan, the 1984 Olympics, NC State's 1983 championship, and more

    #3 Jay Jennings - 43 years in broadcast journalism, interviewing Billy Graham, and covering Michael Jordan, the 1984 Olympics, NC State's 1983 championship, and more
    Sep 23 2024

    Welcome to the Dylan Dodson show, where through interesting conversations and personal insights, I help you live a life that matters.

    This episode is brought to you by The Best Minute, my very own newsletter that helps you build better habits, become more productive, and maximize your life. All in about 60 seconds per week.

    And if you want to save time, increase your focus, and become more efficient so that you can live a life that matters, be sure to check out my flagship course Shave 10 Hours Off Your Workweek.

    Jay Jennings spent 43 years at WRAL-TV where he shot and edited over 100 documentaries with four different producers, covered the 1984 Olympics in LA, interviewed Billy Graham and was in Rome to cover the new pope’s installation (including a private visit to the Sistine Chapel!​), and so much more.

    00:00 Memorable Moments: NC State's Championship in 1983 05:47 Covering Michael Jordan: Witnessing Greatness 13:33 Behind the Scenes at the Olympics: A Unique Perspective 19:47 An Unexpected Encounter: Billy Graham 23:28 Inside Duke Basketball: Interactions with Coach K 27:28 The Art of Documentary Storytelling 31:56 Misconceptions About Local News Media 37:21 Adapting to Technological Changes 41:49 Living Out Faith in the Media Industry 48:05 Striving for Work-Life Balance 50:58 Success in the Media Industry
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • #2 Josh Cox - NIL in college athletics, the world of college football, and the future of college sports

    #2 Josh Cox - NIL in college athletics, the world of college football, and the future of college sports
    Sep 16 2024

    Welcome to the Dylan Dodson show, where through interesting conversations and personal insights, I help you live a life that matters.

    This episode is brought to you by The Best Minute, my very own newsletter that helps you build better habits, become more productive, and maximize your life. All in about 60 seconds per week.

    And if you want to save time, increase your focus, and become more efficient so that you can live a life that matters, be sure to check out my flagship course Shave 10 Hours Off Your Workweek.

    Josh Cox is the Director of Operations for the Durham Devils Club.

    Josh Cox on Twitter

    The Section 17 Podacst on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.

    00:00 Introduction to NIL in College Sports 05:39 The Delay in Implementing NIL 09:42 Potential Changes in Official Jerseys and Under-the-Table Payments 12:46 Desired Improvements and Regulations for NIL 16:59 The Impact of NIL on Recruiting and Player Decisions 21:44 How NIL Has Made Sports Better 25:12 The Role of Collectives in Facilitating NIL Deals 29:20 The Future of NIL and the Need for Additional Funding 29:35 Understanding Collectives and Compensation 32:06 Collective Deals vs. Individual Deals 35:52 Josh's Journey into the NIL Space 52:27 Misconceptions about College Football Athletes 55:50 The Future of College Athletics
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    1 hr and 5 mins

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