AEJMC Sports Communication Interest Group Podcast

AEJMC Sports Communication Interest Group Podcast
Podcast Description
This podcast features interviews with academics and journalists about the state of the sports media field, the latest research in sports communication and tips and tricks for thriving in academia and industry.
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Content Themes
The show addresses key themes in sports media including academic research in sports communication, the intersection of sports and society, and practical advice for success in sports-related careers. Episodes include discussions on career paths, like Dr. Mia Long Anderson's expertise in media research, and future trends in sports as highlighted by Dr. Brian Moritz's predictions.

This podcast features interviews with academics and journalists about the state of the sports media field, the latest research in sports communication and tips and tricks for thriving in academia and industry.
Dr. Vincent Peña, an assistant professor of sports communication at DePaul University, discusses his experiences in sports media and academia and how he’s built a robust research agenda focusing on what he considers to be the “foundational element of sports culture:” the press conference.
SHOW NOTES:
9:28: Dr. Brian Moritz Podcast Interview
16:08/19:56: Questioning Sports Journalists: Stereotypes, Work Routines, and Color-Blind Racism in Sports Press Conferences
19:32: Dr. Steve Clayman’s Press Conference Research
23:25: The “Other [Press Conference] Study”
25:12: AEJMC Draft Conference Schedule
30:30: Gregg Doyel Column on Caitlin Clark’s Introductory Press Conference
43:44: DePaul NAHJ Chapter

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