Off The Leash Podcast
Off The Leash Podcast
Podcast Description
”Off The Leash” Podcast is a storytelling platform created by college students, for college students. Through engaging interviews, we dive into the unique upbringings and remarkable achievements of individuals across the college community. As students, we are often confined and constrained by coaches, peers, teachers, and the bigger college community. This podcast gives guests a platform to truly be ”Off The Leash,” sharing who they truly are ... (1) Confident and resilient, yet humble (2) Future focused, while grounded in their storied heritage (3) Unapologetically excellent, but still growth-oriented (4) Relentlessly driven and team-oriented.
At its core, Off The Leash is about you, the listener. Each episode, we commit to bringing you stories and inspiration from the mouths of people you may not traditionally hear from. As we continue to grow, your insight as listeners will provide the utmost value to the product week-to-week. Let us know your thoughts and questions, and reach out to tell us what you want to see in future episodes.
Thank you for being a part of the Off The Leash Family.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores the unique experiences and accomplishments of individuals within the college community, focusing on themes such as personal growth, resilience, and mental health. Episodes feature content ranging from athletic journeys like John Poulakidas' NCAA performance and David Pantelis' transition to Stanford, to discussions on balancing academics and sports, faith, and the importance of role models.
Off The Leash is the Ivy League’s favorite podcast. Hosted by Yale football players Mason Shipp and Kelvin Smith, Off The Leash brings together the best athletes, entrepreneurs, professors, and experts from the Ivy League. We educate, inspire, and entertain — through conversations that matter to today’s generation.
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Richard Kent is a sports lawyer, NIL professor, and college basketball writer.
Richard is a Phi Beta Kappa, summa cum laude graduate of Rutgers College. He attended Boston College Law School. After law school, Richard was a matrimonial litigator before transitioning to a career dedicated to sports law, teaching, and Name, Image, and Likeness.
Richard has a special interest in Ivy League sports, specifically Ivy League Basketball. He grew up near Yale University and has followed them since. Richard has written 11 books, one of which is titled “The Madness of Ivy Basketball.”
In today’s episode we discuss:
– Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) and how it pertains to the Ivy League
– Why the Ivy League does not offer scholarships
– Revenue sharing: Why did the Ivy League opt out
– NIL in the Ivy League
– The Impact of UPenn’s collective
– The future of college sports
Hope you enjoyed today’s episode. Tune in to a new episode of Off The Leash Podcast every week.
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