No Longer Credentialed
No Longer Credentialed
Podcast Description
Sports broke us. So we made a podcast instead of going to therapy.
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The podcast covers a variety of contemporary sports topics, such as the implications of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) agreements on viewing habits, social media behaviors within the sports community, and the emotional aspects of loyalty in sports. Specific episodes include a discussion on jersey retirements and future episode plans to rank the least desirable jobs in the sports industry.
Sports broke us. So we made a podcast instead of going to therapy.
In this inaugural episode of No Longer Credentialed, longtime sports insiders Brandon Barca and Andy Boggs go through their Quick Hitters, including Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter’s jersey retirements (2:40), NIL madness and how it’s affected our viewing habits and the way we look at sports (8:06), as well as social media do’s and don’ts, with most places still concentrating on the don’ts (26:54). You’ll also learn about our sponsors for the show (35:28) and get a heartfelt rant from Barca on loyalty, or the lack thereof, in the sports space (36:19).
This episode was produced and written by Brandon Barca and Andy Boggs.
Next week, we rank the suckiest jobs in sports. You won’t want to miss it.
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