The Joe Pomp Show

This podcast dives into the launch of the Golden State Valkyries, the WNBA's latest expansion team backed by NBA powerhouses Joe Lacob and Peter Guber. Discover how they're leveraging the Warriors' impressive $9.4 billion infrastructure to set the Valkyries up for success. From strong ticket sales to premium facilities and lucrative corporate partnerships, the focus is on their strategic blueprint for building a winning franchise in the thriving WNBA market.

The discussion dives into the misconception of ESPN’s decline, spotlighting its bold move toward a new streaming service. It highlights key strategic shifts and the return of prominent personalities like Rich Eisen. The podcast also tackles challenges such as dwindling cable subscriptions and rising media costs. Despite these hurdles, there's a strong belief that ESPN's innovative strategies may just position it to thrive in today's digital landscape.

Discover how Ivy League-educated general managers are reshaping NFL teams with a data-driven mindset. The conversation delves into the shift from traditional scouting to embracing analytics, showcasing how financial traders and data scientists are influencing team strategies. Learn about the revolutionary impact of advanced analytics on draft decisions and roster management, and explore the success stories of GMs who are leading the charge in the NFL's evolving landscape.

The discussion dives into whether Formula 1's popularity in the U.S. has peaked or is evolving. It explores trends in TV viewership and attendance, especially at events like the Miami Grand Prix. Key insights on upcoming media rights deals reveal their potential impact on F1's future in America. The analysis reflects on historical growth and strategies shaping broadcast partnerships, highlighting crucial decisions that could define the sport's trajectory.

Discover the fascinating rise of Richard Mille, a luxury watch brand that challenged industry norms through strategic partnerships with elite athletes like Rafael Nadal and Lewis Hamilton. Learn about the meticulous craftsmanship that goes into each million-dollar timepiece and how scarcity is used to elevate product value. Explore the innovative marketing strategies that helped the brand carve its niche against established giants, making it a beacon of luxury in a competitive market.

Dive into the jaw-dropping terms of the new NFL stadium deal for the Washington Commanders. Discover how the team is securing a $1 annual lease and avoiding property taxes altogether. You'll learn about luxurious perks like complimentary suites for the D.C. Mayor. The financial intricacies are explored alongside community and environmental responsibilities, revealing a bold move in sports financing. This deep analysis uncovers just how wild this offer really is!

Dive into the lucrative world of racehorse breeding that follows the Kentucky Derby. Discover how breeding rights for winning horses can sell for astonishing sums. Unpack the financial strategies of stud farms, including how they maximize profits through geographic breeding shifts. Learn about the intricate relationship between a horse's performance and its stud fees. This fascinating journey reveals the multi-billion dollar dynamics fueling the horse racing industry.

Today’s podcast looks at the Washington Commanders’ new stadium proposal and how it will change Washington, D.C. forever. I walk through the features and amenities of the new stadium project, as well as how the Commanders will pay for their $2.7 billion share of the proposed $3.7 billion budget. Enjoy!

Today's podcast breaks down the business of the Savannah Bananas. I look at the team's 40-city tour, the unique financial agreement for their recent sold-out game at Clemson with 81,000 fans, and why "Banana Ball" could eventually become a billion-dollar brand. Enjoy! 

Today's podcast is a deep dive into the Nielsen TV ratings system. I've been asked a million times how Nielsen calculates viewership numbers for live sporting events on TV. So, I break down how the company measures TV audiences, including a look at Nielsen's sample size of real household viewers, how much money participating households are paid to be a part of Nielsen's people panel, how Nielsen has changed their TV audience measurement system in recent years, why these ratings are so important to sports leagues and broadcasters, and more. Enjoy!