Today’s main event explains why Mattress Mack’s multi-million-dollar sports bets aren’t really a gamble. Plus, we’ll touch on UFC’s lawsuit settlement, the Timberwolves sale, and more. Enjoy!

Exploring the surge in the collectibles market and its growth during the pandemic. Discussing building online communities, monetization strategies, and the emotional value of collectibles. Highlighting the intersection of sports leagues, teams, and collectibles, including game-used items and partnerships with auction houses.

Today's podcast covers the business behind March Madness, LeBron and JJ Redick's new podcast, Arizona's end zone villas, and NBA adding live betting. Exploring athlete-driven content, luxury stadium villas, live betting in sports broadcasts, and the changing landscape of college basketball tournaments.

The podcast covers the PGA Tour's meeting with Saudi Arabia, NFL franchises considering private equity investment, the record-breaking sale of NWSL, and Steve Ballmer's new $2 billion arena for the Los Angeles Clippers.

This episode delves into the Chicago Bears' new stadium deal, Deion Sanders' financial impact, Jay Monahan's press conference, Russell Wilson's real estate challenges, and Nick Saban's comments on NIL. Exciting insights on sports business and player off-field endeavors.

Wall Street Journal writers Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg recently released a book breaking down the business behind Formula 1. It’s called “The Formula: How Rogues, Geniuses, And Speed Freaks Reengineered F1 Into The World’s Fastest-Growing Sport,” and it examines the past, present, and future of the sport, including exclusive interviews with people like Toto Wolff and Max Verstappen.You can buy the book here

In this podcast, they discuss the UFC's next media rights deal and Netflix canceling Break Point. They also cover Fox's addition of Friday night college football games and highlight the accomplishments of athlete Caitlin Clark.

Today’s podcast examines the NFL’s plan to introduce optical tracking to measure first-down yardage, similar to Hawk-Eye technology in tennis. Plus, we discuss Nick Saban’s comments on NIL and the transfer portal, the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight on Netflix, WNBA ticket sales, and Arch Manning's opting out of the new EA Sports college football video game. Enjoy!

Exploring Red Bull's dominance in Formula 1 and its impact on the sport's economics, US expansion plans, Max Verstappen's success, and strategies for growth in the American market.

Today’s podcast breaks down the incredible logistics behind Formula 1, including how teams manage to transport 1,500 tons of equipment more than 75,000 miles throughout the season. Enjoy!