The Joe Pomp Show

The podcast discusses the NFL Sunday Ticket lawsuit outcome, including the $4.7 billion payout to fans. It covers the antitrust violations, who will receive compensation, and the lawsuit's origins from a sports bar in San Francisco. Additionally, it analyzes the class action lawsuit against the NFL, detailing the legal settlement, evidence, potential subscriber payouts, and implications for the league.

NWSL Commissioner Jessica Berman discusses the league's growth, $240M media deal, and expansion plans. Topics include record-breaking attendance, sustainability, Angel City's success, market dynamics, and media rights expansion in women's sports.

Former NBA player JJ Redick, known for hosting popular sports podcasts, is now taking on the role of head coach for the Lakers, sacrificing his thriving production company. The podcast delves into his basketball expertise and the trade-offs he faces in his career transition.

Stephen A. Smith discusses his contract negotiation with ESPN, aiming for a $25 million salary. The episode analyzes his impact on ESPN's audience, programming, and future aspirations in the sports media industry.

Nate Checketts, CEO of Rhone, discusses founding the company, retail strategy, acquiring customers cheaply, work-life balance, and more. Topics include using personal capital for funding, challenges of brand identity, retail disruption, successful commuter collection, unexpected product success, online vs. physical stores, launching women's line, and balancing family and work life.

Tom Brady, NFL quarterback preparing for his $375 million NFL broadcasting career, discusses his meticulous preparations for his broadcasting debut, including working with coaches, doing rehearsals, and incorporating AI technology. The episode also delves into the financial implications of his contract with Fox Sports and the challenges of sports broadcasting.

Bryson DeChambeau discusses his evolution as a golfer, emphasizing his shift towards being more entertaining and fun on the course. The podcast highlights his growth from a promising amateur to a compelling figure and his intense showdown with Rory McIlroy at the US Open Championship.

Delve into the financial aspects of the US Open at Pinehurst, including ticket sales, merchandise revenue, and prize money. Explore the history and challenges of the prestigious golf resort, discussing ownership changes and unique geographical location. Learn about unique bunkers, prize money, luxury seating, economic impact, USGA renovations, and rental business during the tournament week.

UConn men's basketball coach Dan Hurley discusses using media leverage in contract negotiations, turning down a Lakers offer. The podcast explores his strategic media tactics, dynamics of sports reporting, and the implications of insider connections in sports media.

Exploring AC Milan's new NBA-style pitchside seats and growth strategies under Redbird Capital ownership. Details on collaborations with New York Yankees, efforts to enhance fan experience, and successful endeavors in the American market.