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Sports Media with Richard Deitsch

The Ringer’s Bryan Curtis

Sports Media with Richard Deitsch

Audacy

Sports, News, Sports News

4.5757 Ratings

🗓️ 14 May 2024

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Episode 399 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features Bryan Curtis, the Editor at Large at The Ringer and the co-host of the Press Box Podcast with David Shoemaker. In this podcast we discuss the NBA rights and what a future featuring ESPN, Amazon and NBC might look like; Charles Barkley as a free agent; the best place for Barkley; why ESPN can't figure out its NBA pre and postgame show; Netflix potentially acquiring the NFL and what that would mean for Netflix; the upcoming WNBA season as a media play; whether the NBA would benefit from more or less media rights partners; whether journalism can make money; if words still have profit; becoming a lifestyle brand for survival and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the sports media podcast.

0:11.0

I'm your host, Richard Deich.

0:11.9

My producer is Patrick Antonetti.

0:13.4

One guest this week, but an excellent one.

0:15.2

Brian Curtis is the editor at large at the Ringer.

0:18.0

Also the co-hosts of the Press Box podcast with David Shoemaker, a very, very popular podcast in the Ringer. Also the co-host of the Press Box podcast with David Shoemaker,

0:21.9

a very, very popular podcast in the media space.

0:25.3

We had a great conversation.

0:26.8

Brian Curtis, in my opinion,

0:28.5

best sports media feature writer who's ever existed,

0:32.2

just a fabulous writer and thinker.

0:34.4

We get into the NBA and do some hypotheticals in terms of what things

0:39.3

might look like with Amazon, ESPN, NBC as the future NBA rights holders. What would

0:47.8

happen with Charles Barkley, how consumers and fans might react. We get into Netflix after that,

0:53.7

in terms of Netflix,

0:54.3

potentially getting some Christmas Day NFL games and what does that mean for sort of big

0:58.1

picture Netflix getting into sports. And then we finish up with women's basketball,

1:02.7

WMBA season starting and what this means, what kind of viewership could they be looking at,

1:07.8

where should that league go? And then we got a little existential at the

1:11.5

end about uh you know whether uh whether journalism can make money uh in terms of or where i should be

1:18.9

specifically like can words make money can you make money on words these days or do you need to

1:22.6

be more like a lifestyle brand so brian curtis of the Ringer coming up on the sports media podcast.

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