Jon Hines's guest appearances

Jon Hines

The Tao of Sports Podcast – The Definitive Sports, Marketing, Business Industry News Podcast

Atlantic Axess

Radio ECMA

Ben Shapiro

Bill Johnson

Sam Houston

Jeffrey Gitomer

David Young

Randy Cohen

John Ruhlin

James Madison

John Shumate

John Collins

Jesse Cole

Jim Kean

Kevin Kulp

John Barrows

Max Altschuler

OwlTail

SONGLIST: 1) Jon Hines - A Pale Blue Dot, 2) Jon Hines - Nobody Loves You, 3) Jon Hines - Walk, 4) Jon Hines - Can't Take It With You, 5) Jon Hines - Catfish Blues, 6) Jon Hines - Howling At The Moon, 7) BONUS: The Latest Scheme - Sleeping On Couches, 8) BONUS: Richie Young - Ragtags. Enjoy!

<p>SONGLIST: 1) Jon Hines - A Pale Blue Dot, 2) Jon Hines - Nobody Loves You, 3) Jon Hines - Walk, 4) Jon Hines - Can't Take It With You, 5) Jon Hines - Catfish Blues, 6) Jon Hines - Howling At The Moon, 7) BONUS: The Latest Scheme - Sleeping On Couches, 8) BONUS: Richie Young - Ragtags. Enjoy!</p>

EP. #178 - Jon Hines

Idol Sports Marketing is responsible for some of the largest one day non-conference college basketball games in the country. Jon Hines has developed a great strategy of bringing some of the top teams in the nation together to face each other, including Gonzaga’s basketball Comcast Battle In Seattle and the Washington State Cougar basketball Hardwood Classic, both at the Key Arena. Hines talks about the implementation and planning process of putting together such a large event, what it takes to ensure that each ticket that can be sold it, and how he prevents losing the college atmosphere by eliminating some of the higher price point seats in order to allow student sections to exist and thrive. Twitter: @IdolSports

<p>Idol Sports Marketing is responsible for some of the largest one day non-conference college basketball games in the country. Jon Hines has developed a great strategy of bringing some of the top teams in the nation together to face each other, including Gonzaga’s basketball Comcast Battle In Seattle and the Washington State Cougar basketball Hardwood Classic, both at the Key Arena. Hines talks about the implementation and planning process of putting together such a large event, what it takes to ensure that each ticket that can be sold it, and how he prevents losing the college atmosphere by eliminating some of the higher price point seats in order to allow student sections to exist and thrive. Twitter: @IdolSports</p>

Tao of Sports Ep. 147 – Jon Hines (Owner, Idol Sports Marketing)