Sam Flood's guest appearances

Sam Flood

The Dale Jr. Download

Puck Pursuit

NHL Executive Suite

Monday Morning Manager

John Chayka

Dave Tippett

Steve Dangle

Scott Wheeler

Ray Shero

Mike Johnson

Ryan Stimson

Sean Tierney

Doug Wilson

Danny Briere

Mike Commito

Gary Bettman

Dimitri Filipovic

Matt Porter

Bob McKenzie

OwlTail

Class is back in session as Kelley Earnhardt Miller joins co-host Mike Davis for another edition of Business of Motorsports, this time with the President of NBC Sports Sam Flood. After tackling team ownership, race promotion, and the souvenir industry, Kelley and Mike were eager to learn more about the world of television broadcasting and media rights. Sam explains how an unexpected sports injury in college led to him filling in as a commentator, which opened his eyes to a career path in broadcasting. After spending time at ABC Sports, he found his way to NBC covering the 1988 Seoul Olympics as a researcher and has worked for the network ever since. Sam goes into what he looks for as an executive producer working on the content side of some of the biggest sports broadcasts in television. They also discuss the rise of digital streaming and how cable television has had to adapt and will continue to transform. Finally, he breaks down his philosophy for broadcasting a race and what his days at the racetrack look like.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Class is back in session as Kelley Earnhardt Miller joins co-host Mike Davis for another edition of Business of Motorsports, this time with the President of NBC Sports Sam Flood. After tackling team ownership, race promotion, and the souvenir industry, Kelley and Mike were eager to learn more about the world of television broadcasting and media rights. Sam explains how an unexpected sports injury in college led to him filling in as a commentator, which opened his eyes to a career path in broadcasting. After spending time at ABC Sports, he found his way to NBC covering the 1988 Seoul Olympics as a researcher and has worked for the network ever since. Sam goes into what he looks for as an executive producer working on the content side of some of the biggest sports broadcasts in television. They also discuss the rise of digital streaming and how cable television has had to adapt and will continue to transform. Finally, he breaks down his philosophy for broadcasting a race and what his days at the racetrack look like. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: <a href="https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy</a> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

466 - Business of Motorsports Part IV - Sam Flood

“When first starting out in the music industry what should an executive focus on?” “What's one thing people don't think about when it comes to being apart of a great management team?” “How important is information?” — This week on the podcast I sat down with Management Coordinator at Roc Nation, Sam Flood to talk about everything from our love for Upstate New York as well as everything he's learned while at Roc Nation so far. Enjoy, but most importantly, DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT!  Wait to sign up for a 1:1 call with me to talk about your career? Click HERE.

“When first starting out in the music industry what should an executive focus on?” “What's one thing people don't think about when it comes to being apart of a great management team?” “How important is information?” — This week on the podcast I sat down with Management Coordinator at Roc Nation, Sam Flood to talk about everything from our love for Upstate New York as well as everything he's learned while at Roc Nation so far. Enjoy, but most importantly, DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT! Wait to sign up for a 1:1 call with me to talk about your career? Click <a href="https://calendly.com/studiotalk/20min?month=2020-02" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>.

#23: Sam Flood – Management Coordinator, Roc Nation

*Note: This episode was recorded before Jeremy Roenick's 'unacceptable' remarks and subsequent suspension*NBC Sports president Sam Flood joins this week's show to discuss a variety of broadcasting-related topics, including:-- Origins of the Inside The Glass analyst role- What some people have wrong about Pierre McGuire- 2020 Winter Classic, dream future outdoor-game site- What hockey broadcasts might look like in 2030... and more

*Note: This episode was recorded before Jeremy Roenick's 'unacceptable' remarks and subsequent suspension* NBC Sports president Sam Flood joins this week's show to discuss a variety of broadcasting-related topics, including:- - Origins of the Inside The Glass analyst role - What some people have wrong about Pierre McGuire - 2020 Winter Classic, dream future outdoor-game site - What hockey broadcasts might look like in 2030 ... and more

NBC Sports president Sam Flood

Deb Placey is joined by Sam Flood, Executive Producer &amp; President of Production for NBC Sports. Flood recounts his start in sports television (3:23) and what he learned while working under Dick Ebersol (7:00). He talks about NBC’s coverage of Sunday Night Football (18:50), new technology being integrated into sports broadcasts (25:33), and his relationship with Doc Emrick (28:58). Flood details the best storylines heading into the 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs (40:35) and how he measures success (45:45).

Deb Placey is joined by Sam Flood, Executive Producer &amp; President of Production for NBC Sports. Flood recounts his start in sports television (3:23) and what he learned while working under Dick Ebersol (7:00). He talks about NBC’s coverage of Sunday Night Football (18:50), new technology being integrated into sports broadcasts (25:33), and his relationship with Doc Emrick (28:58). Flood details the best storylines heading into the 2019 Stanley Cup Playoffs (40:35) and how he measures success (45:45).