Martin Newton's guest appearances

Martin Newton

One Question Leadership Podcast

Big Blue Insider with Dick Gabriel

Camp Hamilton Veterans Memorial Park

3 Man Front

We Believe In Sports

Michael Smith

Steve Lochmueller

Patti Phillips

Derrick Ramsey

Cameron Mills

Kenny Walker

Kyle Macy

Mike Pratt

John Huang

Troy Kirby

Valerie Cleary

Patrick Chun

Doug Flynn

Joe Mussatto

Nick Richards

OwlTail

In episode 10 of #WeBelieveInSports, Michael Eady is joined by Martin Newton, the Director of Athletics at Samford University. Martin worked in sports marketing for Converse for 13 years and then spent 13 years in a similar capacity at Nike. Prior to returning to his alma mater in March of 2011 as the Director of Athletics, Martin spent a few years as the Director of Basketball Operations at the University of Kentucky. Listen in as Martin talks through his Dad, C.M. Newton, and the significant impact he had on providing athletic opportunities for African-Americans in the South, and the incredible successes he has created for Samford athletics.

10 - Martin Newton

Eugene Cox was Cheparnie Cox’s son. He served in the Army during World War II and later was heavily involved with the VFW. Cheparnie’s daughter Sue married Martin Newton, who served with the Navy during World War II.  Three trees are planted for the Cox/Newton family at Camp Hamilton. At one time, the memorial placards would constantly be moved because the family believed that Cheparnie should have the best tree. The trees have been planted and replanted through the years. Both Eugene and Martin have plum trees, which plum in March. However, Cheparnie’s grave marker was installed at Camp Hamilton, the placards stopped moving.

Eugene Cox was Cheparnie Cox’s son. He served in the Army during World War II and later was heavily involved with the VFW. Cheparnie’s daughter Sue married Martin Newton, who served with the Navy during World War II.  Three trees are planted for the Cox/Newton family at Camp Hamilton. At one time, the memorial placards would constantly be moved because the family believed that Cheparnie should have the best tree. The trees have been planted and replanted through the years. Both Eugene and Martin have plum trees, which plum in March. However, Cheparnie’s grave marker was installed at Camp Hamilton, the placards stopped moving.

#064 Eugene Cox and Martin Newton

Clay Mason

On this edition of the Big Blue Insider we talk a lot about the scandal that hit college basketball today were four division 1 coaches were arrested for getting kickbacks and the involvement of Louisville. We are joined by Clay Mason who worked for the FBI. We are also joined by Martin Newton son of C.M. Newton to discuss a documentary about his Dad that aired on the SEC Network.Listen to Big Blue Insider weeknights at 6pm on 630 WLAP, iHeartRadio app or wlap.com

On this edition of the Big Blue Insider we talk a lot about the scandal that hit college basketball today were four division 1 coaches were arrested for getting kickbacks and the involvement of Louisville. We are joined by Clay Mason who worked for the FBI. We are also joined by Martin Newton son of C.M. Newton to discuss a documentary about his Dad that aired on the SEC Network. Listen to Big Blue Insider weeknights at 6pm on 630 WLAP, iHeartRadio app or <a href="http://wlap.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">wlap.com</a>

Big Blue Insider Podcast with Martin Newton and Clay Mason

Contributing host Tai Brown visits with Samford University AD Martin Newton about improving on the success of his predecessor, shuffling offices to identify team players, and using his marketing background to tell the Bulldogs' story. Says Newton, "Things that get measured get done!" 

Contributing host Tai Brown visits with Samford University AD Martin Newton about improving on the success of his predecessor, shuffling offices to identify team players, and using his marketing background to tell the Bulldogs' story. Says Newton, "Things that get measured get done!"

Martin Newton | Director of Athletics | Samford University