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Tag: Sports Journalism

0 Sports Communities

No matter who wins the Finals, Jewish ‘NBA Countdown’ host Malika Andrews has become a star

Jacob Gurvis in JTA · 17 Jun

Malika Andrews, host of ABC's NBA Countdown and ESPN's NBA Today, has risen to stardom as a basketball reporter and TV personality despite not being a player.

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New LA Times sports section has Sabbath-observant fans feeling boxed out

LKeene in Forward · 10 Jul 2023

The Los Angeles Times recently made significant changes to its sports section, which has left Sabbath-observant Orthodox Jews feeling excluded.

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Ariel Helwani Won’t Back Down

Elie Bleier in Tablet · 3 Nov 2021

Ariel Helwani, a prominent MMA journalist, recently left ESPN after three years to pursue new opportunities that offer creative control and financial freedom.

0 Sports Communities

S2E3 - Eric Nusbaum and the Dodgers Stadium Exodus

Menschwarmers · 2 Mar 2021

Sports journalist Eric Nusbaum discusses the displacement of a Latino community in Los Angeles when Dodgers Stadium was built in his book "Stealing Home: Los Angeles, the Dodgers, and the Lives Caught in Between."

0 Sports Israel

Don't Hate The Player: Ep. 46

Unorthodox · 23 Jun 2016

In this episode of "Don't Hate The Player," the focus is on a Jewish sports author, Matthew Futterman, discussing the evolution of athletes' financial support through history and sharing insights on the upcoming Olympic Games in Rio.

0 Sports Leadership

Sporting Goods Ep. 35

Unorthodox · 31 Mar 2016

In episode 35 of the Unorthodox podcast, the discussion includes the creation of an official tartan for Scottish Jews and features L. Jon Wertheim, the executive editor of Sports Illustrated and co-author of "This is Your Brain on Sports."

0 Culture Sports

Sporting Goods Ep. 35

Unorthodox · 31 Mar 2016

In this episode of Unorthodox, the hosts discuss a variety of topics ranging from the introduction of a Jewish tartan for Scottish Jews to sports journalist L. Jon Wertheim's insights on Jewish representation in sports journalism and fandom.