Jets Podcast Network

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca talk about season-ending loss to the Bills, how the Jets can build on a lot of positive things with a young corps of players and welcome Team MVP C.J. Mosley to the show to review the season.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca talk about heartbreaking 28-24 loss to the Buccaneers, how the Jets can finish the season with some momentum in Buffalo and welcome safety Elijah Riley to the show.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca discuss the loss to the Saints in Week 14, talk about what's next for the Jets this week when they travel to Miami to face the Dolphins and check in with center Connor McGovern to talk about his season and his friendship with the late Demaryius Thomas.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca discuss the victory over the Texans in Week 12, talk about what's next for the Jets this week when they return home to face the Eagles and check in with defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers to break down his big game in Houston.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca review the loss to the close loss to the Dolphins, talk about what's next for the Jets this week against the Texans in Houston and check in with cornerback Bryce Hall about his continued growth in year two.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca review the loss to the Colts, talk about what's next for the Jets this week against the Bills at MetLife Stadium and check in with safety Ashtyn Davis to discuss his return to the Jets defense

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca review the electrifying win over the Bengals, talk about what's next for the Jets this week against the Colts on Thursday Night Football and check in with LB C.J. Mosley to discuss is presence in the heart of the defense.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca review the first victory of the 2021 season, look ahead to the team's trip to London in Week 5 for a matchup against the Titans and check in with DL Sheldon Rankins.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca review the 2021 season opener at the Panthers, look ahead to the home opener against the division rival Patriots and check in with tight end Tyler Kroft.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca review the victory over the Rams, look ahead to this week's matchup against the Browns and check in with converted safety Arthur Maulet about the team's first win and his adjustment to a new position.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca review the heartbreaking loss to the Raiders, look ahead to this week's matchup in Seattle and check in with RB Ty Johnson after his first career 100-yard game for the Jets.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca talk Jets-Chargers, look ahead to this week's matchup against the division rival Dolphins and check in with tight end Chris Herndon to talk about his efforts on Sunday in Los Angeles.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca review Sunday's game against the Dolphins, look ahead to this week's matchup against the Bills and check in with safety Ashtyn Davis for his thoughts on his rookie season.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca review Sunday's game against the Cardinals, look ahead to the matchup with the Dolphins following the NFL's schedule changes and check in with safety Marcus Maye for his thoughts on the 2020 season.

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Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca take a look back at Jets-49ers and look ahead to Week 3 when the Green & White will travel to Indianapolis. Scott and Graca also welcome offensive lineman Alex Lewis to the show to discuss the growth of the O-line.

Hosts Bart Scott and Dan Graca review the season-opener against the Bills and talk with linebacker Neville Hewitt during the first show of the 2020 season.

Host Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler wrap up the final episode of the season reviewing the 2023 Jets draft class. They start with the way the board fell picks 1-14 (3:59) before analyzing the scheme fit of Will McDonald, the Jets first-round pick (8:37). They move on to Round 2 discussing the selection of Wisconsin C Joe Tippman, which Dane predicted in his mock draft (10:48). Then they broke down the Day 3 picks – Pitt T Carter Warren (15:57), Pitt RB Israel Abnikanda (19:37), Western Michigan LB Zaire Barnes (24:56), LSU DB Jarrick Bernard-Converse (26:34) and Old Dominion TE Zack Kuntz (28:52).

Host Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler begin their final pre-draft episode talking about the trade for QB Aaron Rodgers (0:38) and if the Jets should look to trade back (6:03) now that they have pick No. 15. Then to conduct a seven-round Jets mock draft that includes five picks -- Round 1 No. 15 (7:13), Round 2 (14:21), Round 4 (17:12) and Round 5 (19:36).

It's episode eight of NFL Draft Preview Presented by Verizon. Host Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler begin by talking about risers and fallers of the 2023 Draft (00:43), who Dane believes the Jets should draft (3:18) and why mock drafts having Georgia's Broderick Jones over Ohio State's Paris Johnson (5:19). The two continue discussion about Tennessee T Darnell Wright (8:18), how this offensive tackle class compares to others (11:14) and what other positions the Jets could draft at No. 13 (13:14). Lastly, they discuss offensive tackle vs. defensive end in the first round and which has more value for the Jets (19:19).

It's episode seven of NFL Draft Preview Presented by Verizon. Host Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler begin by talking if and when it makes sense for the Jets to select a tight end in the draft (3:27), Notre Dame TE Michael Mayer (9:07) and player comparisons (12:19). They wrap up by discussing Day 3 tight end prospects (16:14).

It's episode six of NFL Draft Preview Presented by Verizon. Host Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler begin by talking about the top quarterback prospect rankings (4:15) and some fits for the Jets (11:00).  Then they break down the added draft capital with the trade of wide receiver Elijah Moore (15:30), if the Jets should consider trading back (17:40), some possible developmental quarterbacks to target late in the draft (20:15) and other position players to target in the late rounds (22:04). Lastly, Brugler gives his "All Name" Team for the 2023 Draft Prospects (24:00).

It's episode five of NFL Draft Preview Presented by Verizon. Host Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler begin by talking about the Pro Day circuit (1:00) and what scouts are looking for during the prospects' workouts. Then they break down the edge rushers in the draft class starting with Georgia's Nolan Smith (8:33), Alabama's Will Anderson (17:10) and Texas Tech's Tyree Wilson (21:00). They wrap up the discussion talking about Iowa's Lukas Van Ness (24:55), LSU's B.J. Ojulari (28:00) and Iowa State's Will McDonald IV (29:30).

It's episode four of NFL Draft Preview Presented by Verizon. Host Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler perform a Jets 7-round mock draft. Dane selects Ohio State OL Paris Johnson with the 13th overall pick (1:10), Minnesota C John Michael Schmitz with the 42nd pick (3:40) and Wisconsin DT Keeanu Benton with the 43rd overall pick (7:20). Dane wraps up the mock draft by selecting Appalachian State edge Nick Hampton in Round 4 (10:20), Syracuse DB Garrett Williams in Round 5 (13:20) and Kansas State RB Deuce Vaught in Round 6 (16:00).

It's episode three of NFL Draft Preview Presented by Verizon. Host Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler start by talking about options at center for the Jets (3:20) and if any of the center prospects could be an option in the second round (5:40). Next they talk about the tight ends and if any could be an option at No. 13 overall (12:00). The guys close the episode breaking down some options for the Jets at DT (19:40), LB (23:00) and KR (25:25).

It's episode two of NFL Draft Preview presented by Verizon. Host Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler start by talking about the quarterback performances at the NFL Combine (3:15), what the latest buzz is around the draft order (7:00) and how the top offensive line prospects performed (9:05). Brugler then breaks down which safeties stood out at the NFL Combine (14:35), how Ohio State WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba helped his draft status (17:30) and the possibility of the Jets selecting Pittsburgh DL Calijah Kancey with the 13th pick (22:50).

It's episode one of NFL Draft Preview Presented by Verizon. Host Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler are live from the 2023 NFL Combine with Dane and they start by talking about the strengths and weaknesses of the 2023 NFL Draft class (1:58). Next the guys discuss the top storylines surrounding the Combine (10:08), the players with the most to prove in Indianapolis (12:45) and what kind of testing numbers we will see this week (17:10). Lastly, they discuss Dane's latest mock draft that has the Jets selecting Alabama safety Brian Branch (21:20).

Host Ethan Greenberg and Dane Brugler review the Jets' draft class, which was his favorite class among the 32 NFL teams (1:30). They then go over each selection starting with Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner (3:13), Garrett Wilson (6:41), Jermaine Johnson (11:00), Breece Hall (15:36), Jeremy Ruckert (19:51), Max Mitchell (22:50) and Micheal Clemons (26:20). They wrap up with Dane's thoughts on why this group could help the franchise continue in the right direction (29:43).

It is a day before the NFL Draft as host Ethan Greenberg and Dane Brugler review Brugler's final mock draft picks at No. 4 and No. 10 overall (02:39). Brugler shares his ideal combination for the two premium selections, and how it fits their coaching scheme. Moving onto the second round, Brugler projects which top talents slip to picks No. 35 and No. 38 (10:50). Finally, Brugler fills out the rest of the Jets 2022 mock draft giving analysis on players casual fans may not know (15:57).

It's Episode 12 of the Draft Preview Podcast as Host Ethan Greenberg and Dane Brugler talk about the wide receiver prospects in the upcoming NFL Draft. They start at the top of Brugler's rankings with Ohio State's Garrett Wilson (5:00) and the difference in his teammate Chris Olave (6:00). They head out west to talk about USC's Drake London (7:25), followed by the injury concerns of Alabama's Jameson Williams (12:30). They wrap up the first round receiver talk with Arkansas WR Treylon Burks (16:30). The guys shift the focus to some second-round options in Georgia's George Pickens (21:30) and finish up with some Day 3 prospects in SMU's Danny Gray (25:10) and UCLA's Kyle Phillips (26:10).

It's Episode 11 of the Draft Preview Podcast as fill-in Host Eric Allen and Dane Brugler talk about the release of Dane's draft guide, "The Beast" (2:00). They shift the focus to cornerbacks as Dane gives his perspective on how many could be drafted in the first round (3:05). Dane then dishes on Cincinnati's Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner (4:30), LSU's Derek Stingley (14:35) and Washington's Trent McDuffie and Kyler Gordon (17:40). They also discuss the son of former Jets safety Abe Elam, Florida's Kaiir Elam (21:45), the scheme fit of Clemson CB Andrew Booth (23:40) and the production of Auburn's Roger McCreary (25:55). Lastly, they break down a pair of speedy prospects in Houston's Marcus Jones (27:35) and USTA's Tariq Woolen (29:15).

It's Episode 10 of the Draft Preview Podcast as fill-in Host Eric Allen and Dane Brugler talk about a changed NFL Draft landscape (5:00) and which players are on the ascent (8:00). They shift the focus to the offensive line as Dane gives his perspective on how he scouts prospects in the trenches (11:05). Dane then dishes on some of the top linemen including NC State's Ikem Ekwonu (18:55), Mississippi State's Charles Cross (21:20) and Alabama's Evan Neal (22:10). They also discuss the nastiness of Northern Iowa T Trevor Penning (23:15) and the versatility of Boston College OL Zion Johnson (26:10). Lastly, the break down a Day 2 prospect in Central Michigan OL Bernhard Raimann (27:45) and the possibility of Iowa center Tyler Linderbaum dropping into the 2nd round (29:45).

It's episode seven of the Draft Preview Podcast as Host Ethan Greenberg and Dane Brugler go through the exercise of a New York Jets Mock Draft. In Round 1 with pick No. 4 Brugler selects Cincinnati CB Sauce Gardner (2:00) and with the 10th overall pick he selects Florida State Edge Jermaine Johnson (9:15). In the second round, Brugler selects Penn State WR Johan Dotson (14:10) and Georgia S Lewis Cine (17:20). On Day 3, Brugler goes with Wyoming LB Chad Muma in the third round (21:25), Central Michigan G Luke Goedeke (24:10) and Wisconsin TE Jake Ferguson (15:45). Lastly, in the fifth round Brugler selects Iowa State DL Eyioma Uwazurike (28:15) and Alabama Edge Christopher Allen (19:30).

It's episode six of the Draft Preview Podcast as host Ethan Greenberg and Dane Brugler break down the NFL Draft Combine. They start by talking about the show that the defensive line prospects put on during drills in Indianapolis (1:45) and how Georgia DE Travon Walker pushed his stock as a viable option for the Jets and pick No. 4 (5:22). Brugler discusses the week that top prospect Oregon Edge Kayvon Thibodeaux (8:30) and Cincinnati CB Sauce Gardner (11:30) had during the NFL Combine. Lastly, Brugler gives us his list of defensive prospects (13:45) and offensive prospects (17:45) that won the week at the NFL Scouting Combine.

It's episode five of the Draft Preview Podcast as host Ethan Greenberg and Dane Brugler preview the NFL Combine and break down the quarterback prospects. They start by talking about the quarterback class as a whole and how guys can separate from the pack (1:00). Greenberg and Brugler also break down which signal caller has the highest upside of the group (2:45), which QB has the chance to be a underrated pick on Day 2 (6:30) and a development QB the Jets could target late (8:30). The guys shift their focus to Indianapolis and the upcoming NFL Scouting Combine by talking about the biggest storylines coming into this week (14:30), who will run the fastest 40-yard dash (18:40) and how big this week is for top prospects Kayvon Thibodeaux and Derek Stingley Jr. (20:30).

It's episode four of the Draft Preview Podcast as Host Ethan Greenberg and Dane Brugler break down the safety prospects. They start by making a case for Notre Dame's Kyle Hamilton to be the Jets' pick at No. 4 (1:30). The also break down the play of Michigan's Daxton Hill (11:30), Baylor's Jalen Pitre (16:00), Penn State's Jaquan Brisker (19:00) and Georgia's Lewis Cine (22:00). Brugler also gives his day three dart board pick (29:30).

It's episode three of the Draft Preview Podcast as host Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler discuss this year's deep linebacker class starting with Utah's Devin Lloyd (3:30). Then they discuss Georgia's trio of LBs highlighted by Nakobe Dean (6:36), Wyoming's Chad Muma (14:30), Alabama's Christian Harris (18:25) and Oklahoma's Brian Asamoah (20:15) among others. They wrap up the episode by talking about which LB fits the Green & White the best (27:31).

It's episode two of the Draft Preview Podcast as host Ethan Greenberg and Dane Brugler dive into the winners of Senior Bowl week starting with the tight end position (4:10). Brugler picks his standouts from the offensive and defensive lines with insight on what scouts like to see (7:45). Finally, Brugler gives his take on who fits the Jets system from this deep draft class (28:35).

Hosts Ethan Greenberg and Dane Brugler, NFL Draft Analyst for The Athletic, discuss prospects participating in the Reese's Senior Bowl and the advantage the Jets' coaching staff has working with players leading to the game (7:00). Then Brugler highlights prospects to watch at each position and who the Jets may target in the early rounds. Brugler gives his thoughts on small school players on offense (16:45) and defense (25:10).

Hosts Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler review the Jets' draft. They touch on Zach Wilson, Alijah Vera-Tucker and Elijah Moore (4:03), Michael Carter (9:25), Jamien Sherwood and Hamsah Nasirildeen (12:45), Michael Carter II, Jason Pinnock and Brandin Echols (18:59). They wrap up talking about Jonathan Marshall (23:45).

Hosts Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler go over a 7-round mock draft for the Jets. They go over his selections for Round 1 (2:47), Round 2 (14:33), Round 3 (17:59), Round 4 (22:12), Round 5 (24:10) and Round 6 (27:27) before hitting on final thoughts before the draft (29:45).

Hosts Ethan Greenberg and The Athletic's Dane Brugler discuss CB prospects in the 2021 NFL Draft for the Jets at pick No. 23 (5:50), the third round (17:46) and a Day 3 prospect (19:23). Brugler then goes into the players who he'd select at 23, 34 and in Round 3 (25:08).

Host Caroline Hendershot kicks off Season four of the New YorkHER podcast presented by Nike featuring Kay Adams, host of the Up and Adams Show. Adams discusses her journey from Chicago to Mizzou (3:17) and how that led to her to chasing her dreams of being a broadcaster and the atypical route she took to get there (5:22). She also reflects on the beginning of her career (6:57) doing local radio shifts in Missouri and her job with SiriusXM and how that helped her get to where she is now (7:45). Adams details her job with the St. Louis Cardinals (12:00) and her advice to those with an interest in media and broadcast journalism (13:10). Hendershot and Adams break down Adams' experience and favorite moments in her six years at Good Morning Football (19:45). The two then discuss Adams' new show, Up and Adams, and her transition to a solo show (27:22). Lastly, they discuss Adams' experience at Jets Training Camp and her expectations of the team during the 2023-24 season (33:47).

Host Caroline Hendershot is joined by Senior Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion with the NFL Sam Rapoport. The two discuss how Sam fell in love with the sport football (0:36), playing quarterback for Canadian flag football and tackle teams (5:41), and making the transition from the field to getting a job within the NFL (9:13). They go on to discuss opening doors for women in sports (13:16), women bringing balance to the workforce (16:20), and Sam's workflow in the NFL (17:24), Lastly, they discuss statistics of young women who would be inactive if flag football was not offered (20:39).

Host Caroline Hendershot is joined by "Saturday Night Live" Comedian Punkie Johnson. The two discuss how Johnson got into her career as an actor/comedian (0:40), what her experience was like as a stand up comedian (6:00), and the move to the iconic "Saturday Night Live" (7:30). They go on to discuss what it is like to work at "SNL" (9:25), the pressure to perform on such a big stage (14:30) and her promotion to Repertory Player in 2022 (16:15). Lastly, they talk about her favorite part of working at "SNL" (18:00) Johnson then gives updates on upcoming projects she is working on (19:30), and her experience attending a Jets game this season (20:40).

Host Caroline Hendershot is joined by Jets Director of Mental Performance, Dr. Anne Shadle. The two discuss Dr. Shadle's background and accolades and how they led to her current role (0:04). Dr. Shadle also gives insight on the mental challenges of going through the Olympic trials and how she identifies the challenges now (4:52). Caroline and Dr. Shadle also talk about retiring from sports and the changes that athletes experience in those transitions (9:13). Dr. Shadle also shares how she got into researching mental health and her time at the Olympic training center with Paralympic athletes as well as her time working and studying with the US Air Force (14:12). Dr. Shadle also walks through her day-to-day work with the Jets and the adjustment of working with the NFL schedule (16:01). Dr. Shadle explains the struggles players may experience in transitioning to the NFL as well as the complexity of dealing with injuries (21:24). Lastly, Dr. Shadle highlights her favorite parts of working with the Jets and how much her work with the team means to her (23:07).

Host Caroline Hendershot is joined by Peloton instructor and author Emma Lovewell. Lovewell tells her story of growing up on Martha's Vineyard and the big jump of moving to New York City (0:22). She also gives a sneak peak into her new book, Live Learn Love Well: Lessons from a Life of Progress Not Perfection, as she tells the story of how a $50 Craigslist job posting eventually led her to Peloton (2:13). Hendershot and Lovewell then discuss how resisting fear and being persistent leads to growth (5:51). Loverwell gives more insight on how she felt when she first started instructing Peloton classes and how she has grown along the way (10:02). The two also dive into how the Peloton experience is shaped for all groups of people and how the company has built a strong sense of community and teamwork for people all over the world (13:06). Lastly, Hendershot shares on the New York Jets and the fan experience as Lovewell prepares to attend her first NFL game (19:40).

Host Caroline Hendershot is joined by NFL Chief Football Administrative Officer Dawn Aponte. They kick off the podcast talking about Aponte's current position in the League office (0:22) and how it changes in season and off season (2:26). Aponte also talks about beginning her career with the Jets and the evolution of her roles (3:31), especially her role as a salary cap assistant (4:52). Aponte discusses the impact of the mentors she has had along the way including Mike Tannenbaum, Bill Belichick and Bill Parcells (7:10). The two then talk about working and succeeding in a male-dominated environment (9:29). Aponte highlights the pivotal moments in her career (10:33). Hendershot also asks Aponte about the challenges and surprises of the job (18:16). Lastly, the two discuss the excitement surrounding the Jets and the NFL as a whole this season (20:00).

Host Caroline Hendershot is joined by "Good Morning Football" host Jamie Erdahl. They kick off the podcast talking about Erdahl's journey into the sports broadcasting world (00:49) and how her sports production background and experience as an athlete helps her excel in her role (3:45). Erdahl highlights her jump from working at NESN to becoming a reporter at CBS (5:50) and the sports world's reaction to her recent addition to the "Good Morning Football" cast (10:30). They also delve into the transition Erdahl made from sideline reporter to morning show personality (12:44) and adjusting to the chemistry of the group on "Good Morning Football" (17:00). Erdahl also discusses the challenges of sideline reporting and her current shift of now studying games from afar (19:20). The two then talk about her love for this year's New York Jets and the various turning points for the team throughout this season (20:41). Lastly, they share on their love for Taylor Swift and talk about Erdahl's impressive game of song bingo on "Good Morning Football" (25:15).

Host Caroline Hendershot is joined in studio by social media influencer and TikTok star Kate Norkeliunas. They kick things off by talking about Norkeliunas' identity as an influencer and her journey to TikTok (0:17). She highlights how food culture and connection has been a strong influence in her content (3:41). The two also discuss the evolution of social media and what it means to be a role model in today's society (5:53), as well as the passion and fun of connecting with the public (8:18). Hendershot and Norkeliunas explore the pressures of social media (10:52), but also the balance that Norkeliunas tries to have in keeping her content true to herself; as well as follower attraction to real and relatable content (12:04). She also recalls taking the jump to quit her job in the fashion industry and pursue content creation full-time (18:05) and how the New York State of Mind is motivational to her brand (20:30). Lastly, they talk about the loyalty, excitement, and passion of being a Jets fan (22:30) and the fun of football being for everyone (24:12).

Host Caroline Hendershot kicks off a new season of The New YorkHER podcast featuring a conversation with CBS Lead NFL Reporter Tracy Wolfson. Hendershot shares how she and Wolfson met and started their mentorship through a CBS immersion experience (0:46). They both reflect on their experiences at their alma mater Michigan and breaking into the business (6:31). Wolfson also explains her journey and obstacles from a journalism student to the lead CBS reporter (8:01). Then, they discuss the self-perseverance necessary to succeed (12:32) and they also discuss the path of women in sports (13:45). Wolfson shares a story about a big lesson she learned early in her career while reporting at the US Open (18:33). Wolfson then talks about her CBS broadcast team featuring Tony Romo and Jim Nantz, and they also recall Romo's amusing pre-show tradition of singing (25:09). Lastly, Hendershot asks Wolfson about her opinion on this year's Jets, from a reporter's perspective, and as a fan herself – Wolfson believes they're on the rise (28:18).

Host Olivia Landis welcomes NBA TV and TNT host and sideline reporter Kristen Ledlow to the New YorkHER podcast to discuss her career in broadcasting. Ledlow talks with Landis about her podcast, current roles on NBA TV's "Game Time" and TNT's "Inside the NBA". Ledlow discusses how her role has grown from hosting "Inside Stuff" with Grant Hill beginning in 2013 into a variety of avenues during eight-year career with Turner Sports. Ledlow also talks about how she got into sports and offers some advice for listeners.

Host Olivia Landis welcomes ESPN's NFL Communications Co-Lead Allie Stoneberg to the New YorkHER Podcast to discuss her role with the Worldwide Leader in Sports. Stoneberg talks with Landis about her responsibilities as a storyteller, her career and some advice for those interested in the profession. Listen to learn about a very important behind-the-scenes job within ESPN's campus.

As part of Women's History Month in March, host Olivia Landis welcomes former Jets owner Helen Dillon to the New YorkHER podcast. Dillon describers her journey as the first female executive in NFL history and what her time was like as an owner of the Jets, including her experience with Super Bowl III.

Host Olivia Landis welcomes ESPN NFL analyst Kimberley A. Martin to the New YorkHER podcast. Landis and Martin talk about her time as a Jets beat reporter for Newsday from 2012-17. The Brooklyn native talks about her journey through sports writing after graduating from Syracuse. Martin describes the importance of developing a human side of athletes when covering a team and league on a daily basis. Martin discusses some of the important aspects of good storytelling. She also describes her transition to television while working with ESPN.

Host Olivia Landis welcomes the host of NFL Network's NFL Total Access, MJ Acosta-Ruiz to the New YorkHER podcast. Landis and Acosta-Ruiz discuss how her father's professional basketball career in the Dominican Republic influenced her love for sports. Acosta-Ruiz talks about spending time as child in the Dominican Republic, New York and Miami and how each place played a role in her life. She talks about her goals of owning her own dance studio and her love for dance growing up. Acosta-Ruiz describes her experience working as a full-time television reporter while being a Miami Dolphins cheerleader. Finally, Landis and Acosta-Ruiz discuss advice and guiding principles for success in the sports industry.

Host Olivia Landis continues a team reporter series on the New YorkHER podcast with a host of reporters from clubs around the NFL. Ravens team reporter Cassie Calvert, Jaguars team reporter Ashlyn Sullivan, Lions team reporter Tori Petry, Falcons team reporter Kelsey Conway and Eagles team reporter Amy Campbell join Landis to discuss a variety of topics about their experiences of being female reporters in the NFL.

Host Olivia Landis kicks off a team reporter series on the New YorkHER podcast with a host of reporters from clubs around the NFL. Rams team reporter Sarina Morales, Giants team reporter Madelyn Burke, Colts team reporter Laura Overton and Bills team reporter Maddy Glab join Landis to discuss a variety of topics about their experiences of being female reporters in the NFL.

Host Olivia Landis welcomes team reporter Casey Phillips from the Super Bowl Champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers to the New YorkHER podcast. Landis and Phillips chatted just before Super Bowl LV to discuss all things related to the Bucs' postseason run. Phillips discusses what it has been like reporting with a team headed to the Super Bowl, working with the Bucs coaching staff led by Bruce Arians, how she adjusted to working within the COVID-19 protocols, what got her into the human side of sports in reporting, things she's learned while covering the Bucs during their Super Bowl run and how she has positively impacted the industry being a female reporter.

Host Olivia Landis welcomes marketing executive Elisa Padilla to the New YorkHER podcast. Landis and Padilla discuss overcoming the challenges presented by the COVID-19 Pandemic for so many people in the sports/entertainment industries. Padilla discusses the storytelling platform she launched on Instagram TV called Lunchtime Conversation by Kick It By EP after being furloughed. Padilla describes the importance of being able to turn a negative into a positive situation with her storytelling platform. Padilla talks about her path as a professional, including stops with the Miami Marlins, the NBA, the rebrand of the Brooklyn Nets. Finally, Landis and Padilla discuss advice for overcoming adversity.

Host Olivia Landis welcomes Sports Photographer Abbie Parr to the New YorkHER podcast. Landis and Parr discuss Parr's growth from being a sports photography intern for Getty Images in New York City into a frequent freelance sports photographer with Getty in Seattle. Parr talks about the advice she would give young professionals looking for an opportunity in the business and how she got into photography. Parr tells stories about some of the events she has photographed.

Host Olivia Landis welcomes NFL Network's Colleen Wolfe to the New YorkHER podcast. Landis and Wolfe discuss Wolfe's Philadelphia roots, auditioning for a role with NFL Network while working in wedding videography, moving to the West Coast, career advice for women in the sports media industry, her journey from sports talk radio into television and more.

Host Olivia Landis welcomes Bleacher Report and Turner Sports reporter Taylor Rooks to the New YorkHER podcast. Start-6:20 Landis and Rooks discuss what sparked her interest in sports and how her broadcast career began. 6:21-12:00 Landis and Rooks discuss the importance of being able to make mistakes in the industry and finding your own voice. 12:01-18:15 Rooks talks about her show "Take It There with Taylor Rooks". 18:16-23:55 Rooks discusses what life was like in the NBA bubble. 23:56-26:49 Rooks talks about her article in GQ magazine. 27:00-end Landis and Rooks discuss the importance of women supporting one another in the industry.

Host Olivia Landis welcomes ESPN's Suzy Kolber to the New YorkHER podcast. Start-5:10 Kolber discusses her interest in broadcasting dating back to her time at the University of Miami as an undergrad. 5:11-6:33 Kolber discusses her time on the water ski team at Miami. 6:34- 12:55 Kolber talks about longevity in the industry and keys to having a long, meaningful career. 12:56- 15:10 Kolber describes some of her favorite moments of her career. 15:11-end Kolber describes what she hopes to accomplish for the rest of her career.

Start-12:00: Host Olivia Landis and SNY's Jeané Coakley discuss Coakley's path to becoming a broadcaster in the world's largest media market, NYC. They also discuss growing up as "tomboys" & how it influenced their career choices in sports. 12:00-17:05: Coakley talks about her husband Scott Burrell's experience playing with Michael Jordan, and what it was like watching "The Last Dance" with Burrell. 17:05-End Coakley speaks on motherhood and family life while also juggling her career as a sports broadcaster. She talks about the struggles women face in sports as mothers and how she balances it all.

Host Olivia Landis is joined by YES Network and FOX Sports analyst, who discusses her path to becoming the first full-time female TV analyst for a regional sports network in the NBA, her passion for working in sports and her role as host on 'We Need to Talk'.

Host Olivia Landis is joined by FOX Sports reporter Laura Okmin, who discusses her path to being on-air, her passion for sports, how she can help influence young women in the sports industry and her favorite event to cover.

Hosts Ethan Greenberg and Eric Allen are joined by NFL Draft Analyst Daniel Jeremiah to discuss his thoughts on Zach Wilson (0:33), Elijah Moore (5:52), hitting on Day 3 (6:57) and Alijah Vera-Tucker (8:17). He also gives his thoughts on where the Jets are compared to last year (9:50).

Hosts Ethan Greenberg and Eric Allen are joined by Legends Anthony Becht and Erik Coleman to discuss the Jets' pick in Round 2 of the 2021 NFL Draft - WR Elijah Moore.

Hosts Ethan Greenberg and Eric Allen are joined by Legends Anthony Becht and Erik Coleman to discuss the Jets' picks in Round 1 of the 2021 NFL Draft - QB Zach Wilson (BYU) and OL Alijah Vera-Tucker (USC).

Hosts Ethan Greenberg and Eric Allen are joined by ESPN's Sal Paolantonio to discuss his time covering the Jets (5:27), the right QB for the Jets (13:06), Mike LaFleur's system (23:10) and GM Joe Douglas (26:56).

Hosts Ethan Greenberg and Eric Allen are joined by Senior Personnel Advisor Phil Savage and Assistant GM Rex Hogan to discuss the final preparations for the NFL Draft (4:53), the Jets' philosophy (11:03), best player available vs. need (16:49) and what a successful draft looks like (27:19).

Hosts Ethan Greenberg and Eric Allen are joined by the Jets director of personnel operations Dan Zbojovsky. They discuss his role (2:00), this year's scouting process (4:43), where the department is in this year's process (10:28) and the importance of the later rounds in the draft (14:58).

Hosts Ethan Greenberg and Eric Allen discuss draft prospects who could be on the board with the Jets' second first-round pick. NFL Network's Charles Davis also gives his thoughts on who he'd select at the No. 2 pick (11:30), the No. 23 and No. 34 picks (17:19), the deepest positions in the draft (19:52) and the Jets' draft capital (21:30).

Hosts Ethan Greenberg and Eric Allen are joined by national scouts Jay Mandolesi and Dom Green. They discuss their roles in a typical year (6:04), the challenges COVID-19 have presented (11:39), the emphasis of Pro Days (23:14) and the excitement in the scouting department for this year's draft (25:00).