Pods will vary in approaches. Some will be more aggressive, some milk toast like FB (no negativity allowed), some middle of the road, some way out there.
All depends on the personalities involved, objectives, career aspirations and such.
For example, if someone wants a career in “the media”, they’re not going to dump on any athletic program simply one never knows where a big gig may lead someone.
If the above isn’t an objective, varying approaches defines the pod. Approaches from Bobcat Goalwaith to a priest’s homily exists.
They’re all good, and if a person doesn’t like a particular approach, nobody says one has to listen. Same goes for guests, they don’t like a host’s approach, they don’t have to appear.
If you want to look at our peers: USM has multiple podcasts that have interviewed all major sport coaches. App St has two pods that have talked to all of their coaches. ODU has a weekly basketball show with their head basketball coach. They also interviewed their head baseball coach (pretty sure it was baseball) on their SECOND EVER episode. Troy has multiple that have talked to Sumerall. Houston and Memphis the same. I can go on..
Podcasting is the future and keeping coaches off of local podcasts will set programs (with a blanket "NO" policy) further and further back
We're in talks with them to try and write an actual policy that isn't some made up, goal post moving target. And I hope it benefits people like Craig and Rory who do great work. I'm just, once again, pointing out, that it's ridiculous not to promote our programs through new channels, especially via people who have obviously dedicated themselves to putting out a good product and shown consistency/longevity in doing so. And for people like Vic who think having an opinion should bar you from speaking to coaches, I'll recommend you listen to any of those "successful" podcasts that he mentioned earlier and tell me how devoid of "negativity" they are or how they demonstrate "civility." Asinine way to think.
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