Noontime Sports

Lu Robinson-Griggs, who was recently named the head coach of the MIT women's basketball program, joined Matt Noonan for a brand new podcast -- the show was recorded last Friday, May 21, so the two did discuss pre-Game 1 thoughts on the Boston Celtics-Brooklyn Nets series.
Robinson-Griggs and Noonan discuss returning to MIT after coaching at Vassar College to playing basketball at Bentley University. The former Falcon attended the Basketball Hall of Fame induction ceremony earlier this month and was on sight to see coach Barbara Stevens inducted -- the ceremony was held in Connecticut.

If you're a fan of college basketball, coaching and more, then this is your show!

Team Noontime -- Matt Noonan, Zach Weiss, and Andrew Pezzelli -- is back for another week, as well as ready to kickoff your weekend with a unique podcast: We tell YOU our listener (and fan of our show) why we all decided to pursue careers in content creation/sports media.

All three hosts discuss their path into sports media -- why did you want to pursue this field/career? -- lessons learned, advice, and why we love doing what we do, which is broadcasting, podcasting and producing an array of content on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.

Michael Williams, who is the founder, agent, and speaker for Williams Advancement Agency, joined Matt Noonan for a brand new Noontime Sports Podcast to discuss starting an agency last March (2020, to be exact!) that connects basketball coaches with various schools and administrators. Williams has and continues to coach basketball -- he was previously a head coach at The City College of New York and Simmons University, and shares some insight on coaching at the collegiate level.

Williams and Noonan also get into a fun Celtics-Lakers conversation, too -- if you're a basketball fan or interested in coaching, then this is your show!

Brett Lorin, who is the host of the Too Tall Sports Podcast, joined Matt Noonan for a Noontime Sports Podcast recording -- the show was recorded last Thursday, May 6 and features an array of topics on hosting a show to booking/welcoming guests to his career as both a collegiate and professional baseball player. Lorin and Noonan also discussed the current news revolving around NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) -- is this a good thing for college athletics? -- and some Boston/Los Angeles sports.

After a few weeks off, we're excited to be back to podcasting -- yay!

Matt Noonan (host/producer) begins our first show in a few weeks with a state of the podcast -- well, more why we elected to take a break and what we're eager to do now that we're back to producing audio content.

Additionally, we welcome Kyle Diangkinay back to the show -- do you remember when Kyle joined us around this time last year? Matt and Kyle discuss his new role with New York University athletics, as well as get into a discussion about what makes a good story.

Stay tuned for more podcasts soon, but in the meantime, make sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram (@NoontimeNation), and YouTube.