Jim Seavey (Athletic & Sports Communications)

04/02/21 • 46 min

A good friend to Noontime Sports (and Noontime Sports the Podcast), Jim Seavey joined Matt Noonan for a brand new episode to discuss his retirement from the college athletic communications world that recently concluded with a UMass Dartmouth men's basketball conference championship victory in March. Noonan and Seavey discuss his three-plus decades in college athletics to developing relationships with the media to his current role as a freelancer and consultant with My Got Game.

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Lukas Weese (Multimedia Sports Journalist)

Lukas Weese, a multimedia sports journalist, podcaster, and broadcaster based in Toronto, joined Matt Noonan for a brand new Noontime Sports Podcast to discuss a slew of topics, including how path (and inspiration) for working in sports media, a recent feature he produced on Donnovan Bennett, and if the Leafs - yes, the Toronto Maple Leafs - could see the Boston Bruins in the postseason later this spring.

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The Noontime Rewind: Can Professional Baseball Attract New Fans?

Team Noontime - Matt Noonan, Andrew Pezzelli, and Zach Weiss - is back to cap the week with a simple, but interesting question: can professional baseball attract new fans through additional marketing and social channels like TikTok? The trio shared their thoughts on this question - additionally, is 162 games way too many? Enjoy a fun and light-hearted conversation about America's pastime!