You've been waiting for it, and it's finally here! The beginning of a new era of our Video Podcasts kicks off today with our first guest, the star and voice of TexAgs Radio Gabe Bock! Gabe's expertise in sports media comes from his background in journalism at Texas A&M University where he graduated in '03 and later spent time as a reporter and producer with Bryan Broadcasting. Gabe has been with TexAgs since 2008 and has now become the face of TexAgs where he is the Host of TexAg...

Today we have a special guest from the world of Law, our very own Dr. Natasha Brison from our Division of Sports Management. Dr. Brison discusses her work with athletic endorsements, advertisement, and enforcement from the FTC.  If you've seen ads, then this is a conversation for you!

Sports Management is a rapidly growing side of Sport - and one that is often hidden behind the scenes.  Joining us today in the podcast is Dr. Matt Walker, the Division Chair for Sports Management at Texas A&M. We talk about the many sides and aspects of Sports Management.  If you're interested in how Sport works, this is a podcast for you! Enjoy!

Today is the second video and audio-only rebroadcast from the 2013 Huffines Discussion.  Up today in our series is Hall of Fame Coach Mark Johnson.  Coach Johnsons's talk is titled: "Athletics as the Front Porch of the University: Why Athletics is Important to a University's Mission".

Former football coach, player, and media personality Lydia Dubuisson joins us in the podcast to talk sports marketing and football.  This is an interesting conversation that goes where you will least expect it to go. 

We're got a very short podcast (Click here) announcement today as we launch our new Video Podcasts!  So shuffle on over to the Video page (under the Resources tab) and check out our new Video podcasts.  First up is the great presentation by Dr. Molly Bray (Univ. Alabama Birmingham) that she gave at the 2011 Huffines Discussion.

Join us this week as Dr. Gregg Bennett joins us in the studio for a fun conversation filled with laughter about the necessary role of sports marketing in the modern world of sports.