Mining the Archive Mondays: Episode 40: Regional Sports Networks

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Inside the Box: The TV History Podcast

jonathan.m.bullinger@gmail.com

57 episodes

9 months ago

Inside the Box: The TV History podcast discusses a particular era, innovation, trend, or program and spends an episode discussing it. Hosted by Jonathan Bullinger, Andrew Salvati, and Steve Voorhees, they apply their scholarly work in media studies to provide the history of TV, critique it at times, and just try to have some fun as they explore inside the box. Be sure to also check our supplementary content that accompany each episode on our home page www.tvhistorypod.com.

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Mining the Archive Mondays: Episode 40: Regional Sports Networks

Inside the Box: The TV History Podcast

54 minutes 25 seconds

1 year ago

Mining the Archive Mondays: Episode 40: Regional Sports Networks

This week join Steve, Jonathan, and Andrew as they discuss the pros and cons of increased regionalization of sports TV networks, and their histories. They also talk about the role collegiate sports play into this regional identity construction. Jonathan adds a thought he explored on the old 4th and Long podcast regarding the line between sports fandom and sports addiction and the 24/7 sports network programming hole.

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