Today, I read my dissertation for you, titled "Why don't you play outdoors?": An Investigation into the Growth of Basketball in Britain 1980 - Present. I cover factors such as youth culture, the city, and even my own primary research! Let me know what you think and whether you disagree or agree with anything I said.
Today I have the pleasure of talking with Behrad and Denzel from SBB on how they have been able to grow to become the LARGEST British basketball social media platform. A fantastic chat with two amazing guys.
Today I take a look at Bleacher Report's top 10 sports conspiracy theories and give my thoughts and opinions as to whether they are feasible - let alone actually happened.
Today I talk about what the first sport may have been, although it is not a simple question as we have to consider theory covered in Episode 2 to define whether the activities that ancient peoples were taking part in were actually sport.
Today I talk about football in London, how the game came to gain some footing and grow, before I move on to talking about rivalrvy within London football, most notably the West Ham - Millwall derby and the North London derby.
Today I talk about variations within sports and a little bit about the theory that influences the sport we play. I cover some vague sports and break down why they are appealing.
Today I talk about the 'GOAT' debate. What does it mean to be one, what does it take, and how do we compare eras? I then go on to give who I think some of the 'GOATs' are in their respective films, based on some the theory I spoke about.
Today I give an overview and an insight into the 1936 Berlin Olympics, taking a look at the significance of the Games and some facts you might not know about them then considering it's legacy.
Today, I speak alone on the Low Countries and korfball, giving a brief historiography of the region and showing how it fits in with wider historical concepts such as provision of sport and dissemination.