Redspin Sports looks at the connections between the U.S. sports industry & the political, social & economic forces that sustain U.S. imperialism, both at home and abroad.<br /><br />We examine the history of activist athletes and this generation's reemergence of athlete activism, the history of American football through a critical class struggle lens, and the politics & labor dynamics that characterize the modern pro sports leagues. Highlighting the connections between billionaire team owners, the permanent war state, real estate gentrifiers and slum lords, private prisons, education privatization, police militarization & much more; all of which are critical to fully understanding the social and political forces that define our time.<br /><br />Hit us up on Twitter or Facebook with feedback, reactions, or even topic suggestions for future shows.<br /><br />Twitter & Instagram: @RedspinSports <br /><br />Nathaniel Wallace: @NateWallace9 (Twitter)<br /><br />Michael Sampson: @BrotherFlourish (Twitter)<br /><br /><a href="https://www.facebook.com/RedspinSports/" rel="noopener">https://www.facebook.com/RedspinSports/</a>
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Podcast Overview
Redspin Sports looks at the connections between the U.S. sports industry & the political, social & economic forces that sustain U.S. imperialism, both at home and abroad.<br /><br />We examine the history of activist athletes and this generation's reemergence of athlete activism, the history of American football through a critical class struggle lens, and the politics & labor dynamics that characterize the modern pro sports leagues. Highlighting the connections between billionaire team owners, the permanent war state, real estate gentrifiers and slum lords, private prisons, education privatization, police militarization & much more; all of which are critical to fully understanding the social and political forces that define our time.<br /><br />Hit us up on Twitter or Facebook with feedback, reactions, or even topic suggestions for future shows.<br /><br />Twitter & Instagram: @RedspinSports <br /><br />Nathaniel Wallace: @NateWallace9 (Twitter)<br /><br />Michael Sampson: @BrotherFlourish (Twitter)<br /><br /><a href="https://www.facebook.com/RedspinSports/" rel="noopener">https://www.facebook.com/RedspinSports/</a>
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Recent Episodes
February 27, 2022
New Normies Podcast Ep. 1 w/ Nate Wallace & Corey Uhl on the Redspin Sports Network
New Normies Podcast delves into the new social norms, pop-culture, politics, and humor of this new normal world we're living in. <br /><br />We discuss Kyrie Irving's effect on NYC Mayor Eric Adams changing his tune regarding mandates, trucker convoys and the left's reaction, Turkish NBA player/CIA moonlighter, Enes Kanter "Freedom" being a psy op, Russia/Ukraine (pre-invasion) and more. <br /><br />@Nate6Wallace (Twitter) <br /><br />@Corey_Uhl (Twitter) <br /><br />@Redspin Sports (Twitter) <br /><br />Recorded on Sunday, February 20th, 2022. <br /><br />Editing for the episode was done by Justin Williams. <br /><br />DISCLAIMER: This was recorded before Russian forces entered Ukraine.
November 13, 2021
Dead Money in College Sports, Baseball's Race to the Bottom, and the Sports Media Ignores Lamar Jackson's Performance
In this segment of By Any Means Necessary, Sean and Jacquie are joined by Justin Williams, co-host of Red Spin Sports to discuss money paid to fired coaches in college sports, MLB team owners’ drive for profit diminishing the quality of competition as they move to reinforce their power amid the league’s looming labor battle, and the gap between Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson’s performance and the media narratives surrounding it.
November 13, 2021
2015's Across the Line, Aaron Rodgers, and Baseball's Looming Labor Struggle
In this segment of By Any Means Necessary, Sean and Jacquie are joined by Justin Williams, co-host of Red Spin Sports to discuss the 2015 film “Across The Line” and the individualist, bootstrap ideology that the film advances, the privilege that the film fails to examine and how it connects to the real-world issue of Aaron Rodgers’ misleading statements about his vaccination status, and the looming labor battle and potential strike in Major League Baseball.
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