It’s the all new Better or Worse Scoreboard. Michael, Cully and Scott look at how things are different now and has it helped or hurt American society.
Summary
The conversation begins with a discussion about Christmas Vacation quotes and transitions into a conversation about youth sports and competitiveness. The hosts then play a game called ‘Better or Worse’ where they discuss various topics and decide if they are better or worse for society.
The conversation covers topics such as international players in pro sports and college athletes’ ability to make money from their name, image, and likeness. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the sociopolitical influence of pro athletes.
The conversation explores the influence of pro athletes and celebrities, particularly in socio-political issues. It discusses the role of athletes as symbols and representatives of certain qualities, as well as the impact of their opinions on society.
The conversation also delves into the power and responsibility of having a platform, and the question of whether athletes should express their opinions. It concludes with a discussion on the influence of athletes and the responsibility of the receivers of that influence.
Highlights
- Youth sports have become more competitive and structured, which may hinder the development of well-rounded individuals.
- The presence of international players in pro sports adds diversity and different perspectives.
- Allowing college athletes to make money from their name, image, and likeness can provide opportunities for financial stability and career development.
- Pro athletes have sociopolitical influence and can use their platform to bring attention to important issues.
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SAVING THE DREAM is a fun unconventional podcast featuring unfiltered conversations about life in America. If you’re enjoying life in the echo chamber where people don’t really listen and think, then this one isn’t for you. But if you like real, honest exchanges about things that effect everyday life, then tune in here for a new episode each week. With Michael O’Sullivan and a varying slice of the Saving the Dream crew.