SportsField Management Podcast

Whether you are in the field or on the go, you can be listening to sports field management education, information and industry interviews. From archived STMA education sessions, roundtable discussions, and presentations to original interviews with industry insiders, the SportsField Management Podcast will bring you in depth insight to better manage your sports field and facilities. And it’s all available on the go, whenever – and wherever – you are.* SportsField Management is the official publication of the Sports Field Managers Association (SFMA)

SportsField Management Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 31 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts SportsField Management Podcast, a education show with 31 episodes published.

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  Episode #30

  A conversation with Olympic Gold Medalist Dan O’Brien

  Aug 18, 202620 min

  This episode of the SportsField Management podcast welcomes one of the greatest track and field athletes of all time. Gold medalist in the decathlon at the 1996 Olympic Games, Dan O'Brien remains deeply involved in the sport as a broadcaster, coach and motivational speaker. O’Brien now serves as a track and field performance consultant for Ecore Athletic, where he helps advance the company's work in track-and-field through product development, education and outreach to coaches, athletes and facilities.

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  Episode #29

  Sports Fields: Fourth Edition

  Jul 24, 202629 min

  This edition of the podcast welcomes Jim Puhalla, Dr. Jeff Krans and Dr. Mike Goatley to discuss the fourth edition of their book, “Sports Fields: Design, Construction, and Maintenance.” The conversation details the long and storied history of this resource for the sports field management industry, as well as updates the new edition has to offer for today’s sports field management professional.

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  Episode #28

  Conversations from SFMA Conference: Jake Mays, CSFM

  Jun 18, 202619 min

  On this edition of the podcast, SportsField Management magazine Editor John Kmitta was joined at SFMA Conference by Jake Mays, K-12 Schools Director on the SFMA Board of Directors. The two discussed the biggest challenges for K-12 members, as well as the keys to proper communication with athletic directors, school officials, parents and other stakeholders. They also delve into turfgrass education at the high school level, as well as raising awareness of the sports field management profession.

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  Episode #27

  Conversations from SFMA Conference: Zack Holm, CSFM

  May 7, 202613 min

  On this edition of the podcast, SportsField Management magazine Editor John Kmitta was joined at SFMA Conference by Zack Holm, CSFM, turf care manager for Central Park Conservancy in New York City, and former parks and recreation director on the SFMA Board of Directors. The discussion examined association initiatives for the parks and recreation industry, parks and recreation challenges, raising awareness of the role sports field managers play in parks and recreation, and much more.

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  Episode #26

  Conversations from SFMA Conference: Matt Duncan, CSFM

  Apr 9, 202615 min

  On this edition of the podcast, SportsField Management magazine Editor John Kmitta was joined at SFMA Conference by SFMA Vice President – Commercial, Matt Duncan, CSFM, professional turf account manager for DLF. The conversation explored initiatives for commercial members, challenges in the marketplace, and the trend of sports field managers moving from the practitioner side of the business to the commercial/sales side.

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