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One-Zero
Calling the Shots
'Calling the Shots' is a One-Zero series exploring some of the innovative minds behind modern sports business. How did they get to the top? How are they changing the industry? What drives them? And what drives them crazy?
Hosted by Andy McGeady, and with new episodes weekly, tune in to hear about their personal success stories and where the future of sports business is going.
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5.0 stars from 7 ratings
Simply brilliant sports business content
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“Great to see high quality audio sports business content!”
BigBets4BigBucks via Apple Podcasts ·
Ireland ·
08/30/19
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“Great podcast with interesting topics and discussions about the future of sports. 💰”
juantipp via Apple Podcasts ·
Ireland ·
08/21/19
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