• 10. The Explorers Podcast and Why College Athletes Should Get Paid

  • Mar 7 2023
  • Length: 23 mins
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10. The Explorers Podcast and Why College Athletes Should Get Paid

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  • I go solo for this episode. It's been hectic the last two weeks and I missed putting out an episode. I've been wanting to put out a solo episode once a month as a short rambling of books I have listened to on audio or something that I found interesting. 

    This episode I talk about the Explorers Podcast. I do not know Matt the host, his podcast is phenomenal! It's put together like something you would find on the History Channel or National Geographic. I listened to the most recent episodes from the last two months and then went all the way to the first podcast he put out and started from there. It's the first podcast I have ever binged. If you like history, especially history of exploring, you have to go listen.

    I also give some opinions on the NIL and college athletes getting paid. We have kids putting their bodies on the line for millions of dollars, which they have never seen a penny of. Now they have an opportunity to make some money from their hard work and dedication and ability. 

    Let me know if you have someone you would like to hear on the podcast. Shoot me and email at yallookapodcast@gmail.com or message me at the website https://www.podpage.com/entertainingly-educational/ 

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