Sports With Friends

In this episode, The Great White Shark announces that he is joining Sirius/XM as a host on PGA Tour Radio. He joined the podcast to announce the move. The two-time British Open winner, whose aggressive style of play and bold approach to life and business captivated fans and earned him the nickname the Great White Shark, will host Attack Life Radio with Greg Norman. The monthly, hour-long program will not only focus on golf, but feature Norman, who has lived an extraordinary and adventurous life and achieved enormous success in his entrepreneurial and philanthropic endeavors, discussing and sharing philosophies and advice for getting the most out of life. Norman will make his SiriusXM debut on Monday, June 11 (2:00 pm ET/11:00 am PT), the week of the U.S. Open, an event he finished in the top-ten in five times. Normans guests on the premiere episode will include the past two U.S. Open Champions Brooks Koepka (2017) and Dustin Johnson (2016), as well as Normans son, Greg Norman Jr.

To help celebrate the Tennis Channel's 15th anniversary, the guest on this podcast is Tracy Austin, a former #1 player in the world, and analyst for Tennis Channel. She won three Grand Slam titles, including the women's singles titles at the 1979 and 1981 US Opens, and the mixed doubles title at the Wimbledon Championships in 1980. In addition, Tennis Channel President Ken Solomon discusses what has help this network stand the test of time.

Though this is not the 1st podcast Seth and Kyle have done together, this is the 1st time Kyle Palmieri has been on Sports with Friends. Speaking at US Open Media Day, Kyle discusses the Devils' playoff season that just concluded, and the direction the franchise is heading. They also dispel the myth that the team's success is not correlated to Seth's not working with the Devils.

In an interview that took place at Shinnecock Country Club in Southampton, NY Islanders winger Cal Clutterbuck joined the show to talk about the course, the Islanders' 2017-2018 season, the Barclays Center and Nassau Coliseum, and the (then) rumors of Lou Lamoriello coming to the organization.

In an interview that took place at Shinnecock Country Club in Southampton, NY, Rangers D Kevin Shattenkirk joined the show to talk about the course, his inaugural Rangers season, and his thoughts on the Vegas Golden Knights.

While I was covering the 2018 US Open Golf Media Day, I caught up with former Giants star Justin Tuck. We had a quick, frank discussion about his take on the Giants decision to get behind Eli Manning and delect Saquon Barkley in the Draft. Also, he addresses his thoughts on the recent Supreme Court ruling making Sports Betting ban unconstitutional.

Joining the show is the CEO of Liverpool FC Peter Moore. The episode was recorded days before the Champions League Final vs. Real Madrid. Moore discusses the Liverpool FC brand, and its globalization initiative. They also discussed the American owners, John Henry, Tom Werner and the Fenway Sports Group as well as minority owner LeBron James. Also discussed was the forthcoming participation from Liverpool FC in the International Champions Cup this summer in the United States.

On March 14, 2018, the Supreme Court declared unconstitutional a law passed by Congress 25 years ago that forced states to ban sports betting. Reaction from that story is the topic that Danny Sheridan is the featured guest. Sheridan is a Handicapper and Sports Analyst for USA TODAY. This is an enlightening discussion on the impact this ruling will have on sports in America.

New York Giants QB Eli Manning in his 4th appearance on the Podcast. They discuss his commitment to the Guiding Eyes for the Blind Golf Classic, of which he is the host (Seth Everett is the emcee). He also speaks about the 2018 NFL Draft, and how the Giants could have taken a QB but instead went with RB Saquon Barkley and also addressed the offensive line.

This podcast is focused on the Formula E racing circuit. Virgin Founder Sir Richard Branson and his Virgin Racing Team begin the Podcast discussing technological innovation and the race to preserve the environment. Actor Idiris Elba was a specator at the Paris E-Prix and commented on what celebrity could bring to the sport. Also, there is a reason why a person who is in Marvel Cinematic Movies isn't on the Hall of Justice podcast. Alejandro Agag is a Co-Founder of the Formula E circuit. He was an assistant to the Prime Minister of Spain, and an investor in many sports. Jean Todt is the President of the FIA (Federationn Internationale de Automobile). He is Special Envoy for Road Safety for the United Nations.

Paolo Maldini is an icon of his sport. He spent 25 years playing in Serie A for AC Milan, amassing 23 trophies. One of the new captains, in the history of AC Milan, Maldini retired in 2009. He is now an ambassador for the International Champions Cup. He also had 2 meals with Seth Everett.

The International Champions Cup is the worlds premier annual summer soccer tournament featuring the top European clubs playing across North America, Europe and Asia. In this episode, Matt Higgins, Co-Founder and CEO of RSE Ventures, discusses the creation of the tournament, and what it means for European Soccer, both in America and the World. They also discuss Matt's role in the creation of the Drone Racing League, which has been profiled on this podcast often. Also, Daniel Sillman, CEO of ICC and RELEVENT, joins the show to take the soccer discussion and its brand impact even further.

International Soccer Star Michael Essien joined the podcast while Seth was covering the International Champions Cup Press Conference Schedule Announcement. Essien spent 9 seasons at Chelsea from 2005-2014 as well as playing for Lyon, Real Madrid and A.C. Milan . He won two English Premier League titles, four FA Cups and one UEFA Champions League. He appeared 58 times for Ghana including at the 2006 and 2014 FIFA World Cups.

For 16 years, Barry Bloom covered baseball for MLB.COM. Now, he is working for Forbes, part of their SportsMoney team. This podcast covers that, but at the dawn of the 2018 season, the issues facing the National Pastime are alarming. Tune in for a frank discussion about pace of play, walks, strikesouts, and all those Home Runs. Furthermore, if baseball's business is booming, how big a problem does the sports have? Please rate/review the podcast on iTunes.

The Vegas Golden Knights are the story of the NHL in their inaugural season. The 1st radio voice of the franchise is also an alum of the AHL's Syracuse Crunch, something Seth Everett has history with. Hear the story of D'Uva's rise to the NHL ranks, plus the touching story of the team's connection to the city of Las Vegas after the horrific shooting on October 1, 2017. Also, they share never-before-told stories of both of their days working with the Syracuse Crunch.