In this episode of PSP, host Nii Wallace Bruce takes a deep dive into Atlanta sports with guest, Noel White, producer at 92.9 The Game. They discuss the WNBA draft, focusing on the Atlanta Dream's picks and season prospects (00:45), including rookies Ta-Hina Paopao and Taylor Thierry. They also cover the complexities and uncertainties surrounding the Atlanta Hawks' front office (05:20) and draft strategy (10:00).

Shifting gears, they analyze the Atlanta Braves' challenges in the MLB season, particularly their pitching woes (18:27) and potential roster moves (21:26). The conversation then moves to the NFL, highlighting the Atlanta Falcons' draft needs (27:47) and the quarterback situation involving Michael Penix Jr. and Kirk Cousins (25:42). The episode wraps up with insights into potential changes in the WNBA (03:15), including upcoming negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement and the league's expansion teams (12:27).

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in this episode, host Nii Wallace-Bruce discusses various developments in the international sports landscape with guest Rob Livingstone from GamesBids.com. The conversation covers the new IOC President Kirsty Coventry, her upcoming responsibilities (01:26), and potential changes in the bidding process for future Olympic Games, particularly for 2036 (02:27).

Later, they also explore the challenges and implications of shifting the Summer Olympics schedule due to climate change and broadcasting conflicts (04:23), as well as the legacy impacts of major sporting events like the Men's and Women's World Cup (10:11). The geopolitical factors influencing upcoming events, particularly in the US (07:43), and the bids for the 2030 Commonwealth Games are also examined.

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The second half of the dynamic conversation with Akwesi from AfriCaaans continues, exploring the world of international football with a keen focus on African teams like Nigeria, Ghana, and Gambia (01:17), and their performances in World Cup qualifiers. The discussion delves into the frustrations and potential of African teams (05:26), the challenges they face, and the stylistic matchups against European and other international teams (11:18).

Additionally, the episode covers the prospects of World Cup hosts Canada (10:53), the USA, and Mexico (02:15), offering insights into their current form, squad depth, and tactical needs ahead of future tournaments (20:16). The talk also touches upon issues like player development, coaching strategies, and the potential for non-European teams to excel on the World Cup stage (22:16).

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In this episode of PSP, host Nii Wallace-Bruce discusses Rory McIlroy's thrilling victory at the Masters, his first win at the tournament in 14 years. Special guest, Donnie Dotson, founder and CEO of Carry Golf (8:40), joins the conversation to break down the memorable moments of the weekend and the mental resilience required for success in golf (2:35).

Dotson also shares insights into his organization, Carry Golf, which helps up-and-coming golfers with financial support (13:33). The discussion highlights the growing importance of analytics in golf (5:12) and the challenges young athletes face in securing the resources needed to compete professionally (20:46).

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In this episode of PSP, host Nii Wallace-Bruce and Akwesi from AfriCaaans go around the world in 80 minutes. In fact, we split the discussion into two halves!

Part 1 of the discussion spans global football, starting with the World Cup qualifiers where Argentina, Iran, Japan, and New Zealand have secured spots in the 2026 United World Cup hosted by the USA, Canada, and Mexico The conversation also covers the ongoing CONCACAF Nations League (18:35), highlighting Panama's unexpected knockout of the USA. Focusing on Ghana, the Nii and Akwesi go back to their diaspora roots, delving into the Black Stars' recent performance (1:23), coaching strategies, and defensive solidity, despite missing the African Cup of Nations.

The talk extends to the challenges faced in recruiting dual-national players (8:24) and the impacts of global football academies like Right to Dream on national team prospects (14:00). Finally, the episode analyzes the outcomes of the CONCACAF Nations League finals, the implications for Canada and the USA, and Canada's upcoming Gold Cup objectives (24:09).

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In this episode hosted by Nii Wallace-Bruce, baseball enthusiast and podcaster, Justin Lunenfeld, discusses the start of the regular baseball season in North America, highlighting key games and players' performances. Justin shares his experience attending games in Toronto and Baltimore [10:47], noting the vibrant atmosphere and diverse crowds.

They delve into team performances, especially focusing on the Orioles and Blue Jays[17:54], and discuss the use of innovative 'bowling pin bats.' [21;05] They also touch on baseball traditions, pitching challenges [3:08], and early standout players [25:30]. The episode includes insights on upcoming games [29.19], and Lunenfeld shares his thoughts on the rest of the American League East and more!

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Host Nii Wallace-Bruce sits down with John Walker, Scottish football coach and analyst, to discuss the evolving role of analytics in football [1:35], focusing on its adoption in the UK and the impact of American investment in clubs like Glasgow Rangers. They delve into the success of Brentford and Brighton using data-driven recruitment [2:15] and the innovative model of the Right to Dream Academy [6:29]. They also touch on the rising popularity and unique challenges of the A-League in Australia [14:58], and the future prospects of San Diego in MLS [13:37] and the Canadian national team ahead of the next World Cup [17:19].

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*NOTE: This episode was recorded just prior to the player releases made by the Jaguars on Thursday March 6th*

In this episode of PSP, hosted by Nii Wallace-Bruce, the focus is on the NFL Draft process, with Brock Vierra, writer at Sports Illustrated. Vierra provides detailed insights from the Draft Combine in Indianapolis [0:32], highlighting standout players [2:18] and potential draftees. Key topics include the strategic moves for multiple teams including the Rams [25:07], Chiefs [10:52], and Jaguars [15:51] in the draft and free agency, with deep dives into team-specific needs and prospects.

Vierra also shares perspectives on the emerging talents and his bold predictions for the 2025 NFL season [33:13]. The discussion also touches on the international expansion of NFL games, player trades, and coaching changes.

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