
The show that takes you behind the scenes with the industry's biggest owners, operators and athletes. It's the game you don't see!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

I feel like we have a month’s worth of news that has happened since we last recorded. Mo Salah’s departure announcement, yet more Chelsea punishment, Brendon McCullum’s continuation as England Head Coach, Spurs going deeper into the relegation pit; w... more
One of the Business of Sport greats returns. It was too painful to do this just after the Ashes, but with time the ever effective healer, and with the IPL kicking off this week, what better moment to get Pat Cummins back in the seat.
When Pat first ... more
After Charlie’s epic run through of the horse racing industry, the pressure is on to deliver this week. With F1 race cancellations and continued speculation on Iran’s World Cup participation, it feels like the right time to look at the impact of the ... more
MotoGP has hundreds of millions of die hard fans, has an excellent commercial model, some of the most talented sportspeople in the business, and now Liberty Media, the owners of F1, have arrived to try and bring a true global business to this already... more
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Brilliant brilliant show I’m enjoying this keep it coming
A terrific insight into the inner workings of the world of sport. Thoroughly enjoying deep dives into different sports on The Breakdown.
These two hosts aren’t half bad….
the episode with Steve Bruce was fantastic
Loved the podcast, super interesting. Can’t wait to see who else they get on.
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Engaging with the undercurrents of professional sports, this show offers insights into the perspectives of industry leaders, athletes, and behind-the-scenes operators. Topics frequently explored include the complex interplay between business strategies and athletic performance, the financial realities faced by teams and individual athletes, as well as controversies within various sports. Listeners can expect to gain a deeper understanding of how business decisions shape the sports landscape, exploring financial management, sponsorship challenges, and the evolving nature of sports media. Notably, the podcast reflects an evolution in viewer engagement and the commercialization of sports, addressing both traditional and emerging trends.
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Recent guests on Business of Sport include:
1. Carlos Ezpeleta
2. Julia Chapman
3. Noel Mooney
4. Matt Richards
5. Claire Williams
6. Petr Cech
7. James Vowles
8. Guenther Steiner
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