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An in-depth look at NBC's Milan-Cortina Olympics coverage
About this episode
Episode 588 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features Molly Solomon, the Executive Producer & President, NBC Olympics & Paralympics Production and Amy Rosenfeld, the Senior Vice President, Olympics and Paralympics Production for NBC Sports. In this podcast (NOTE: This podcast was taped before Lindsay Vonn's injury and before the awful news about Savannah Guthrie's mother) Solomon and Rosenfeld discuss if they fundamentally see the Olympics as a sporting event versus entertainment programming; what the week is like for them before the Milan-Cortina Olympics; why they learned from Paris about what works in primetime as a show; the importance of Lindsay Vonn's comeback; the excitement over NHL players returning to the Games; the success of Gold Zone coverage; how Mike Tirico will be impacted by the Super Bowl; how they will approach the politics of the moment as it relates to sports; which sports will pop for viewers; breaking the
glass ceiling as far as broadcasting Olympics executives; the debut of Ski
mountaineering; the additions of celebrities such as as Snoop and Stanley
Tucci, and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and more.
Episode 588 of the Sports Media
Podcast with Richard Deitsch features Molly Solomon, the Executive Producer
& President, NBC Olympics & Paralympics Production and Amy Rosenfeld,
the Senior Vice President, Olympics and Paralympics Production for NBC Sports.
In this podcast (NOTE: This podcast was taped
before Lindsay Vonn's injury and before the awful news about Savannah Guthrie's
mother) Solomon and Rosenfeld discuss
if they fundamentally see the Olympics as a sporting event versus entertainment
programming; what the week is like for them before the Milan-Cortina Olympics;
why they learned from Paris about what works in primetime as a show; the
importance of Lindsay Vonn's comeback; the excitement over NHL players
returning to the Games; the success of Gold Zone coverage; how Mike Tirico will
be impacted by the Super Bowl; how they will approach the politics of the
moment as it relates to sports; which sports will pop for viewers; breaking the
glass ceiling as far as broadcasting Olympics executives; the debut of Ski
mountaineering; the additions of celebrities such as as Snoop and Stanley
Tucci, and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify
and more.
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