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We connect with athletes and dive into specific stories from their careers. Work ethic, communication, leadership, late nights, and early mornings. These are the stories that help give us perspective into our own lives. Storytelling is a powerful way to connect with one another by drawing inspiration, perspective, and value. Sports is one of the only ways to connect people from every different background and we're here to share the stories of all athletes.
In this episode, we discuss how and why Nate started his NIL marketplace, why athletes are so influential, the challenges and fears that come with brand and athlete partnerships, how influencers price themselves, and what makes for a successful or unsuccessful campaign.
This series is presented by FireWork, an NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) marketplace that brings like-minded athletes and brands together to form dream partnerships and marketing campaigns. Find your dream partnership here: https://www.thefirework.app
Meet Nate Behar, CFL Athlete for the Ottawa Redblacks and Founder @ Firework, an NIL marketplace.
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'The Athlete Creator', a 7-part podcast content series highlighting the opportunities within the Creator Economy for athletes. The creator economy is the monetization of content through social media. Currently there are 50 million creators participating in the creator economy and the industry is estimated to be worth over $100B.
As athletes receive 3.3x more engagement on social media than a regular user, there is a massive opportunity for athletes to capitalize on their influence within their immediate community.
It’s our goal to highlight these opportunities and give actionable advice on how athletes can start building an audience online today.
New episodes with industry leaders (listed below) within the sports and content world will be released weekly, starting November 1st @ 830pm EST across all podcast platforms.
Host: Tristen Ross (@t_ross4), founder @undressthejersey, content creator, and former @stfxbball athlete
Guest Speakers:
Jamey Lee (@jameslifee) - Co-Founder, Chief Creative Officer @deep.social.brands
Sean Coffey (@seancof) - NHLPA Certified Agent, @quartexx.hockey
Isabella Anes (@isabellaanes_) - Basketball Student-Athlete @windsorlancers, Content Creator
Savanna Hamilton (@savhamilton11) - @Raptors Sideline Reporter on @Sportsnet
Nate Behar (@natebehar11) - Founder @thefireworkapp, CFL Athlete @cflredblacks
Emmy Curtis (@emraine) - @tsn_official Sportscentre, @fifaworldcup media ops
Albert Banahene (@albertbjr9) - Tiktok Creator, former @xmenfootball athlete
This series is presented by FireWork, an NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) marketplace that brings like-minded athletes and brands together to form dream partnerships and marketing campaigns.
Find your dream partnership here: https://www.thefirework.app Meet
Emmy Raine Curtis, a 3rd year U of T student, story editor and producer for Sportscenter, and most recently led the media operations for team Canada at the 2022 world cup in Qatar. In this interview, I ask Emmy about her content creation journey, how she’s paving a way for women in sports, how she’s gotten to work with brands like Adidas and how athletes should be using social media to build their own personal brands. In this episode, I sat down with isabella to discuss how and why she first started creating content, all of the opportunities that have come from it like brand deals and inspiring others, as well as how to start and what to keep in mind while putting yourself online.
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'The Athlete Creator', a 7-part podcast content series highlighting the opportunities within the Creator Economy for athletes. The creator economy is the monetization of content through social media. Currently there are 50 million creators participating in the creator economy and the industry is estimated to be worth over $100B. As athletes receive 3.3x more engagement on social media than a regular user, there is a massive opportunity for athletes to capitalize on their influence within their immediate community. It’s our goal to highlight these opportunities and give actionable advice on how athletes can start building an audience online today.
New episodes with industry leaders (listed below) within the sports and content world will be released weekly, starting November 1st @ 830pm EST across all podcast platforms.
Host: Tristen Ross (@t_ross4), founder @undressthejersey, content creator, and former @stfxbball athlete
Guest Speakers:
Jamey Lee (@jameslifee) - Co-Founder, Chief Creative Officer @deep.social.brands
Sean Coffey (@seancof) - NHLPA Certified Agent, @quartexx.hockey
Isabella Anes (@isabellaanes_) - Basketball Student-Athlete @windsorlancers, Content Creator
Savanna Hamilton (@savhamilton11) - @Raptors Sideline Reporter on @Sportsnet
Nate Behar (@natebehar11) - Founder @thefireworkapp, CFL Athlete @cflredblacks
Emmy Curtis (@emraine) - @tsn_official Sportscentre, @fifaworldcup media ops
Albert Banahene (@albertbjr9) - Tiktok Creator, former @xmenfootball athlete
This series is presented by FireWork, an NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) marketplace that brings like-minded athletes and brands together to form dream partnerships and marketing campaigns.
Find your dream partnership here: https://www.thefirework.app
Meet Isabella Anes, a student-athlete creator and member of the women’s basketball team at the University of Windsor - she’s the host of the ISA Journal and shares meaningful moments from her journey as an international student-athlete from quotes of the week, meal prep hacks, workouts, and tons of motivation + inspiration for athletes.
In this episode, I sat down with isabella to discuss how and why she first started creating content, all of the opportunities that have come from it like brand deals and inspiring others, as well as how to start and what to keep in mind while putting yourself online.
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Check out Isabella's podcast 'The ISA Journal' here: https://anchor.fm/isabella-anes/episodes/05--10-Things-I-Learned-Through-My-First-Year-of-University-e1qdigj
'The Athlete Creator', a 7-part podcast content series highlighting the opportunities within the Creator Economy for athletes. The creator economy is the monetization of content through social media. Currently there are 50 million creators participating in the creator economy and the industry is estimated to be worth over $100B. As athletes receive 3.3x more engagement on social media than a regular user, there is a massive opportunity for athletes to capitalize on their influence within their immediate community. It’s our goal to highlight these opportunities and give actionable advice on how athletes can start building an audience online today.
New episodes with industry leaders (listed below) within the sports and content world will be released weekly, starting November 1st @ 830pm EST across all podcast platforms.
Host: Tristen Ross (@t_ross4), founder @undressthejersey, content creator, and former @stfxbball athlete
Guest Speakers: Jamey Lee (@jameslifee) - Co-Founder, Chief Creative Officer @deep.social.brands
Sean Coffey (@seancof) - NHLPA Certified Agent, @quartexx.hockey
Isabella Anes (@isabellaanes_) - Basketball Student-Athlete @windsorlancers, Content Creator
Savanna Hamilton (@savhamilton11) - @Raptors Sideline Reporter on @Sportsnet
Nate Behar (@natebehar11) - Founder @thefireworkapp, CFL Athlete @cflredblacks
Emmy Curtis (@emraine) - @tsn_official Sportscentre, @fifaworldcup media ops
Albert Banahene (@albertbjr9) - Tiktok Creator, former @xmenfootball athlete
This series is presented by FireWork, an NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) marketplace that brings like-minded athletes and brands together to form dream partnerships and marketing campaigns.
Find your dream partnership here: https://www.thefirework.app
Meet Albert Banahene, a former U Sports football player for StFX University who has built his social media accounts to over 10.8 million likes and 313k followers. We discuss everything that has gone into Albert's journey through content, brand sponsorships, networking opportunities, and why athletes should start building an audience online to prepare for life after sport.
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'The Athlete Creator', a 7-part podcast content series highlighting the opportunities within the Creator Economy for athletes. The creator economy is the monetization of content through social media. Currently there are 50 million creators participating in the creator economy and the industry is estimated to be worth over $100B. As athletes receive 3.3x more engagement on social media than a regular user, there is a massive opportunity for athletes to capitalize on their influence within their immediate community. It’s our goal to highlight these opportunities and give actionable advice on how athletes can start building an audience online today.
New episodes with industry leaders (listed below) within the sports and content world will be released weekly, starting November 1st @ 830pm EST across all podcast platforms.
Host: Tristen Ross (@t_ross4), founder @undressthejersey, content creator, and former @stfxbball athlete
Guest Speakers: Jamey Lee (@jameslifee) - Co-Founder, Chief Creative Officer @deep.social.brands
Sean Coffey (@seancof) - NHLPA Certified Agent, @quartexx.hockey
Isabella Anes (@isabellaanes_) - Basketball Student-Athlete @windsorlancers, Content Creator
Savanna Hamilton (@savhamilton11) - @Raptors Sideline Reporter on @Sportsnet
Nate Behar (@natebehar11) - Founder @thefireworkapp, CFL Athlete @cflredblacks
Emmy Curtis (@emraine) - @tsn_official Sportscentre, @fifaworldcup media ops
Albert Banahene (@albertbjr9) - Tiktok Creator, former @xmenfootball athlete
This series is presented by FireWork, an NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) marketplace that brings like-minded athletes and brands together to form dream partnerships and marketing campaigns.
Find your dream partnership here: https://www.thefirework.app
Meet Savanna Hamilton, a former Ryerson University basketball player and current host and producer at Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment. Savanna hosts NBA TV Canada's flagship show Raptors Today and SWISH: Inside the WNBA on NBA TV Canada. Savanna currently travels with the Toronto Raptors as the Sportsnet sideline reporter.
In this episode, we dive into how Savanna amassed a following of over 140,000 on Tiktok, the current state of NIL in Canada, why athletes are influential, and the impact you can have on others simply by sharing your story
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'The Athlete Creator', a 7-part podcast content series highlighting the opportunities within the Creator Economy for athletes. The creator economy is the monetization of content through social media. Currently there are 50 million creators participating in the creator economy and the industry is estimated to be worth over $100B. As athletes receive 3.3x more engagement on social media than a regular user, there is a massive opportunity for athletes to capitalize on their influence within their immediate community. It’s our goal to highlight these opportunities and give actionable advice on how athletes can start building an audience online today.
New episodes with industry leaders (listed below) within the sports and content world will be released weekly, starting November 1st @ 830pm EST across all podcast platforms.
Host: Tristen Ross (@t_ross4), founder @undressthejersey, content creator, and former @stfxbball athlete
Guest Speakers: Jamey Lee (@jameslifee) - Co-Founder, Chief Creative Officer @deep.social.brands
Sean Coffey (@seancof) - NHLPA Certified Agent, @quartexx.hockey
Isabella Anes (@isabellaanes_) - Basketball Student-Athlete @windsorlancers, Content Creator
Savanna Hamilton (@savhamilton11) - @Raptors Sideline Reporter on @Sportsnet
Nate Behar (@natebehar11) - Founder @thefireworkapp, CFL Athlete @cflredblacks
Emmy Curtis (@emraine) - @tsn_official Sportscentre, @fifaworldcup media ops
Albert Banahene (@albertbjr9) - Tiktok Creator, former @xmenfootball athlete
This series is presented by FireWork, an NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) marketplace that brings like-minded athletes and brands together to form dream partnerships and marketing campaigns.
Find your dream partnership now: https://www.thefirework.app
Meet Jamey Lee, the Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Deep Social Brands, an agency that does personal branding for 7, 8, and 9 figure entrepreneurs who have yet to explore their social media potential. In this episode, we dove into specific ways you as an athlete can leverage your influence and build an audience online to start capturing brand deals and make money. From Jamey’s expertise, we dissected what makes a piece of content successful and the different types of content athletes can share today.
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'The Athlete Creator', a 7-part podcast content series highlighting the opportunities within the Creator Economy for athletes. The creator economy is the monetization of content through social media. Currently there are 50 million creators participating in the creator economy and the industry is estimated to be worth over $100B. As athletes receive 3.3x more engagement on social media than a regular user, there is a massive opportunity for athletes to capitalize on their influence within their immediate community. It’s our goal to highlight these opportunities and give actionable advice on how athletes can start building an audience online today.
New episodes with industry leaders (listed below) within the sports and content world will be released weekly, starting November 1st @ 830pm EST across all podcast platforms.
Host: Tristen Ross (@t_ross4), founder @undressthejersey, content creator, and former @stfxbball athlete
Guest Speakers: Jamey Lee (@jameslifee) - Co-Founder, Chief Creative Officer @deep.social.brands
Sean Coffey (@seancof) - NHLPA Certified Agent, @quartexx.hockey
Isabella Anes (@isabellaanes_) - Basketball Student-Athlete @windsorlancers, Content Creator
Savanna Hamilton (@savhamilton11) - @Raptors Sideline Reporter on @Sportsnet
Nate Behar (@natebehar11) - Founder @thefireworkapp, CFL Athlete @cflredblacks
Emmy Curtis (@emraine) - @tsn_official Sportscentre, @fifaworldcup media ops
Albert Banahene (@albertbjr9) - Tiktok Creator, former @xmenfootball athlete
Growing up in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Vernelle Johnson was a basketball player his entire life. In his last year at the University of Prince Edward Island he realized the love he had for the game was slipping away when his eyes were set on a much bigger future; financial freedom.
Meet the man, Randy Osei aka Randy Rozaay, serial and social entrepreneur, CEO and Founder of Athlete Tech Group and Rozaay Management, Executive Director of Return the Love, Co-Founder of Atlas 365...the list goes on. Randy comes on the UndressTheJersey podcast to discuss his journey as a university and college basketball player, working with Toronto AAU powerhouse CIA Bounce and travelling the USA with soon to be NBA stars like Andrew Wiggins. We talk about his love for entrepreneurship and the keys to developing relationships with some of the biggest names in the sports and entertainment industry like Jamal Murray and Roy Woods. Randy is now working to combine Athletes and Technology with his latest startup Athlete Tech Group. Investing in startups, personal branding and technology are at the forefront of Randy's world and is making his mission to help get athletes involved. If you liked this episode and want to see more, please consider subscribing. A like and comment goes a long way too.
Nick Del Bianco is a former professional volleyball player and currently runs his own company called Athlete Wellness Academy that aims to help athletes connect their physical and mental performance together. Nick played professionally for a number of years throughout Europe after winning national championships and being named CIS Volleyball Player of the Year at Trinity Western University. As the conversations around mental health in sports continues to rise, this episode of the podcast looked at how Nick personally dealt with the mental pressures of sport and how he's helping athletes do the same. We touched on the importance of focusing on the 20hrs we spend away from our sport, the notion that athletes are taught to grind through our struggles and even discuss specific tools and strategies to start improving your mental health!
Omer Abdallah is a former defensive lineman for the Saint Mary's University men's football team in Halifax Nova Scotia. Omer's family hails from Djibouti where sports is played mainly for recreation. From an early age Omer was taught the importance of working for what you want, taking care of business in the classroom and staying true to his values. Between attending a Junior College in San Francisco to being selected for the CFL combine during his time at SMU, Omer is now an IT consultant and youth football coach where he is giving back to the sport that taught him so much.
Jackie's right leg was amputated below the knee at age nine after he fell while trying to jump between train cars. He spent a total of eight months in hospital. This moment not only shaped him into the person he is today, but it fuelled a competitiveness to prove to himself that this accident wasn't going to hold him back in life. With numerous hurdles both mentally and physically, Jackie found himself competing at the highest level of track. This is his story.
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TheTopOfTheFoodChain: https://www.instagram.com/thetopofthefoodchain/ Interview was recorded on December 11th, 2020
We sat down with Kyle Milley, a product and market developer for Air Institutes (Halifax, NS) and former soccer player for Mt. Allison University (New Brunswick). Air Institutes is a mental resilience training company that focuses on helping individuals and organizations work on building resilience. "Just as you can go to the gym to strengthen your body, you can leverage the power of neuroplasticity to gain mental resilience. Your brain has “mental muscles” too!" Athletes are constantly in a state of building resilience through defeat, conflict with teammates, and often times battling injuries. We sat down with Air Institutes to have a conversation of how athletes tend to be ahead of the game and how they can apply these skills outside of sport.
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Nick Voci is a former football player for York University in Ontario. I came across Nick's podcast, The Gut Hut, while scrolling on Tiktok and invited him to be a guest on UndressTheJersey. Nick's inspiration for starting his podcast came after looking back on the conversations he would have with his teammates and wishing they were recorded. We talk everything from the perception of being a university athlete, to the grind, and everything in between. Hope you enjoy.
Dylan Bell is a former U Sports football player for St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. During his time at X, Dylan was an outstanding leader within the football program and studying kinesiology. After his undergrad, Dylan stayed at X where he obtained his Bachelor of Education degree. He is now a teacher at St. Mary's secondary school in his hometown of Brockville, teaching grade 12 kinesiology. One of the biggest lessons Dylan tries to share is the importance of learning from everybody. Athletes must be willing to learn from coaches, and coaches must be willing to learn from athletes. Just because you're in a position of seniority doesn't mean you can't learn from someone younger than you. It's when we refuse to open ourselves to new perspectives that we see a greater disconnect to those around us.
Jarred Ogungbemi-Jackson is a Canadian professional basketball player from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Growing up as a multi-sport athlete, Jarred found his passion in basketball. He played at the University of Calgary, was a member of the Canadian national team, and as of this recording, is in his 6th year playing professionally overseas. Jarred has played in Spain, Portugal, France, Finland, and now currently for Donar Basket in Holland. We spoke about everything from his upbringing, his decision process for University, building life skills, mentorship, his relationship with time, using basketball as an escape, and the value in travelling the world. Leave us a comment of your favorite line from this interview.
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Dejuan is a rapper from Toronto, and with over 174.8k streams on spotify, he's been able to make a name for himself in the rap game. Dejuan has been featured by Apple Music in The New Toronto playlist and currently has a series titled JuanderTales where he releases 45 second raps around relevant topics going on throughout society.
Before rap, Dejuan was a standout football player for the StFX University X-Men where he sits 4th overall in the AUS record book for most receptions in a single season.
Some of his most notable stats include:
6.5 receptions/game – 1st in AUS and tied for 6th in U SPORTS
52 receptions – 1st in AUS and tied for 5th in U SPORTS
94.3 receiving yards/game – 2nd in AUS and 7th in U SPORTS
754 receiving yards – 2nd in AUS and 6th in U SPORTS
14.5 average yards/reception – 2nd in AUS
8 touchdowns – tied for 1st in AUS and tied for 3rd in U SPORTS
114.8 all-purpose yards/game – 5th in AUS
918 all-purpose yards – 5th in AUS
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Meet Hugh Smith, a former long time Canadian National Team Gymnast and current Cirque Du Soleil coach.
Hugh Smith is the veteran of the Canadian gymnastics team who won his first senior national all-around title in 2013 at the age of 29. He went on to make his FIG World Championship debut in 2014, after having been an alternate for the world team in 2010. Also in 2014, he won silver on vault and helped the team win bronze at the Pacific Rim Championships. Smith missed out on qualifying for Canada’s lone men’s artistic gymnastics berth at London 2012, after which he took a break from the sport before continuing on with the goal of making it to Rio 2016. Smith competed at both the 2007 and 2011 Pan Am games, winning bronze on vault in Guadalajara. His multi-sport competition experience also includes the 1999 Canada Winter Games. He won all-around bronze at the 2015 Canadian Championships.
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Meet Troy Crema, a 4 year Dartmouth College hockey graduate and former professional hockey player with the Rochester Americans in the AHL.
Troy is now the co-founder of Green Cube Analytics, a big data marketing technology company and currently working for Gamma Capital Partners here in Toronto.
Growing up in Toronto, Troy was met with a spleen problem during his final year of minor midget, that sidelined him and affected his stock in the OHL draft. At 16, Troy had a soft commitment to go to Yale but due to a poor performance in a prep school tournament in Boston, Yale decided to hold off and wait another year. The following year he played for the Hamilton Heismans, and unexpectedly to Troy, Dartmouth College offered him a spot on their roster immediately following an exhibition game.
The values of hard work and his experience working within teams is what Troy still carries into his day to day now that he’s in the business world.
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Aidan is the creator of the instagram community, Ontario Runners, a Seneca College Student Ambassador and a Skechers Canada athlete. We talk everything from his motivation behind creating Ontario Runners, why people should add running to their routine (even if they don't consider themselves an athlete), and his goal of one day becoming a police officer.
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Tyrell Vernon is a former player for the StFX University X-Men. With the retirement of legendary Canadian basketball coach Steve Konchalski, Tyrell is taking over the legacy and looking to bring StFX back to the top of U Sport basketball. As a former player, we chat about all the things basketball players deal with growing up like role acceptance, balance between fun and sacrifice, and how to get the most out of your game.
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Will Silver is the founder of Top of the Food Chain which is a fitness brand that promotes a growth mindset in life. Will was a 5 year member of the StFX University Men's Basketball team where he worked himself from a walk-on to a 2-time Atlantic University Sport All-Star, team MVP, and many other awards. Most recently, Will is known for his intense workouts and incredible fitness challenges which can be found on his instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetopofthefoodchain/
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Nina Kucheran is a Sudbury, Ontario native who started swimming when she was 5 years old. From the Youth Olympic Games in Panama, to the International University Sports Games (FISU) in Italy, Nina now competes for Florida State University in the NCAA. From the day in the life as a Division 1 athlete, to some of her biggest influences and obstacles, it was a pleasure to chat with Nina about her journey through swimming.
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We caught up with Professional Canadian Basketball Player Kaza Kajami-Keane. Kaza most recently played for MBC in Germany, one of Europe's top professional leagues. Kaza is also a member of the Canadian Senior Men's National team, a 2x National champion of the Carleton University Ravens, played NCAA Division 1 for Illinois State and Cleveland State University, and spent a year in the NBA G League playing for the Raptors 905.
Some of his accomplishments include: 2x National Champion 2x All Canadian 2x First Team OUA World Cup Participant 2019 Dutch Basketball League 1st Team All Star All Defensive Team 2019 Dutch League Champion Finals MVP of The Dutch League
This was a ton of fun. Shoutout to Kaza and the rest of the organizations that made this possible.
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We caught up with OUA Athlete of the Year David Thomson (@thommer13) of the University of Toronto @varsityblues. From his beginnings with Hockey, living 5hrs from Mexico to play in the @nahlhockey , to earning bronze for Canada in the 2019 @usportsintl FISU games, and being recognized as one of the top hockey players in the country, David shares his story and goals of making it to the NHL.
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