Athletes Voice turns the on-air talent networks are cutting loose into owners — producing their podcasts and studio shows in a lean studio, chopping each one into a week of clips, and sharing the upside. From a 5-time Emmy-winning founder.
The core is long-form — podcasts and studio shows. Cheap to shoot, and each one chops into dozens of clips. And it travels: a day on location or at a convention like CES banks a month of content.
In the studio, or on location — an event, a golf outing, a convention floor like CES.
A weekly podcast and a studio show — hours of talent-led, unfiltered content.
Every session becomes 20+ vertical clips, cut for YouTube, TikTok, IG and X.
Low cost per hour, high output — automation and a skeleton crew do the rest.
One shoot day → a month of content. Long-form is the cheapest content to make and the richest to cut from.
The team behind Athletes Voice has produced this style for years and won four Emmys — from Emmy-winning documentary to live, on-location energy. A sample (click to play):
Larry Holmes · Heavyweight Legend
Charles Oakley · Knicks Legend
John Starks · Knicks Legend
John Starks · In Studio
Joe Torre · Yankees Hall of Famer
Jim Leyritz · Yankees
Larry Johnson · NBA All-Star
Darrell Reid · Super Bowl ChampThe range, all talent-led — a Larry Holmes sit-down, studio shows with Knicks and Yankees legends, and more. Full reels on request.
Studio shows and podcasts at the core — cheap, long, and endlessly choppable — plus formats that shoot anywhere.
The flagship weekly video podcast — the engine, built around each anchor.
Reaction, debate, interviews — automated multi-cam, broadcast look, creator cost.
Events, golf outings, red carpets, CES — a day on site banks a month of content.
Off-field life, streamed and clipped — the human, not the highlight.
Relaxed dinners and athletes' cars — the personality formats that pull sponsors.
Athletes call the game their way — "ManningCast, but athlete-owned."
Plus Hometown docs, The Masterclass, Group Therapy (life & mental health), reality (Real WAGs), and more.
ESPN and the big networks keep cutting recognizable on-air names loose. Talent with real audiences is suddenly free.
Fans follow people, not networks — on YouTube and podcasts. The distribution the networks are losing, creators now carry.
Talent are done trading themselves for a salary. An athlete-first network that shares the upside is what the moment is asking for.
Athletes, brands, and partners — if you want in early, let's talk. Built by a 5-time Emmy-winning founder, from the team behind PressPass and BeTerrific.