On this episode, Savanna and Will talk about the premiere of "Win or Lose", Pixar Animation Studios’ first original series. The show follows the intertwined stories of eight different characters as they each prepare for their big championship softball game.

Savanna and Will discuss what it's like to break news in professional sports and ways to find the right balance when work gets busy.

On this episode, Savanna and Will discuss the role of a Digital Asset Manager and the new AUSL Pro Softball League.

On Episode 4, American Conference Play-by-Play Commentator Ryan Urqhart joins Savanna and Will to share some advice, stories, and food for thought around the Play-by-Play role in sports broadcasting. Hosted by Savanna Collins, a seasoned sports sideline reporter seen on ESPN, and Will Hinson, a talented videographer, photographer and editor with experience in women’s sports, the NBA, and NFL, this podcast is your go-to resource for navigating the sports and media industries. We met at our first jobs out of college and have learned a lot (sometimes the hard way) about building careers in competitive fields. Whether you’re a college student, an entry-level worker, or simply someone chasing a big dream, we’re here to share honest advice, personal stories, and practical tips to help you cook up your own success. New episodes and clips every week—subscribe and join the conversation! 🦢✨ Follow us for updates and bonus content: 📸 Instagram: @Savvyco & @Hinsoniv 📩 Contact: howtocookagoose@gmail.com

Savanna and Will reminisce on one of the first times THEY cooked someone’s goose with petty revenge. Plus, office pranks and determining your rate for work.

This episode of How to Cook a Goose, Savanna talks about going to her first NFL game, Will is bending that corner like LiAngelo, and the two discuss finding the fun in a job. Savanna shares insights into the preparation of a sideline reporter and what separates the good from the elite.

On the first episode of How to Cook a Goose, Will & Savanna talk about building your reel, failing on a small stage and how underrated get-back coaches are.