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Sideline Talk

Sideline Talk

著者： Pilar Lewis
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 By the name of this podcast, you might think you’re here to talk about sports. While that’s true, that’s not all this is about. This podcast explores how social media impacts female athletes. So, gentlemen (and ladies), if you thought you were just going to read up on the latest sports news, you aren’t. But don’t leave just yet. Women in sports is a growing idea, and because of that, so is the media coverage. With female athletes beginning to be recognized more, the recognition may still stem from their physical appearance rather than their athletic ability. This is showcased in many aspects of digital media, especially through social media. Social media has begun to play an influential role in the sports community. With it becoming popular, athletes are now able to control their self-presentation through visual communication. However, the way in which social media generally portrays female athletes influences their own self-identity, as well as the public’s perception of their identity. Because this may influence the way female athletes view themselves, it may also affect how they may use social media. Because of this, it is important to explore and understand the relationship between social media usage and female athletes, which is exactly what the purpose of this podcast is. There are various themes that help explore this relationship between social media and female athletes, which offers deeper insight into how the media may affect the self image of a female athlete. Sideline Talk is here to open up a conversation about these themes. Hopefully you stuck around until the end. So, if you did, it’s game time.Pilar Lewis 2022
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  • Episode 5: The Game Changer: How Social Media Has Changed for Athletes From the Perspective of a Retired Female Athlete

    Episode 5: The Game Changer: How Social Media Has Changed for Athletes From the Perspective of a Retired Female Athlete
    2023/04/11
    In this episode, I spoke with Beth Kaufman, who played on the first women’s basketball team at Edison Community College from 1994 to 1996 and then transferred to Urbana University to play volleyball in 1999. Prior to college sports, she played volleyball and softball, while also throwing shot and discus in highschool. She now has two daughters who played college soccer. With her experience as a retired female athlete, who also has daughters who participated in college sports within the last four years, Kaufman is able to share her thoughts on the difference of not having social media while competing in collegiate sports.
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    13 分
  • Episode 4: The Mental Game: An Inside Look into how Social Media Plays a Role in Female Athletes’ Mental Health

    Episode 4: The Mental Game: An Inside Look into how Social Media Plays a Role in Female Athletes’ Mental Health
    2023/04/11

    In this episode, I spoke with Kelly Tilley, MA, a licensed professional clinical counselor (LPCC) working with over 20 years of experience in providing clinical services. She currently works at Kent State University in tangent with the athletic department as the Athletic Embedded Mental Health Provider. With her experience working with athletes, especially female athletes, Tilley is able to share her thoughts on how social media might correlate with the mental health struggles some female athletes encounter.
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    20 分
  • Episode 3: The Role of Journalism and Reporting in Sports Media

    Episode 3: The Role of Journalism and Reporting in Sports Media
    2023/04/11
    In episode three of Sideline Talk, I spoke with Mackenzie Pflum, a Sideline Reporter at Bally Sports Ohio. Pflum graduated from Ashland University with a Digital Media Production Degree and a Minor in Sport Management. With her experience in sports media as a reporter, Pflum offers her insight into how journalism and reporting plays a role in the portrayal of female athletes. We discuss the aspect of social media as a way of covering sports and how that may impact female athletes.
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    15 分

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