Ep 12: Alexis Baumgardner - Photographers Creating History

Ep 12: Alexis Baumgardner - Photographers Creating History

Smashing the Stereotypes - Episode 12 Alexis Baumgardner - Photographers Creating History  In our Twelfth episode of the podcast, your host Jessica Sconyers sits down with Alexis Baumgardener, a student and a photopgraher for the ROAR newspaper. We discuss her path in the sports media world as well as how amazing it is that photographers make history without knowing it at the time!

Ep 11: Erin Donovan - Supporting Women in Golf

Smashing the Stereotypes - Episode 11 Erin Donovan - Supporting Women in Golf In our Eleventh episode of the podcast, your host Jessica Sconyers sits down with Erin Donovan, a student and golfer at Piedmont University. We discuss her path in the sports media world as well as being a successful writer for the ROAR, school newspaper.

Ep 10: Ava Schmitt - You Don't Know Until You Try It

Smashing the Stereotypes - Episode 10 Ava Schmitt - You don't know until you try it In our tenth episode of the podcast, your host Jessica Sconyers sits down with Ava Schmitt, a student but also the creative media assistant at Western Carolina University. We discuss her path in the sports photography industry, as well as not worrying about others. You should let your work speak for itself.

Ep 9: Jaela Dodson - The NBA and Focusing On You!

Smashing the Stereotypes - Episode 9 Jaela Dodson - The NBA and Focusing On You! In our ninth episode of the podcast, your host Jessica Sconyers sits down with Jaela Dodson, the Social Content Producer for the NBA, to discuss her path to the big leagues and how she found what she loves to do.

Ep 8: Suzi Mellano - No Role Models and Paving The Way

Smashing the Stereotypes - Episode 8 Suzi Mellano - Having No Role Models and Paving The Way In our eighth episode of the podcast, your host Jessica Sconyers sits down with Suzi Mellano, the Director of Creative Content at UCLA , to discuss her path to from news broadcasting to being a successful sports videographer at UCLA. We also talked about how much stereotyping and how often she has faced it since being in the industry for so long.