Al Edson
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On this week's More to the Story, veteran sports journalist Pablo Torre.
As the Super Bowl approaches, we talk about the NFL's recurring problems surrounding race and how a flood of money is transforming sports in America.
Stay with us.
This is more to the story.
I'm Al Edson.
Just a few decades ago, investigative sports journalism was thriving.
There were high profile TV shows, national magazines and intrepid reporters around the country who went deep and connected the dots on some of the most important issues in sports.
But today, many of those outlets are gone or shells of what they once were.
And that's meant that sports in the U.S., one of the most dominant elements of American culture, has often been left without probing journalism that shines a light on athletes, owners, leagues, and the tens of billions of dollars they generate every year.
One of the reporters who stepped into that void is Pablo Torre.
Previously a writer at Sports Illustrated and an ESPN contributor, Pablo is now the host of the podcast Pablo Torre Finds Out.
It's an investigative show that has broken big stories in sports that had gone unnoticed or underreported.
And Pablo says understanding sports in America, especially today, is easy.
You just got to follow the money.
Pablo, welcome to the show.
I'm curious if you can just like rewind the clock a little bit and tell me your superhero origin story.
Like, how did Pablo Torre get sucked into the world of sports?
You know, like we're we're podcasts and they can't see you.
So I just wanted you to kind of lay it out for people so that they understood.
It's a 14 pack.
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