Is the prospect of starting over daunting? And I told him when the paths were diverging, that I always want to talk college basketball with him, and that I'm always going to be available if he wants to talk to me about college basketball. He had many relatives play and coach in high school,college,and professionally. People are naturally going to want to compare my new show to my old show and I have no choice but to reject that premise because it just won't be like what Tate and I had. I played every sport imaginable. So we had stayed in touch. So we kind of just hit it off. Please enter a valid email and try again. Because, living in Los Angeles -- I've been out here eight years -- I've been able to meet a lot of cool, creative people. I think I have a 70 percent idea of what the show will end up being and that 30 percent unknown can be scary. So I wear both caps, similar to how Bill does. Every Sunday, every Saturday I'm just parking on my couch watching it. Now I have heard that Danny Chau is also leaving. Do not talk shite about Brandon fricking walker, Because he owns so much? I'll just call people and start talking and they'll say, "Are you just monologuing to me right now?" And I graduated from there and then I went out on my own. TBL: Your new show launches March 6 and Titus & Tate ended on February 2. So, Kyle's tattoo was first and foremost the priority. Frazier started the Bill Simmons Podcast Network (BSPN), which began with The Bill Simmons Podcast, and ultimately grew to the current network of more than 20 podcasts available under the umbrella of The Ringer Podcast Network. Frazier talked to The Big Lead about why he returned to the company he left in 2019. Having family in Indiana and just being able to spend more time around them, I think that's been really hard on me living in LA for the last four years. However, Clayton was also a star baseball player, and instead attended East Carolina University where he could play both sports. I'm not a huge college basketball guy, but OSP was a good listen and Titus knows his stuff. Tate was very much my security blanket. Being able to get back where I could be producing content with Bill. I think the chemistry we have is unmatched and it was special and it was a ton of fun doing the show with him. Bill Simmons mentioned on one of his podcasts that he hired Tate in his driveway, and he really sold himself to Bill to give him a chance. Hed make great content with Big Cat, PFT, Rone, and Caleb. This just doesn't sit well with me. Things like Music Box that he just did or working on documentaries is kind of what the goal is. I'm going to miss Titus & Tate as much as some of the people that listen to our show are. It'll be guests within The Ringer universe and guests outside The Ringer universe. Following the 2019 allegations against Kansas University for NCAA violations, Frazier asked head coach Bill Self if he had a message for the haters. Like I said, it's kind of like a nice playground. Here are five questions that could determine that series outcome. And I think I've always approached the shows I've done as it's just me. Being able to come back in and show that it's on good terms, and be able to grow now in a new and improved version of The Ringer, it was just the perfect setting. Titus: That's one of the appeals of Barstool to me. Wikitia is not affiliated to Wikimedia Foundation. After a long collaboration with co-host Tate Frazier on One Shining Podcast at The Ringer and Titus & Tate at Fox, he'll be going solo with The Mark Titus Show based out of Barstool's Chicago office. He's like, "I'm good. Now it's just become commonplace. Then, I'm doing producing stuff and talent stuff, and The Ringer has both lanes available. The TV aspect with FanDuel TV -- Wow, that's an amazing opportunity. FOX SPORTS, SPEED, SPEED.COM & 2023 Fox Media LLC and Fox Sports Interactive Media, LLC. I'm not that delusional. It's a treasure trove of content just turning on your TV. Tate Frazier has announced his return to The Ringer to revive the college basketball show One Shining Podcast. That was kind of our mantra: save it for the podcast. After leaving the Ringer, . I'm going to be a host on a TV show. The idea of wanting to go to Chicago has been in the back of my mind for a while. And, frankly, I wanted to do it forever. they reached notoriety. I'm definitely not closing that door. How did you land that job? UCLA is interesting. TBL: Who are your favorites heading into March?Titus: It's a great question. Clayton was a NC high school basketball legend and held the North Carolina state basketball scoring record until 2003 and still holds the record with 46 rebounds in one game[18]. That was the other part of this move that made a lot of sense, as far the the the growth of my production abilities and being able to work in tandem with The Ringer. TBL: Why was the chemistry so easy between you two?Frazier: It's funny, two people from totally different places but feeling so similarly about one thing. And we hit it off. TBL: Does it help to be debuting the show at the height of the season?Titus: Certainly launching it during March Madness is going to be very easy for me. Tate started his own production company, Figures, and released the podcast doc series The World of Five-Star, which is also narrated by Frazier. First, it was Tate Frazier which I was quite sad about. He's like a younger brother. In 2015, Frazier began writing for Grantland, a sports journalism and pop culture website affiliated with ESPN and run by Bill Simmons[3]. This article "Tate Frazier" is from Wikipedia. Plus Andrew Callahan on the Pats Draft, and a Preview of Celtics-Sixers With Raheem Palmer. Obviously, there is this learning curve that comes with it. who was heavily recruited by most major college basketball programs,including Duke University's Vic Bubas. The OSP, college basketball aspect of it was kind of a plus-one. Frazier announced his departure from The Ringer in September 2019[11], and co-founded Figures Network with partner Mike Goldstein. In May 2018, The Ringer published a story by Ben Detrick about Bryan Colangelo, then the GM of the Philadelphia 76ers, . Use of this website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your acceptance of these. Frazier was an original producer of The Ringer Podcast Network and co-founder of digital content studio Figures Network[1][2]. TBL: What has Bill meant to your career? I created the RSS feed of One Shining Podcast, I made the music for One Shining Podcast, these are all the things that are precious to me. TBL: Reviving One Shining Podcast has to feel like a full-circle moment. The duo moved to Fox Sports in 2020, and had their final show together on February 2. On March 2, Frazier announced he was returning to The Ringer after more than three years at Fox Sports. Then we launched The Watch with Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald. And he gave me his book, The Book of Basketball and wrote a little note to me and was like, "Hey, hopefully we'll cross paths in the future.". Online. That's ideal. The network helps powerful voices control their own narratives through meaningful conversation and one-of-a-kind storytelling. Following the championship, Clayton left school early and signed a lucrative contract with the Baltimore Orioles retiring in 1968. Bill Simmons hired Titus at ESPN's Grantland in 2012, then brought him to The Ringer in 2016, where he first paired up with Frazier. I imagine that might happen the first few shows. So as we have projects, they will be run through The Ringer, or if The Ringer needs help producing things, now I can produce them through my company. One Shining Podcast is back just in time for March Madness! But I'm going to have fun with it. In 2018, Frazier and Mark Titus became the inaugural hosts of the 3X3U Tournament, a 3-on-3 basketball tournament held annually at the time and location of the corresponding Final Four, where the winning team receives a cash prize[7]. I love watching football. After a long collaboration with co-host Tate Frazier on One Shining Podcast at The Ringer and Titus & Tate at Fox, he'll be going solo with The Mark Titus Show based out of Barstool's. I had a background in broadcast journalism and TV and I knew what podcasts were, but I wasn't a podcast connoisseur by any means. Breaking Down Succession Season 4, Episode 6: Living+. By choosing I Accept, you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies. That was something three, four, five years ago, I would have just been crapping my pants at the thought of. One Shining Podcast was originally named Td Up in 2017[6]. I listen to a lot of podcasts that are solo and I figure out what I don't like about some of those. 2023 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved. By Bryant Baucom bbaucom@henderson dispatch.com; 252-436-2840. The Big Lead: What made returning to The Ringer an ideal fit at this point in your career?Tate Frazier: Yeah, I think that's a really good question. I think there will be a lot less schtick on this show because it's going to be hard to develop that with a revolving door of guests you're talking to. Thought ringer makeshift money from advertising on podcast while athletic makes money for charging people. quote: Grantland shut down like 4 months after ESPN let him go. His first order of business is reviving One Shining Podcast. Podcasts that Frazier launched, produced, and edited include: The Bill Simmons Podcast, Keepin' It 1600, The Watch, Against All Odds with Cousin Sal, The Ringer NBA Show, The Ringer NFL Show, and The Press Box. It was an IP that I appreciated. Next it was Titus, meaning that my favorite pod, OSP, was over. 2023 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved. I don't need an older brother, but thanks anyway." Grantland In 2015, Frazier began writing for Grantland, a sports journalism and pop culture website affiliated with ESPN and run by Bill Simmons [3] . It creates podcasts, digital series, and scripted series. In 2019, Frazier and Titus became the official media partners of the premier early-season college basketball tournament, the Maui Jim Maui Invitational. It was the least I could do, and then I left on that Friday. Frazier: He had his audio board and everything in the back, and he told me, he was launching a new podcast. I think it's going to be fun, I embrace the challenge of not knowing. The basketball podcast hosted by Tate Frazier and Mark Titus was re-launched as Titus and Tate under Figures Network [2] . In early 2020, the video rights to Titus and Tate were acquired by Fox Sports to expand their college basketball YouTube and broadcast efforts. But I still feel like I can talk to him about college basketball off-the-air. And that's what Bill does, at a very high level. As Lukas Matsson closes in on the acquisition of Waystar, Kendall pitches a revolutionary product: fancy retirement homes? Frazier served as a Project Assistant for the Dean Smith documentary produced by Showtime, working as the on-site production contact in Chapel Hill. From there, it's just been so rewarding because I got to keep some of the things that meant a lot to me and it's somewhere I feel comfortable. TBL: You produced The Bill Simmons Podcast for four years. His mother is a retired elementary school teacher and his father is the president of Universal Leaf North America[16]. And it was just a place that kind of felt like home on some level and I had a level of comfort. I have, luckily, a plethora of talent to kind of pull in and that's what I want the show to feel like, So one show is going to be guests, which will be the second show of the week, and then the first show will be with Kyle Mann. Danny Chau, Jason Concepcion, Riley McAtee, Joe Fuentes, and Tate Frazier. By submitting your email, you agree to our. So when this opportunity presented itself, I got very excited about being closer to home. It created this beautiful thing. It's going to be interesting. Titus talked to The Big Lead about this shift in his career, how Barstool became the perfect fit, why moving to Chicago was a big factor in his decision and the challenge of working without a co-host for the first time. Term used for true friends of Frazier and Titus show, often for talent that began their relationship with Frazier and Titus before And a TV series -- which The Ringer has an interest in, obviously, with Ringer Films. Initially, with the departures of Tate and Titus, I just assumed that the Ringer was cutting its . By Mark Titus and Kyle Crichton Sep 11, 2019, 11:47pm EDT. Luckily, I'll be able to have people come in and out. And, if you do anything with someone for six years, whether it's date somebody or whatever it is, you obviously have a love for them moving forward. Frazier: Well, the good news is in The Ringer universe there's so much support and there's also a lot of the talent. My great uncle had the scoring record in North Carolina, so I'd always hear these stories just about the Carolina Cougars and the Virginia Squires. He would check in, he would tell me what he thought about certain things I was doing. I think I have grown so much in this job the last three or four years. Why does this 22-year-old know all this stuff?" I did a show with Wondery, a daily show, he loved that. TBL: So you'll have your hands in a lot of things?Frazier: Absolutely. I hope he and I do on the Tuesday show, and then that Thursday show will be guests. That led to an appearance on Simmons' "BS Report" and eventually a book deal about his time in college. I don't know. I just think at this point of our careers we had different things we wanted and, I don't know, that happens in life and business sometimes. The basketball podcast hosted by Tate Frazier and Mark Titus was re-launched as Titus and Tate under Figures Network[12]. Then I started working with Bill in his pool house doing The Bill Simmons Podcast. Tate is back just in time for March Madness! 204 Overall By The New York Jets, LSU's Jaquelin Roy Drafted No. But I view this move as me growing up a little bit, which is hilarious because the outside word sees me going from Fox to Barstool and they see it as the most immature move possible. Frazier served as a Project Assistant for the Dean Smith documentary produced by Showtime, working as the on-site production contact in Chapel Hill. That was great. I needed to get my own experience, kind of to help my own feelings about my career and things like that. I always knew Titus could be a star on his own. It's also a place where there is room for growth. I produced that podcast. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to get the latest updates on LSU Football and Recruiting. And I will look back on that time very fondly, but I also realized that I don't know if putting a suit and tie on and sitting at the desk at Fox was the ultimate trajectory for me, you know? Mark Titus and producer Kyle Crichton honor Tate as he moves on from 'OSP'. He got divorced in 2016 in Columbus, Ohio. Kansas is becoming too obvious to ignore at this point. She's the new executive editor, so she's going nowhere. I think we have to see these next few games leading into the tournament. All rights reserved. 141 Overall By The Minnesota Vikings, Georgia Player Makes Racist Comments During NFL Draft, Teams Need To Request Standing Ovation 24 Hours In Advance To Avoid Pitch Clock Violation, Let's Go Practice With Golfer Paige Spiranac, Only 1 SEC Program Didn't Have A Player Drafted This Year, SEC Fans Are Not Gonna Love What Chargers Coach Brandon Staley Said About TCU, Nick Saban Throws Shade At Nate Oats While Announcing The Suspension Of DB Tony Mitchell, Eight SEC Teams Make NCAA Tournament, Here's The Seedings & Schedules, Chris Beard Officially Named Head Coach At Ole Miss, Former Texas Coach Chris Beard Emerges As A Top Candidate For The Ole Miss Job, SI Predicts Three Permanent Opponents For Each SEC Team If League Moves To Nine-Game Model, Olivia Dunne Talks About Her Relationship With Paige Spiranac. Most notable is his great uncle Lawrence Cotton Clayton. The Kings had no answer for Steph, who dropped 50 in a record-breaking Game 7 outburst to propel Golden State to a tantalizing second-round matchup against the Lakers. So as far as having the perfect guiding light, he was there. Has it been strange doing shows without him?Frazier: It's strange in the sense that when it was Titus and I, I didn't have to do much prep. I have, luckily, a plethora of talent to kind of pull in and that's what I want . I mean, as soon the opportunity was there, Bill reached out to me and was like, "What's going on with you? The Big Lead: Why does moving to Barstool Sports make sense at this point in your career?Mark Titus: For me it was kind of a perfect fit for a lot of different reasons. Some of Wikitia's pages are sourced from Wikipedia.org's Mainspace and Draftspace. Scan this QR code to download the app now. And then people listen and they're like, "I didn't laugh one single time, what the hell happened?" Just wanted to put my own take on it. Frazier is one of the bigger names in college basketball podcasts, having recently returned to The Ringer to once again host One Shining Podcast following a run with FOX Sports on Titus & Tate. But yeah we did kind of build our own language and yeah it is daunting moving forward. I'm not going into this thing saying this is going to be a juggernaut that shakes up the sports podcasting space. Really thought this was an underrated podcast on The Ringer podcast network. A true salt of the earth talent who Im proud to call my brother for life. One Shining Podcast is back just in time for March Madness! Tate Frazier. To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy. Tate and Mark had a chemistry and banter that is hard to create . I love having the voice of a fan, but I also covered (events) as a beat reporter and had to be objective and went to journalism school and I am a journalist. Henderson native Tate Frazier . Fraziers passion for sports developed at an early age, rooted in his family's love for the University of North Carolina Tar Heel Athletics. Where do we have any evidence that the Ringer is laying off employees for trying to unionize? Later in 2015, Frazier became the first employee of The Ringer, which was officially launched by Bill Simmons in March of 2016. I think their quality writing and on air content is what makes them such a great site, and hope that they don't lose their talent in lieu of newer talking heads/reporters. The partnership was produced by Figures Network[10]. A nod to college basketball recruits receiving duffle bags full of money, rooted in the slang expression for taking full advantage of a situation. Titus: I'm curious to see how many inside jokes with Tate I use on the show and then just hear crickets from the guest across from me. Tate Frazier's journey comes full circle in return to The Ringer. In 2019, Frazier and former Chicago Bull BJ Armstrong launched Pushin' Thru, a podcast that bridges the generational divide through genuine conversation. This news comes on the heels of Frazier's former Titus & Tate co-host Mark Titus heading off to Barstool Sports. Because every time I've embraced the unknown in my life, it's seemed to work out. And I was hoping Mark would be involved when they eventually do that Roadhouse Rewatchables podcast. The duo has been featured on College Basketball Preview and the Fox Sports Ultimate Fan Bracket: College Hoops Edition[14]. All-in-all, I ended up launching and editing 30 different shows during my time there. But I learned a lot when I was at Grantland as an intern, and got to The Ringer at 22 and was just kind of thrown into the fire and figured it out. Tate Frazier Host at Ringer/Producer at Figures Los Angeles, California, United States 4K followers 500+ connections Join to follow The Ringer University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Now I have heard that Danny Chau is also leaving. 1 LSU Sweeps Alabama With 13-11 Sunday Victory, Tigers Clinch Alabama Series With 12-8 Victory, LSUs Kayshon Boutte Drafted No. How hard was it to not have a show to discuss college basketball for a month?Titus: It's been horrible, man. Frazier posted a tribute to Titus on Friday: I met @clubtrillion in the Fall of 2015 & found a kindred connection to college basketball unlike anything Id experienced. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to get the latest updates on LSU Football and Recruiting. There are just so many parallels between this Kansas team and last year's Kansas team. Do you anticipate talking about other things once the season is over?Frazier: As we get in the offseason, it' will be all types of people. Oops. I posted this on the Ringer Subreddit But wanted to hear everybody's thoughts. I love the Indy 500, I might want to do an Indy 500 show. Anderson Tate Frazier (born March 13, 1993) is an American sports personality, podcast host, and producer. Just being able to bring them into that world and be able to have The Ringer universe that to pull from, it's an ideal setting. 187 Overall By The New England Patriots, LSUs Jarrick Bernard-Converse Drafted No. TBL: Obviously Fox and Barstool are different worlds. So I was I was just like, "Wow, this is an amazing opportunity, but I also need to run it by Jacoby." Other than producer Kyle Crichton's tattoo, what made you want to go back and do that show?Frazier: Well, the answer, like you said, is Kyle's tattoo. I was doing all three phases of production. This is a place that you're comfortable with, we're going to give you your leeway to creatively do what you want to do." Really thought this was an underrated podcast on The Ringer podcast network. And then there's the FanDuel TV aspect of it. TBL: Did you still feel connected to the company after you left?Frazier: I stayed in contact with Bill throughout the years. But the answer was unequivocally yes, of course. The four years I had there were great, I kind of viewed it as like, a post-grad school -- I went to Bill Simmons University. Maybe they couldn't make the pod work without Tate. After more than five years as partners will it be strange working without him?Titus: Yes. 187 Overall By The New England Patriots, LSUs Jarrick Bernard-Converse Drafted No. Titus and Kyle grapple with losing Tate, share some memories, and discuss the state of the podcast (rest assured, the show will go on). Term embodying the concept that the first team to score 69 points will likely win the game. #OSPforever pic.twitter.com/oEA9ue1o8h. Frazier has gone on to pose the question to numerous coaches and players. He showed a lot of versatility on the pods working with Mark and being a good set up man for Michael Lombardi on the GM podcast. TBL: What changes do you anticipate from hosting a show solo?Frazier: Well, the good news is in The Ringer universe there's so much support and there's also a lot of the talent. I think that's why it had such a special feeling to it, because it was two friends coming together to talk about basketball. So I just got a wealth of experience. These last 3 years have been the best of my life, and working at @ringer is a big reason why. The show's long-dormant feed. TBL: College basketball has a long offseason, do you think you'll wind up talking about other things? Ringer illustration. Then he inexplicably leaves on his own without having another gig lined up. Something went wrong. Tate and Mark had a chemistry and banter that is hard to create . Being from the Midwest, I think the appeal of moving to Chicago was certainly a big factor for me. Born and raised in Henderson, NC, Tate Frazier graduated from UNC Chapel Hill in 2015 with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. Internet Claiming This Is Sean Payton Ripping A Bong Hit, But You Tell Me Report: LSU Set To Hire South Carolina's Jimmy Lindsey As New DL Coach, NFL Network Reporter Accidentally Says 'big d*ck' During Her NFL Draft Report. Breaking Down Succession Season 4, Episode 6: Living+. The Kings had no answer for Steph, who dropped 50 in a record-breaking Game 7 outburst to propel Golden State to a tantalizing second-round matchup against the Lakers. He has an older brother so he might not love that. And then he called me a couple days later on Sunday and said, "Hey, I told you about launching this podcast. Too much of the ringer is twenty somethings laughing at their own jokes and talking over each other. TBL: Did you have an idea for a format in mind ahead of time or are you working with Barstool to develop it?Titus: A little bit of both. Deadspin is a lot more than just that site though and the Ringer didn't lose a lawsuit for showing Hulk Hogan's sex tape. I thought they would eventually go the way of Pod Save America and move on to a bigger platform, not how they left. And yes, it's strange not to be able to have Titus there to talk to you on-the-air, obviously. TBL: Do you anticipate the transition being hard?Titus: Right now it's going to be difficult. Copyright @2023 TigerDroppings.com. Barstool is the obvious choice for that as well. All rights reserved. However, with the loss of Danny (and I'm guessing potentially others in the future), I'm wondering if the Ringer's rapidly growing popularity is just leading to these content producers having other opportunities become available either with other companies or through their own entrepreneurial enterprises which may provide them greater financial incentives or just more enticing alternatives in terms of furthering their career. And Kyle Mann is someone from afar I enjoyed his work, I loved his videos, the deep dives that he has done for The Ringer. TBL: You and Tate created your own ecosystem and language over the years.
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