Jamira Mitchell
The NIL Spot Podcast
Welcome to the NIL Spot Podcast. A place for parents, student-athletes, and coaches to understand the concept of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) in the high school and college sports worlds. Your host, Dr. JAM, launched this show to highlight the need for athletes - both professionals and amateurs to build their brands based on their talent and personality. Every month, she will discuss a new topic/aspect of NIL that caters to the lives and sacrifices student-athletes across all sports go through. Tune in to become educated on NIL updates.
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Myths on NIL 12.01.2023 22:03
College sports as we know it is amid changes not seen in a generation. With the laws that differ in each state and the NCAA interim rules, varying degrees of protection and ways to make money from the name, image, and likeness of players are different. Although it's been over a year since the laws were passed, the NCAA had tried to hinder these laws simply because of their benefits. The podcast to...
The NIL: Breaking Down The Concept 27.10.2022 22:01
In this episode of The NIL Spot Podcast, Dr. JAM will be breaking down and exploring the concept of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL), its meaning, positives, negatives, and some catches to this new rule.
The NIL Spot Podcast Trailer 15.10.2022 1:11
Learn from Dr. Jamira Mitchell what Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) is and the opportunities NIL can bring to student-athletes.
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