MaxxSouth Sports launches "Magnolia Fields" Podcast
From staff and press reports: MaxxSouth Sports is set to debut a new podcast series, "Magnolia Fields," focusing on high school and college athletics across Mississippi. Check out the first release of "Magnolia Fields" on July 31 on YouTube will preview the upcoming football season for all 70 schools in the coverage area.
Show Details
The twice-weekly, 30-minute show will air on MaxxSouth Sports (channel 31), popular podcasting platforms, and YouTube. It will feature three distinct programs: a weekly high school sports show on Wednesdays and special editions alternating between Ole Miss and Mississippi State University on Thursdays.
Hosts
Cody Blaszsak and Tanner Marlar will host the high school and MSU shows, while Brad Logan and Frank Dodds will lead the Ole Miss segments. The podcast aims to spotlight athletes' stories beyond game scores.
Focus and Coverage
"Mississippi is a storytelling state," said Parker Lee, Production Manager. "We cover 70 schools, 8 sports, and thousands of athletes whose stories are deeper and worth more than the final score."
Logo and Expansion
The podcast's logo incorporates elements of Mississippi's new state flag and various sports balls, reflecting its comprehensive coverage.
MaxxSouth Sports plans to expand its live coverage using "fly packs," allowing simultaneous broadcasts of multiple events. The company is also launching a streaming app for additional game access.
Commitment to Community
MaxxSouth Sports has invested in studio infrastructure for the long-term project, demonstrating its commitment to serving local communities and elevating student-athletes' profiles.
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"Magnolia Fields" will be the ultimate destination for local sports content across Mississippi, including areas like Tupelo, Oxford, and Starkville. Tune in to stay updated on your favorite high school and college teams. Listen on Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, or YouTube.
Read this original article on the Star Herald.