Will live music come back as big as it was?  How will live sports be affected?  What’s happening at the nexus of sports and gaming?

Meet Casey Wasserman, Chairman and CEO of Wasserman, Chairman of the Super-bowl in LA next week, Chairperson of the 2028 Olympics coming to LA and a very generous philanthropist following in the footsteps of his grandfather Lew Wasserman the original Media Mogul.

In this episode we will learn about Wasserman and the 3000 athletes and 2000 musicians that they represent in addition to the social media marketing companies they have acquired.

We will delve into such topics such as live concerts, live sporting events, how they have changed because of Covid and how they should change using the adoption of technology to create a better experience for fans in arena's and stadiums. 

And finally we will touch on mental health issues given some brave athletes who have been outspoken about their own mental health challenges

Timestamps:

4:10 What does Wasserman do? Who and what categories do they represent? 

5:10 Why does Casey choose to be in the categories of sports and music?

5:46 Has the pandemic accelerated the evolution of live performances? 

6:30 The power of live performances and their longevity through the evolution of tech

8:26 Where is VR/AR going in relation to live entertainment? 

11:18 Is streaming gobbling up the TV/Music industry? What will happen to the movie theater experience? 

14:49 How will the increase of bandwidth affect sports and tech in the future? 

16:50 Casey explains what dynamic pricing within live sports can look like

20:38 What is Wasserman doing within e-sports, and how early in the life cycle is the space?

23:54 What are Casey’s thoughts on NFT’s, both in relation to sports and where it might head in the future?

26:33 How does Casey keep a pulse on the world? Where does he allocate his time?

29:00 Casey chats about Wasserman acquiring the North American assets of Paradigm Music.

30:52 What sort of impact did Lewis Wasserman have on Casey growing up? 

32:00 Casey’s shares his thoughts on philanthropy

33:24 What has been the biggest regret in Casey’s career?

34:07 Mental Health is now at the forefront of sports. Casey and Richard share about their own personal thoughts and experiences around the subject. 

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This episode is presented by: Stubbs, Alderton & Markiles. Contact: salderton@stubbsalderton.com

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Hosted by: Richard Wolpert

Produced by: AJ Moseley

A CurtCo Media Production

Will live music come back as big as it was? &nbsp;How will live sports be affected? &nbsp;What&rsquo;s happening at the nexus of sports and gaming?
Meet Casey Wasserman, Chairman and CEO of Wasserman, Chairman of the Super-bowl in LA next week, Chairperson of the 2028 Olympics coming to LA and a very generous philanthropist following in the footsteps of his grandfather Lew Wasserman the original Media Mogul.
In this episode we will learn about Wasserman and the 3000 athletes and 2000 musicians that they represent in addition to the social media marketing companies they have acquired.
We will delve into such topics such as live concerts, live sporting events, how they have changed because of Covid and how they should change using the adoption of technology to create a better experience for fans in arena's and stadiums.&nbsp;
And finally we will touch on mental health issues given some brave athletes who have been outspoken about their own mental health challenges
Timestamps:
4:10 What does Wasserman do? Who and what categories do they represent?&nbsp;
5:10 Why does Casey choose to be in the categories of sports and music?
5:46 Has the pandemic accelerated the evolution of live performances?&nbsp;
6:30 The power of live performances and their longevity through the evolution of tech
8:26 Where is VR/AR going in relation to live entertainment?&nbsp;
11:18 Is streaming gobbling up the TV/Music industry? What will happen to the movie theater experience?&nbsp;
14:49 How will the increase of bandwidth affect sports and tech in the future?&nbsp;
16:50 Casey explains what dynamic pricing within live sports can look like
20:38 What is Wasserman doing within e-sports, and how early in the life cycle is the space?
23:54 What are Casey&rsquo;s thoughts on NFT&rsquo;s, both in relation to sports and where it might head in the future?
26:33 How does Casey keep a pulse on the world? Where does he allocate his time?
29:00 Casey chats about Wasserman acquiring the North American assets of Paradigm Music.
30:52 What sort of impact did Lewis Wasserman have on Casey growing up?&nbsp;
32:00 Casey&rsquo;s shares his thoughts on philanthropy
33:24 What has been the biggest regret in Casey&rsquo;s career?
34:07 Mental Health is now at the forefront of sports. Casey and Richard share about their own personal thoughts and experiences around the subject.&nbsp;
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This episode is presented by: <a href="https://stubbsalderton.com/">Stubbs, Alderton &amp; Markiles.</a> Contact: <a href="mailto:salderton@stubbsalderton.com">salderton@stubbsalderton.com</a>
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Hosted by: Richard Wolpert
Produced by: AJ Moseley
A <a href="https://www.curtco.com">CurtCo Media</a> Production

Richard Wolpert, a 35 year veteran of Technology and entertainment (Apple, Disney, RealNetworks, 4xCEO) shares the amazing lessons learned on past, present, and predictions of the future of media and technology, and of how these two categories have and will continue to converge or clash.

Having been on both sides of the technology and media industries for over the last 35 years Richard has learned the good the bad and the ugly. This show shares some of the best thinkers and leaders of Entertainment and Technology so you too can learn some of the lessons it has taken him 35 years to learn.

Every episode features a C-Level guest from the fields of entertainment and media who will share their personal insights, state of the industries today, and predictions for the future for these rapidly changing fields.

Richard Wolpert, a 35 year veteran of Technology and entertainment (Apple, Disney, RealNetworks, 4xCEO) shares the amazing lessons learned on past, present, and predictions of the future of media and technology, and of how these two categories have and will continue to converge or clash.
Having been on both sides of the technology and media industries for over the last 35 years Richard has learned the good the bad and the ugly. This show shares some of the best thinkers and leaders of Entertainment and Technology so you too can learn some of the lessons it has taken him 35 years to learn.
Every episode features a C-Level guest from the fields of entertainment and media who will share their personal insights, state of the industries today, and predictions for the future for these rapidly changing fields.

Richard Wolpert, a 35 year veteran of Technology and entertainment (Apple, Disney, RealNetworks, 4xCEO) shares the amazing lessons learned on past, present, and predictions of the future of media and technology, and of how these two categories have and will continue to converge or clash.  Having been on both sides of the technology and media industries for over the last 35 years Richard has learned the good the bad and the ugly. This show shares some of the best thinkers and leaders of Entertainment and Technology so you too can learn some of the lessons it has taken him 35 years to learn.  Every episode features a C-Level guest from the fields of entertainment and media who will share their personal insights, state of the industries today, and predictions for the future for these rapidly changing fields.

Tech vs Media

How will live entertainment evolve post pandemic?  How is tech evolving the live experience in music and sports? Will streaming continue to gobble up the TV/Movie industries? Our guest Casey Wasserman (CEO and Chairman of Wasserman ) is at the forefront of all these questions and shares his key insights on the premiere episode of Tech vs Media.

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