#41 Albert Tong (part 1)

from Positive Mischief · host Matt Guastaferro

University of Maryland's Football Director of Creative Albert Tong joins the fun. We discuss the creative process of turning sport into human interest. This is a fantastic conversation about the power of telling compelling stories first and not just cranking out content for the sake of content.

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