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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2026 · 39 MIN

Ep 16: "Jeff Carlisle ESPN Reports on US Men's National and Major League Soccer"

from The Soccer Media Podcast with John Shrader · host John Shrader

JEFF CARLISLE covers soccer for ESPN. His primary focuses are the US Men’s National Team and Major League Soccer.  He and the rest of the soccer reporting and editing team are getting ready to cover the World Cup in the U.S., Canada andMexico. Carlisle has seen the media business change and the soccer coverage change considerably in his more than 20 years of covering soccer for ESPN.Recorded January 11, 2026 THE SHOW:American soccer’s frontline storytellers interviewed by Emmy Award-winning John Shrader. Insight from the editors of Soccer America, the nation’s longest-running soccer publication, founded in 1971. New episodes released weekly. You can get more information on the program, produced by the John Shrader Media Group, at https://shradermedia.com/John Shrader's 30 years of TV and radio sports broadcasting included MLS, NBA, NFL and NHL. He is professor of Broadcasting and Sports Media & Communication at the University of Nebraska.

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