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Episode 101: Welcome to Talkin' G-MAC; Commissioner Tom Daeger

EPISODE · Aug 31, 2023 · 40 MIN

Episode 101: Welcome to Talkin' G-MAC; Commissioner Tom Daeger

from Talkin' G-MAC · host Great Midwest Digital Network/Katie Gilhooly

In Episode 101, Commissioner Tom Daeger joins the podcast to talk about his journey from his first job on a turnip farm in Indianapolis to the Great Midwest Athletic Conference's first and only commissioner. Hear about his time as a Division II baseball student-athlete to his vision for the G-MAC for years to come.

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