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The Drive and Dish NBA Podcast Media Kit for Inquiries, Please Contact: Tim Tompkins: Phone: 904.303.1167 Email: Timothytompkins904@Gmail.Com The Drive and Dish NBA Podcast Media Kit For inquiries, please contact: Tim Tompkins: Phone: 904.303.1167 Email: [email protected] To our friends, Thank you for taking your time in considering sponsoring The Drive and Dish NBA Podcast. This sponsorship media kit will answer any questions you have. Included is our podcast, website, blog and custom sponsorship opportunities. What is the Drive & Dish NBA Podcast? The Drive and Dish NBA Podcast is a Weekly NBA podcast with three parts: - The Drive and Dish NBA Podcast hosted by Kevin Rafuse and Tim Tompkins with producer Justin Cousart. This isn't your average weekly podcast; not only do you get the best in analysis, but you'll get it while feeling like your kicking back on your couch with the boys. Also, we're funny sometimes… - The Drive and Dish NBA Podcast website features updated episodes, Weekly Blogs, and links to all social media content. - The Drive and Dish NBA Podcast is social media savvy with updated and relevant NBA news, content, and conversation starters. The social media outlets used are, Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, YouTube, Sound Cloud, and periscope Considering sponsoring? Edison Research 2010: - 71% of podcast listeners will visit a sponsor’s website. - 40% of listeners will purchase that product. - 37% will use a promo code. - 67% of Podcast listeners will listen in their car. Drive and Dish hosts Kevin Rafuse: Co-host Kevin Rafuse, 25, is from the greater Philadelphia area. He is an avid basketball fan of the Philadelphia 76ers, who loves reminiscing about the Allen Iverson era, and the Hofstra Pride. Kevin moved to Jacksonville, Florida in August of 2013 and began a career in radio at Cox Media Group. He currently is a morning news anchor for Jacksonville’s Morning News on WOKV. Kevin covered the 2015 Orlando Summer League as a credentialed host for the Drive and Dish NBA Podcast. When not watching basketball, you can find Kevin watching his other beloved Philadelphia sports teams, taking a swim, searching for the perfect taco and reminding people to trust the process. Tim Tompkins: Co-host Tim Tompkins,332, is from Arizona. He is an avid basketball fan of the University of Arizona and Phoenix Suns. He was fortunate enough to begin attending professional games during the Steve Nash era of Suns basketball. Tim moved to Jacksonville Florida in June of 2013 and began a career in radio at Cox Media Group. He currently is on air on the morning drive on WOKV, hosts a weekend show on WOKV. Tim works in the front office of the Jacksonville Giants, the number one rated ABA Basketball team, in the media relations department. He covered the 2015 & 2016 Orlando Magic Summer League as a credentialed host for the Drive and Dish NBA Podcast. When not watching a basketball game Tim can be found enjoying a PBR, shopping the nearest record store or involved in a twitter debate on whether the Suns will make the playoffs. Justin Cousart: Producer Justin Cousart, 24, born and raised in Philadelphia and a Philadelphia 76ers fan. He graduated from Flagler College with a bachelor’s degree in Communication and a minor in advertising. He lives in St. Augustine Florida but drives to Jacksonville for his day job for the morning producer on WAPE. He covered the 2015 Orlando Summer League as a credentialed producer for the Drive and Dish NBA podcast. While watching NBA games Justin is actively engaging the Drive and Dish listeners on social media platforms. When not watching basketball you can find Justin working on his winter body at the gym, playing NBA 2k and binge watching shows on Netflix while working on his next original joke. Listener Traffic: How do the individual episodes look? The Drive & Dish NBA Podcast on Social Media @DriveandDishNBA The Drive and Dish Podcast on DriveandDishPodcast.com For inquiries, please contact: Tim Tompkins: Phone: 904.303.1167 Email: [email protected] .
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