Jun 11, 2026 · 53 min · 11 segments
May Madness -- The Round to Athens is a cinematic time capsule giving you a front row seat to the 2026 NCAAs. Not Your Country Club Founder, Nate Walroth, joins the show to discuss the making of the…
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Well, it's so cool to have that keepsake over, over time.
I think, going back to NCAAs of years past, I mean, since I've been going in 2010, I mean, the digital archives of these events are harder and harder to come by.
You know, you might have sort of the ZooTennis articles from those days, but a lot of, like, video content, really hard to come by from those days.
I mean, even myself, like, I recorded videos.
I have no idea where those things are, how to find them.
And it'd be awesome, right? 'Cause when you go back to some place like Athens where it had hosted in 2010, '12, '14, '17, and you're, like, telling these stories, and they're almost, like, uh, hearsay or hand-me-down stories 'cause it's like the oral history.
And so to have this as, uh, a element that people can refer to, either if they were on site or off, it'd be really helpful down the road.
No, and I, yeah, I learned a ton from this experience, and like you just said, uh, I learned a crucial lesson from the guys this past, uh, month or so.
I've got a tendency to delete footage once, once an event's come and gone because I feel like the videos are...
And then looking back, it's like, when those players move on to have breakouts, it's like, I need that raw clip so I can re-voiceover, re...
So the boys, uh, I got, I got a nice scolding and, uh, you know, I gotta invest in, uh, in, in more hard drives and whatnot.
Um, you know, eight years into being in the content creation world, uh, it's, you know, you, you, you're always learning, but I feel like this past month was, like, we...
It was-- That was the, the coolest thing about this whole past month is just how much I was able to learn from the, the, the guys we were with and just, you know, mistakes were made and things that we can do to improve on.
So it was, it was a, a lot of fun and, uh, I love to kind of learn how we can improve and to be better at what we do.
Yeah.
Well, it's so cool to have that keepsake over, over time.
I think, going back to NCAAs of years past, I mean, since I've been going in 2010, I mean, the digital archives of these events are harder and harder to come by.
You know, you might have sort of the ZooTennis articles from those days, but a lot of, like, video content, really hard to come by from those days.
I mean, even myself, like, I recorded videos.
I have no idea where those things are, how to find them.
And it'd be awesome, right? 'Cause when you go back to some place like Athens where it had hosted in 2010, '12, '14, '17, and you're, like, telling these stories, and they're almost, like, uh, hearsay or hand-me-down stories 'cause it's like the oral history.
And so to have this as, uh, a element that people can refer to, either if they were on site or off, it'd be really helpful down the road.
No, and I, yeah, I learned a ton from this experience, and like you just said, uh, I learned a crucial lesson from the guys this past, uh, month or so.
I've got a tendency to delete footage once, once an event's come and gone because I feel like the videos are...
And then looking back, it's like, when those players move on to have breakouts, it's like, I need that raw clip so I can re-voiceover, re...
So the boys, uh, I got, I got a nice scolding and, uh, you know, I gotta invest in, uh, in, in more hard drives and whatnot.
Um, you know, eight years into being in the content creation world, uh, it's, you know, you, you, you're always learning, but I feel like this past month was, like, we...
It was-- That was the, the coolest thing about this whole past month is just how much I was able to learn from the, the, the guys we were with and just, you know, mistakes were made and things that we can do to improve on.
So it was, it was a, a lot of fun and, uh, I love to kind of learn how we can improve and to be better at what we do.
Yeah.
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