What is SB-206? The Bill That's Changing The Future For College Athletes (Feat. Activist Hayley Hodson)

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🗓️ 15 October 2019

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

SB-206 is historic bill that will give college athletes their rights to their Name, Likeness, & Image. Victoria brings on Hayley Hodson, Stanford Volleyball All-American and SB-206 Activist, to discuss what this means for college athletics and clarify the controversy. Hayley testified in the State Capitol in front of the CA Senate’s Higher Education committee as well as before the CA Assembly’s Higher Education committee. She's also been featured on The Today Show’s, NBC Nightly News’, and quoted in The NY Times' all in regards to SB-206.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to Hashtag RealPod. I am very excited for today's episode and I know I
0:09.2	see that at the beginning of every episode, so I definitely have to come up with a new
0:12.9	opening phrase, but it's the truth. I'm very excited. I love these episodes and I love
0:19.0	making podcasts, so I hope you guys are just as excited as I am. But anyways, today's
0:22.7	episode is something different. I wanted to focus on a topic that is very popular in the
0:27.5	news right now, which is SB 206. It's a bill that involves the name, likeness and image
0:32.9	rights of collegiate student athletes. I brought on someone who is an expert in this field
0:40.0	and is also a former student athlete. So joining me today to talk about this will be Haley
0:44.4	Hodson, former all-American volleyball player from Stanford. I did an episode with Haley,
0:50.0	so if you want to learn more about her, it's super inspiring. She's got an incredible
0:52.9	story. You should check that out. But Haley is, let me tell you why she's the best, okay?
0:58.0	Haley recently spoke on a panel discussing this bill at Loyola Law School along with
1:02.3	Senator Bradford. She testified in the state capital in front of the California Senate's
1:08.1	Higher Education Committee, as well as before the California Assembly's Higher Education
1:12.9	Committee, and she's been featured on the Today's Show and NBC Nightly News and quoted in
1:17.2	the New York Times all regarding SB 206. So she definitely knows herself and I brought
1:22.2	her on to sort of break this down and help me understand more, but also you guys who
1:27.0	might not really know what exactly is going down. So to quickly give you a little preface
1:32.3	before we get into the conversation with Haley, I wanted to give you some like SB 206 for
1:36.3	dummy is real quick so that you could be up to speed. When you become an NCAA athlete,
1:41.6	which is a collegiate level athlete and most schools are NCAA, you have to sign a contract
1:48.6	that basically gives your name, likeness, and image to the school and the NCAA. So you
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