Brian Hamilton is the host of Mountain Grass and Blues Power. He is a retired journalist with a focus on construction and real estate, general assignment news, and government and politics. Brian's work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications, including Fortune, The New York Times, and NBC News.
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Brian Hamilton’s work is predominantly focused on sports, particularly college basketball and volleyball. He also touches on real estate occasionally. His coverage includes event analysis and data citations.
To effectively reach out to Brian, consider offering expert insights or exclusive information related to ongoing events in the world of college basketball or volleyball. Additionally, if you have relevant data that can contribute to his articles or can provide expertise in the covered sports topics, your pitch may be well received.
For topics outside of sports such as real estate market trends, ensure that your pitch offers valuable data insights or industry-specific knowledge that aligns with his coverage style.
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By: Brian Hamilton
Canada's first WNBA team tips off its inaugural season on Friday.
By: Brian Hamilton, Annie Costabile
Annie Costabile, Brian Hamilton and more Acquiring shelf space might be one of A'ja Wilson's toughest life tasks.
By: Annie Costabile, Sabreena Merchant, Chantel Jennings, Brian Hamilton
Could Paige Bueckers' second season result in an MVP trophy? Or will it be A'ja Wilson's once again.
By: Brian Hamilton
The table is set for the next three decades. We already know who the centerpieces are.
Fudd missed the Dallas Wings' home opener Tuesday with a right knee injury, a joint that has been surgically repaired twice before.
By: Brian Hamilton
Spring arrived early in western Nevada County’s real estate market — and April showed the sort of numbers that tend to get sellers off the fence.
By: Drew Dinsick, Brian Hamilton
No Kentucky Derby winner? No problem. These are the horses worth wagering on Saturday.
This is a shared crisis, though experienced differently by every citizen. There can be acknowledgment of the ongoing frustration and heartbreak for Indigenous communities as well as the pressures felt by first responders. There is also room to recognize that though challenges remain, progress is being made.
By: Brian Hamilton
The Dream's response to a belly flop of a loss to the Fever could be critical to their season.
This is herd mentality, a popular premise in behavioral economics that Charles Mackay famously described nearly two centuries ago in “Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds.” Mackay wrote that crowd psychology is behind misguided speculations throughout history: the Salem Witchcraft trials, the Dutch tulip bubble, the British alchemy craze, to name a few. Recent analysis of initial public offerings by PitchBook found that venture-backed tech companies’ median revenue multiple was roughly four times.
