Vice President, Editorial Strategy and Executive Editor
Eric Kohn is the Vice President of Editorial Strategy and Executive Editor at [Employer]. He specializes in sports, arts and entertainment, and media, covering a diverse range of topics including individual and team sports, journalism, and publishing. Eric's insights and work have been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, The Detroit News, and The Hollywood Reporter.
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Eric Kohn's coverage primarily focuses on the entertainment industry, particularly film and television. He frequently covers events within the industry such as movie releases, awards predictions, and interviews with creators. If you have insights related to upcoming films, TV shows, or significant events in the entertainment industry, Eric may be interested in your pitch.
Given his focus on interviews and event coverage within the entertainment world, he would likely be receptive to pitches that offer unique access to filmmakers or actors connected to notable projects. Additionally, sharing exclusive behind-the-scenes information about major movies or series could capture his interest.
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By: Eric Kohn
It's not hockey. It's baseball. But you should still give it a listen!
By: Eric Kohn
Schneider signed a one-year deal to avoid arbitration, and Joe and Eric still can't agree whether it makes him more tradable.
Ask us something (not about Braden Schneider). It's that time again. I think I speak on behalf of Joe when I say we'd really rather not talk about Braden Schneider for the third week in a row.
Taylor Raddysh made some sense when he was signed prior to last season. With plenty of younger, better bottom six options, he makes less sense now.
By: Eric Kohn
With offer sheets suddenly a real threat, Joe and Eric make the case for locking up Gabe Perreault before he gets expensive.
Ask us something. Please. Well, it's that time again. Somehow we managed not only not to talk about Braden Schneider for the third consecutive week, but also to give you nearly two hours of podcast brilliance.
Corey Pronman ranked 156 players and prospects under 23—and somehow left Gabe Perreault off entirely. Plus Scott Morrow's new deal and a stacked mailbag.
Question time. I'm on the road this week for a conference that eats up a lot of my time. That means you're getting Joe and Chip on the podcast this week.
By: Eric Kohn
Joe and Chip ran early-season over/under lines on Lafrenière, Dorofeyev, J.T. Miller, Zibanejad, Fox and more.
Episode 100 requests your best questions. It's here. The big moment. Episode 100. Some said we'd never get here.
