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Subcontinental Spin

Subcontinental Spin

By: Samir Damre
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Indian Subcontinental Roots. Global Perspectives. History • Law • Politics • Sports • Culture Welcome to Subcontinental Spin. We bridge the United States, the Indian Subcontinent, and the global diaspora, viewing the region as a civilizational whole, from Afghanistan in the west to Burma in the east, and Jammu and Kashmir in the north to Ceylon in the south. We reject secondhand spin, anchoring our analysis in primary source documents, statutory codes, historical archives, and verified facts.Samir Damre Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Protect College Sports Act: Exposing ESPN and the NCAA Cartel

    Protect College Sports Act: Exposing ESPN and the NCAA Cartel
    9 Oct 2026

    The push for the Protect College Sports Act is not about protecting or saving college sports. It is a legislative effort to grant the NCAA cartel a federal antitrust exemption and to impose new restrictions on the rights of student-athletes to earn NIL compensation and their freedom of movement through the transfer portal. In this episode, we expose how ESPN has acted as the ringleader, pushing a corporate narrative to protect the cartel, which includes ESPN and its heavy financial investments in the Southeastern Conference. We analyze the legal issues with the proposed legislation, how courts are dismantling artificial restrictions, and why the cartel control model collapses under legal scrutiny.
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    26 min
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