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Chatterbox Sports is looking to make it easier for the user to find good, quality content, in one single place. Newspapers, radio, and conference websites. Traditionally, three outlets have helped cover local sports. Chatterbox is focused on a multimedia platform that includes an emphasis on video and podcasts.” “Younger people, like myself, are reading less and less,” says Maus.

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Familiar local professional teams, and collegiate programs will be covered as well, and numerous multimedia channels will be explored. Although covering high school prep sports will be a major focus, it’s not the only item on the menu.

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They’re incredibly talented, but more than that, they went so far above and beyond to help, I couldn’t be more thankful.” After Renovation The Plan:Ĭhatterbox Sports consists of 16 contributing writers, 6 broadcasters, 3 photographers, and 3 full time employees. “Honestly, they gained a lifetime customer from me. Loaning their wood shop, offering advice, and using their expertise was pivotal. “Drew and Jake made this van go from good to great,” says Fowler. First Ward Wood Company was stressed religiously. “Rob was a big, big help, and so was the First Ward guys”, claims Trace. Rob Tegge, Fowler’s uncle is a “meticulous” electrician, and helped build out the off-the-grid electrical system.

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He cut holes in our brand new van, and installed them himself.” According to the founder, turned DIY-er, installing the windows was an easy part. When partner of Chatterbox Sports, Shaun Spurlock heard the van had new windows, he said, “ I immediately asked what I already knew.

Wondering how this is possible, Trace responds, “Hours of watching YouTube videos, and getting help in certain areas.” Just about 130 labor hours, $13,270, and countless trips to the hardware store, The Van Cave presented by Miami Regionals is ready for the road. We think the van resembles this, and we hope to create lasting memories for the student athletes we feature inside the van. “We want to do things the right way, the first class way. None of this happens without Kettering Sports Medicine, Miami Regionals, LEVAJO McDonalds, and Rose Automotive”, says Fowler. Despite the exterior being noticeable, the interior becomes quite unforgettable.Ģ00 watt solar panels, off the grid power, canned dimmable lights, quartzite countertops, overhead cabinets, bamboo flooring, 40” television and a convertible desk into bed to boot. The size alone makes this big clod of metal with wheels hard to miss. The interior measuring in at 148 inches long, 59 inches wide and just over 74 inches tall. How could you blame him? Perhaps the word van isn’t a lauded term, but once the play on words of “Van Cave” came to mind, it stuck. “I was on board with the idea, I just couldn’t see Trace’s vision at first,” Reid Maus, Chief Editor at Chatterbox Sports said. Initially, the traditional sports are going to be a priority for the start-up company, but, perhaps the biggest noticeable difference are the ideas. Live scores, game casts and more are a part of a vast vision set forth by the Chatterbox crew. I just sat there and thought, ‘Well, that would have been nice to follow along with,” says Fowler. My mother texts me, and tells me my brother hit his first home run, and they won 2-1. However, about 28 miles away, Fowler was texting for scores, and updates. “Right there”, Fowler recalls, as his mouse hovers over the words “at Oak Hills, Monday April 9.” It was a day in which Joey Lewis rounded up his Big Blue bunch, and earned a close, hard fought 2-1 victory. Trace Fowler, founder of Chatterbox Sports, sitting back, gazing over the Macintosh web browser. Although it may seem like an admirable memory, it was as simple as pulling out a schedule. Precisely the amount of sunrises separating the initial thought to Chatterbox Sports making its debut.

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