Tyler Kern
B2B Media Producer MarketScale
Tyler Kern is a B2B Media Producer and Podcast Host at MarketScale. He graduated with a degree in Communications from Texas A&M University. Before making the leap over to podcasts, he worked for four years as a Morning News Producer for 820 AM WBAP in Dallas/Fort Worth. Tyler has also served as the radio voice of FC Dallas since he beginning of the 2018 season.
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First Impressions From FABTECH
MarketScale is in Chicago, Illinois this week at FABTECH, a leading manufacturing, welding and mechanical convention. To get an impression of what is being discussed at the event, we called on MarketScale Media Producer Tyler Kern. Kern is on-location...
How Drones are Revamping Golf Course Care
Golf is a science. The mechanics of a golfer’s swing have been broken down and reimagined for centuries, but that pales in comparison to the details of golf course management. Even the smallest of agricultural errors or neglect can...
How a Baseball Retailer Found Its Way to the Field of Dreams
When baseball lifestyle apparel brand Baseballism opened in 2006, it was a dream opportunity for its founders, a group of former college baseball players. Thirteen years later that dream is heading to the Field of Dreams. Baseballism started as an e-commerce...
Made In America: Kentucky Bourbon
Bourbon & Bluegrass If you’ve ever had a glass of American Whiskey, there’s a high chance it was distilled near Lexington, Kentucky. On this bonus episode of Made In America, we are going to discover what has made this drink so...
Formula 1 Expands its Reach to Texas
Formula 1 has returned to the U.S. for this weekend’s United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas. Austin has been the host of the lone Grand Prix in the United States each year since 2012. The sport is immensely popular...
Why Barrel Aging is Booming in Breweries, and What it Means for Seasonal Releases
Barrel-Aged Hit In the latest episode of Made in America, host Tyler Kern visited two distilleries in Kentucky to get a behind-the-scenes look at the bourbon-making process. After bourbon ages in barrels for a minimum of four years, distilleries have to...