Ted Lasso

How ‘Ted Lasso’ and Dwight Eisenhower (Kansas 🤔 ) remind us who we are and who we could be — Like family, streaming content is complicated, at the very least a task in sorting out signal from noise. In the quietude and trauma of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us were forced to find the glass half full amidst the tragic. Anyone who was fortunate enough to have broadband and…

Comedy, soccer, mental health, activism, and relatability. Reminiscing on the show that allowed American viewers to finally fall in love with soccer WARNING: This article contains spoilers for Season 3 of Ted Lasso There are moments when the world of television or cinema collides with the sports world. Where a…

The full reading list from the Series — Dive into the world of ‘Ted Lasso’ beyond the football field, exploring the profound literary influences that shape its characters and narrative. Do you know Ted Lasso? I discovered Ted Lasso a few months ago on Apple Tv. Well, I discovered it way earlier, but I can’t remember exactly when. …

Warning: This is not just another article about the leadership lessons from Ted Lasso. We’ve all seen and appreciated those insights before. Ted Lasso is also a powerful Career Pivot Playbook, packed with a treasure trove of wisdom and life lessons. Throughout its three seasons, we’ve witnessed numerous characters’ remarkable…

Reflecting on the show as its curtains come down — After a brilliant run of 3 seasons, Ted Lasso comes to a conclusion. While there are a lot of things to learn from this hella entertaining show, I’d like to highlight themes across seasons that hit close to home. Before we get started, here are your biscuits. Alright, buckle up!

As a concept, we were told from the start that there would always be a winner and a loser, but why is nobody talking about the case of a tie? In football leagues, a win is rewarded with three points, a loss with a zero and a draw with one…

Throughout Season 3, Trent Crimm has been embedded with the Greyhounds so that he can write a book about the team. As he says to Ted, he thinks there’s a story there worth telling (“(I Don’t Want to Go to) Chelsea”). We see the result of Trent’s unfettered, behind-the-scenes access…

Like many others around the world, I loved Apple TV’s Ted Lasso. Ted Lasso is to me what M*A*S*H was to my parents: a brilliant mix of humor and learning. As this brilliant series ends, I’ve been thinking about Mae, the owner of the Crown & Anchor Pub in Richmond…