1.45 His role at Matchroom Sport now and how it has changed2.20 What makes a good sports event4.30 The re-invention of darts. How did that happen?6.20 His battle with the BDO darts ‘blazers’8.16 Building the personality of players. What if he had social media back in the day?11.20 His history of investing in contentTelling Mark McCormack that "You rent your company but I own mine"“Content has always been key but ownership is the biggest thing”“I like the Ryder Cup but I could not buy it”1515 Why fun > money17.56 Leyton Orient: "My heart and my wallet merged and then, all of a sudden, I owned the club"18.30 IFLTV and the YouTube channels disrupting the boxing media20.07 Why you can not have too much publicity.Feeding the baby monster with social media22.05 The criteria for choosing the next sport. The "how is it going for you dear?" test25.21 The sports Matchroom are monitoring at the moment27.18 Why they have not moved into esports when they have been talking about it for two years29.30 Why he has not created an OTT app to out out their own content, like DAZN and ElevenSports31.23 The advantage of motivation. The natural excitement of making changes and mentally 'beating up' people.34.55 The DAZN deal meeting and the demands of the millennial customer38.02 What would he do if he was in charge of sports TV companies now40.13 The lack of loyalty in the millennial market41.13 Where he looks for trends45.02 Summing up the attraction of darts45.32 Is he an outsider?48.23 "Legacy is overrated". Why he won't sell Matchroom Sport in his lifetime... but his son Eddie has a different approachLinksBarry Hearn on TwitterMatchroom Sport: website, TwitterWANT TO HEAR, SEE, READ MORE...? Check out my blog, here? Listen to my other podcast: Football Indonesia here? Sign up to my digital sport newsletter, here? @MrRichardClarke on social:Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube