Johnny Manziel enters media industry 10 years after addiction and NFL downfall: what he learned

Johnny Manziel talks about his new approach to team building and managing success after a failed NFL experience in a Q&A at the VitAL health conference at the University of Alabama.

Johnny Manziel’s glory days on the football field are a decade old this year. Now he’s looking to create some new ones in the podcast studio. 

The famed college star and infamous NFL bust is getting his own talk show, "Glory Daze," which is being distributed by Almost Friday Media. The show is launching during the upcoming football season and will feature regular interviews with high-profile current and former athletes, a source told Fox News Digital.

"I've been fortunate enough to experience the highest highs and lowest lows that come with being a professional athlete," Manziel said in a statement obtained by Fox News Digital.

"On 'Glory Daze,' with Almost Friday Media, I'll get the opportunity to sit down with other iconic athletes and help them share their incredible stories. We'll look back through the lens of the players themselves, giving fans an inside look at the moments they remember and the stories they've never heard."

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Quarterback Johnny Manziel of the Texas A&M Aggies takes the stage after he was picked by the Cleveland Browns during the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on May 8, 2014. (Elsa/Getty Images)

It’s not even Manziel’s only foray into sports media this week. It was also announced Thursday that Manziel will be an upcoming guest on ESPN's "College Gameday"for Texas A&M's game against Notre Dame on Saturday, where he will predict the game's outcome as a celebrity prognosticator. 

On Wednesday, the Action Network announced Manziel