This episode features my conversation with former coworker Adam St. Paul from Dakota Broadcasting in Aberdeen, SD. We relive stories from our time working together, including:
The Homecoming Fiasco: How it taught us to be careful in our criticism of high school athletes.
The Phone Line Heist: Always make sure to prepare the logistical aspects of a broadcasts.
In this episode I chat with Tim Healey, the radio voice of the Arizona State Sun Devils in football, basketball, and baseball. Topics of discussion include:
What he’s doing to stay sharp as a play-by-play broadcaster during the pandemic.
Why he walks 4.2 miles on his regular walks to honor former Sun Devil Pat Tillman.
In this episode I’m joined by Steve Herz, a sports media agent and President of IF Management. He recently published his first book “Don’t Take Yes For An Answer.” It is a great guide to developing self awareness and self improvement strategies. Topics of discussion include:
How he reacted after being told by an associate that he was a horrible associate and should quit law.
Paul Rovnak U. of Minnesota & Gene McGivern U. of St. Thomas
In this episode I chat with two respected sports information professionals from different Twin Cities institutions. Paul Rovnak from the University of Minnesota and Gene McGivern from the University of St. Thomas. Topics of discussion include:
My conversation with George Grande, the former long time sportscaster for the Cincinnati Reds and anchor for the very first ESPN SportsCenter. Topics of discussion include:
What he’s doing during his Covid 19 lockdown.
Being on the 1969 USC baseball team with multiple future MLB Hall of Famers.
Working as a go-fer under Vin Scully during college.
Our second conversation with Ian Eagle the voice of the Brooklyn Nets. He also is a network broadcaster for CBS and Westwood One. Topics of discussion include:
