One of my former clients owned an auto body shop and she had a saying “sometimes you’re the windshield and sometimes you’re the bug.” Last Tuesday I was the bug. I have a belief that with a positive attitude, 99% of days turn out to be good. However, every now and then, the universe decides that everything is going to go awry on a given day, and last Tuesday was one of those days.… Read More
In this episode I chat with one of my personal favorite broadcasters, Adam Amin of ESPN.… Read More
After a long football season, basketball is underway in South Dakota and this year there was no easing in slowly. I finish off a stretch of nine games in eleven days tomorrow before getting a ten day break over the holidays. With a new season comes another chance to work towards my eventual goal of being a NCAA Division I broadcaster.… Read More
Early on during my time in this business I believed myself to be a talented broadcaster, when I was in fact, objectively terrible. I built my personal perception of my own work based on feedback from family, personal friends, and co-workers. Everyone told me how much they liked listening to me and how if they closed their eyes they could picture the game in their head.… Read More
This episode features my conversation with the longtime voice of the St.… Read More
There are certain things in sportscasting that are almost universally accepted. You can’t say the damn score enough. Preparation is king. Vin Scully is the greatest broadcaster of all time. You know, the drill. But like people’s paths through the maze that is this business, nothing is universal and we all have our blind spots and weaknesses.… Read More
In this episode of the Sportscasters Roundtable Podcast we discuss building a personal sportscasting brand. This includes brand building at the local community level, the regional/national level, and online.… Read More