- How being an overnight success took a long time.
- How teaching helped him survive the pandemic shutdown.
- Using the pandemic shutdown to get in touch with broadcasting decision makers.
- The players choosing to boycott during his first college football game.
- Dealing with the pressure of an audition game.
- Getting the break to start doing NFL games.
- How the network supports their broadcasters.
- The “extra stuff” involved in a network broadcast.
- The whirlwind nature of the last year in his life including a wedding and a cross country move.
- Communicating the potential relationship stumbling blocks with his wife.
- The reasoning behind leaving Boise.
- Winning the Idaho State Sportscaster of the Year.
- Weird questions about the CBS blue blazer.
- Making the jump From radio to TV.
- Covering Olympic table tennis from a monitor in Connecticut.
- How they find correct pronunciations for difficult foreign names of Olympic athletes.
- Becoming a spokesperson for black play-by-play voices during 2020.
- Handling the fact that some people may view him as a token hire.
- What’s new on Chef Lewis’ menu?
- The continued hope of eventually calling an NBA game.
- Learning how to maximize having an industry agent.
- Improving his voice over time.
- The importance of voice as a separator at the highest level.
- His new broadcast horror stories.
- Using colored pencils to color code his stats instead of multicolored pens.
- His favorite broadcasters to listen to or watch.
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