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News reporter BILLY KHANG is my guest on this long overdue and very informative episode of Passions Personified. When I started the show Billy was on the list of guests  I wanted to have originally on and now here we are. If you are from Imperial Valley or Yuma county you have without question seen Billy on your television reporting the news on site where the action was happening. He was also a sportscaster and a full on multi media journalist with the ability to essentially do everything needed to bring you breaking news.  Join us and get the behind the scenes insight on what it takes to be a news reporter. 

Jon Barr is the host of "Here Be Barr," a travel, lifestyle, and vlogging YouTube channel showing you everything you need to know about New York City.

Jon started his career in media as a sportscaster. But after burning out and reading about another NYC vlogger, Casey Neistat, he thought he'd give the YouTube thing a try. So he started making videos on his trips to different countries. He eventually settled on the niche of the city of New York.

As of this recording, his channel has 335k subscribers. There's no other channel out there that depicts the beauty, chaos, and variety that New York City has to offer...at the level of Jon's channel.

Jon and I cover: what it’s like to be a full-time content creator with a newborn baby, how Jon went from sportscaster to YouTuber, how Casey Neistat changed the YouTube space, Jon's protocol for when homeless people approach him, what stereotypes of New Yorkers are untrue, how long it can take for a video to go viral, and much more.

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Here are Jon links...
YouTube—https://www.youtube.com/@HereBeBarr
website—http://ny-guide.com/
Instagram—https://www.instagram.com/here.be.barr/

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Get in touch with me!
YouTube—https://www.youtube.com/@youtubersguide
blog—https://dills.blog/
Instagram—https://www.instagram.com/dillanroytaylor/

Emmy Award-winning sportscaster, the legendary Charley Steiner, joins Mick and Mook for a special Super Bowl episode. Having seen every Super Bowl played, the three men will take a fond look back at 55 years of games – and a look ahead to what Super Bowl LVI will bring.

Special observations on the gambling line from “Confessions of a Bronx Bookie” author, the Mick himself – Billy O’Connor, to insights from Steiner makes this a can’t miss episode.

Steiner, a long time football play by play man in his Radio Hall of Fame broadcast career, he also hosted the NFL Network show Football America.  Charley has also been showcased in frequent interviews for the network’s NFL Top 10 series.

Steiner is currently the radio play-by-play announcer for Major League Baseball’s Los Angeles Dodgers. Prior to joining the Dodgers in 2005, Charley had a long career in broadcasting for ESPN and the New York Yankees. 

So, be sure to join Mick and Mook on February 9th for a nostalgic look back at Super Bowl history, plus insight on the Bengals-Rams ‘super game’ slated for February 13th.

(01:39)  Recapping the Miami Heat's last two games before the All-Star break. Putting the first half of the Heat's season into perspective.

(09:31)  Special guest Grant Napear joins the show.

This week I had the honor of having long-time sportscaster and  former broadcaster of the Sacramento Kings for 32 years, Grant Napear, come on as my special guest.  It was an honor to have a conversation with someone that I've looked up to for years. I would like to once again thank Grant for taking the time to speak with me about a wide range of topics. We had a great conversation about his experiences as an NBA broadcaster, the Sacramento Kings' best days, Klay Thompson's incredible 37-point quarter against the Kings, calling Lebron James' first career game, his interactions with Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade, and more.

I highly recommend checking out Grant's podcast, If You Don't Like That:

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/if-you-dont-like-that-with-grant-napear/id1534163990

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3UcbOPyxQnN3JiLm5SPNdp

Grant's Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrantNapearshow 

E-mail me: miamisportsvibes@gmail.com

DM me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sportsvibes305

Website: https://miamisportsvibes.com/

Utah's longest tenured sportscaster just so happens to be my old man! It's was a blast to record with him. He has been named Utah Sportscaster of the Year five times, the Bill Howard Citizen of the Year (an award later renamed after my dad) three times, and has won numerous awards from the Society of Professional Journalists. He has great stories about covering the Utah Jazz, getting stuck in the '92 riots in LA, and a lot of great advice about how to live your dream, and stick with it. My dad is my hero, and we were so grateful to chat with him!

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This debut episode of the Rained Out Radio Hour features handmade American products, interesting facts about nature and a game show to help fill the void of everyday life.

Holly Sonders born on March 03, 1987, in Marysville, Ohio, in the United States of America. Her father, Dan, was an optometrist and her mother was a retired golf champion, no wonder Holly took a liking to the sport. Growing up, her interest in golf was apparent, and she was soon making a name for herself with her exemplary skills in golf. This performance, in turn, managed to earn her a high school scholarship at Marysville High School. For four years, she held the all-district honour and at the same time got the district MVP and the league honour. The young lady had sports blood in her veins, and also managed to shine in basketball and baseball. She attended Michigan State University for her higher education where she pursued a career in journalism and graduated in 2009. It is important to note that throughout her stay in the university, she was notably one of the grade A students.  She earned herself numerous awards and honours both in her academics and in golf, where she played a total of 77 rounds. Unfortunately, Sanders was not able to go through with her golf career because of incurring an injury during one of the collegiate golf tournaments. You would think this would shatter her, but you are wrong. The rising golfer did not let the damage pull her back. She had a big dream to work as a journalist in the Golf Channel, but sadly did not manage to get the job immediately due to lack of experience. She, therefore, joined Little Rock as a broadcaster and finally landed a job at Golf Channel later on in 2011. Here, she shined brighter than before. The channel brought shows that further elevated her — The Morning Drive, School of Golf and Playing Lessons with The Pros. In 2013, she covered the online portal Golf Digest. Her great job did not go unnoticed, and she earned herself a spot on FOX TV to cover the United States Open in 2015. In 2016, she was the event's studio host. Sonders hot body might have helped her get placed as the world's most beautiful woman by golf.com in the years 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 consecutively. 


Guest:  Holly Sonders

Website:
https://hollysonders.com/

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https://www.instagram.com/holly.sonders/

Twitter:
https://twitter.com/holly_sonders




Host: 
Evan Golden

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In this episode of DNA of a MAKER, we caught up with Erin Andrews, sports broadcaster for Fox Sports, to discover the defining traits that contribute to her success in the male dominated sports world as well as the one trait that she says has held her back.

Describing herself as a no B.S. kind of woman, Erin also candidly discusses working in a male-dominated field and how the use of the word "baby" during an interview with a well-known football player caused a firestorm of criticism.

Plus, an insightful round of rapid fire questions that will shed light on the characteristics that makes each woman unique and interesting. 

This series is funded by 23andMe. All content is editorially independent, with no influence or input from the brand.

We go back to the early days of Barry’s life and what his first aspirations were in life. A fun little conversation about his brief stop at a City College and the why his GPA was good considering….. well, you will find out. In high school he and some friends formed a music group and toured a bit with a stop at The Apollo in New York!

Career begin in advertising briefly before being named the promotion director at KCBS, the breaks he got form the right people at the right time which eventually led him to KPIX and in front of the camera for the very first time at a big time network at the time. 

Barry begin his broadcast career in TV in 1968 and his boxing career in 1976 as he called the gold medal matches for boxing and field hockey in the 76’ Olympics. His first tennis broadcast was no other than Wimbledon and even did the 1978 Rose Bowl! After being in NY and back to SF we talk about the days at HBO and boxing. His famous fights he called that leads to a great, rare story about the Marvin Hagler v Sugar Ray Leonard MegaFight. You want to hear this!

Barry tells how he landed the role for Rocky IV, what that was like, a behind the scenes story, the money he received for the doing the movie and the checks that showed up later and still do. Great stuff here. We discuss the hall of fames he is in that includes the International Boxing HOF, his top memories that includes a wonderful insight into the friendship with Arthur Ashe and what lies ahead for Barry. This is a fantastic podcast!

Links:

Follow Barry on Twitter: https://twitter.com/barry_tompkins

Barry Tompkins Official Website: http://www.barrytompkins.com/

Video of Barry – Rocky IV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-21i-OKCGYY

Leonard v Hagler Video of Fight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH1U1jC0Lgc

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Extra 5:

What is Barry’s favorite sport to cover? Boxing? Hmmm

Talks about writing a humor column for Marian Independent Journal (Bay Area) for 16 years

Is there a book n the horizon?

Doing a live broadcast in all 50 states and which was the last one

How he met his wife Joan Ryan who is an author and has new book called Intangibles

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Jack Armstrong has been a coach, television personality but more importantly he's been a husband and father. And that's where he draws his leadership learning from. How he demonstrated leadership for his three sons is how he approached leadership in different opportunities. 

On this episode of Holding Court with Patrick McEnroe, Patrick is Holds Court with U.S. sportscaster and former professional tennis player Mary Carillo. 

On this episode of Holding Court with Patrick McEnroe, Patrick is Holds Court with U.S. sportscaster and former professional tennis player Mary Carillo.