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Jason Barrett Podcast: Bomani Jones, HBO
Bomani Jones has had a fascinating career. He covers the entire journey from freelance music journalist to HBO star in this week's conversation.
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Jon Sciambi Tabbed As New World Series Voice for ESPN Radio
Sciambi, who has served as the network's lead Major League Baseball announcer, will replace Dan Shulman as the voice of the World Series.
Jay Williams: Keyshawn, JWill and Max is 4 Hour-Long Shows
“It’s not like you’re on TV for four hours. No, from 6 to 7 is a show. From 7 to 8 is a completely different show with a completely different audience. Same with 8 to 9."
Keyshawn Johnson Relives Being On First Take Set For Michael Irvin Rant
“What I would say is Irvin had some great points. They might have gotten lost in the performance so to speak.”
John Kincade Forced Off the Air Due to Fire Alarm
“They did it on purpose, though, because they were timing us,” Kincade complained. “There’s a woman at the door with her cell phone, and I go, ‘What are you timing?’ She said, ‘The exit of the building.’ Okay.”
Jason Barrett Podcast: Jay Williams, ESPN
Getting to ESPN and then succeeding with what he has been offered has taken a lot of learning and patience for Jay Williams. Check...
Michael Kay: Questions ‘Programming Geniuses’ On ESPN New York Lineup
The ESPN New York lineup consists of DiPietro & Rothenberg from 5:00 AM-8:00 AM, before airing the national ESPN Radio lineup from 8:00 PM-3:00 PM before The Michael Kay Show airs in afternoon drive from 3:00 PM-7:00 PM.
Mike Greenberg: ‘Urban Meyer Will Coach Again Somewhere’
“You think a guy like Urban wants to go out the way he went out in Jacksonville?"
Jason Fitz: Sarah Spain Taught Me To Be A Better Storyteller
"Sarah Spain is a journalist and thinks about how to present tough stories. Jason Fitz says that is not something he knew how to do on his own and has learned from his partner."
Joe Buck: ‘Baseball Fans Don’t Like National TV Guys’
"Every game in baseball is on local TV and the announcers for each fan base is rooting and living and dying just like the fans are.”