In this episode, I preview my upcoming open mic performance at the J & G Hillside Bar and Grill in Stoughton with an episode full of music. I also broadcasted this episode LIVE on You Tube, Twitch, and the Blast Radio App with my new live streaming tool.
Lots of stuff in this episode... a review of my chat with the Dogman, an update on the new book, thoughts on the US exit from the World Cup, a look ahead at the 26-27 UML hockey schedule, a look ahead at the upcoming NFL preview podcast, and some tech updates.
Joining me on this very special episode is the legendary "Dogman", Del Christman, longtime clubhouse manager of the Lowell Spinners. A gentleman with a very fascinating story to tell!
On this episode, we pay tribute to the Godfather of Boston sports radio, the great Eddie Andelman. A legend whose memory will live on forever. Joining me is legendary New Hampshire sportscaster and great friend Ken Cail.
A deep dive into my new book, Hat Tricks and Home Runs, some thoughts on the NBA and NHL playoffs, and some thoughts on a few things in sports I I just don't agree with.
In this week's episode, I chat with my former colleague, third base coach for the North Shore Spirit, Tom Donahue. This is the interview I conducted with Tom for my upcoming book, Hat Tricks and Home Runs.
A peek ahead to my latest project- my new book, expected out in the spring of 2027- Hat Tricks and Home Runs, a look back at stories from my 30+ year career in sports broadcasting.
An episode dedicated to overcoming adversity. I share stories about famous people who had extraordinary hardships and bad luck and turned them into phenomenal successes. Here's to you- where there's a will, there's a way!
This week, I continue with an interview with a contributor to my new book, Hat Tricks and Home Runs. I chatted with former NHL player and referee Paul Stewart. It is a sneak peek into stories that will be included in the new book. I hope you enjoy the sneak peek! This is the actual interview I conducted with Paul for the book.
As many of you know, I am working on my fourth book, Hat Tricks and Home Runs. As part of the process, I am interviewing my colleagues asking for their participation in the writing of the book. I am listening to all of the audio and extracting key ideas from each interviewee. One of these interviews was with longtime Boston Herald sportswriter Jocko Connolly. There was so much storytelling in my interview with Jocko that I thought I'd share it on the podcast this week. This is my interview with ...
Talking college hockey on the podcast this week- Talking Mercyhurst, Hockey East, Merrimack champs for the first time, the NCAA Men's and Women's tournaments, and s couple of special shoutouts. Enjoy- and wishing the four finalists great luck in Las Vegas!
With the onset of the Men's Hockey East Tournament set to begin, here is an episode which previews the matchups and the tournament.. Joining me is Mike Murphy, the longtime radio voice of UNH hockey to break it all down.
This podcast episode aims to help our listeners to shake the winter doldrums. Spring IS right around the corner, even though it doesn't fee that way. I thought I'd use the power of music to help folks prepare for the upcoming warmer weather and lift some spirits. Hang in there everybody!
Joining me on the podcast this week is the CEO of the Sportscasters Talent Agency of America (STAA) Jon Chelesnik, as we take a look at his brand new book, Move Up. It is a book dedicated to helping sportscasters in their careers. Full of sage advice and wisdom, it will help all broadcasters as they advance through their careers.
Baseball season is right around the corner! To that end, this week I sat down with professional baseball umpire Tony Maners, who I met during my time in the Frontier League. Tony shares some wonderful stories, as well as his interpretations of things an umpire might encounter during a game. An umpire of 55 years, Tony is a great storyteller . Enjoy this special episode!
In this episode, I look ahead to Super Bowl 60 with Internet sports creator Brian Snow. We break down the big game and talk about some issues from around the NFL. Enjoy the game everybody and GO PATS!
In this episode, I welcome back author Sarah Crowne, author of All These Threads of Time and her brand new book, Tune In. She is a prolific author always with a great story to tell!
In this packed episode, I take a look back at 2025 in review, look ahead to 2026, make some football playoff picks, AND, review the preseason picks our distinguished panel made back in late August. An entertaining episode for all! Happy New Year everyone!
