George Bodenheimer on ESPN's business model
George Bodenheimer on the culture of ESPN
George Bodenheimer on Chet Simmons' televising the NFL draft on ESPN
George Bodenheimer on televising the NCAA Basketball Tournament
George Bodenheimer on ESPN televising the America's Cup sailing event for the first time in 1987
George Bodenheimer on the reasoning behind launching ESPN2
George Bodenheimer on the launch of the ESPY Awards
George Bodenheimer on Monday Night Football and its legacy for ESPN since moving there from ABC
George Bodenheimer on ESPN's flagship program, SportsCenter
Bob Costas on how he prepares for a sportscast; on how he calls a game
Bob Costas on the first time he served as prime-time host of the Olympics - 1992 in Barcelona; on how he approaches hosting
Bob Costas on covering the Olympics and why it's so captivating, and on the tone of the Games and the Centennial Park bombing at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics
Bob Costas on the 2000 Sydney Olympics
Bob Costas on the 2004 Athens Olympics
Bob Costas on the response he gets to his Olympic coverage and on the dynamics of international sports
Bob Costas on hosting On the Record with Bob Costas
Bob Doyle on directing some of ABC's earliest programming, including sporting events
Bob Doyle on directing NFL Football games and the Metropolitan Opera
Bob Doyle on becoming ABC's director of all remote events, including sports events
Dick Ebersol on Roone Arledge assembling his broadcast team at ABC Sports
Dick Ebersol on the 1968 Winter Olympics in Grenoble, France
Dick Ebersol on the 1972 Munich Olympics
Dick Ebersol on how Muhammed Ali came to be involved with the Atlanta Olympics
Dick Ebersol on making clear to his employees at NBC that sports was still a passion
Dick Ebersol on the Beijing Olympics
Dick Enberg on his radio work in Los Angeles and working as a sports announcer at KTTV and KTLA and the first time he broadcast on television
Dick Enberg on calling boxing matches early in his career for KTLA
Dick Enberg on calling horse races early in his career
Dick Enberg on doing play-by-play for the Los Angeles Rams
Dick Enberg on doing play-by-play for UCLA football
Dick Enberg on what he is imparting to the listener when announcing play-by-play for baseball
Dick Enberg on calling a game by himself as opposed to working with others in the announcing booth
Dick Enberg on his broadcasting partner of several years, Don Drysdale
Dick Enberg on joining NBC Sports in 1975 due to his calling of syndicated basketball games
Dick Enberg on the state of NBC Sports when he joined as opposed to the other networks
Dick Enberg on his partners in announcing NCAA basketball for NBC
Dick Enberg on announcing football games with Merlin Olsen on NBC
Dick Enberg on calling tennis matches, including Wimbledon, for NBC
Dick Enberg on calling the Olympics
Dick Enberg on calling the 1982 World Series and his disappointment over not being NBC's lead announcer for the 1983 World Series
Dick Enberg on calling games for the San Diego Padres
Dick Enberg on the challenges of calling golf matches
Dick Enberg on announcing for the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, South Korea and various other Olympics
Dick Enberg on covering tennis for ESPN in 2004
Ray Forrest on working on an early TV broadcast of a baseball game; on horse races and hockey games
Ray Forrest on NBC newscaster Paul Alley wanting to do color commentary for a boxing game
Ray Forrest on the difficulties of parking the remote TV trucks when out on assignments
Ray Forrest on introducing a Joe Louis fight on The Gillette Cavalcade of Sports
Frank Gifford on his role on Monday Night Football and his rapport with his co-stars
Frank Gifford on securing an exclusive pre-game interview for CBS with Vince Lombardi before the first Super Bowl in 1967
Frank Gifford on being part of the CBS broadcast team for the first Super Bowl in 1967
Frank Gifford on how human interest sports reporting affected broadcasting for Monday Night Football
Frank Gifford on the changes made to the Monday Night Football broadcast team; on memorable moments and his departure from the show
Frank Gifford on working on Wide World of Sports and memories of the terrorist attack in Munich at the 1972 Olympics
Curt Gowdy on Yankee player Joe DiMaggio when he first started announcing for the Yankees
Curt Gowdy on his big break as announcer for the New York Yankees
Curt Gowdy on Ted Willams last game
Curt Gowdy on Joe DiMaggio's comeback at the '49 World Series
Curt Gowdy on the 1964 and 1968 Olympic games and the importance of satellite feeds
Sportscaster Curt Gowdy on the first Super Bowl, broadcast by both NBC and CBS
Sportscaster Curt Gowdy on the some of the Super Bowl games he covered
Curt Gowdy on covering 16 World Series
Curt Gowdy on having one of the most recognizable voices in all of broadcasting
Curt Gowdy on the evolution of sports broadcasting
Herb Granath on ABC being the network of the Olympics
Herb Granath on the "all marketing program" he started with Monday Night Football and the success of the program
Herb Granath on his recollections of ABC's Wide World of Sports
Herb Granath on working on Monday Night Football and creating a special sales unit focused on selling sports programming
Herb Granath on the birth of ESPN
Herb Granath on the growth of ESPN and the launch of ESPN 2
Jim McKay on hosting the Summer Olympics on CBS, which initially were ad-libbed
Jim McKay on the philosophy behind ABC's Wide World of Sports "if you can get them interested in individuals, you can get them interested in the sport"
Jim McKay on the first time TV was used to decide an event: the 1968 Olympics
Jim McKay on the transformative role of television in sports history and coverage
Jim McKay on what has changed most in television and sports tv, and among the athletes themselves
Thomas W. Moore on ABC's early sports programming
Thomas W. Moore on Edgar J. Scherick and Roone Arledge's role in bringing sports to ABC
Thomas W. Moore on various sports shows he programmed at ABC
Thomas W. Moore on ABC brining various sports like golf to television
Don Ohlmeyer on becoming an associate director on The 1968 Olympics
Don Ohlmeyer on the format of Wide World of Sports and how it evolved
Don Ohlmeyer on Monday Night Football
Don Ohlmeyer on Jim McKay's amazing job covering the 1972 Munich Olympics
Don Ohlmeyer on going back to Monday Night Football
Edgar Scherick on the creation of ABC's Wide World of Sports
Edgar Scherick on putting together Baseball Game of the Week and packaging other sports shows while at Dancer Fitzgerald Sample
Edgar Scherick on his role as Director of Sports and Special Events at Dancer Fitzgerald Sample and making a deal with ABC President Bob Kintner
Edgar Scherick on working for CBS as Sports Specialist of the television network and CBS' entry into televising football games; on football being a bigger production for television than baseball
Edgar Scherick on how he got the television rights to NCAA games
Edgar Scherick on ratings for early televised sports
Chet Simmons on his first job in television working on closed circuit boxing matches, and on joining Sports Programs, Inc.
Chet Simmons on Sports Programs, Inc. becoming ABC Sports
Chet Simmons on the Sports Programs, Inc. affiliation with ABC Sports, and on the state of network sports programming in the early '60s
Chet Simmons on how equipped arenas and stadiums were in the '60s and '70s for television
Chet Simmons on becoming director of programming for NBC Sports
Chet Simmons on the creation and format of ABC's Wide World of Sports
Chet Simmons on how NBC Sports compared to ABC Sports at the time circa 1964, and on losing the rights to NCAA Basketball
Chet Simmons on the sporting events NBC covered during his tenure, the profitability of NBC Sports, and on being named president of the division in 1979
Chet Simmons on sporting events ESPN covered that weren't previously done, and various other events ESPN covered
Chet Simmons on his most memorable moments at ESPN
Chet Simmons on ESPN's role in the creation of the sports megastar, and on the legacy of ESPN
Chet Simmons on how sports have changed over the years, and on the then-future of sports broadcasting
Tony Verna on covering The 1960 Rome Olympics
Tony Verna on creating the instant replay for the Army/Navy football game in December of 1963
Tony Verna on inventing the instant replay and some of its early uses
Tony Verna on directing the "Ice Bowl"; on dealing with live television disasters and censorship issues; on directing various Super Bowl broadcasts and the advent of color television
Tony Verna on directing Super Bowl XII in 1978; on working with the NFL; on directing various other sports events for television
Tony Verna on directing the 1984 Summer Olympics and athletes promoting sponsorship
Tony Verna on directing winter sports for television and dealing with injuries on television
Tony Verna on directing television coverage of boxing
