Curt Gowdy

On his childhood and early influences; on loving sports as a child; on joining the Air Corps, but hurting his back and not being able to be a pilot; on getting into sports radio with KFBC in Cheyenne, Wyoming

On KFBC; on moving to a CBS station KOMA in Oklahoma City; on his big break as announcer for the New York Yankees; on re-creating away games; on announcing for the Yankees on radio and early television; on Yankee fans and players when he first started announcing for the Yankees

On covering basketball at Madison Square Garden; on covering sports for the Dumont network

On announcing basketball games at Madison Square Garden; on the Dumont network; on leaving the Yankees to be the head announcer for the Boston Red Sox; on Fenway Park; on traveling with the Red Sox

On the duties of a sports announncer and preparing for games; on simulcasting; on Red Sox players; on memorable games -  Joe DiMaggio's comeback at the '49 World Series and Ted Williams' last game; on other Red Sox players - Carl Yestrepski and Rico Petrocelli

Curt Gowdy on announcing games for the Boston Celtics; on working for NBC; on the '52 B.U.-Villanova football game and the Rice-Alabama game

On the Rice-Alabama game (contd.); on his start with NBC in 1956 and moving to ABC in 1960; on the genius of Roone Arledge

On The American Sportsman; on leaving the Boston Red Sox; on the 1964 and 1968 Olympic games and the importance of satellite feeds; on the early days of instant replay; on the Hollywood Blacklist

On JFK's assassination; on Game of the Week at NBC; on his co-anchors

On the first Super Bowl, broadcast by both NBC and CBS; on memorable moments from Super Bowl III - Jets v. Colts; on Super Bowl V and other Super Bowls he called; on his friendships with coaches and players

On Rose Bowls; on memorbale moments from Orange Bowls and Sugar Bowls; on NFL Game of the Week; on preparing for football games

On covering 16 World Series; on extra cameras for World Series games; on memorable moments from World Series games; on preparation for the World Series; on international broadcasters; on All-Star games

On colleague Howard Cosell and his opinions on former players who became broadcasters; on broadcasters becoming celebrities; on the PBS show The Way it Was; on preparing to cover hockey for the Olympics; on the syndicated show The Racers

On his peers; on sports broadcasters' trademark expresssions; on having one of the most recognizable voices in all of broadcasting; on voices he believes are memorable

On playing himself in movies; on acquiring radio stations; on his guest appearances on television shows; on becoming president of the Basketball Hall of Fame; on broadcasting the Goodwill Games; on returning to radio as the voice of the Patriots; 

On the show America the Beautiful; on HBO's Play by Play; on working for HBO and ESPN; on the evolution of sports broadcasting; on his sons - both involved in sports broadcasters/production; on his current projects; on his Emmy and Peabody wins; on advice to aspiring sports broadcasters; on his regrets and career triumphs