Bob Costas on how he became a television sportscaster
Bob Costas on how he prepares for a sportscast; on how he calls a game
Bob Costas on wanting to be a baseball player, then a broadcaster
Bob Costas on how his style affects telling the story of sports
Bob Costas on advice to aspiring sportscasters
Dick Enberg on the importance of listening in broadcasting
Dick Enberg on the importance of objectivity in sports announcing
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 advice to an aspiring sportscaster
Curt Gowdy on his big break as announcer for the New York Yankees
Curt Gowdy on his start in sports radio at KFBC in Cheyenne, Wyoming
Curt Gowdy on the duties of a sports announcer
Curt Gowdy on how to prepare for a game and talking to players
Curt Gowdy on the evolution of sports broadcasting
Curt Gowdy on advice to aspiring sports broadcasters
Al Michaels on how he came up with "Do you believe in miracles?" when covering the 1980 Olympics
Al Michaels on the role of a good sportscaster "the game is a melody and you're going to provide the lyrics"
Al Michaels on how the audience reacted to his taking over Frank Gifford's role on Monday Night Football.
Al Michaels on the challenge of describing a play and how Dan Dierdorf did it successfully
Al Michaels on wanting the viewers to trust him
Al Michaels on advice he would give to aspiring sportscasters; finding your own voice; know a little bit about everything
