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Mike Yam has been in broadcasting for more than a decade. He recently completed an 8-year run at the Pac-12 Network. Before that, he was at ESPN as a Sportscenter anchor and much more. He’s also done radio.
This episode features a virtual panel recorded live on the Wizard World Virtual Platforms. This featured members of the cast of X-Men.
The story of the Washington Football Team is a whirlwind tale that integrates the latest social issues in the country as well as an ugly harassment story.
Today’s show: Co-Hosted by longtime sports columnist/broadcast Jay Marriotti. Topics include sports vs. COVID-19. Subscribe to the show and the channel for free using your Amazon Prime account.
Center of Attention is a show that airs on Twitch with Seth Everett & former NBA player Etan Thomas. The show airs from 1pm-3pm Eastern Time on twitch.tv/setheverett.
Today’s show was mostly about college sports and COVID-19. The ACC, SEC, and Big 12 are still scheduled to play while the PAC-12 and Big 10 have cancelled fall activity.
This episode features a virtual panel recorded live on the Wizard World Virtual platforms. The cast of the CW DC show “Arrow” talked about the legacy of the show’s eight seasons.
Former Syracuse/NFL Football Players : Keith Bulluck, Derrick Corley, and Shelton Pettijohn on College Football and COVID-19. Plus, attorney Marc Watkins on the naming of Sen. Kamala Harris as Democratic nominee for Vice President.
Diane Shah is a trail-blazing sports columnist. Her career took off in the 1970’s as one of the few female sportswriters in California, let alone the country.