The Sportscasters Club Radio Show

Baseball Play by Play is one of the most beloved aspects of sports broadcasting.
In this episode, we discuss the second key that will help you deliver excellent baseball play by play! (for a full over…

Baseball Play by Play is one of the most beloved aspects of sports broadcasting.
In this episode, we discuss the first key that will help you deliver excellent baseball play by play! (for a full overv…

Just how important is the school you attend when building a sports broadcasting career? Will the college you choose make or break your career?
Are there advantages, or disadvantages, to attending the …

This is the brand new community where you can network with other sports broadcasters, learn the ins-and-outs of the business and build your career!

Become a Founding Member of our brand new Sportscast…

Postgame interviews can be some of the most exciting, yet stressful, opportunities for sports broadcasters of any experience level. However, there are some keys to success that we should keep in mind…

We have a very special announcement coming Monday....especially if you are one of the many aspiring sports broadcasters who have been asking for a community where you can learn and connect with other…

We've all heard the cliche "It's not what you know, it's who you know."
In Sports Broadcasting, this mantra hold true, perhaps more than most other businesses.
Why is this the case in sports broadcasti…

Jason Barrett of Barrett Sports Media joins the show to discuss many topics, including:
- How the sports talk industry has handled the COVID-19 pandemic
- His 25 year rise from aspiring sports broadcas…

Crowd noise play a crucial role in a successful radio play by play broadcast. These tips will help you add awesome crowd noise to your radio sports broadcast, so you can sound your best and put out a…

Are professional and collegiate athletics getting ready to re-open for action....without fannies in the seats? How will these games with no fans look and sound? How should a broadcaster handle this u…

The Oakland A's recently announced that their baseball games will no longer be broadcast on traditional radio. No longer can an A's fan hop in their car in Oakland and flip on the ballgame.
Is this a …

In this episode, we talk about the three books all sports broadcasters should read. These books have been required reading for the sports broadcasting students I've taught at Marist College, the Conn…

While we may be quarantined in our homes during these unprecedented days, we must take advantage of every opportunity for improvement. With sports and, seemingly, our lives on pause, there are still …

Today's wonderful interview is with a decorated, veteran sports broadcaster who has now also added the title of professional baseball manager to his resume.
Bill Rogan joins us to discuss:
- The keys …

COVID-19 Coronavirus is everywhere - across the country and across the media. While this pandemic has overtaken sports and every other aspect of our daily life, how is a SPORTS BROADCASTER to handle …

Today we launch the brand new Sportscasters Club Facebook Group!
Come join this free group, where you can network with and learn from other sportscasters and aspiring sports broadcasters across the co…

How is it possible that The Sportscasters Club is already 10 years old?
Over the last decade, we have helped countless aspiring and established sports broadcasters expand their knowledge, learn more a…

There are many ways to succeed in building a sports broadcasting career, but this episode deals with one sure way to FAIL at sportscasting. Why do you need to hear about how to fail? So you can recog…

CBS recently re-signed their lead NFL color analyst, Tony Romo, to a deal worth $17 Million per season! But does he deserve it? We answer that question in this quick edition of the Sportscasters Club…

With all the recent talk about cheating in Major League Baseball, the question is this.... Should sports broadcasters get into the action and cheat as well?
Our answer may surprise you! Listen to this…