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The Voice Behind The Voice

They are the voices that bring you every heart-stopping moment from your favorite team or sporting event. They exude the emotion you feel as you hang on their every word. They come into your home, car or anywhere around the world. But what do you really know about these voices? You're about to find out with one of the more unique, entertaining and provocative podcasts. Sean Aronson, a minor league baseball play-by-play broadcaster since 2001, pulls back the curtain on these amazing voices to find out who is "The Voice Behind The Voice."
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Now displaying: August, 2019

They are the voices that bring you every heart-stopping moment from your favorite team or sporting event. They exude the emotion you feel as you hang on their every word.  They come into your home, car or anywhere around the world.  But what do you really know about these voices?  You're about to find out with one of the more unique, entertaining  and provocative podcasts.  Sean Aronson, a minor league baseball play-by-play broadcaster since 2001, pulls back the curtain on these amazing voices to find out who is "The Voice Behind The Voice."

Episode 169 - Dewayne Staats, Tampa Bay Rays 0
Aug 27, 2019

It's episode 169 with Tampa Bay Rays TV broadcaster Dewayne Staats. He discusses:

-Using a MNF broadcast as his audition tape

-Working with Gene Elston and Bob Prince

-Calling Nolan Ryan's 5th no-hitter and Jim Abbott's no-hitter

-Harry Caray, Milo Hamilton, the San Diego Chicken and Bozo the Clown

-Calling the first ever night game at Wrigley Field

-Getting the New York Yankees job in 1990

-Pranking Buck Showalter with a Harry Caray impression

-Broadcasting his son-in-law Dan Wheeler 

Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or wherever you get your podcast.  Also, be sure to rate the podcast.  Follow the podcast on Twitter at @TheVoiceBTV, and retweet it, and like us on Facebook at TheVoiceBTV, and share with your friends.

ReBroadcast: Doc Emrick - NHL on NBC 0
Aug 20, 2019

As it was announced Doc Emrick is being voted into the National Sports Media Association Hall of Fame we play back this incredible sit down interview.  He discusses:

-His use of the English language

-Growing up in a town of 627

-Ernie Harwell helping him with his Doctoral Dissertation on the History of Major League Broadcasting

-Who gave him the nickname Doc

-Having a voice coach

-Why he writes a letter a day

-Broadcasting his first Major League Baseball game with Bob Costas

Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or wherever you get your podcast.  Also, be sure to rate the podcast.  Follow the podcast on Twitter at @TheVoiceBTV, and retweet it, and like us on Facebook at TheVoiceBTV, and share with your friends.

 

Episode 168 - Yeardley Smith, Voice of Lisa Simpson 0
Aug 13, 2019

It's episode 168 with Yeardley Smith, the voice of Lisa Simpson.  If you listened to the chat we had during the broadcast last year, this is a brand new episode.  A full sit down where we discuss:

- The Simpsons

- Her Dad being an alcoholic

- How she got her start as an actress

- Bulimia

- Applying to Yale, Vassar, and Northwestern, but not getting in to any of them and deciding to move to New York

- Appearing on Broadway in the Real Thing with Glen Close and Jeremy Irons

- Winning an Emmy for her voice over role as Lisa Simpson

- Writing a novel, starting a shoe line, and starting a production company

Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or wherever you get your podcast.  Also, be sure to rate the podcast.  Follow the podcast on Twitter at @TheVoiceBTV, and retweet it, and like us on Facebook at TheVoiceBTV, and share with your friends.

J.B. Long - Los Angeles Rams (ReBroadcast) 0
Aug 6, 2019

This is a rebroadcast from September 13, 2016.  It's J.B. Long of the Los Angeles Rams.  He discusses:

-Studying finance at Notre Dame

-Interning for NBC at the Athens Olympics

-Being at the press conference where OSU head coach Mike Gundy said, "I'm a Man, I'm 40."

-Buying a house in San Francisco two months before getting the Rams job

-Getting the LA Rams job at 33 and joining 28-year-old Dodger broadcaster Joe Davis in the 2nd largest market in the country

Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or wherever you get your podcast.  Also, be sure to rate the podcast.  Follow the podcast on Twitter at @TheVoiceBTV, and retweet it, and like us on Facebook at TheVoiceBTV, and share with your friends.

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