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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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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 11 - Chuck Kaiton, Carolina Hurricanes TV Play-by-Play 1
May 31, 2016

Chuck Kaiton called the final game for the Hartford Whalers and ushered in a new era with the Carolina Hurricanes.  A stickler for pronunciation, Kaiton is also the man who helps decide the Hall of Fame broadcasters in the NHL.  So who made the call to him when he was inducted into the HOF?  He talks about that, the emotions he went through during the final game with the Whalers and what it was like to call a Stanley Cup winning moment.  You can now find the podcast at ESPN1500.com, subscribe via iTunes, follow us on Twitter at @TheVoiceBTV and on Facebook at Facebook.com/TheVoiceBehindTheVoice.

1 Comments
  • two and a half years ago
    david halberstam
    It took you 9 minutes and 45 seconds to get to your guest....Too long.......Yet I thoroughly enjoyed listening to Chuck's story. Good---leading questions ---nice interview!
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