The Other Tom Green Show

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'The Other Tom Green Show’ is a weekly podcast driven by longtime Colorado newscaster Tom Green, as he leaps from the TV into the digital age. Through his vast local connections Tom brings stories of Colorado’s past to life, and gives context to the storylines that are unfolding today.

  1. 4D AGO

    The Other Tom Green Show | Episode 17 with Adam Cayton-Holland

    Tom Green welcomes Denver comedian Adam Cayton-Holland for a wide-ranging discussion that begins with sports and comedy colliding, from Slap Shot and Bull Durham to the challenges of making football look real on screen. Adam delivers standout humor about Denver International Airport, local politics, and growing up immersed in Colorado sports, while explaining how his fandom for the Rockies fractured and why the Nuggets’ Nikola Jokić represents a once-in-a-lifetime gift for the city. The conversation traces Adam’s path into stand-up comedy, including open mics at the Lion’s Lair, climbing the Comedy Works ladder, and Denver’s reputation as one of the country’s strongest comedy cities. Adam breaks down the realities of touring, crowd work, and building an audience, before diving into the creation of Those Who Can’t, the cult-favorite series that grew from a low-budget Amazon pilot into three seasons of television. In the most personal portion of the episode, Adam discusses writing Tragedy in Time, his book about the loss of his sister Lydia, and how that experience reshaped his life, career, and priorities. He explains how the book evolved into the film See You When I See You, produced with the support of Kumail Nanjiani and Emily Gordon, premiering at Sundance. The episode closes with reflections on comedy influences, family, fatherhood, and the responsibility of telling stories that are both honest and humane.

    1h 8m

  2. DEC 19

    The Other Tom Green Show | Episode 16 with Dave Logan

    Tom Green sits down with Dave Logan to trace one of the most unique careers in Colorado sports history. Logan discusses his path from standout multi-sport athlete to NFL wide receiver, longtime Broncos radio voice, and one of the most successful high-school football coaches in the country. He shares stories from the broadcast booth, including what it means to reach 600 games, how radio play-by-play differs from television, and why painting a picture for fans still matters. Logan also dives into the current Broncos, explaining Bo Nix’s instincts, the balance between structure and improvisation, and why this team feels like it has something special. The conversation moves into coaching, leadership, and the responsibility of working with young people, as Logan reflects on decades of guiding players on and off the field. It’s an honest, insightful look at a career defined by preparation, passion, and purpose.

    1h 1m

  3. DEC 12

    The Other Tom Green Show | Episode 15 with Kim Christiansen

    Tom Green sits down with Denver icon Kim Christiansen for a candid and emotional conversation about journalism, friendship, resilience, and the Colorado stories that shaped a generation. Kim looks back at covering the Avalanche’s first Stanley Cup, surviving a chaotic celebration in Larimer Square, and the unforgettable families she met during tragedies like Columbine. She reflects on coming up in a male-driven newsroom, the mentors who pushed her, the power of chemistry on the anchor desk, and why gratitude has fueled her entire career. Tom and Kim share memories from their early days together at 9NEWS and talk about sports, CU, John Elway, parenting, and what may come next as Kim considers life beyond the anchor desk. It’s a warm, vulnerable, funny, and deeply human look at two people who helped define Colorado broadcasting.

    1h 2m

  4. DEC 5

    The Other Tom Green Show | Episode 14 with Rich Karlis

    In this episode of The Other Tom Green Show, Tom welcomes former Broncos kicker Rich Karlis, whose pressure-packed kicks, barefoot style, and unforgettable moments made him one of the most unique figures in franchise history. Karlis reflects on the famous 33-yard overtime kick in Cleveland that sent the Broncos to the Super Bowl, the challenges of kicking in the old dog-pound end zone, and why the extra point after “The Drive” felt even bigger. He shares the story behind his iconic upright-hitting stretch in 1984, including how those misses affected him mentally and how he found confidence again one week later. Karlis dives into his unlikely path from walk-on punter to NFL kicker, the open tryout that changed his life, and the intensity of Dan Reeves’ daily kicking competitions. He also discusses Super Bowl XXI, modern kicking mechanics, why today’s specialists are better than ever, and his post-NFL career in business, community work, and woodworking. A full, fascinating conversation with one of the most memorable players in Broncos history. Let them play before they fly! Introducing Golf DEN at the Denver airport. Delays and layovers never felt so good! And perfect for the holidays for your favorite golf buddy, the new Golf DEN gift card - starting at just $20. Shop now at Golf-DEN.com.

    54 min

  5. NOV 28

    The Other Tom Green Show | Episode 13 with Anders Lindwall

    On this episode of The Other Tom Green Show, Tom welcomes Colorado filmmaker Anders Lindwall, whose debut feature Green and Gold blends football, farming, family, and faith into one of the most talked-about indie releases of the year. Anders shares how growing up near the Wisconsin-Michigan border—and living through the rise of Brett Favre and the Packers of the mid-90s—influenced the tone and themes of the film. He explains why Craig T. Nelson was the only person who could play the lead, the remarkable story of how they landed him, and the emotional experience of working with the legendary Emmet Walsh in what would become his final film. Anders walks through the years-long journey to get the movie released, including navigating the SAG and writers’ strikes, partnering with the Packers and Culver’s for a nationwide theatrical run, and ultimately landing on major streaming platforms. He also talks about filmmaking in Colorado, how sports function as a storytelling lens, why music drives the emotional core of a movie, and what projects he’s developing next. A candid, inspiring conversation about creativity, persistence, and the power of community storytelling.

    33 min

  6. NOV 21

    The Other Tom Green Show | Episode 12 with Kyle Keefe

    In this episode, Tom welcomes Avalanche host Kyle Keefe for an insightful, emotional, and hilarious look at the man behind one of Colorado’s most recognizable sports personalities. Kyle reflects on growing up in Casper, Wyoming, his early ambitions in broadcasting, and the relentless persistence that led to his first internship with the Avalanche — including delivering pizzas to the McNichols Arena front desk with his résumé tucked underneath. He opens up about the relationships that shaped his career, from his years working alongside Peter McNabb, to the friendship and respect he built with Gabe Landeskog, to the on-air magic created with Ryker and John-Michael Liles. Kyle also speaks candidly about family, the journey through his wife Dana’s breast cancer diagnosis, the adoption of their daughter Quincy, and the perspective that changed his life. From outrageous behind-the-scenes moments to heartfelt memories, this episode shines a light on why Kyle has become such a beloved part of the Avalanche community and Colorado sports culture.

    59 min

  7. NOV 14

    The Other Tom Green Show | Episode 11 with Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald

    This week, Tom sits down with his longtime friend Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald — veterinarian, comedian, storyteller, and Denver icon. Kevin shares how a chance conversation with Keith Richards pushed him toward veterinary medicine, the teachers who changed the course of his life, and why comedy became such a powerful creative outlet. He and Tom swap stories about their years working together on television, their time around Colorado wildlife, and the crowds, characters, and near-misses that have filled Kevin’s remarkable life. It’s an hour full of warmth, humor, and history, told in Kevin’s unmistakable voice.

    59 min

  8. NOV 7

    The Other Tom Green Show | Episode 10 with Scott Hastings

    Scott Hastings joins Tom Green to reflect on a life lived across basketball’s biggest moments — from facing Larry Bird in the 1979 NCAA Regional Final to broadcasting Jokić’s nightly brilliance. Hastings shares stories of Sidney Moncrief and the iconic Sports Illustrated “High on the Hogs” cover that drew him to Arkansas, his time under Hall of Fame coach Eddie Sutton, and his wild journey through the NBA — from Dominique Wilkins’ Hawks to the Bad Boy Pistons’ championship run. He recounts lessons from Bill Laimbeer and Brendan Malone, his transition to broadcasting, and how curiosity shaped his second career. The episode closes with Hastings’ admiration for Nikola Jokić and his warning to fans not to take this era of Nuggets basketball for granted.

    1h 1m
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'The Other Tom Green Show’ is a weekly podcast driven by longtime Colorado newscaster Tom Green, as he leaps from the TV into the digital age. Through his vast local connections Tom brings stories of Colorado’s past to life, and gives context to the storylines that are unfolding today.

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  • Creator
    Guerilla Sports
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    17
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2025GSTomGreen
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    The Other Tom Green Show

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