Podcast – Josh Katzowitz – Sports Writer/Author/Editor

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Episodes

  1. 05/20/2015

    Kavitha Davidson, Bloomberg sports columnist

    In our second podcast of 2015, we’re back to exploring the journey that female sports writers and broadcasters have to face on Twitter. Coming off the controversy a couple months back in Chicago when two radio personalities publicly discussed a … Continue reading →

  2. 01/07/2015

    Laura Kaye, romance novelist

    For the first time in MTTS history, we’ve got a romance novelist on the line. And what an interesting interview with Kaye, whose website is available for perusal. In our chat, we talk about how she generates so much damn … Continue reading →

  3. 12/10/2014

    Don Van Natta, ESPN investigative reporter

    For the second-straight week, the MTTS welcomes a multi-time Pulitzer Prize winner. This time, we have ESPN.com’s Don Van Natta, who’s won three (!) of those awards. In our chat, we talk about how Van Natta could take notes in … Continue reading →

  4. 12/03/2014

    Mike Luckovich, Atlanta Journal-Constitution editorial cartoonist

    The first Pulitzer Prize winner joins the MTTS, and it’s an honor to have him — particularly since I grew up looking at his fantastic editorial cartoons. In our discussion, we talk about how Luckovich’s brilliance is, in some ways, … Continue reading →

  5. 10/08/2014

    Our Favorite Stories, part 3

    I must say that I love conducting these Our Favorite Stories, and version No. 3 — featuring Memphis Commercial Appeal columnist Geoff Calkins, MLB.com columnist Anthony Castrovince and USA Today NFL writer Lindsay Jones — might be the best one … Continue reading →

  6. 10/01/2014

    Dana Jacobson, CBS Sports TV/radio host

    Dana Jacobson is a star broadcaster. She worked for ESPN for a decade, anchoring SportsCenter and helping transition Cold Pizza into First Take, before leaving a contract on the table and moving over to the CBS property. During our chat, … Continue reading →

  7. 09/24/2014

    Amber Roessner, author of Inventing Baseball Heroes/media history professor

    My former colleague at the Red & Black student newspaper, Amber Roessner is now a professor of media history at the University of Tennessee, and she’s written a fascinating book, “Inventing Baseball Heroes: Ty Cobb, Christy Mathewson, and the Sporting … Continue reading →

  8. 09/17/2014

    Sandy Puc, co-founder/photographer of Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep

    After an interesting chat with Cheryl Haggard last week, we check in with Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep co-founder and photographer Sandy Puc. We get her perspective on why the duo started the foundation, what it was like … Continue reading →

  9. 09/10/2014

    Cheryl Haggard, co-founder of Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep

    We’re taking a different tone the next two weeks as we talk to the two co-founders of Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep, an organization that provides the gift of remembrance photography for parents suffering the loss of a … Continue reading →

  10. 08/27/2014

    How’d You Write That? Tommy Tomlinson

    For the second time on the MTTS podcast, we’re presenting our “How’d You Write That?” segment. The first time was with ESPN The Magazine’s Kevin Van Valkenburg on Episode 40, and it should be fairly obvious what this is all … Continue reading →

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