Sports Untold

Paul Schneiderman
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Sports Untold

Sports Untold stands out from rest of the pack as an independent, prime time, sports podcast that delves deep into the mind of the greats of sports history. Greg Lewis, Joyce Walker, Pat O’Day, John Barr, and dozens more sports legends have sat down with me, Paul Schneiderman, to reveal the secrets of their craft, their motivations, and the goal posts they still want to sprint past. Tune into Sports Untold to delve into the history of sports from the people who made it.

  1. NOV 1

    Sports Untold 150 Chris Cillizza

    Paul is joined on the 150th episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by political and sports commentator Chris Cillizza. Just in time for the 2024 presidential election, the two discuss Harris’ campaign and what could have been if she wasn’t the democratic nominee. They cover the state of mainstream media today and Chris’ perspective on independent media. Formerly of CNN, MSNBC, and the Washington Post, Chris brings so much to this conversation. Olivia asks Chris about his thoughts on the Yankee fan who grabbed Mookie’s glove in the World Series. We also hear about Chris’ favorite sports movies and what sports figures he would like to spend time with. This episode of ‘Sports Untold’ also includes some really interesting stories from Cillizza’s book Power Players: Sports, Politics, and the American Presidency.

    41 min

  2. AUG 31

    Sports Untold 149 Greg Lewis

    Paul is joined on the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by University of Washington football legend and friend of the podcast, Greg Lewis. Just in time for the start of Husky football, the two discuss the many changes that the team has seen since last season: coaches, players, and the athletic director. Paul and Greg talk about their hopes for the future and what they expect to see this year. Paul and Greg also discuss one of the biggest changes UW has seen this year: moving to the BIG 10 conference and what it means for the team going forward. Greg gives good insight into what he thinks we might be able to expect from Penix’s NFL career. Husky fans and college football fans alike will love this episode!

    58 min

  3. JUN 3

    Sports Untold 148 Carlos Del Valle

    Paul is joined on the 148th episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ Podcast by longtime broadcaster Carlos Del Valle. In this episode, Carlos tells listeners about how he got the broadcasting bug—including details about growing up and going to school in Moscow, Idaho. Del Valle talks about his time in Washington, both in Tacoma and Seattle. He also tells listeners about his move to LA and why he left Seattle. Paul and Carlos discuss the differences between LA and Seattle as sports cities. Carlos also gives great advice to those looking to enter sports business.

    1h 11m

  4. MAY 24

    Sports Untold 147 Tom Glasgow

    Paul is joined on the 147th episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ Podcast by Tom Glasgow, anchor and reporter of ROOT Sports. The two discuss various aspects of Tom’s extensive career, including his time as the play-by-play voice of the Vancouver Grizzlies, how he got the bug for sports broadcasting, and his favorite moments throughout his career. Tom tells listeners about his role in the movie ‘Prefontaine,’ some of the potential reasons for the Grizzlies’ move to Memphis, and Coach Hakstol’s recent departure from the Kraken. This episode of ‘Sports Untold’ will catch the interest of Seattle sports fans.

    1h 4m

  5. MAR 14

    Sports Untold 146 Bill Hogan

    Description: On the 146th episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ Podcast, Paul is joined by Dr. Bill Hogan, former Seattle University Athletic Director and friend of the podcast. The two discuss the new athletic director at the University of Washington, Troy Dannen. Bill gives his opinions of Dannen from the point of view of an athletic director. They also touch on Dannen’s role in finding a new basketball coach. Bill also gives valuable tips to those interested in a career like his. He mentions what he thinks makes a good athletic director. Paul and Bill talk about NIL, what it has done to college sports, how it affects smaller schools, and what the future of NIL should be. Bill shares with listeners how he would save college sports and more.

    1h 15m

  6. FEB 24

    Sports Untold 145 Bucky Jacobsen

    Paul is joined on the 145th edition of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by Bucky Jacobsen of the KJR 93.3 FM Chuck and Buck morning show. Bucky played for the Mariners in 2004 and became an iconic Seattle player. In this interview, listeners will hear all about Bucky’s journey to playing major league baseball—including getting the sports bug as a kid, playing JUCO baseball, and his minor league career. Bucky tells about some of the lessons he learned along the way while playing sports and majoring in Social Work in college. They also cover Bucky’s 2004 season with the Mariners, including some great stories about Hall of Famers like Edgar and Ichiro. The two also discuss the state of the Mariners today—what fans should look forward to, what Bucky thinks about the still available free agents, and what he would grade the Mariner’s offseason. If you like baseball, you will love this episode of the Sports Untold podcast.

    1h 23m

  7. FEB 8

    Sports Untold 144 John O'Brien

    Paul is joined on the 144th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast by Seattle legend, John O'Brien. John played college basketball for Seattle U, played major league baseball, broadcasted, coached, and had a career in local Seattle politics.  In this interview, listeners will hear loads of incredible stories from throughout John's career. John tells about how he got the sports bug, how he found himself in Seattle, and the time he played the Globetrotters! He also tells stories about a few of the 52 Hall of Fame players he and his brother, Ed, played with or against. The two also discuss some controversial topics like the effects of NIL on college sports and whether players like Barry Bonds belong in the Hall of Fame.  Sports fans will really enjoy listening to this conversation with a Seattle sports legend.

    1h 13m

  8. JAN 25

    Sports Untold 143 Mark Bruener

    Paul is joined on the 143rd edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast with University of Washington football legend and former NFL player Mark Bruener. Mark is known as one of the greatest tight ends in UW football history.  In this interview, listeners will hear about Mark's experiences as a high school, UW, and pro football player with the Steelers and Texans.  Mark has some great insights about the late UW coach Don James and his bond with Husky players of his era. The two discuss how Mark chose to play at the University of Washington, his favorite moment as a Husky, and his transition into pro football. They also chat about Mark’s draft day experience and football union issues. Listen to Mark answer the classic ‘Sports Untold’ question about sports figures he would like to spend time with. Mark is currently a Pittsburgh Steelers scout. Outside of football, he is a busy dad and enjoys spending as much time as possible with his kids. Football fans and others will enjoy this interview.

    59 min
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Sports Untold stands out from rest of the pack as an independent, prime time, sports podcast that delves deep into the mind of the greats of sports history. Greg Lewis, Joyce Walker, Pat O’Day, John Barr, and dozens more sports legends have sat down with me, Paul Schneiderman, to reveal the secrets of their craft, their motivations, and the goal posts they still want to sprint past. Tune into Sports Untold to delve into the history of sports from the people who made it.

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  • Creator
    Paul Schneiderman
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2024
  • Episodes
    150
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2021 All rights reserved.
  • Show Website
    Sports Untold

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