Sports Speaker Ernie Johnson has earned a following as a noted basketball-analyst and broadcaster on Turner Network’s Inside the NBA, alongside Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley, and Shaquille O’Neal. Ernie found his start as sports director for the Atlanta, Georgia radio station, WAGQ-FM in 1977, before moving on to broadcasting in 1979, working as a news…
The NBA has had many iconic players throughout its exciting history but Reggie Miller is widely considered the best pure jump shooter of all time. Sports Speaker Reggie’s incredible performances in the playoffs against the rivaled New York Knicks and was a member of the Gold Medal-winning USA national basketball team at the 1996 Olympic…
65-year-old Sports Speaker Bryant Gumbel has led a rather successful career as a broadcaster and television personality. In 1972, Bryant debuted in the television world as a sportscaster for KNBC-TV based out of Los Angeles, California. NBC respected Bryant’s work and picked him up for their NFL-pregame show, Grandstand. Bryant worked alongside co-host Joe Buck…
Standing at a towering 6’11, it’s hard to miss former NBA legend Bill Walton. Sports Speaker Bill was a part of the NCAA record-setting UCLA team that contributed to an 88 game win streak and 2 consecutive NCAA titles. He would go on to be an equally impressive star in the NBA and followed his…
Al Michaels is a prominent figure in the sports broadcasting world with over 30 years of work in the industry covering some of sports greatest moments. Sports Speaker Al is probably best remembered for his work on Monday Night Football with John Madden and for his legendary call of the 1980 Miracle on Ice Olympic…
Celebrity Speaker Emma Stone is a popular American actress and model. She jumped on the screen in 2007 making her first film debut in the comedy Superbad alongside co-stars Michael Cera and Jonah Hill. The following year she went on to play roles in The Rocker and The House Bunny. 2009 marked Emma’s breakout year…