The Man Behind the Sports Broadcasting Legends

Bob Goodrich has produced virtually every major sporting event in his almost forty years in broadcasting and has worked with legends like Howard Cosell and Keith Jackson. He talks about those experiences and sports broadcasting today. And a fitness motivator shares how she lost and has kept off 130 pounds.

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Legendary TV sports Producer Bob Goodrich Since the inception of TV, sports programming has had a major role in the medium. Our guest shares his experiences of nearly 40 years producing sports programming from Super Bowls to the Olympics. Many major sports events transcend athletic competition and become part of our culture. Bob Goodrich is a 14 time Emmy winning producer of TV sports. He has produced ABCs first Super Bowl, Monday Night Football, Olympics, Indy 500 and thousands of other events.
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Commit to Get Fit For many, dieting is an endless cycle. That was the case with our guest who calls herself the Yoyo Diet Queen. After years of failure and trying new diets, she was successful with a plan she developed. Laura Dion-Jones Casey is a well-known fitness motivator, walking guru, writer and lifestyle and fashion coach. She shares how she lost, and has kept off 130 pounds.
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Bob Goodrich Bob Goodrich is a 14- time Emmy winner. He worked at ABC Sports for 35 years, producing Monday Night Football, including ABC’s first Super Bowl, the Indianapolis 500, College Football and Bowl games, World Cup soccer, PGA Tour Golf, baseball and Wide World of Sports and its events around the world. Goodrich also served as the producer of the network’s basketball coverage at the 1976 Summer Olympic Games as well as its hockey coverage at the 1976 and 1984 Winter Olympic Games. Goodrich also oversaw the production of the speed skating events at the Lake Placid Winter Olympic Games in 1980, gymnastics at the Los Angles Summer Olympic Games in 1984 and the Alpine coverage for the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary. He is currently a freelance television producer, director, and consultant for companies including ABC/ESPN. Click here to visit his website