Check Out My Radio Appearance as Guest Host on KVCE 1160 AM

Written on:May 10, 2013
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I was offered the opportunity to guest host “Inside the Game“, the sports show that covers all sports, on KVCE 1160 AM. Please take the time to check it out and let me know what you think.

Dan Szymborski from ESPN was our guest to talk some baseball with us.

You can listen to the show I hosted here.

 

 

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