CUMULUS PODCAST NETWORK today introduces a special series for Fall 2021 called “Voices of Football” on the podcast, Just Getting Started with Rich Eisen.
The first episode in the series, now live, features Al Michaels in From Sun Devil to Sunday Night Football, discussing the full span of his career and decades calling football play by play.
Long before Al Michaels became the voice of the NFL and @SNFonNBC, he was on ABC’s Wide World of Sports eager to try anything to make his mark. Like putting on leathers and riding an ice motorcycle.
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— Rich Eisen Show (@RichEisenShow) September 9, 2021
Subsequent special episodes of Just Getting Started will drop each Wednesday and will be available at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, Pocket Casts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, and Pandora, among other platforms.
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Now Live: |
Al Michaels – From Sun Devil to Sunday Night Football |
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September 15: |
Joe Buck – I’d Rather Be Working |
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September 22: |
Erin Andrews – Thrown into the Deep End |
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September 29: |
Kevin Harlan – A Life Full of Sports |
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October 7: |
Jim Nantz – It’s Not a Big Deal |
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October 14: |
Michael Strahan – To Be Announced |
Veteran sports broadcaster Rich Eisen is back with Season 2 of Just Getting Started. Rich sits down with the biggest voices in professional football. Al Michaels, Joe Buck, Erin Andrews and many others.
Get a glimpse into their routines. Hear fresh stories about their lives and discover how they succeeded in their careers. New episodes will drop every Wednesday.
In addition to Just Getting Started, Eisen also hosts The Rich Eisen Show for the CUMULUS Podcast Network as well as the pregame and halftime shows for CUMULUS MEDIA’s Westwood One Monday Night Football broadcasts.
The Emmy-nominated broadcaster also hosts The Rich Eisen Show on Peacock TV, which airs weekdays from noon-3PM ET.
This summer, Eisen hosted Tokyo Gold for Peacock TV, recapping the biggest stories and highlights from the Olympics. He continues to be the signature host of the NFL Network, where he was hired as the network’s first on-air talent in the summer of 2003.
Prior to joining NFL Network, Eisen spent eight years at ESPN, where, as one of the network’s most visible personalities, he hosted SportsCenter alongside Stuart Scott, as well as a variety of other high-profile assignments.
