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Up in Your Business with Kerry McCoy
Up in Your Business with Kerry McCoy
459 episodes
1 week ago
very one of the guests in this episode have spent time in the national spotlight due to their accomplishments and accolades: Josh Hill: Winner of thousands of dollars and many consecutive games on the hit game show Jeopardy. Kevin Kresse: Chosen as the sculptor for a statue of Johnny Cash for display in Washington D.C. Mark Abernathy & Donnie Ferneau: Local restauranteurs featured on national food programs. Hoops Green: The process for becoming a Harlem Globetrotter. Wade Rathke: The director and establishing force behind the ACORN national activist organization. Ray Rodgers: What is it like to be in the corner of a world champion? Will Trice: Our local director for the Rep remembers the actors he's worked with and the Tony Awards he's won. Keith Jackson & Walt Coleman: A Super Bowl champion and the one of the most respected refs in the NFL.
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very one of the guests in this episode have spent time in the national spotlight due to their accomplishments and accolades: Josh Hill: Winner of thousands of dollars and many consecutive games on the hit game show Jeopardy. Kevin Kresse: Chosen as the sculptor for a statue of Johnny Cash for display in Washington D.C. Mark Abernathy & Donnie Ferneau: Local restauranteurs featured on national food programs. Hoops Green: The process for becoming a Harlem Globetrotter. Wade Rathke: The director and establishing force behind the ACORN national activist organization. Ray Rodgers: What is it like to be in the corner of a world champion? Will Trice: Our local director for the Rep remembers the actors he's worked with and the Tony Awards he's won. Keith Jackson & Walt Coleman: A Super Bowl champion and the one of the most respected refs in the NFL.
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UIYB with Steve Sullivan, KATV Sports Director
Up in Your Business with Kerry McCoy
54 minutes 26 seconds
3 months ago
UIYB with Steve Sullivan, KATV Sports Director
With forty years of experience as a sports broadcaster, Steve Sullivan is one of the most well-known faces and voices in Arkansas news. Born in Massachusetts as one of six children, Sully moved to Jonesboro, Arkansas for his education and made the state his home. Steve is currently the Sports Director at KATV, where he has covered sports for over two decades. Among his accolades are a distinguished media member award from the Arkansas Activities Association, Arkansas Sportscaster of the year (five times!), and an induction into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame. His most famous accomplishment is Friday Night Touchdowns, where Sullivan has delivered highlights from football games nearly every Friday evening since 1999. Despite having such a robust legacy, Sully is as humble as they come. He credits much of his success to luck, and freely insists that he is never the most talented person in the room - an observation which he finds energizing and inspiring.
Up in Your Business with Kerry McCoy
very one of the guests in this episode have spent time in the national spotlight due to their accomplishments and accolades: Josh Hill: Winner of thousands of dollars and many consecutive games on the hit game show Jeopardy. Kevin Kresse: Chosen as the sculptor for a statue of Johnny Cash for display in Washington D.C. Mark Abernathy & Donnie Ferneau: Local restauranteurs featured on national food programs. Hoops Green: The process for becoming a Harlem Globetrotter. Wade Rathke: The director and establishing force behind the ACORN national activist organization. Ray Rodgers: What is it like to be in the corner of a world champion? Will Trice: Our local director for the Rep remembers the actors he's worked with and the Tony Awards he's won. Keith Jackson & Walt Coleman: A Super Bowl champion and the one of the most respected refs in the NFL.