'Just Getting Started' with Rich Eisen - Voices of the NFL: Jim Nantz

[@GregWilde]

How can you not "just love" Jim Nantz

[@Ta_Fortis.The_Brave]

Absolutely enjoyed this Rich. Tell Jim he's every bit of an icon as Madden for many of us old enough to have experienced both. And Rich, your show is becoming a landmark in its own right. Much appreciated.

[@MaxamillianStudio]

One of the greatest interviews I've ever heard. Thank you Rich.

[@JoeBidenswallows]

Nobody cares.. go touch grass

[@christopherrobbins9985]

Great interview. Jim Nantz is a story teller par excellence.

[@paulj5467]

What a great interview and a couple of top class people. I remember and loved the great Jim Nantz at KSL

[@michaelm.1947]

That Ernie Ford part where he gave Jim the OK to go to NYC for the audition (~ 21:30)... brought a tear to my eye. Have to LOVE it when someone cares for your future and doesn't give you the short shrift just to cover their butts for the immediate future.

[@jasonhaley1813]

What a great interview, engaging and entertaining. I learned so much about Jim Nantz.

[@JoeBidenswallows]

Who cares..

[@freeaudiomusictracks]

Hard Work Is Rewarded... What a wonderful interview... thank you Rich!

[@danielsaiz9644]

Hello Friends, Rich and Jim sharing their life stories on how each of them got starting in the business. This was great watching how each of your talked about people each of you knew and that as I have always said, "it's not what you know, it's who knows you." You two work very hard with your eye on the ball to get where you are today. Great interview Rich.

[@aaronkelley4484]

I am 60 years old and I remember Jim Nantz as a sports caster at KSL in Salt Lake City, He was great there, and he has been great since.

[@JoeBidenswallows]

No he hasn't

[@dougstamper7868]

Rich is right, Jim Nance can tell a great tale. Bravo!! Rich your tale was just as good Bro!

[@jimmyhi1730]

A beautiful nostalgic journey of a TV announcer-- really caught me off guard -- Always thought Nance grew up with a silver spoon, but the man absolutely paid his dues --- great success story.

[@tedpeters896]

What a beautiful reflection on their lives. Humble and honest. Made my day.

[@nlabanok]

Only in the Salt Lake market might you find the kind of magnanimous gesture that Jim Nantz got regarding his opportunity to audition for CBS....kudos to those that paved his way as a young announcer. They didn't have to but they did. We should all look for ways to help our younger colleagues get great opportunities.

[@Benchmarkmedical]

Absolutely top notch interview!! Bravo Zulu!

[@JoeBidenswallows]

How is it top notch? Find a hobby

[@huffm.3325]

Wow. What an epic interview. Should be required.viewing for young people.

[@Noland55]

What a great interview. Thank you. It made my day.

[@JoeBidenswallows]

Seriously? Get a life

[@ackabu]

Chills man. This is so good

[@DavidLee-ll9vq]

Love this series

[@mambaboy1982]

Jim nantz is such a gentleman I really admire him

[@ThePerfectSeason1972]

Great stories - the best quote I’ve ever heard was there’s a fine line between “good” and “great”! So true !

[@robertreed8848]

Rich Eisen is an excellent interviewer.

[@Taylor.Murray]

So awesome to have these two stories documented the way they were. Two icons sharing their stories in such an innocent way.

[@LazyTelevison]

This was fantastic.

[@michaelharris3450]

Best show ever. Congrats! 🎉🎊🎉

[@jimcorlett]

He came over the pond and covered the open golf great voice Jim nantz great knowledge

[@reginaedmondson9114]

Truly inspiring podcast with the GOAT!

[@JoeBidenswallows]

How is it inspiring? Just 2 over paid guys talking nonsense

[@MarcThibodeau-r8p]

Great show with two class guys. Go Blue!

[@thecasualreviewer2148]

Really inciteful story. I'll definitely meditate on that before a job interview.

[@stephensaslafsky1535]

Great interviews

[@tomchrisfield7348]

I can relate to the sports announcers voice. I remember being in my little bedroom with my Zenith AM radio, there was no FM, listening to WBZ Boston, Dick Stockton, Speaking of Sports.

[@verbalswagrawkey1932]

Love the vignettes of breaks and talent that lead to a “rags to riches kinda story.”

[@davewielhouwer11]

Great stories by 2 of my favorites

[@yezbozz]

just love how Rich is so in the all-ears zone

[@jnevingill3122]

Jim's book about his dad is a wonderful memoir.

[@martygriffith5528]

Nance mentioned a name I haven’t heard in 50 yrs. Jerry Trupiano was the play by play announcer for the Houston Aeros (WHL) in the early 70’s. Great job! I think he later covered my RedSox.

[@mambaboy1982]

Two of the greats in tv sports broadcasting

[@edwardndriskoll]

One of the best story ever. A1. Too cool.

[@LapsedSkeptic]

Hopefully going to Roku Eisen can do more podcast-esque content like this..also kudos for including video..I’m not sure exactly why but I enjoy it far more than audio only.

[@runningdogx]

I love this story.

[@meepk633]

I could listen to 30 hours of this.

[@Battersea-kd9to]

Love Jim nance and great to hear his origin story

[@runningdogx]

No apologies, Mr. Eisen. You are awesome.

[@UnderCurrentAtlanta]

Awesome story from Nantz on how he got his 1st job in television. I wish the system still worked that way, those willing to hustle and grind get work but sadly, its about who can make the best resume and stick it into a computer program.

[@sky1luv793]

Excellent interview and stories. I was going to turn this off. Who wants to hear about sportscasters, compared to sport stars? Lol. But you two were great. 😃

[@Crash-hq6rt]

I want to hear next how Rich ended up at NFL network and what happened at ESPN

[@Rob-tg9lu]

Romo could never. Thanks Rich!

[@larryl212]

WOW!!!

[@nelsonrivera764]

legend

[@Balin93]

You don't really appreciate Jim's PRESENCE in your life until you look back and realize how many moments were narrated by his voice. Thanks for all the years, Jim! And thanks to Rich for letting him tell these stories.

[@williamscottbayha3208]

LOVINGLY DONE!

[@waxman9550]

Met Nantzy before _ great guy. If I see him at a tourney he always waves when I hell Nantzy 😀

[@pauldavis4287]

Rich Eisen and Jim Nantz feel like old friends…

[@SuperVt100]

Wasn't dumb luck. It was preparation & Providence.

[@markdavis6120]

I’ve always heard luck is when preparation and opportunity combine. I firmly believe that.

[@chriszott1225]

Can we get a just getting started from Eisen?

[@JennaPitcherTHX1138]

This autoplayed in my recs and I was immediately sucked in. That never happens

[@jimave]

You should give thanks to the guy peeing upstairs so that you were watching sports center.

[@Noeau]

I was disappointed in JN and TR last broadcast where is was obvious Jim was taking sides by the way he was calling the game. His calls were enthusiastic for one side and less so for another when big plays happened. You would notice that if you as a fan were pulling for the team that was getting the monotone calls. I don’t think he realizes that from his perspective. He should review the tapes and see for himself.

[@coreygolphenee9633]

Good voices are missing from a lot of sports

[@edwardndriskoll]

A1

[@humberto6219]

Long Live Jon Gruden

[@millhousemillard2140]

He gone

[@humberto6219]

@@millhousemillard2140 Release Biden's emails

[@millhousemillard2140]

@@humberto6219 I agree I'm not a partisan hack. Release all the trump family's stuff as well

[@RobCatacomb]

I wont get that back

[@buddysteele7624]

instead of this guy just doing more and more work why doesn’t he just spend more time w his kids if he’s supposedly worlds best dad…seems like he’s doing all he can to avoid home life and just pump his ego

[@r3tr0actiongamer24]

Jim Nantz is a tradition like no other from Golf, NFL and College Basketball with Billie Packer