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Voices in the Game is a podcast that dives into the journeys of professionals across the sports industry. Hosted by freelance NCAA Div. I play-by-play announcer Colton DeBiase, each episode features candid conversations with the people who help shape the games we love.
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Voices in the Game Episode 28: David Styles | Manager of Broadcast Logistics for the Performance Racing Network (opens the original)
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Voices in the Game is talking NASCAR in our latest episode with David Styles, Manager of Broadcast Logistics for the Performance Racing Network (PRN), which has been broadcasting NASCAR races on the radio for more than 45 years. David takes us through his journey in racing and sports broadcasting, from where his passion for the sport began to turning that passion into a career with PRN. He shares what it's like working behind the scenes to help bring NASCAR radio broadcasts to life and discusses
Voices in the Game Episode 27: Jake Lehman | Live4Evan Fundraiser & Runner (opens the original)
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We have had a ton of fun conversations on Voices in the Game over the past year, but this is one of our most meaningful episodes. It highlights one of the greatest strengths of sports: bringing communities together to unite people, raise awareness, inspire generosity, and make a lasting impact. That is exactly what today's conversation is about with my best friend, Jake Lehman! Jake grew up in a sports household in the Boston area, cheering on his beloved hometown teams, including the Patriots a
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