Dan Patrick

Sports broadcaster and interviewer Dan Patrick discusses the art of interviewing, leaving ESPN, working with Dave Matthews and Adam Sandler, asking better questions, and taking care of his team. He emphasizes the importance of storytelling, humor, and disarming his guests. Patrick shares his experience with meeting and working with Dave Matthews and Adam Sandler, including a fun karaoke session. He also provides life and career advice for college graduates in the broadcasting industry.

Join veteran broadcaster Dan Patrick, known for his keen insights and sports acumen, and irreverent media personality Dan Le Batard, as they dive into the complexities of retirement and career longevity. They discuss the pressures of leaving the spotlight, the influence of radio intimacy on vulnerability, and the theatrics surrounding LeBron’s 'Decision.' Patrick shares his health journey and the unconventional steps he's taken for wellness. Their playful banter also explores the quirks of hand modeling and balancing competitiveness with enjoyment in their careers.

On this episode, Pat McAfee and his guests Jordan Poyer, CJ Stroud, Kenny Chesney, Orlando Brown Jr., Gene Steratore, Michael Lombardi, The Cake Boss, Thierry Henry, Gabe Morency, and Dan Patrick discuss a wide range of topics, including the Super Bowl LVIII, WWE events, gambling, NFL awards, live shows, college football, the benefits of plant medicine, dimensions, negotiations, football victories, team culture, football strategies, mental preparation in games, soccer, and cultural differences.

Dan Patrick, one of the best interviewers, shares tips on interviewing and reflects on journalism. The podcast explores the changing landscape of athletes in media and the pressure to keep up. They discuss small decisions that have billion-dollar consequences, surprising interviews with Michael Jordan and John Stockton, and the importance of celebrating small victories. Expressions of pride and gratitude round out the podcast.

Legendary broadcaster Dan Patrick joins Erin and Charissa to discuss his early career struggles, the challenges of leaving ESPN, and the creation of the iconic 'This is Sports Center' ad campaign.