Welcome to the sports media podcast. I'm your host, Richard Dajemar, my producer, Patrick

Antonetti, two guests this week, two excellent ones. We start off right on the news with John Lewis,

the editor of the Essential Sports Media Watch.

And we get into Adrian Wojornowski's pretty stunning announcement

that he is walking away from ESPN and day-to-day NBA

to work as a general manager as alma mater for the St.

Bonaventure Basketball Program.

So we get into that.

Long discussion on that, good discussion on that. And then some NFL

viewership stuff and some WNBA viewership stuff. So nobody better to talk about the stuff than John

Lewis. He is followed by Brad Nestler, the lead game caller for CBS's Big Ten college football

coverage is Saturday he, Gary Danielson and Jenny Dell.

They have USC Michigan at 3.30 p.m. Eastern on CBS.

That is a big one for CBS.

And Brad Nestler has, I mean, he has really sort of called everything when it comes to his career.

Kind of a, not kind of a remarkable career from college football, which he's doing now to the NFL, college basketball.

He's done the Olympics, did Monday Night Football for a little bit. He's, again, really, really

just interesting career. We get into calling Big Ten games versus the SEC, his preparation for

USC Michigan and how he approaches

that, and then get a little bit into his, not a little bit, but get into his career.

Really fascinating.

He called LeBron James' first NBA game.

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