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From KQED. I'm going to shift gears here, and we're going to talk about sports.

Former San Francisco Chronicle and Santa Rosa Press Democrat sports columnist Lowell Cohn's

career as a sports writer spans four decades. And in his new memoir,

he revisits some of the most memorable moments from his relationship with legendary four-de-niners coach

Bill Walsh to the rise of the Warriors Phenom, Steph Curry. And he joins us now to talk about his

career and his book, Gloves Off, 40 years of unfiltered sports writing. Welcome,

Lowell. Michael, it's nice to hear your voice. Yeah, nice to hear yours. And I ought to say that

anyone with an interest in Bay Area sports, professional sports or sports in general, or sports

writing, which I'd like to talk about with Lowell as well, would find this book quite valuable

and important to read.

It's a very serious book.

He's a serious writer.

We bonded a long time ago because we were both in this world of multimedia with PhDs in

literature, sort of strange birds.

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