Hey Rob. Yes. There used to be a really cool sports game show called Sports

Challenge. The Dick Enberg hosted and it would be like a group of all-time

Yankees against all-time Celtics. The mystery guest would be in silhouette and

Enberg begins reading the clues. This triple crown winner and Billy Martin goes

ding ding ding ding. Secretariat. It's a silhouette of a human being. He's going to walk out from

Backspace.

Hey everybody. It's your trusty host, Robbie. Robby Low. Rollo. There's some people call me

literally Bob Costas today. I love the guy for a lot of reasons. One is I love sports

and he's one of the most, you know, he's been there, done that, seen it, forgotten more about sports

than I'll ever know. And just a great storyteller. Look, I, you know, my first book I wrote,

story is only to all my friends. I love stories. I'm an aficionado of stories and he puts me to shame.

That just on sports on everything. This is one of the masters at work. Let's get some stories from

Bobby C. Thanks for coming on my my humble little program. I always get a little nervous when I have

Professional broadcasters on. Well, I know you had Oprah on and you got through that pretty well.

You know what? And it's funny halfway through the interview. I was like, wow, she's really good.

It's like when you go and watch, when I would watch Michael Jordan or somebody play you

like, okay, I get it. It's Michael. I get the hype. And then you see them in the flesh and see

what they do. And you go, oh, yeah, but there's also a thing you can't define, but you know what,

when you see it and you feel it, skill is one thing. Presence is another. There are people of equal

skill and not necessarily equal presence. Oprah has both. She was awesome. So I'm glad you like the

conversation. Yeah, I hold up my end. I had what about me? Did I hold up my end? Yes, did I?

Yes, you did. One of the things you didn't fall victim to was, oh my gosh, I'm with Oprah.

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