Episode 8: Mary Carillo

Laughter Permitted with Julie Foudy

Julie Foudy

Sports

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2019

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Laughter Permitted is joined by sports journalism icon Mary Carillo, who is an Emmy-award-winning correspondent for HBO Real Sports, a two-time Peabody award-winner and a member of the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame. A former professional tennis player, Mary tells tales of covering the Olympics, producing and writing documentaries and explains her brief foray into bog snorkeling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hi there Julie Fowdy alongside Lynn O'Zawi.
0:03.3	Wowie.
0:04.5	Hi Julie.
0:05.7	Hi Lynn.
0:06.8	What's happening?
0:07.9	Oh you know, living the dream, living the dream.
0:11.0	How are you?
0:12.1	Good, but I think I almost lost my voice yesterday at a mild panic.
0:17.0	This is what happens when the rowdy Fowdies are here over the weekend for Easter.
0:21.5	We had a big old party on Saturday and...
0:26.5	Izzy and I had the brilliant idea of having a cornhole competition to the point of brackets,
0:33.2	rules, everything.
0:35.2	And I know this comes as a surprise, but I get very animated when things get competitive.
0:41.2	And there might have been some cheering and screaming.
0:45.7	And I woke up the next day and I was like, oh my gosh, I think I lost my voice.
0:50.1	And you know, this happens to me quite a bit.
0:51.8	So I started to panic.
0:53.4	I was like, I can't not lose my voice for cornhole.
0:56.9	Competition.
0:57.9	What is wrong with me?
0:59.4	I need to get it together.
1:00.8	I get too excited.
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