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Hello media consumers. Brian Curtis and producer Erica Servantes of The Ringer here. Welcome to the Friday edition of the press box.

So I've been brainstorming ideas for our rebooted Friday pod. And one idea I had was a how-to series of shows.

It's pretty simple. We get a cool media person to come on and tell us how they do their job.

We can do how to be a music critic or how to be a war correspondent. And knowing me, you know, the job doesn't have to have gravitas.

I'd love to know how to be a TV meteorologist.

But for the first edition of How To, let's focus on a media job I'm really interested in. Sports radio host.

And we've got the perfect person to explain it. The ringer is very own. Ryan Rassillo.

Now, before he graduated to the ringer, Ryan did National Sports Radio for ESPN and local shows in Boston before that.

And when I listen to his pod on this network, I think he's great on sports. I think he's incredibly funny.

But I'm always amazed at his pure vocal talent, especially the way Ryan can talk by himself without a co-host for long periods of time and absolutely hold your attention.

Do you know how hard that is? Do you know how incredibly dull a one-host podcast can be when it's not done by a professional?

Speaking of which, I should probably cut this intro off right here. Here's How To Be a Sports Radio host with Ryan Rassillo.

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