Joe Buck: I'd Rather Be Working

The Rich Eisen Show

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Sports

4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2021

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Rich Eisen sits down with friend and fellow broadcaster, Joe Buck, of the NFL on FOX. Joe takes us through his early years learning from his father, the great Jack Buck, how working with Hall of Famers Troy Aikman and John Smoltz have helped create a brotherhood that keeps him sharp and how he hates off days. All that and more in today's episode of just Getting Started with Rich Eisen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Danny Dyer, and welcome to What's That Smell?
0:07.6	Smoked with a hint of burgers, it's my barbecue apron.
0:10.8	Luckily, I can make this smell like freshly picked lilies.
0:13.9	Just pop it in the washing machine, add some surf tropical lily laundry detergent, and
0:18.4	oh, my fave, it smells like my dream holiday.
0:23.2	Get long-lasting fragrance with natural essential oils, with surf laundry detergent.
0:28.0	You can make anything puff of surf.
0:31.5	Broadcast the game like you don't matter.
0:33.9	If you get hit by a bus walking in, they're still going to play the game.
0:36.9	Respect the game and what you're covering, and have fun with it.
0:40.0	But sure to that, if you don't show up, somebody else will call it, and they'll still
0:44.1	have a winner in a loser.
0:46.0	Welcome to the latest episode of Just Getting Started.
0:48.9	Here in the special series of Just Getting Started that we began to
0:54.4	start dropping, as the kids might say, once the NFL season began, because it's only the
0:59.2	finest voices that the NFL has to offer in a man who's called many Super Bowls, and calls
1:03.7	only the biggest games on the NFL on Fox, the Pete Rosell Award winner of 2020
1:07.8	from the Profit Ball Hall of Fame.
1:09.2	My good friend, Joe Bach.
1:10.1	How are you, Joseph?
1:11.6	I'm good.
1:12.4	I'm good.
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