I won't tell you that it's gonna be okay.

I won't tell you that it's going to be okay.

And welcome to another episode of a card sales podcast.

Today we got a good brother joining us who is a storied journalist and he's going to be able to talk to us about a bunch of stuff including sports that we love.

I mean, first I don't know where he's sitting, but I can tell you the memorabilia above your left show to my brother is pretty dope.

What you got over there?

Oh man I got a lot of stuff man, you know stuff from Tony Dorset

and obviously cap outside the greatest fraternity in the world.

Oh, Lord, my executive producers is going to have to edit it out by now.

But none other than Brian Kuster, thank you for joining me today. We start each one of our shows by having our guest walk us through the arc of their career and you've had a story career in sports journalism. So walk us through your various career stops since you finish.

What does it say? It says Hampton but is it Howard Hampton which one is?

Hampton man Hampton. They relate to. Yeah to relate you absolutely.

Absolutely just relate to yeah Yeah, for me it started, you know, right out of college. I worked at a news radio station in my hometown of Columbus, Ohio. Work midnight to eight came on at the top of the hour and delivered a five minute

news cast made $18,000 that was my first professional job right out of school

did that then went to the ABC affiliate, my hometown to Columbus, Ohio. I was a news reporter there, always loved Dallas, wanted to live there, love the Cowboys since I was a kid,

wanted to work in that market, left Columbus after a couple of years, went to Dallas,

and when they first brought me there, it was again,

they wanted me to do news.

I wanted to do sports, but they brought me there to do news.

And so I was covered in City Hall and became

the weekend news anchor there at Channel 11,

the CBS affiliate in Dallas.

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