Podcasts about mowins

Beth Mowins, longtime play-by-play announcer for ESPN, joins Says Who Sports to share her perspectives on a variety of topics, including becoming the first female broadcaster to call a game for Monday Night Football, calling college football and basketball games, and being the voice of the Womens College World Series for thirty years for ESPN.Mowins provides valuable insight into what it's like in the broadcast booth from a play-by-play perspective during a game, and likens handling the hectic, many-things-happening-at-once duties to being a quarterback or point guard, which she was at Lafayette College (Mowins captained the basketball team, and still holds the school's all-time assists record).Mowins shares her thoughts about growing up in a sports-crazed family in North Syracuse, N.Y., the powerful impact of watching Phyllis George on the iconic NFL Today show as a kid, and the honor of receiving the Marty Glickman Award for leadership in sports media from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School (where she earned her master's degree in communications) in 2015, joining the likes of Bob Costas, Marv Albert and Sean McDonough. Mowins also offers her perspectives on the creeping influence of social media on the way some broadcasters approach calling games, the importance of broadcasters knowing when to 'stay out of the way' during big moments in games and letting the camera work of the production crew and crowd paint a powerful picture, and much more!

On today's episode of In The Circle, we chat with ESPN's trio of Beth Mowins, Michele Smith, and Jessica Mendoza on the eve of their call of Bedlam this weekend.

Episode 307 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features ESPN Women's College World Series broadcasters Beth Mowins and Michele Smith. The two (along with Jessica Mendoza and Holly Rowe) will call the Women's College World Series on ESPN and ESPN+ this week. In this podcast, Mowins and Smith discuss the evolution of women's softball coverage; the biggest challenges for a broadcaster covering the women's World Series; Mowins calling her 29th WCWS and Smith in her 19th year; the challenge for Smith in finding a post-playing career in softball; how the production has increased over the years; the chemistry between the announcing group; the dominance of Oklahoma Softball and what that means for the sport; the challenge of getting softball talked about away from game windows; whether the WCWS finals should be on ABC and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, and more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bonnie Bernstein talks with Beth Mowins, ESPN play-by-play broadcaster for men's and women's college sports. Mowins began her ESPN career in 1994 and has called NCAA Championships in basketball, softball, soccer and volleyball during her time with the network. She has been the voice of the NCAA Women's College World Series for more than 20 years. In 2017, she became the first woman in over 30 years to be the play-by-play broadcaster for a nationally televised NFL game. The NCAA continues the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Title IX with a new nine-part College Sports Conversations series hosted by Bonnie Bernstein, one of the most accomplished female sports journalists in history. This series focuses on individuals whose work has made an impact on the fight for gender equity. #ncaa #collegesportsconversations #TitleIX50

Beth Mowins stops by the Cubs Weekly Podcast for a candid chat with host Cole Wright and Tony Andracki about her career, her new role with Marquee Sports Network and her thoughts on bunting. During the 2021 season, Mowins will become the first woman to serve as a play-by-play broadcaster for a Cubs game (19:57).Wright and Andracki also touch on the latest from Cubs camp, including the position battles worth keeping an eye on at second base and in the bullpen. Plus, how Joc Pederson is fitting in and the tough decision the Cubs face with Nico Hoerner.

On this episode of "The Snap," Alexis Perry and Sydney Jones are joined by ESPN and CBS play-by-play broadcaster Beth Mowins to preview the Broncos' final game of the season, discuss what Drew Lock needs to prove and more. Mowins also discusses her role as a play-by-play announcer, the path she took to get to where she is today and how it felt to make history in the sports broadcasting industry. Want more of "The Snap"? Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, TuneIn, Stitcher or wherever you find your podcasts. Make sure to leave a rating and review.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Florio kicks off the show today with his weekly Boom&Gloom, Stump the Snob, Zimmer press conference midway through, tremendous chat with CBS/ESPN vox Beth Mowins, and the Birk Bit to close!

Michael is joined by ESPN and CBS play-by-play broadcaster Beth Mowins, who became the first woman to call a national NFL broadcast when she was part of the Monday Night Football season opener in 2017. Mowins earned her master's degree in communications from Syracuse University in 1990 and joined ESPN four years later. Her work at ESPN has included broadcasts of college basketball, college football, softball, soccer, volleyball and the NFL. A terrific athlete in her own right, Mowins was a D-1 point guard and 1,000-point scorer at Lafayette College.

Michael is joined by ESPN and CBS play-by-play broadcaster Beth Mowins, who became the first woman to call a national NFL broadcast when she was part of the Monday Night Football season opener in 2017. Mowins earned her master's degree in communications from Syracuse University in 1990 and joined ESPN four years later. Her work at ESPN has included broadcasts of college basketball, college football, softball, soccer, volleyball and the NFL. A terrific athlete in her own right, Mowins was a D-1 point guard and 1,000-point scorer at Lafayette College.

Shawn Kemp turns 50 years old next week (!). The Reign Man himself calls into the show to fill us in on what he's been up to, and where you can join him to celebrate on Tuesday. Mike Leach finally gets his own talking bobblehead, and Beth Mowins appears on The Price is Right, on Fun with Audio. Textimonials on the Dana White vs. Floyd Mayweather discussion.

Shawn Kemp turns 50 years old next week (!). The Reign Man himself calls into the show to fill us in on what he's been up to, and where you can join him to celebrate on Tuesday. Mike Leach finally gets his own talking bobblehead, and Beth Mowins appears on The Price is Right, on Fun with Audio. Textimonials on the Dana White vs. Floyd Mayweather discussion.

Shawn Kemp turns 50 years old next week (!). The Reign Man himself calls into the show to fill us in on what he's been up to, and where you can join him to celebrate on Tuesday. Mike Leach finally gets his own talking bobblehead, and Beth Mowins appears on The Price is Right, on Fun with Audio. Textimonials on the Dana White vs. Floyd Mayweather discussion.

Trailblazing sportscaster Beth Mowins G'90 made history as the first woman to handle play-by-play duties for a Monday Night Football game. Mowins, who joined ESPN in 1994, has called NCAA championships in basketball, softball, soccer and volleyball, and has served as the voice of the Women's College World Series for over 20 years. Mowins discusses growing up as a passionate Syracuse sports fan, why the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications was the perfect place to hone her craft, the path she took to broadcasting success, and more. Mowins also shares advice for students who aspire to follow in her sports broadcasting footsteps.

We've had this debate a lot recently. Now we give you a chance to weigh in. What are your thoughts on players transferring? We take your calls at 1-800-829-0950. Jake Haener isn't the only Pac-12 quarterback entering the transfer portal. Jack Sears has decided to look for a new home as well. Petros discusses this, the loss to Hawaii by Arizona, plus the Mowins dilemma, and a message for Rick Neuheisel that may never get delivered. Textimonials react to transfers, the Jen Cohen interview, and more at 49451.

We've had this debate a lot recently. Now we give you a chance to weigh in. What are your thoughts on players transferring? We take your calls at 1-800-829-0950. Jake Haener isn't the only Pac-12 quarterback entering the transfer portal. Jack Sears has decided to look for a new home as well. Petros discusses this, the loss to Hawaii by Arizona, plus the Mowins dilemma, and a message for Rick Neuheisel that may never get delivered. Textimonials react to transfers, the Jen Cohen interview, and more at 49451.

We've had this debate a lot recently. Now we give you a chance to weigh in. What are your thoughts on players transferring? We take your calls at 1-800-829-0950. Jake Haener isn't the only Pac-12 quarterback entering the transfer portal. Jack Sears has decided to look for a new home as well. Petros discusses this, the loss to Hawaii by Arizona, plus the Mowins dilemma, and a message for Rick Neuheisel that may never get delivered. Textimonials react to transfers, the Jen Cohen interview, and more at 49451.

Jason is back with a fresh new start & talks more than just sports in his new Lawhead's Court weekly Podcast. Jason divulges the details on how his recent engagement & how it went down. He fairly criticizes woman play by play announcer Beth Mowins for what seems to be intrusion over inclusion. “On This Day” we remember the life of Johhny Cash & what I regret most about it. "My New Favorite Thing" is revealed & its part of my “Recipe of the week”. I talk Browns, Steelers & who I think the MVP of week 1 is, why & what team surprised me the most. “The best of LC” is a throwback segment and it brings in Bill Burr as he talks Patrice O’Neal, why he was & still is one of the greatest ever. Enjoy ! 

Chris Hayre (@chrishayre) is joined by ESPN's Rex Ryan, Beth Mowins and Adam Schefter on the regular season debut of Chargers Weekly. Among the topics with Ryan: why Week 1 is so unique for a head coach (2:05), Philip Rivers vs. Denver's secondary (5:00), and when he knew Anthony Lynn was ready to be a head coach (11:45); Beth Mowins (@bethmowins) reflects on what Monday night will mean to her (15:40), the multiple storylines in this season opener (16:30), and the advice that Mike Tirico and Sean McDonough shared about preparing for "Monday Night Football" (23:00); Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) discusses Anthony Lynn's return to Denver (24:00), the Chargers chances in the AFC West (28:00), and news and notes from around the league (29:15).