Jim Steeg, known as the man who branded the Super Bowl, explains the thing that took halftime entertainment to the next level, and got Michael Jackson to agree to the halftime show.

Hear Jim’s full interview in Episode 139 of The Action Catalyst.

Jim Steeg, known as the man who branded the Super Bowl, explains the thing that took halftime entertainment to the next level, and got Michael Jackson to agree to the halftime show. Hear Jim’s full interview in Episode 139 of The Action Catalyst.

CLIP:  Getting Michael Jackson

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