Kelly Crull sits down with Dani Wexelman for an inspiring conversation about the winding road to one of the biggest jobs in baseball.

Dani shares how growing up in St. Louis led her to covering the Cardinals, the setbacks and layoffs that shaped her career, and why embracing failure has been the key to her success. The two also discuss the demanding grind of a 162-game MLB season, balancing multiple broadcasting roles, the importance of storytelling, and why there isn't just one path to making it in sports media.

Whether you're a baseball fan, an aspiring broadcaster, or someone chasing a dream, this episode is full of honest advice, career lessons, and behind-the-scenes stories from two of baseball's most respected voices. 

In this episode:

• Dani Wexelman's journey from Mizzou to the St. Louis Cardinals
• Overcoming career setbacks and staying resilient - The realities of working a 162-game MLB season 
• Play-by-play, sideline reporting, and finding your broadcasting voice 
• Women in sports media and creating opportunities 
• Why failure can be your greatest teacher 
• The power of storytelling in baseball 

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