Donny Baarns

Donny speaks with longtime Pacers voice Mark Boyle about calling rodeos, the infamous Malice at the Palace brawl, and why he still loves Ron Artest.

Donny talks to former A's voice Monte Moore about working for Charlie Finley, recreating road games, and what really happened on that infamous team flight in 1967.

Donny talks with legendary hockey voice Doc Emrick about his early career struggles, how the game has changed in the last 40 years, and the most memorable fight he's ever called.

Donny Baarns talks to Pat Hughes, the Voice of the Cubs, about having fun on the radio, working with Bob Uecker, and what he'll say if the Cubs ever win a World Series.

Donny chats with Reds broadcaster Jim Kelch about his 25-year journey to the Major Leagues, his most discouraging moments along the way, and how he found the ability to persevere and reach the top.

Donny Baarns welcomes Jon Miller for a follow-up visit, in which Miller discusses Cal Ripken Jr's record-breaking night, handling Barry Bonds' steroid controversies, and that time he mispronounced the word "puck."

Donny Baarns speaks with the Voice of the Rangers about last year's agonizing World Series, what he writes to himself before every game, and how close he was to becoming a lawyer instead of a broadcaster.

Donny Baarns chats with Oakland A's radio voice Ken Korach about his cameo in Moneyball, Derek Jeter's famous flip in the 2001 playoffs, and what Bill King didn't like to wear in the press box.

Donny Baarns talks with longtime Boston Red Sox voice Joe Castiglione about 1986, 2004, and his days as "The Big Cheese."

Donny talks with Seattle Mariners broadcaster (and Emmy Award-winning TV writer) Ken Levine about his unorthodox entry into broadcasting, replacing Dave Niehaus, interviewing Vice Presidents on the fly, and his advice to younger broadcasters.