On this episode of Going Long, Bruce Murray talks to the legendary George Wendt, best known as Norm from the TV show "Cheers". They discuss his true Chicago fandom, how he became an actor and landed the role that would change his life.

On this episode of Going Long, Bruce Murray talks to Heisman Trophy Winner Doug Flutie. They discuss his unique journey in football, from barely recruited high school recruit, to Boston College and to the USFL, CFL and NFL. All of that, plus what he's up to these days, Dancing With The Stars and his new podcast with SiriusXM called "Flutie FlakesCast".

On this episode of Going Long, Bruce Murray talks to comedy writer Eric Stangel about ditching a dream to work in sports media to write comedy, ending up working for David Letterman, how he became a Chargers fan growing up in New York and much more.

On this episode of Going Long, Bruce Murray talks to actor, and longtime friend, DB Sweeney. He's made a career out of playing athletes on the screen, but did you know he's also a great athlete in his own right?

On this episode of Going Long, Bruce Murray talks to...his boss! Steve Cohen is the longtime Senior VP of Sports Programming at SiriusXM and has his fingerprints all over the growth and explosion of sports talk radio over the last few decades. They discuss how much the business has grown and where it goes from here.

Going Long host Bruce Murray recorded an interview with NFL Hall of Famer Kevin Greene a few week before his tragic passing on December 21st, 2020. Here is that full recording.

On this episode of Going Long, Bruce Murray talks to New York Rangers legend Dave Maloney about growing up in a hockey family, his NHL career, working in the media, having kids who are involved in sports and much more.

On this episode of Going Long, Bruce Murray talks to Pennsylvania Lt. Governor John Fetterman. Fetterman doesn't look or sound like a normal politician, and has a unique backstory that led to his political career, but his love of sports, especially the Pittsburgh Steelers, echoes that of millions of fans.

On this episode of Going Long, Bruce Murray talks to Emmy winning television writer/director/producer Greg Garcia. They discuss how they met when Greg was producing Tony Kornheiser's radio show in DC, how he left to follow his dreams to LA and how he ended up writing on shows like "Family Matters", "Yes, Dear" and "My Name is Earl". Plus, his love of DC sports.

On this edition of Going Long, Bruce Murray talks to sports broadcasting legend Linda Cohn. They discuss how they came up together in the business, how it's changed over the decades and specific challenges with being a woman in a male dominated profession.