Mike Yam is a sportscaster and studio host for NFL Network and SiriusXM radio. He has worked at ESPN, NBA TV and Pac-12 Network.

Yam is a graduate of Fordham University.

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Mike grew up with a Chinese immigrant father from Hong Kong and an Italian mother. As a kid he always thought he was the only person on the planet who was Chinese and Italian.

When it came to deciding on food, Mike finds himself torn between his Chinese and Italian heritage. So, Mike went on writing a children’s book titled ‘Fried Rice & Marinara’

Armed with an obsessive character, Mike is his own best critique and obsesses over his own mistakes.

This character of Mike, might have driven him to become the best version of himself in the broadcasting world.

He is a passionate advocate for social issues and has authored op-eds on immigration and the Asian American community.

In this episode you will take away many promising insights as below

• Detail of the craft needed for a sports broadcaster
• How broadcasters process and communicate information as they work on big stages
• Key information beginners should focus on to avoid going down the rabbit hole
• Is it fair to celebrate wins even though Mike does not do that

      Few Inspiring Quotes from the Episode:

      - You don't always win, that is not going to happen all the time and how do you respond to those losses is really really important

      - I don't know if I could have a boss harder on me than I am on myself

      - If I made the mistake, I would I think about it, like I obsess over the mistake

 

Children’s book by Mike Yam: Fried Rice & Marinara

 

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