There are few broadcasters, if any, who have the range and resume of Ahmed Fareed.

After several years working as a local sports weekend anchor, Ahmed rose to become one of the top hosts for the NBC Sports Network. His hosting duties have included the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes, the Olympics, Major League Baseball, the NBA, Big Ten football and basketball, Rugby and even "Football Night in America."

In this episode of "N.E. Time with Nathan Epstein," Ahmed looks back on the bright moments of his career, balancing his busy schedule and family, his heart-pounding experience hosting "Football Night in America," guest-hosting the Dan Patrick Show, and yes, even the night he pranked a certain podcast host when he was just getting his television career started as an intern.

It's officially "Rivalry Week" in Hampton Roads, Virginia. Norfolk State and Hampton, two of the most prominent HBCU programs separated by only 20 miles of Interstate 64, are set to face off in the historic "Battle of the Bay" on Saturday.

Van Malone is the first-year head coach at Hampton University. A former college star at the University of Texas and former NFL player, Malone will get his first taste of this historic rivalry, and will also be coaching opposite Norfolk State head man Michael Vick.

In this week's episode, Coach Malone looks ahead to Saturday's matchup, what he expects in his first Battle of the Bay, and will relive one of his best rivalry memories.

The wait is over, and the 2026 NFL season is set to kick off!

In this episode of N.E. Time, we welcome Bram Weinstein, the radio voice of the Washington Commanders.

Bram, who took over calling games for his childhood team in 2020, shares what excites him about this year's squad, what improvements to expect, how quarterback Jayden Daniels has captivated the nation's capital, and why newly retired Taylor Heinicke will always be remembered in Washington.

After two episodes chatting with two of the more prominent sports broadcasters in the industry, Virginia Tech radio voice Bill Roth and ACC Network play-by-play man Wes Durham, we take a step back.

I introduce you to...me. In this episode of "N.E. Time with Nathan Epstein," I share my story, what has motivated me to start this podcast, and what I hope you get out of this podcast.

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Bill Roth took over as the voice of Virginia Tech football and basketball in 1988. Since then he's seen the Hokies football and basketball programs elevate to national prominence. He's seen the football team play for a national title, and has witnessed some of the premiere players in the history of college football, like Michael Vick, DeAngelo Hall, Tyrod Taylor and many more.

In this episode of N.E. Time with Nathan Epstein, Bill discusses the buzz around Virginia Tech football since the hire of James Franklin as head coach, how NIL has affected the passion around college football, the legacy of Frank Beamer and much more!

Wes Durham is the lead football and basketball play-by-play broadcaster for the ACC Network, a prominent voice on ESPN, and the radio voice of the Atlanta Falcons. His broadcasting journey has taken him all over the country, and to some of the most iconic venues in sports.

In the very first episode of "N.E. Time with Nathan Epstein," Wes looks back on his broadcasting roots, watching and learning from his father, Woody Durham, the legendary voice of the North Carolina Tar Heels, balancing a college football and NFL broadcasting schedule, his favorite college football venues, and what college football has become in the age of NIL and transfer portal.

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