Dan Hoard is the radio voice of the Cincinnati Bengals and the Bearcats...and you'll see him with the Reds from time to time as well.  He's also the reigning Ohio Broadcaster of the Year. On this episode he talks about how he preps for two teams at once, what makes good football pxp, how he worked his way to the NFL, existing in a multi-city career and multi-city marriage and much more. Follow Dan on twitter @Dan_Hoard.

Mike Curto is one of the most respected announcers in Minor League Baseball and the voice of the Tacoma Rainiers since 1999.  In this week's episode he discusses:

- His climb through the minors, including his time in a defunct Independent League

- His tastes of the Major Leagues

- How he calls a game and how he preps his scorebook

- Watching Jon Miller operate in the booth

Follow Mike on twitter @CurtoWorld

Mark Minner took over as the voice of one of college basketball's premiere programs at just 23 years of age.  But the Butler grad fit right in with his new role as the voice of the Bulldogs.  Minner has become a voice Indy sports fans rely on all while he holds down a seperate full-time job simultaneously.  On this episode we talk his life with Butler, winning over fans etc at a young age, how he prepares, how we's built relationships with coaches and more.

Mark Minner took over as the voice of one of college basketball's premiere programs at just 23 years of age.  But the Butler grad fit right in with his new role as the voice of the Bulldogs.  Minner has become a voice Indy sports fans rely on all while he holds down a seperate full-time job simultaneously.  On this episode we talk his life with Butler, winning over fans etc at a young age, how he prepares, how we's built relationships with coaches and more.

Imagine you're calling one of the biggest college football rivalries in the country. One team is attempting a FG on the final play of regulation.  Did you remember to check to see if your team had a man deep to return it?  What would you say if that deep man ran the kick back for a game-winning score?  Would you be ready for one of the biggest moments in college football history? How would you call it?

Rod Bramblett lived that all with the Iron Bowl Kick-Six and this week on PxPCast he breaks down that call and talks his passion for this business and getting to know student-athletes...even ones like Cam Newton, who everybody wanted to talk with.

Mark Boyle is one of the steadiest voices in the NBA...and one of the league's easiest listens.  Always in control, Boyle's an absolute artist when it comes to play-by-play.  On this week's episode he describes what makes good play-by-play, how often he listens to his own work and what he listens to, calling Cape Cod League baseball, working solo or with a partner for hoops, the early days of WFAN and more.  Check him out on twitter @Mark_J_Boyle.

Todd Ellis became the voice of South Carolina football in 2003 as the former quarterback of the Gamecocks.  A previous member of the USC radio team, Ellis took over the PxP chair in 15 years ago, learning the reigns from Gamecocks legend Bob Fulton.  On this week's pod Ellis describes learning from Fulton, growing as a pxp announcer, how his former player background influences his radio role and more.

Bill Mercer is one of the absolute giants of the play-by-play world.  The former voice of the Dallas Cowboys was also the first voice of the Texas Rangers.  He also called games for the White Sox and was on the air to cover the JFK assassination in addition to what he might be known for most....his play-by-play of World Class Championship Wrestling.  Bill Later became the voice of the University of North Texas and taught students at the school for years.  Those students went on the become the "Mercer Mafia."  We cover all those things and more...including which words to cut out of your pxp vocab in this week's pod.

Wes Durham is on the podcast this week to talk about calling a Super Bowl, calling an historic Super Bowl, the influence of his father, what makes good football on the radio, workling in the technical side of football to one's play-by-play, expanding one's command of the english language, the differences of working in television and much more.

Joel also dives into his experience broadcasting CrossFit in Rio this past weekend and covering not only the events he was there to call but also the news surrounding them in Brazil.

Follow this week's guest on social media @WesDurham.

Wes Durham is on the podcast this week to talk about calling a Super Bowl, calling an historic Super Bowl, the influence of his father, what makes good football on the radio, workling in the technical side of football to one's play-by-play, expanding one's command of the english language, the differences of working in television and much more.

Joel also dives into his experience broadcasting CrossFit in Rio this past weekend and covering not only the events he was there to call but also the news surrounding them in Brazil.

Follow this week's guest on social media @WesDurham.