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I followed Matt Bauscher from his days in High School all the way through Boise State as well as his days overseas playing professionally. "Too Short, Too Slow, Too Idaho" were the words used to describe him as he was coming up through the ranks.

Today, Matt joins me on the show to discuss his journey through the basketball world. He overcame obstacles and had an amazing career. It wasn't EASY... He had to WORK... which has taught him many life-lessons. 

He had a Hall of Fame career in high school (recently inducted to the Vallivue Hall of Fame) and he made his mark with a very solid career at Boise State University. 

What is even more impressive, is how he continued to work. He made a large impact on the Dutch Basketball League

Today Matt owns a Real Estate business and is crushing it in his profession. We'll learn how his basketball career has helped him in business as well. 

You DO NOT want to miss this interview with Matt Bauscher. 

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Before the college football season began, there was a Twitter battle amongst those who sided with Brett McMurphy and those who sided with Urban Meyer when the news broke of the former assistant, Zach Smith's alleged domestic violence "charges" that came out.

It was at this time I discovered Kyle Lamb, a journalist from Ohio who covers the Buckeyes on the Unscripted Ohio Podcast. The way in which Kyle approached the entire situation was amazing (which we'll discuss today). I began following Kyle and have since kept up with his work as it is truly awesome to witness what he does to continuously cover College Football with integrity.

Join us today as we discuss this past season in College Football and discuss THE Ohio State Buckeyes. It's great when you can get someone with such great experience to join you on your show to bring value to the listeners. That is EXACTLY what Kyle brings.

Here's where to find Kyle:

Unscripted Ohio Podcast:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/unscripted-ohio/id1403242142?mt=2

Twitter: @kylamb8

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Before the college football season began, there was a Twitter battle amongst those who sided with Brett McMurphy and those who sided with Urban Meyer when the news broke of the former assistant, Zach Smith's alleged domestic violence "charges" that came out. 

It was at this time I discovered Kyle Lamb, a journalist from Ohio who covers the Buckeyes on the Unscripted Ohio Podcast. The way in which Kyle approached the entire situation was amazing (which we'll discuss today). I began following Kyle and have since kept up with his work as it is truly awesome to witness what he does to continuously cover College Football with integrity. 

Join us today as we discuss this past season in College Football and discuss THE Ohio State Buckeyes. It's great when you can get someone with such great experience to join you on your show to bring value to the listeners. That is EXACTLY what Kyle brings. 

Here's where to find Kyle: 

Unscripted Ohio Podcast: 

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/unscripted-ohio/id1403242142?mt=2

Twitter: @kylamb8

Where to find me: 

iTunes - https://apple.co/2syRPkw
Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2rt33EE
Stitcher - https://bit.ly/2Iqn9Kd
TuneIn - https://bit.ly/2HYZAst

This episode is very special as we bring on two amazing guests to share their knowledge with The Gametime Guru listeners.

A few months back we interviewed Alex Gold in which we were able to hear more about his background and his show, which at the time was called "The Drive" on ESPN Boise. Just a few short weeks later, ESPN Boise announced they would no longer be doing work in the treasure valley and instead made a change to an alternative rock station. This left just one major sports station to cover sports locally in Boise.

We bring on KTIK's very own, Mike Prater to the show to discuss this and give us his perspective on the matter. Mike brings years of experience to the table as he's worked in sports for quite some time. My co-host, C.C. Hawkley conducts an amazing interview with Mike and it is well worth the listen.

In that interview C.C. and Mike discuss the fall of ESPN Boise and also the partnership with CBS Sports Radio. How did CBS step up to the plate? Well one of the ways is by providing some amazing sports coverage from the national level. In the mornings, we get to hear from Damon Amendolara each morning on "The D.A. Show."

Just a few months ago, the crew from "The D.A. Show" came to Boise to do a tour and I had an amazing opportunity of speaking with D.A. for just two short minutes. They are two minutes I'll never forget as I was able to be recorded, on record, with someone I look up to in the industry.

This is a great episode as you'll hear from me, C.C., Mike, and D.A.

Listen in and enjoy!!

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This episode is very special as we bring on two amazing guests to share their knowledge with The Gametime Guru listeners. 

A few months back we interviewed Alex Gold in which we were able to hear more about his background and his show, which at the time was called "The Drive" on ESPN Boise. Just a few short weeks later, ESPN Boise announced they would no longer be doing work in the treasure valley and instead made a change to an alternative rock station. This left just one major sports station to cover sports locally in Boise. 

We bring on KTIK's very own, Mike Prater to the show to discuss this and give us his perspective on the matter. Mike brings years of experience to the table as he's worked in sports for quite some time. My co-host, C.C. Hawkley conducts an amazing interview with Mike and it is well worth the listen. 

In that interview C.C. and Mike discuss the fall of ESPN Boise and also the partnership with CBS Sports Radio. How did CBS step up to the plate? Well one of the ways is by providing some amazing sports coverage from the national level. In the mornings, we get to hear from Damon Amendolara each morning on "The D.A. Show." 

Just a few months ago, the crew from "The D.A. Show" came to Boise to do a tour and I had an amazing opportunity of speaking with D.A. for just two short minutes. They are two minutes I'll never forget as I was able to be recorded, on record, with someone I look up to in the industry. 

This is a great episode as you'll hear from me, C.C., Mike, and D.A. 

Listen in and enjoy!!

Where to Find Me:

iTunes - https://apple.co/2syRPkw

Spotify - http://spoti.fi/2oVVZ36

Stitcher - http://bit.ly/2sR9m90

TuneIn - http://bit.ly/2Fx5UlU

Picking up where we left off in part 1 of this interview, we'll learn more of Coach Mike's days working in the NFL.

Go back and listen to part 1 here 👉http://bit.ly/CoachMikePt1

He moved around quite a bit and landed at various locations (NFL and College) and even spent time with Jim Harbaugh in San Francisco.

When he moved back to Boise, we were blessed by his presence on the radio each afternoon when he worked for ESPN Boise. The man is knowledgable and is willing to share his story with us. Make sure to check it out!!

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Picking up where we left off in part 1 of this interview, we'll learn more of Coach Mike's days working in the NFL. 

Go back and listen to part 1 here

A few years back, when ESPN Boise was still here, I remember listening to Mike Christianson "Coach Mike" on the radio and thought, man, I really like this guy and what he's brining to the Treasure Valley.

Coach Mike was bringing something not a lot of people had here in Boise, a tenured coaching career at the highest level. He had been around the game for many years not only as a player but as a coach.

In part 1 of this episode, we'll learn about the sport which Mike played and then how he transitioned into his coaching days. You'll learn about the way his knowledge of technology played a role in helping contribute to the game of football as well.

Get ready for this one, it's a great episode with Coach Mike!

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A few years back, when ESPN Boise was still here, I remember listening to Mike Christianson "Coach Mike" on the radio and thought, man, I really like this guy and what he's brining to the Treasure Valley. 

Coach Mike was bringing something not a lot of people had here in Boise, a tenured coaching career at the highest level. He had been around the game for many years not only as a player but as a coach. 

In part 1 of this episode, we'll learn about the sport which Mike played and then how he transitioned into his coaching days. You'll learn about the way his knowledge of technology played a role in helping contribute to the game of football as well. 

Get ready for this one, it's a great episode with Coach Mike! 

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What began as a quick "scuffle" with a friend of his in his neighborhood, ended with an illustrious boxing career later on down the road.

Cleveland "The Christian Warrior" Corder joins me on the show to talk boxing and how he was able to make an amazing career out of the sport.

He is someone I looked up to when I was boxing for Golden Gloves of Idaho because he made a name for himself out of this small state. Find out in our interview what it took for this man to train and become the fighter that he was.

It's an amazing story coming on today's show.

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