#4 - Andy Hill talks on playing basketball for UCLA w/ legends Bill Walton & Kareem Abdul Jabber and going in to TV Production in Hollywood episode artwork

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#4 - Andy Hill talks on playing basketball for UCLA w/ legends Bill Walton & Kareem Abdul Jabber and going in to TV Production in Hollywood

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I had the pleasure of researching a business opportunity several years ago with Andy Hill. The title speaks for itself but the podcast is even more insightful about what it was like to play Basketball for UCLA under John Wooden, while basketball greats ruled the court. He goes on to talk about life as an executive with CBS and Channel One News. This man is a legend in my world and I am honored to spend time with him. I will never forget our adventures with Bill Walton as we visited the Grateful Dead’s drummer, Mickey Heart at his home in San Francisco to talk music and everything in between. Andy also co-wrote “Be Quick—But Don’t Hurry! Finding Success in the Teachings of a Lifetime with Wooden - available on Amazon. Your Host Jim Riley - Founder and CEO of Baja United GroupBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-answer-is-yes--2903418/support.

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