Joe Flanagan Interviews Pete Michaud: The Voice Behind the Norfolk Tides & The Admirals

from Joe Flanagan's Hampton Roads · host Joe Flanagan

Welcome to another episode of "Joe Flanagan's Hampton Roads," where today we have the pleasure of chatting with the iconic voice of the Norfolk Tides & The Admirals, Pete Michaud. From the exhilarating days of the Hampton Roads Admirals' hockey journey in the ECHL and AHL, to the intricacies of broadcasting for Old Dominion's memorable basketball moments, Pete has truly seen it all. In this conversation, we'll explore Pete's rich career, from his early days inspired by Vin Scully, to becoming a stalwart in the Hampton Roads sports scene. Pete will share anecdotes about colorful figures like the unpredictable coach John Brophy, memorable encounters with legendary sports personalities like Dean Smith and Muhammad Ali, and his unique experiences from both the hockey rink and the baseball diamond. Join us as we dive into the highs and lows, triumphs and challenges, and the serendipitous moments that have shaped Pete Michaud's remarkable career. Whether you're a hardcore sports fan or just enjoy a good story, this episode is packed with insights and nostalgia you won't want to miss. Email me: [email protected]

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