Sports Untold

Paul and Olivia are joined on the 164th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast by King County Superior Court Judge and current Washington Supreme Court Candidate, Sean O'Donnell. Sean was profiled in Doug Merlino's book 'The Hustle,' which details the ways in which crossing lines of class, race, and wealth affected the lives of the 10 boys on the basketball team. Sean shares with listeners the lessons he learned while being a part of this team. Paul and Sean also discuss the Green River murder case that Sean was involved in as a prosecutor. Sean gives incredible insight into the case, including details of the investigation. This is a great episode for anyone interested in Seattle Sports and King County politics as Sean explains to listeners (and voters) the role of state supreme courts. 

Paul is joined on the 163rd episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast, for the third time, by the legendary Dave Sims. Now the Yankees play-by-play broadcaster, Dave spent many years with Seattle’s broadcasting team calling some of the most infamous Mariners moments in recent history.   Dave shares some special moments from his time with the M’s–discussing Rizzs’ retirement and what it was like to work with Niehaus. He also tells listeners what it is like to be a voice of the people.  Olivia asks Dave about his scorekeeping must-haves and best techniques, and how playing the position of catcher has helped him in his broadcasting career.  The two discuss what it is like to cover Aaron Judge, recent Hall of Fame inductees, and big names in broadcasting.

Paul is joined on the 162nd episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by the sports director of Fox 13 Seattle, Aaron Levine. Aaron is the principal host of Fox 13’s Seahawks coverage and has great insight into the success of Seattle’s teams this past year.   Aaron shares with the listeners how he got the sports media bug, as well as the many moments since then that have rewarded his initial interest. The two discuss many great names in the broadcasting world, including Rick Rizzs and his recently announced retirement.  Aaron analyzes the differences between the Seahawks Superbowl teams over the last couple decades, Marshawn Lynch’s Hall of Fame chances, and Bill Bellicheck not being a first ballot Hall of Famer. And, of course, Aaron tells listeners about his favorite 2026 Superbowl moments and what it was like to cover the event.

Paul is joined on the 161st episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by sideline reporter, sports radio host and producer Jessamyn McIntyre. Jessamyn has been in the sports media industry for about 2 decades and she had so many wonderful stories to share! Jessamyn explains how she got the sports “bug,” her thoughts on ESPN’s list of the top 100 athletes of the 21st Century, and her top moments while working in the Seattle sports scene. Jessamyn had some fun stories of the late, great Mike Leach.  The two discuss the future of WSU Football, the upcoming Hawks game against the Rams, the 2026 Mariners season, and the Kraken. Jessamyn provided a great interview that Seattle sports fans will find really interesting.

Paul and Olivia are joined on the 160th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast by incredible sports journalist, Shannon Drayer. Shannon has been covering the Mariner for Seattle Sports radio insider for many years. She is an expert on all things Mariners! In this episode, Shannon shares lots of unique stories from her time with the team, including stories with some Seattle greats like Dave Niehaus and Edgar Martinez. She tells the audience about her favorite ballparks, how she handles her busy work schedule, and her experience moving up in the sports media industry. The three discuss the upcoming baseball season and where Shannon sees it going for the team, including Naylor's contract, Miller's arbitration situation, and the options for another bat. Baseball fans will love this episode with Shannon Drayer.

Paul is joined on the 159th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast by seasoned sports broadcaster, Ian Furness. Ian has a long history in the broadcasting industry covering tons of Pacific Northwest teams, including the Seahawks, Trailblazers, and now the Kraken. His expertise in Seattle sports is present in this interview. In this episode, Paul and Ian cover Furness’s time at O’Dea, the Indiana Football team, and the many Seahawks he got to know while covering the team. The two have an interesting conversation about Slate Gordon’s impact on the sports scene in Seattle and the lack thereof from some other Seattle area politicians.  Ian gives an interesting take on the criticism Dan Wilson faced last season, despite making it further in the playoffs than ever before. Furness also shares with the audience his favorite Seattle sports moments.

Paul is joined on the 158th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast by Seattle-based “jack-of-all-trades,” Juan Cotto. Cotto has had a presence in civics, politics, and charities, played college baseball, had a sports radio podcast, and has been a high school football coach. Juan brings his great experience to this interesting interview.  In this episode, Paul and Juan cover a wide range of topics: Juan’s charity work, his idea for a Pacific Northwest baseball league, the future of the Mariners and Seahawks, and much more.  The two discuss the recent news about Husky Quarterback Demond Williams Jr., Juan’s time coaching high school football, and his interview with new Seattle mayor, Katie Wilson. Seattle and Seattle sports fans will enjoy this in depth interview with Juan Cotto.

Paul is joined on the 157th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast by former University of Washington rower and current attorney, Dylan Jackson. In this episode, Paul and Dylan dive into rowing–a sport with a significant tradition in the Pacific Northwest.  Dylan was a varsity men’s rowing letterman at the UW, a member of a UW PAC-10 rowing championship squad, and a silver medal winner at a competition in Ohio. Dylan is now an attorney colleague where he practices primarily as a civil defense trial lawyer at the Seattle law firm of Wilson Smith Cochran Dickerson. In this interview, you will hear how Dylan got the rowing bug, about his former coach, Bob Ernst, and his thoughts on the famous book and movie about the 1936 University of Washington crew team, ‘Boys in the Boat.’ The two discuss the ways in which the sport has grown in the PNW and how Dylan would attempt to grow the sport to those outside of the typically considered rowing community. Listeners will also hear Dylan's answers to the infamous 'Sports Untold' questions.

Paul is joined on the 156th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast for the annual Husky Football Preview episode by University of Washington football legend and retired NFL player Greg Lewis. Greg is currently a member of Seattle's KJR FM 93.3 'Husky Honks' show. In this interview, you will hear Greg's thoughts about last year’s Husky football team, Jedd Fisch’s performance last year and the 2025 Husky football squad. Greg also gives his BIG 10 predictions.  Paul and Greg discuss various topics like the Seahawks, Shedeur Sanders’ drop to the 5th round of the draft, and predictions on Pete Carroll’s upcoming season with the Raiders. Greg also gives listeners insight into his feelings about what the PAC 12 is becoming.

Paul is joined on the 155th episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ Podcast by business owner and former NBA player (and Seattle Supersonic!) Steve Scheffler. Listeners will enjoy listening to Steve’s unique perspective as a self proclaimed “caboose on a bullet train.” He shares some wonderful stories about his time playing college basketball at Purdue and his time in the NBA, including the player’s trips to Friedman’s Shoes in Atlanta! Paul and Steve also discuss various characters throughout Steve’s career, including Gary Peyton, Coach Keady, and more.  Steve did his research and had great answers for the infamous ‘Sports Untold’ questions. Basketball fans will find this episode very interesting!

Paul is joined on the 154th episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by Coach Jamie Christian. Jamie, the nephew of friend of the pod, Dennis Erickson, has many years of coaching college and NFL football under his belt and is currently the Special Teams Coach at Oregon State University. Jamie talks about how his family has influenced his time in football. He also details his duties as the special teams coach and the roles he plays at Oregon State. Paul asks about Coach’s time playing at both Fresno State and Central Washington, including his thoughts on today’s transfer portal from the perspective of a transfer.  The two also cover the PAC 12 conference and what that might look like this year in terms of teams possibly joining and playoff chances. Olivia asks about his favorite place he has lived/coached. And, of course, Coach Jamie answers the classic ‘Sports Untold’ questions.  Football fans will enjoy this dive into the sport from a very experienced and successful coach!

Paul is joined on the 153rd episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by the CEO of Seattle’s Seafair festival, Emily Kang Cantrell. Emily details how her successful career took her to the nonprofit sector after spending many years in TV/news. She also gives a working description of Seafair including a highlight of the festival: the hydroplane races, as well as her job as the CEO.  Paul and Emily discuss Emily’s experience as a survivor of America’s deadliest mass shooting that occured in Las Vegas in 2017. Emily tells listeners her story as a survivor, during and after.  Emily, Paul, and Olivia also talk Seattle sports and Emily gives great advice to those starting to adult!

Paul is joined on the 152nd episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by the very successful and  multi-NCAA national championship winning Coach Dennis Erickson.  Coach Erickson shares stories of many coaches and people that helped influence his incredible career, including Coach Jim Sweeney. Listeners will learn about the Coach’s opinion on NIL, conference realignment, and the transfer portal.  Paul and Coach Erickson also discuss his incredible run at UMiami and his time at OSU, including the 2000 Oregon State Team. Coach tells listeners about his time with the Seahawks. College and Professional football fans alike will learn so much from this conversation between Paul, Olivia, and Coach Erickson.

Paul is joined on the 151st episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by former host of NBC's 'Meet the Press', broadcast journalist, and political pundit Chuck Todd. Chuck and Paul have a fantastic conversation covering all sorts of topics. Listeners will get to know Chuck, including his passion for music, experiences as an interviewer, and some of his favorite sports memories. The two also cover past presidents and their connections to sports, Trump’s tariffs, and of course, the classic ‘Sports Untold’ questions. If you are a fan of politics and sports, this is the episode for you! Check out Chuck’s podcast The Chuck Toddcast on all podcast streaming services.

Paul is joined on the 150th episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by political and sports commentator Chris Cillizza. Just in time for the 2024 presidential election, the two discuss Harris’ campaign and what could have been if she wasn’t the democratic nominee. They cover the state of mainstream media today and Chris’ perspective on independent media. Formerly of CNN, MSNBC, and the Washington Post, Chris brings so much to this conversation. Olivia asks Chris about his thoughts on the Yankee fan who grabbed Mookie’s glove in the World Series. We also hear about Chris’ favorite sports movies and what sports figures he would like to spend time with. This episode of ‘Sports Untold’ also includes some really interesting stories from Cillizza’s book Power Players: Sports, Politics, and the American Presidency.

Paul is joined on the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by University of Washington football legend and friend of the podcast, Greg Lewis. Just in time for the start of Husky football, the two discuss the many changes that the team has seen since last season: coaches, players, and the athletic director. Paul and Greg talk about their hopes for the future and what they expect to see this year. Paul and Greg also discuss one of the biggest changes UW has seen this year: moving to the BIG 10 conference and what it means for the team going forward. Greg gives good insight into what he thinks we might be able to expect from Penix’s NFL career. Husky fans and college football fans alike will love this episode!

Paul is joined on the 148th episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ Podcast by longtime broadcaster Carlos Del Valle. In this episode, Carlos tells listeners about how he got the broadcasting bug—including details about growing up and going to school in Moscow, Idaho. Del Valle talks about his time in Washington, both in Tacoma and Seattle. He also tells listeners about his move to LA and why he left Seattle. Paul and Carlos discuss the differences between LA and Seattle as sports cities. Carlos also gives great advice to those looking to enter sports business. 

Paul is joined on the 147th episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ Podcast by Tom Glasgow, anchor and reporter of ROOT Sports. The two discuss various aspects of Tom’s extensive career, including his time as the play-by-play voice of the Vancouver Grizzlies, how he got the bug for sports broadcasting, and his favorite moments throughout his career. Tom tells listeners about his role in the movie ‘Prefontaine,’ some of the potential reasons for the Grizzlies’ move to Memphis, and Coach Hakstol’s recent departure from the Kraken. This episode of ‘Sports Untold’ will catch the interest of Seattle sports fans.

Description: On the 146th episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ Podcast, Paul is joined by Dr. Bill Hogan, former Seattle University Athletic Director and friend of the podcast. The two discuss the new athletic director at the University of Washington, Troy Dannen. Bill gives his opinions of Dannen from the point of view of an athletic director. They also touch on Dannen’s role in finding a new basketball coach. Bill also gives valuable tips to those interested in a career like his. He mentions what he thinks makes a good athletic director. Paul and Bill talk about NIL, what it has done to college sports, how it affects smaller schools, and what the future of NIL should be. Bill shares with listeners how he would save college sports and more.

Paul is joined on the 145th edition of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by Bucky Jacobsen of the KJR 93.3 FM Chuck and Buck morning show. Bucky played for the Mariners in 2004 and became an iconic Seattle player. In this interview, listeners will hear all about Bucky’s journey to playing major league baseball—including getting the sports bug as a kid, playing JUCO baseball, and his minor league career. Bucky tells about some of the lessons he learned along the way while playing sports and majoring in Social Work in college. They also cover Bucky’s 2004 season with the Mariners, including some great stories about Hall of Famers like Edgar and Ichiro. The two also discuss the state of the Mariners today—what fans should look forward to, what Bucky thinks about the still available free agents, and what he would grade the Mariner’s offseason. If you like baseball, you will love this episode of the Sports Untold podcast.

Paul is joined on the 144th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast by Seattle legend, John O'Brien. John played college basketball for Seattle U, played major league baseball, broadcasted, coached, and had a career in local Seattle politics.  In this interview, listeners will hear loads of incredible stories from throughout John's career. John tells about how he got the sports bug, how he found himself in Seattle, and the time he played the Globetrotters! He also tells stories about a few of the 52 Hall of Fame players he and his brother, Ed, played with or against. The two also discuss some controversial topics like the effects of NIL on college sports and whether players like Barry Bonds belong in the Hall of Fame.  Sports fans will really enjoy listening to this conversation with a Seattle sports legend. 

Paul is joined on the 143rd edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast with University of Washington football legend and former NFL player Mark Bruener. Mark is known as one of the greatest tight ends in UW football history.  In this interview, listeners will hear about Mark's experiences as a high school, UW, and pro football player with the Steelers and Texans.  Mark has some great insights about the late UW coach Don James and his bond with Husky players of his era. The two discuss how Mark chose to play at the University of Washington, his favorite moment as a Husky, and his transition into pro football. They also chat about Mark’s draft day experience and football union issues. Listen to Mark answer the classic ‘Sports Untold’ question about sports figures he would like to spend time with. Mark is currently a Pittsburgh Steelers scout. Outside of football, he is a busy dad and enjoys spending as much time as possible with his kids. Football fans and others will enjoy this interview.  

Paul is joined on the 142nd edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast with University of Washington football legend and former NFL player Eric Bjornson. In this episode, Paul's longtime friend, Ben Coyne, does an excellent job as the co-host.  In this interview, listeners will hear about Eric's experiences as a high school, UW football player and pro football player.  Fans will hear Eric's firsthand experiences playing with famous players such as Deion Sanders, Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, Tom Brady, and others.   Listeners will learn that Tom Brady barely made the Patriots in 2000 and that Troy Aikman was a strong presence as a player.  Fans will hear Eric discuss his experiences being a player and being coached by coaches such as Don James, Jim Lambright, Barry Switzer, Bill Belichick, and John Gruden. Eric discusses many other topics that football fans will enjoy—including the classic ‘Sports Untold’ question of sports figures he would’ve liked to spend time with.

Paul is joined on the 141st edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast by Seattle author, activist, and filmmaker, Shaun Scott. Shaun has recently written a book about the history of the Seattle sports scene titled 'Heartbreak City: Seattle Sports and the Unmet Promise of Urban Progress'.    In this interview, listeners will hear about Shaun's experiences and thoughts that led him to write the book, some extremely interesting stories about Seattle sports history, and how sports teams are more than just big businesses.    Paul and Shaun also discuss the history of integration in Seattle, the mental health struggles of athletes, and some very important Seattle sports figures like Warren Moon.    Fans of conversations about history, sports, or socioeconomic issues will greatly enjoy this episode.    Check out Shaun on Twitter @eyesonthestorm

Paul is joined on the 140th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio with Josh Sims who is known online as the CFB Travel guy. Josh has visited over 60 college football stadiums and he is on a quest to see as many Division One football stadiums as he can.  In this interview, listeners will learn more about Josh's favorite stadiums and college football settings, which include some underrated stadium atmospheres. Josh discusses some fun tailgating experiences and unique football traditions on different campuses.  Josh is a very knowledgeable college football fan, you will hear his thoughts on Florida State's exclusion from the final four, as well as his thoughts on a range of other topics, such as various college football figures throughout history who he would enjoy spending time with. A good chat for college football fans and people who are interested in hearing about one's travel experiences in different parts of the United States.  Check out Joshua on Instagram: @cfbtravelguy TikTok: @cfb.travel.guy YouTube: @cfbtravelguy

Paul is joined on the 139th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio by University of Washington Husky football legend Dave Hoffmann In this interview, listeners will learn more about Dave's interesting life, which includes his esteemed UW football career, his NFL playing experience, and his career at the U.S. Secret Service. Dave has experienced a lot of joy and some setbacks in life that are discussed in this interview.   Listeners will enjoy hearing Dave discuss some football legends he has been around, plus some Presidents and Vice Presidents, and others.  This interview should certainly capture the attention of football fans and those who want to learn more about the Secret Service.

Paul is joined by Conrad Reynoldson on the 138th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio.   Conrad is a Washington State lawyer whose non-profit law firm, Washington Civil and Disability Advocate (WACDA), represents disabled citizens in disability rights and accessibility cases.   In this interview, listeners will learn more about Conrad's work and his specific advocacy for better access for disabled citizens in seating at sports and entertainment events. As well as the accessibility of some of the Seattle sports venues.   Listeners will learn more about disability rights as a whole and in the sports world.

Paul is joined on the 137th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio with senior Sports Illustrated award winning writer, Greg Bishop. In this interview, listeners will hear about the amazing sports figures and stories that Greg has covered at the Seattle Times, NY Times, and Sports Illustrated. Greg has met and spent time with so many fascinating people. He touches on his surprising interactions with athletes Jamie Moyer and Floyd Mayweather. One will learn more about Greg's interest in covering mental health issues and some sports issues outside of the box scores. There are a lot of interesting nuggets in this interview about sports journalism, sports figures, and other topics.

Paul is joined on the 136th edition of 'Sports Untold' also on Rainier Avenue Radio. World with former Sacramento Kings, Sonics, Blazers, and Seahawks executive Bob Whitsitt.   Mr. Whitsitt, a trained attorney, is the author of the new book 'Game Changer' where Bob discusses his career in sports and business and the law.   In this interview, you will hear Bob's thoughts about two owners he worked for, Barry Ackerley and Paul Allen.  What training Bob thinks can help one to break into the sports business and the differences between NFL and NBA from a business standpoint. They also discuss Bob's favorite trades he made as a general manager, some sports, business, and legal figures whom Bob would enjoy meeting and spending time with, and much more. 

Paul is joined on the 135th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio. World with longtime Seattle Times sports columnist/reporter Larry Stone.    Larry recently announced his retirement, and in this interview, Larry has some great stories about various events in his career and a range of other subjects, including how he got his start in journalism and his opinions on the state of college football.    We learn about some sports figures whom Larry has spent time with, figures that he would have liked to have spent some time with, as well as some living sports figures he would enjoy chatting with.     Larry has been a Baseball Hall of Fame voter and he has a lot of insights about the Baseball Hall of Fame. The listeners will further enjoy hearing about Larry's insights on Edgar Martinez, as Larry is an Edgar Martinez biographer.

Paul is joined by Neil Scott of Seattle's KJR Sports Radio 93.3 FM.  Neil has worked in radio for decades, he is currently an update anchor at KJR and he is a co-host of Men's Health Monthly, which airs on KJR. He also covers the Mariners, Seahawks, and Washington Huskies for various national radio networks.    Neil has a lot to offer in public awareness on the subjects of alcoholism and men's health. He has worked in the addiction field for decades.    During this interview, the listeners will hear about Neil's interactions with a couple U.S. Presidents and First Lady Betty Ford. You will also hear about Neil spending time with famous athletes such as Ted Williams, and famous entertainers Dick Van Dyke, Frank Sinatra, and others.

Paul is joined on the 133rd edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast with University of Washington football legend and retired NFL player Greg Lewis. Greg is currently a member of Seattle's KJR FM 93.3 'Husky Honks' commentary team.   In this interview, you will hear Greg's thoughts about the 2023 Husky football squad, as well as his thoughts about Pac-12 football this year. Greg gives interesting insights about the future of the Apple Cup, the Huskies' move to the Big 10, the Michael Penix Heisman chances, and other college football topics.    Plus, you will hear Greg give some thoughts on other topics, such as his answers to what people in the sports business world he would enjoy spending time with and people in politics he would like to chat with.

Paul has a fascinating conversation with former Seattle Mariners owner Jeff Smulyan, the author of 'Never Ride a Roller Coaster Upside Down' on the 132nd edition of the Sports Untold podcast.    Listeners will hear Jeff's perspectives about what happened when he owned the Seattle Mariners. You will hear stories about Jeff's ties to David Letterman, Don Imus, Ken Griffey, Jr., Mike Pence, and others! Learn more about how Jeff invented the Mariner Moose!    What does Jeff really think about the late U.S. Senator Slade Gorton? What are Jeff's thoughts about former baseball commissioner Fay Vincent? Where does Jeff stand on Pete Rose's potential reinstatement into the MLB and more? An intriguing hour for baseball fans and others.

Paul is joined on the 131st edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio with former UW Husky basketball star and professional player Donald Watts. Donald is involved in the community as a basketball instructor at Watts Basketball, LLC and he has been a basketball commentator over the years. Donald is the host of a new podcast, too. In this conversation, Paul gets Donald's perspectives about the Husky basketball program, the recent UW move to the Big 10 conference, Donald's experiences playing basketball abroad, how he has addressed his chronic fatigue syndrome diagnosis, and other topics.

Paul is joined on the 130th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio with retired Seattle Times sports columnist Steve Kelley.  Steve always has informed and interesting thoughts on sports subjects. In this discussion, you will hear Steve's thoughts about the 2023 Mariners, the Husky Men's basketball team, Megan Rapinoe's legacy, the NY Times canceling their sports section, and more.

Paul is joined by NBA legend Bill Cartwright on the 129th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio.  Bill had a long career in the NBA where is mostly known as being a member of three Chicago Bulls championship teams in the 1990s. Bill also played for the Knicks and the Sonics and has coached several teams in the NBA and abroad.  Listeners will enjoy hearing Bill's stories about playing in the NBA that involve Patrick Ewing, Darryl Dawkins, and others!  You will also learn more about Bill's perspectives regarding various basketball matters. I encourage people to listen to Bill's podcast 'The Bill Cartwright Show.'

Paul is joined by Jason Fiorito on the 128th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio. Jason is the President of the legendary Pacific Raceways of Kent, Washington. Listeners will enjoy Paul's fun and informative chat with Jason about the company and its events, as well as the joys and demands of auto racing and motorsports in the Pacific Northwest and in other regions.

Paul is joined on the 127th edition of 'Sports Untold' podcast with the Seattle Seahawks Quarterbacks Coach Greg Olson. In this interview, the listeners will learn more about Greg's journey as a community college and Central Washington University football player to becoming an NFL assistant coach and offensive coordinator. We also learn more about the quarterback position, Greg's thoughts on the Seahawks, and some of his experiences as a coach in the NFL. 

Paul is joined on the 126th edition of the Sports Untold podcast with Jeff Rasley. Jeff is a former University of Chicago football player, he is also the author of 14 books, a poet, philanthropist, educator, activist, and travel guide. A good discussion about sports and other subjects. 

Paul is joined by basketball legend Lindsey Wilson on the 125th edition of "Sports Untold". It'll be a great conversation about her distinguished basketball career at Roosevelt High School in Seattle, Iowa State, and her run as a professional basketball player. Expect some chat about Lindsey's company Positive Performance Training, her thoughts about the sport of basketball, and other topics.   Sportsuntoldpodcast.com Plslawoffices.com

Paul is joined on the 124th edition of 'Sports Untold' with University of Washington Husky football legend, former pro football player, and current KJR 93.3 Seattle Husky Honks broadcaster Mario Bailey. Get ready for an excellent conversation with Mario about his career, Husky football, and more!   Sportsuntoldpodcast.com Plslawoffices.com

Paul is joined on the 123rd edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast with UW Husky football great and current KJR 93.3 Husky football commentator, Greg Lewis. Should be a good conversation with Greg about the 2022 University of Washington football team, the Pac-12 conference changes, and other football topics. Sportsuntoldpodcast.com Plslawoffices.com

Paul is joined by University of Washington football legend Joe Steele on the 122nd edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio. Joe Steele is known as one of the top running backs in UW Husky football history, he is a member of the elite Husky Hall of Fame. we'll have a great conversation about Joe's career, the Husky program, football, and more!   Sportsuntoldpodcast.com Plslawoffices.com

Paul is joined on the 121st edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast, also on Rainier Avenue Radio, with football and track legend Eric Metcalf. Eric is known as one of the most accomplished offensive performers in NFL history. We had a great conversation about Eric's career, football, and more!   Sportsuntoldpodcast.com Plslawoffices.com

Paul is joined on the 120th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast, also on Rainier Avenue Radio, with Seattle Kraken TV play-by-play announcer John Forslund. John is one of the top hockey play-by-play announcers in North America. We have a good conversation about his career, the Kraken, the NHL, and more!   Sportsuntoldpodcast.com Plslawoffices.com

Paul is joined on the 119th edition of 'Sports Untold' also on Rainier Avenue Radio with University of Puget Sound basketball player Will Pohland. Will previously starred at King's School in Shoreline, WA. Pleased to have a focus in this podcast on University of Puget Sound basketball and the Northwest Athletic Conference. Want to give some more attention to small college athletics.   Sportsuntoldpodcast.com Plslawoffices.com

Paul is joined on the 118th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio with longtime sports columnist, commentator, and host Seth Everett. Seth currently works for IHeartMedia and hosts three podcasts that combined have 100,000 listeners weekly. Seth has worked at many networks, a lot of people in the Pacific Northwest remember Seth in his years working at KJR sports radio in Seattle.   Sportsuntoldpodcast.com Plslawoffices.com

Paul is joined on the 117th edition of 'Sports Untold' also on Rainier Avenue Radio with Federal Way, WA Mayor and candidate for King County Prosecutor, Jim Ferrell. Jim is also a former University of Washington football player who is a recipient of the prestigious Guy Flaherty award for most inspirational player.       Sportsuntoldpodcast.com Plslawoffices.com

University of Washington Men's Tennis legend Chet Crile is the guest on the 115th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio. Chet is known as one of the greatest tennis players in UW history, he was inducted in the University of Washington Husky Hall of Fame in 2012. In this interview, Chet's discusses his career, his thoughts on the UW tennis program today, his views on various matters surrounding the sport of tennis-including his favorite tennis players-and we also hear Chet discuss some matters beyond tennis. Sportsuntoldpodcast.com Plslawoffices.com

University of Washington Men's Tennis legend Chet Crile is the guest on the 115th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast also on Rainier Avenue Radio. Chet is known as one of the greatest tennis players in UW history, he was inducted in the University of Washington Husky Hall of Fame in 2012. In this interview, Chet's discusses his career, his thoughts on the UW tennis program today, his views on various matters surrounding the sport of tennis-including his favorite tennis players-and we also hear Chet discuss some matters beyond tennis.