The NCAA Tournament and college basketball are often covered in the CBS Sports studio by Seth Davis, an award-winning sportswriter and commentator. He spent 22 years as a Sports Illustrated writer before joining The Athletic as a senior writer for college basketball. John Wooden, a longtime UCLA coach, is the subject of Davis' five books, two of which have reached the... read full bio
The Vanderpump Rules tragicomedy was the subject of the first episode of Sexy Unique Podcast, which later expanded to cover other provocative and culturally significant reality shows. Every week, Lara Marie Schoenhals is joined by Carey O'Donnell, her regular co-host, and other guests to recap, laugh and talk about the deeper significance of their shared interest in chaotic characters on TV.... read full bio
Patrick Shane On loan from Brighton and Hove Albion, Michael Duffy is an Irish professional football player who currently plays as a defender for both the Republic of Ireland national team and Premier League club Fulham. After being promoted to the main squad, Duffy concluded his development at Everton's youth program, spending the most of his time there on loan.... read full bio
The NFL's Las Vegas Raiders' in-game host and host of Raiders: Talk of the Nation is Sibley Scoles. Sibley served as the in-stadium presenter for the NFL Pro Bowl's debut of the new Pro Bowl format. She also covered the NBA G League Showcase on NBA TV as a sideline reporter and Lights Out Xtreme Fighting on Fubo TV as... read full bio
Sofa Cinema Club is a British indie rock band, hailing from Manchester. The band comprises four members, including Jaxx Chamberlain, Alex Robinson, Leon Stanier, and Joe Steward. Their music is a blend of indie and rock, with catchy melodies and thought-provoking lyrics that often explore personal relationships and societal issues. The band's debut album, "Our Secret, A Life," was released in... read full bio
Sofie shot two popular Canadian series of Unsellables for the Canadian network HGTV in Toronto. When Sofie first on our screens, she was standing in for her sister Kirstie with Phil Spencer on Channel 4's Britain's Best and Worst Places to Live. In addition to co-presenting from the region named the worst place to live in the nation on the program,... read full bio
One of the ESPN SportsCenter anchors who has been with the organization the longest is Stan Verrett. He initially worked for ESPN as an anchor for ESPNEWS before moving to the Los Angeles Production Facility to co-host SportsCenter at one in the morning ET. Stan has appeared in several advertisements throughout the course of his career, including the well-known "This Is... read full bio
Lawyer, journalist, writer, TV personality, and fashion design Star Jones is truly a jack of all trades. She is perhaps best known as an original host of the iconic day time talk show The View, where she appeared from 1997 to 2006. Prior to The View, Jones was a prosecutor in Brooklyn, NY, which led to her recruitment by Court... read full bio
Stephen A. Smith, more commonly known as Stephen A., is a talk show host, sports television personality, and sports journalist. He gained fame for being the first major NBA journalist to predict that LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh would all sign with the Miami Heat during 2010 free agency. Smith is a commentator on ESPN First Take, where... read full bio
Stephen Fanuka is an Emmy winning contractor who has been featured on The Nate Berkus Show, Open House NY, and George to the Rescue. He debuted as the host of Million Dollar Contractor which debuted on the DIY Network, now showing on HGTV. Additionally, Fanuka asked as the leading contractor for Real Housewife of New York star and entrepreneur Bethany... read full bio
Dotto Tech was a nationally syndicated television show, and Steve Dotto served as both the show's host and executive producer for 15 years. Steve has delighted and taught millions of people in Canada about technology in all of its facets, earning him the title of "Canada's most respected geek." Steve's new favorite network is YouTube, where he serves not one... read full bio
Steve Gelbs was a part of the Emmy Award-winning Mets broadcast crew for SNY, which also included Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez and Ron Darling. Gelbs serves as the Mets Field Reporter in addition to hosting SNY's Jets Studio Programming, which includes the network's exclusive pre- and post-game shows for the duration of the Jets season. Gelbs began working for SNY as... read full bio
Since joining the Golf Channel, Steve Sands has become one of the sport's most renowned personalities. Each year, Sands covers the Olympics as well as more than 25 golf tournaments. Steve has been praised for his skills and given credit for raising the Golf Channel's broadcasting standard. He has been referred to as the channel's primary interviewer. At Colorado State... read full bio
American sportscaster and novelist Steve Stone was formerly a Major League Baseball player. Between 1971 and 1981, Stone pitched for four major league teams. He was the American League All Star and winner of the 1980 AL Cy Young Award, concluding the season with a 25–7 record. He worked as the color commentator for the Chicago Cubs on WGN-TV, missing a... read full bio
Sue Perkins has become well-known and a steadfast favorite on British television because to her quick-fire, self-deprecating humor. For 16 years, Sue has been entertaining the nation by hosting shows on a wide range of subjects, including popular culture, food, history and popular fiction. Of course, she has also presented shows on travel. Sue Perkins' most recent travels included the triumph... read full bio
Surin Pitsuwan is a longtime Thai politician. He was born in Nakhon Si Thammarat, into an assimilated Thai family of Malay descent. Surin Pitsuwan was elected Member of Parliament from Nakhon Si Thammarat for the first time in 1986 and became Secretary to the Speaker of the House of Representatives the same year. In addition to his political career, he... read full bio
Nationally renowned broadcast journalist Susan Stamberg is Special Correspondent for NPR. She is the first woman to anchor a national nightly news program, has won every major award in broadcasting, and has been inducted into the Broadcasting Hall of Fame and the Radio Hall of Fame. Stamberg spent 14 years as co-host of NPR's award-winning newsmagazine All Things Considered. Then,... read full bio
Suzy Whaley is most recognized for becoming the PGA of America's first female president. Suzy was also appointed the President of Golf Nation. Suzy is a Master PGA Professional, a top 50 instructor in Golf Digest, a top 100 instructor in Golf Magazine, a top 50 teacher on the LPGA and two-time Connecticut Teacher of the Year. After winning the Connecticut PGA Championship,... read full bio
Tamron Hall is an American television journalist and news anchor who has been the host of MSNBC Live with Tamron Hall, co-host of Today’s Take, and a former correspondent for NBC News. She is also host of the television series “Deadline: Crime”. Most recently, Hall has debuted a self-titled syndicated talk show. Hall graduated from Temple University with a B.A.... read full bio
Tanya Beckett delivers her signature warmth to events of all types, enlightening and motivating audiences of all sizes. She has experience moderating corporate and business conferences, conducting interviews and presenting awards. Tanya Beckett is a journalist, interviewer, and the current business reporter for the BBC's well-known World Business Report. Tanya Beckett opted to go into journalism after working as an investment banker for... read full bio
