Send us a text Brian O'Neill's journey from surviving a near-death experience to becoming one of Pittsburgh's most beloved columnists reads like a chapter from a novel – except every word is true. At 23, O'Neill was sucked through a storm drain pipe during a flash flood in Danville, Virginia, an experience he recounts with both terror and humor. "I honestly thought God was going to kill me in a sewer in Danville, Virginia," he shares. This brush with death unexpectedly launched his jou...
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Send us a text Brian O'Neill's journey from surviving a near-death experience to becoming one of Pittsburgh's most beloved columnists reads like a chapter from a novel – except every word is true. At 23, O'Neill was sucked through a storm drain pipe during a flash flood in Danville, Virginia, an experience he recounts with both terror and humor. "I honestly thought God was going to kill me in a sewer in Danville, Virginia," he shares. This brush with death unexpectedly launched his jou...
Authenticity in the Fast Lane of Sports Media with Hannah Mears
Hold My Cutter
1 hour 27 minutes
10 months ago
Authenticity in the Fast Lane of Sports Media with Hannah Mears
Send us a text What happens when you combine cigars, sports broadcasting, and one of the freshest faces in the industry? In this episode, we have the pleasure of welcoming Hannah Mears, the National League's Rookie of the Year in sports reporting, who shares her whirlwind journey into the world of hockey coverage with the Pittsburgh Penguins. With our producer away, we navigate the hilarities of taking over recording duties and Hannah's surprising expertise with the Latrobe Bazooka cigar. Han...
Hold My Cutter
Send us a text Brian O'Neill's journey from surviving a near-death experience to becoming one of Pittsburgh's most beloved columnists reads like a chapter from a novel – except every word is true. At 23, O'Neill was sucked through a storm drain pipe during a flash flood in Danville, Virginia, an experience he recounts with both terror and humor. "I honestly thought God was going to kill me in a sewer in Danville, Virginia," he shares. This brush with death unexpectedly launched his jou...
