From guarding Larry Bird to calling Nikola Jokić, Scott Hastings has seen basketball’s evolution up close. Tom Green sits down with the former Razorback, Detroit Piston, and longtime Nuggets analyst for a wide-ranging conversation on lessons from Eddie Sutton, life in the NBA’s toughest locker rooms, and what makes Jokić truly one of one.

Legendary Rockies play-by-play voice Drew Goodman joins Tom Green for a deep conversation about three decades of baseball in Colorado, the challenges of winning at altitude, and the evolution of sports broadcasting. Goodman shares stories from his early days in Aspen to his long tenure with the Rockies, reflecting on the moments, mentors, and mindsets that shaped his career. They revisit the early Rockies era with Don Baylor and Bob Gebhart, discuss how analytics can help solve the Coors Field puzzle, and explore what the franchise’s next chapter might look like. Goodman also opens up about his family’s baseball bond and what it means to see his son, Zach, follow in his footsteps behind the mic.

Legendary NFL reporter Ed Werder joins Tom Green for a conversation that bridges Colorado football history and the Dallas Cowboys dynasty. Werder reflects on covering the 1995 Cowboys, the signing of Deion Sanders, and the larger-than-life presence of Jerry Jones — from locker room clashes to Super Bowl celebrations. He also shares stories from his early days in Colorado, covering John Elway and the Broncos, and how that experience prepared him for decades inside the Cowboys circus. From the rise of Coach Prime in Boulder to Dak Prescott’s MVP season, this episode connects the past and present of football’s most fascinating figures. Plus, Tom and Ed revisit a friendship that started in the Channel 9 Sports Department and spanned 40 years of journalism, storytelling, and unforgettable press box moments.

On this episode of The Other Tom Green Show, Tom sits down with Broncos Ring of Famer Karl Mecklenburg — one of the most versatile defenders in NFL history — to talk about leadership, culture, and what it takes to build a champion. Mecklenburg opens up about his early years in Denver under Pat Bowlen, Joe Collier, and Dan Reeves, the transition from the Orange Crush era to the Super Bowl teams of the ’80s, and how those experiences shaped his life after football. He shares how Patrick Roy’s leadership moment inspired him, what he learned from Tony Dungy and Mike Shanahan, and why the current Broncos defense led by Nik Bonitto reminds him of his own. From battling through injuries and playing every position in the front seven to reflecting on his Hall of Fame candidacy and the bonds that still unite Broncos Country, Mecklenburg brings insight, humility, and humor — including stories about Wade Phillips, Dennis Smith, and even a $70,000 highlight reel of hits that “would all be penalties today.”

In this episode of ‘The Other Tom Green Show’, Tom welcomes longtime Denver news anchor and close friend Jim Benemann for an unfiltered, funny, and heartfelt conversation about a lifetime in broadcasting — from his early days as a young reporter in Colorado to his recent retirement and transition to living in the mountains. The two reflect on the evolution of local television — from Nielsen diaries and newsroom camaraderie to today’s pressures of digital immediacy and social media. Jim shares deeply personal memories from covering tragic stories like Columbine and the Boulder King Soopers shooting, explaining how journalists balance professionalism with humanity. They also look back on Jim’s winding path from Chicago to CSU, his early TV jobs (including working with Bill O’Reilly), and his eventual rise to the anchor chair in Denver. Plus, the conversation detours into vintage sports talk — from Bobby Hull and Ernie Banks to the old Mile High Stadium, Doug Moe, and the Rockies’ need for fresh leadership.

On this episode of 'The Other Tom Green Show', Tom welcomes trailblazing broadcaster Jenny Cavnar, the first woman to call MLB play-by-play in nearly 30 years. Jenny takes us inside her journey from growing up a Colorado sports fan to covering her hometown Rockies, working alongside legends in the booth, and eventually carving out her own space as the TV voice of the Oakland A’s. She reflects on the mentors and supporters who helped her “let Jenny be Jenny,” the challenges of breaking barriers in a male-dominated field, and the preparation it takes to thrive on the air. Jenny also shares the backstory of her now-famous "Fire up the fountains!" home run call, her early days covering the Rockies, and memorable moments with colleagues like Ryan Spilborghs. Beyond baseball, Jenny opens up about influences such as Susan Waldman, Connie Carpenter, and Joan Benoit, and what it means to balance family life with the demands of the job. From Dallas Braden’s big personality in the A’s booth to her kids picking ballparks for family trips, this episode offers a candid look at the grit, humor, and passion that define one of baseball’s most respected voices. 🎧 pod.link/1839032755

Golf legend David Duval joins Tom Green to revisit the 1999 Ryder Cup, his iconic 59 round, and his career highlights from world No. 1 to major champion. Duval also opens up about the pressures of professional golf, his transition into broadcasting, and his return to the game on the Champions Tour

On this episode of The Other Tom Green Show, Tom welcomes longtime Denver sports columnist and comedian Sam Adams for a wide-ranging, candid, and hilarious conversation. Sam reflects on his Cleveland roots, his unlikely journey to Denver, and how a Greyhound bus ticket and a missing suitcase eventually led him to a career in sportswriting and comedy. The two dive into the storied rivalry between Denver and Cleveland, reliving the heartbreak and history of The Drive and The Fumble before connecting the dots to LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, and Nikola Jokić. Sam shares behind-the-scenes stories from his days covering Colorado sports, the mentorship of Woody Paige, and the influence of icons like Irv Brown. He also opens up about the leap from journalism to stand-up—recounting the night he blanked on stage, the viral “True Colors” bit that racked up millions of views, and the surreal experience of performing in a town dubbed “the most racist city in America.” Along the way, you’ll hear unforgettable anecdotes about Tiger Woods, Charles Barkley, and Michael Jordan—and how comedy, race, and resilience have shaped Sam’s career. Funny, raw, and deeply human, this episode captures Sam Adams at his very best: a storyteller who can make you laugh while pulling you into the heart of sports and life in Denver and beyond. #DenverSports #Broncos #Avalanche #Rockies #Nuggets

In this episode of The Other Tom Green Show, legendary Denver news anchor Tom Green sits down with the iconic broadcaster Verne Lundquist for a wide-ranging conversation. From his unforgettable calls on college football and “The Masters,” to decades of storytelling across the NFL, NBA, and beyond—Verne reflects on his remarkable career in sports media. Hosted by Tom Green, The Other Tom Green Show brings nostalgic, insightful, and entertaining conversations with some of the biggest names in sports and broadcasting. 👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes featuring Denver’s legends and national icons. Hashtags (no commas, paste directly): #TheOtherTomGreenShow #TomGreen #VerneLundquist #SportsBroadcasting #DenverSports #CollegeFootball #TheMasters #NFL #NBA #SportsLegends #SportsMedia

In the debut episode of The Other Tom Green Show, veteran broadcaster Tom Green kicks off his podcasting journey with none other than Denver sports legend Ron Zappolo. From the rise of the Orange Crush Broncos in 1977 to the unforgettable characters who shaped Denver sports culture, Tom and Ron dive into a wide-ranging conversation filled with nostalgia, behind-the-scenes stories, and decades of experience in news, sports, and television. 👤 What you’ll hear in this episode: Ron’s memories of covering the 1977 Broncos’ magical Super Bowl run Career highlights: from mentorship under Maury Povich to joining Denver’s powerhouse Channel 4 sports team Colorful stories about Doug Moe, Dan Reeves, Sonny Lubick, and Wade Phillips The pressures and triumphs of covering both sports and breaking news — including the challenges of anchoring during 9/11 Reflections on leaving the TV world, life after the newsroom, and the joy of storytelling The episode closes on a personal note as Ron shares what life looks like today — golf, grandkids, and retirement — while Tom reflects on their friendship and the lessons learned through decades in the business. ✅ Coming up next week: Legendary broadcaster Verne Lundquist, the voice behind some of the most iconic moments in sports history. 👍 If you enjoyed this conversation, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more stories from Tom and his legendary guests. #TheOtherTomGreenShow #DenverSports #RonZappolo #TomGreen #SportsBroadcasting