WFAN New York Yankees Postgame Host Emmanuel Berbari joins The GDP Podcast. The Fordham University grad gained valuable experience behind the scenes for years before being rewarded with on-air reps.

After freelancing with multiple schools for play-by-play opportunities, Berbari secured positions with the Hudson Valley Renegades (Single-A Yankees) and Siena Saints Men's & Women's Basketball while still getting shifts at WFAN. Learn how Berbari made his debut in the booth with the Yankees at just 24 years old, and how he's adjusted to the full 162-game schedule in the Bronx.

New England Patriots QB & Tennessee Vols legend Josh Dobbs joins the show!

In collaboration with Dr. Pepper, Dobbs shares more information about the "Pepper Portal," a first-of-its-kind interactive fan experience connecting rival college football towns ahead of Tennessee's clash with Alabama on Saturday, October 18th.

The 9-year NFL veteran recalls some of his favorite moments of the rivalry, his recent trips to Knoxville, and his deep appreciation for Vol Nation.

Tampa Bay Rays Studio Host Rich Hollenberg joins the show for another episode of the GDP Podcast. Before describing his unique path in the sports broadcast industry,

Rich announces his two-year contract with ESPN ahead of the college basketball season. Following graduation at Syracuse University, Rich grinded his way from part-time jobs near home all the way to Montana before getting hired at a local news station in Tampa, Florida.

That level of determination continued for Rich as a freelancer with ESPN and NFL Network. Rich went deeper into his thought process on creating the Break In & Break Through sportscasting training program during COVID to give back to the next generation.

The first-ever guest on the GDP Podcast is one of the most versatile play-by-play broadcasters of all time, Sean McDonough. The lead voice for the NHL on ESPN and College Football on ABC has done it all in his illustrious career. I've been lucky enough to have him be a mentor of mine during my short time in the industry!

Just a few years after graduating from Syracuse University, McDonough began broadcasting games for the Boston Red Sox at the age of 25. His career then flourished on a national level for CBS, becoming the youngest person to ever call a World Series game.

Listen to learn more about McDonough's incredible perspective on his longevity at ESPN, how he's dealt with adversity throughout his career, and much more!

From a near five-year hiatus, The GDP Podcast makes its return. Episode 1 explains what to expect in the series by telling my story in the sports broadcast industry thus far.

I hope that through sharing my own highs and lows, it can provide the blueprint for what to expect in this podcast. Coming off the most difficult year of my life, I believe it's important to be transparent about those experiences because maybe it helps another person (or even yourself).

Athletes, coaches, broadcasters, and others in the sports realm all have a unique path. It's my job to help provide context on how they battled adversity to get to their level of success!