Bob Hurley Sr's guest appearances

Bob Hurley Sr

The Michael Kay Show

Matt Braiker

Dribble N’ Dimes

Liberty, Justice and Ball

Beyond The Lens 

Bob Hurley

Maya Moore

Billy Corben

John Dahl

Lillo Brancato

Steve James

Ron Artest

Michael Tolajian

Eric Newman

Jim Brown

Kevin Garnett

Micah Brown

Jonathan Hock

Rory Karpf

Kevin Shaw

OwlTail

Michael, Don and Peter open the third hour of the show with Bob Hurley Sr. to discuss how nerve wracking watching the UConn/SDSU National Championship game, on Danny Hurley choosing to play for Seton Hall over Davidson, legacy of UConn basketball program, his work/life balance, how he started coaching and more. Also, reacting to the Mets early season struggles and Yankees sticking to traditional jerseys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michael, Don and Peter open the third hour of the show with Bob Hurley Sr. to discuss how nerve wracking watching the UConn/SDSU National Championship game, on Danny Hurley choosing to play for Seton Hall over Davidson, legacy of UConn basketball program, his work/life balance, how he started coaching and more. Also, reacting to the Mets early season struggles and Yankees sticking to traditional jerseys. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Hour 3: Bob Hurley Sr. Joins the Show

In this episode we welcome one of the finest storytellers in the non-fiction space, Kevin Shaw.  Kevin has won multiple Emmy Awards and the Edward R. Murrow Award for Sports Reporting Excellence, for a feature that he produced for the Big10 Network.  Kevin most recently worked alongside documentary legend Steve James on America To Me, which debuted at Sundance and is lauded as one of the greatest docu-series of all time. Kevin shares with us some of the advice his father gave to him working in the business. How his big break at ESPN almost never happened and what it was like to work with Bob Hurly Sr. on his film The Street Stops Here.   He’s from the Chi so we had to dig into that a little bit too.www.dieselfilmsinc.com 

In this episode we welcome one of the finest storytellers in the non-fiction space, Kevin Shaw.  Kevin has won multiple Emmy Awards and the Edward R. Murrow Award for Sports Reporting Excellence, for a feature that he produced for the Big10 Network.  Kevin most recently worked alongside documentary legend Steve James on America To Me, which debuted at Sundance and is lauded as one of the greatest docu-series of all time.  Kevin shares with us some of the advice his father gave to him working in the business. How his big break at ESPN almost never happened and what it was like to work with Bob Hurly Sr. on his film The Street Stops Here.   He’s from the Chi so we had to dig into that a little bit too. <a href="http://www.dieselfilmsinc.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.dieselfilmsinc.com</a>

Kevin Shaw: The Streets Stop Here, The Bob Hurley Sr. Story 

In a bucket list type of moment, Matt gets to sit down with somebody he has long admired and wanted to speak with, Coach Bob Hurley, who led St. Anthony to greatness over a long career.  Unfortunately, finances forced the small catholic school to close last year.  Hurley sacrificed college and probably pro coaching riches to stay close to home and do the things he did for his community.He is an absolute inspiration and an encyclopedia of basketball and sports.  More than anything, I learned first-hand that he is a truly great guy and somebody who deserves much more recognition and awareness for the great work he has done.  This was a dream interview and I hope that everybody enjoys it!

In a bucket list type of moment, Matt gets to sit down with somebody he has long admired and wanted to speak with, Coach Bob Hurley, who led St. Anthony to greatness over a long career. Unfortunately, finances forced the small catholic school to close last year. Hurley sacrificed college and probably pro coaching riches to stay close to home and do the things he did for his community. He is an absolute inspiration and an encyclopedia of basketball and sports. More than anything, I learned first-hand that he is a truly great guy and somebody who deserves much more recognition and awareness for the great work he has done. This was a dream interview and I hope that everybody enjoys it!

The Matty Faz Podcast w/ Coach Bob Hurley Sr.