Bill Walton's guest appearances

Bill Walton

Pardon My Take

The Axe Files with David Axelrod

The Herd with Colin Cowherd

The Growth Show

The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz

The Dan Patrick Show 

The Woj Pod

The Paul Finebaum Show

The Michael Kay Show

Sports Illustrated Media Podcast

NBA Hang Time

Chris Vernon Show

The NEW Wholesaler Masterminds Radio Show

The Sports Junkies

Dirty Sports

Mike Trout

Charles Barkley

Rob Manfred

Sean McVay

Jalen Ramsey

Reggie Bush

David Stern

Damian Lillard

Trevor Lawrence

LeBron James

Justin Turner

Luka Doncic

Earl Thomas

Mike Leach

Luke Walton

OwlTail

Dave Pasch

Dave Pasch, PxP announcer for #ESPN joined the guys and talked about the latest going on with working with Bill Walton and a discussion about the #NBA and usage of analytics See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

KNBR Podcast

Dave Pasch, PxP announcer for #ESPN joined the guys and talked about the latest going on with working with Bill Walton and a discussion about the #NBA and usage of analytics See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

2-26 Dave Pasch talks all things NBA & what it is like to work with Bill Walton

After winning a tough road game in double OT the Cats come home and struggle against the LA schools. Brad and Steven debate the Bill Walton factor. Bear Down!

Bear Down Bias

Ep.91: The Cats have a tough week but Bill Walton still loves Tucson.

Eric Edelstein

Episode 168. Eric Edelstein joins the pod and we talk voice work (3:48), calling Gonzaga games on tv (6:48), a Mark Few story (10:31), and some defense of Bill Walton on tv (11:41).

The Sean Widmer Podcast

Episode 168. In defense of Bill Walton (with Eric Edelstein)

“I just love reading about adventure and about history, biography, about why people succeed in life. And one of the overriding themes on the path to success is that as we're all chasing this dream, that when we come to the hurdles, when it seems like it's not going to happen, when the adversity is just overwhelming and just crushing us, somebody, some complete stranger will just come into your life, then all of a sudden give you that little boost, give you the edge, hand you ten dollars, open his hand, come with me. And that and that is what the Grateful Dead is all about.” - Bill WaltonIn this episode of Comes a Time, Mike &amp; Oteil are joined by the legendary former basketball player, sportscaster and beloved Deadhead, Bill Walton. Like the force of energy that he is, Bill takes the lead in the conversation, sharing stories about his mentors through his athletic career, the creative and exploratory environment of his childhood home, and finding purpose and possibilities through the Grateful Dead music and culture. Bill talks about his first Dead show in 1967 at 15 years old, when he says “I don’t remember how we got in, because we didn’t have any money, but somehow we got up to the front row, and I never left.” Bill unexpectedly (or perhaps, exactly as expected) turns the tables and interviews Oteil, at which point we go deep on Oteil’s singing career, transitioning between bands, camaraderie in Dead &amp; Co, and the possibility of bringing his afro back. The three also discuss Oteil’s, Steve Martin’s and Jerry Garcia’s banjo playing. On a more serious note, but equally inspiring, we hear about Bill’s long and arduous journey of learning how to speak, starting at age twenty-eight, after suffering a lifelong speech impediment, for which he now coaches young people with the same issues. Bill Walton was born in downtown San Diego. The family quickly moved to La Mesa, The Jewel of The Hills, where his Mom, Gloria, still lives, in the same house now, for 67 years. He exploded on the international basketball scene while attending Helix High School. Bill went to UCLA as a scholarship player for John Wooden, winning three successive NCAA Player of the Year awards and helping UCLA to consecutive undefeated NCAA championships (1972, 1973), and a record 88-game winning streak. Bill is a member of the NCAA All Time Basketball Team. Bill was selected as the #1 overall pick in the 1974 NBA Draft. Walton and the Portland Trail Blazers won the NBA Championship in 1977, earning the NBA Finals MVP award that season. He was the NBA MVP the next season. Bill won another NBA title, playing with the Boston Celtics in 1986. He was named the NBA 6th Man of the Year that season. Bill is a member of the NBA All Time Team. Walton was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1993. Bill is also in numerous other Halls of Fame, including the HOF of USA High Schools, The NCAA, the NCAA Academic All America, for UCLA, Pac-12, Oregon, San Diego, California, New England, the Boys &amp; Girls Club, Guinness, and the Grateful Dead.  When Bill could no longer play basketball, he started a most unlikely career as a multimedia broadcaster, a career that has now spanned 30 years. Bill has worked for every major network and platform, and has been with ESPN for many years now. Bill is a multi-Emmy Award winning on-air talent. Bill is also a New York Times Best Selling author, with his memoir, Back From The Dead. Bill is a huge music fan, and with...   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Comes A Time

“I just love reading about adventure and about history, biography, about why people succeed in life. And one of the overriding themes on the path to success is that as we're all chasing this dream, that when we come to the hurdles, when it seems like it's not going to happen, when the adversity is just overwhelming and just crushing us, somebody, some complete stranger will just come into your life, then all of a sudden give you that little boost, give you the edge, hand you ten dollars, open his hand, come with me. And that and that is what the Grateful Dead is all about.” - Bill Walton In this episode of Comes a Time, Mike &amp; Oteil are joined by the legendary former basketball player, sportscaster and beloved Deadhead, Bill Walton. Like the force of energy that he is, Bill takes the lead in the conversation, sharing stories about his mentors through his athletic career, the creative and exploratory environment of his childhood home, and finding purpose and possibilities through the Grateful Dead music and culture. Bill talks about his first Dead show in 1967 at 15 years old, when he says “I don’t remember how we got in, because we didn’t have any money, but somehow we got up to the front row, and I never left.” Bill unexpectedly (or perhaps, exactly as expected) turns the tables and interviews Oteil, at which point we go deep on Oteil’s singing career, transitioning between bands, camaraderie in Dead &amp; Co, and the possibility of bringing his afro back. The three also discuss Oteil’s, Steve Martin’s and Jerry Garcia’s banjo playing. On a more serious note, but equally inspiring, we hear about Bill’s long and arduous journey of learning how to speak, starting at age twenty-eight, after suffering a lifelong speech impediment, for which he now coaches young people with the same issues.  Bill Walton was born in downtown San Diego. The family quickly moved to La Mesa, The Jewel of The Hills, where his Mom, Gloria, still lives, in the same house now, for 67 years. He exploded on the international basketball scene while attending Helix High School. Bill went to UCLA as a scholarship player for <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Wooden" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">John Wooden</a>, winning three successive NCAA Player of the Year awards and helping UCLA to consecutive undefeated <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCAA_Division_I_Men%27s_Basketball_Tournament" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">NCAA championships</a> (1972, 1973), and a record 88-game winning streak. Bill is a member of the NCAA All Time Basketball Team. Bill was selected as the #1 overall pick in the 1974 NBA Draft. Walton and the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portland_Trail_Blazers" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Portland Trail Blazers</a> won the NBA Championship in 1977, earning the NBA Finals MVP award that season. He was the NBA MVP the next season. Bill won another NBA title, playing with the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_Celtics" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Boston Celtics</a> in 1986. He was named the NBA 6th Man of the Year that season. Bill is a member of the NBA All Time Team. Walton was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1993. Bill is also in numerous other Halls of Fame, including the HOF of USA High Schools, The NCAA, the NCAA Academic All America, for UCLA, Pac-12, Oregon, San Diego, California, New England, the Boys &amp; Girls Club, Guinness, and the Grateful Dead.  When Bill could no longer play basketball, he started a most unlikely career as a multimedia broadcaster, a career that has now spanned 30 years. Bill has worked for every major network and platform, and has been with E<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESPN" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SPN</a> for many years now. Bill is a multi-Emmy Award winning on-air talent. Bill is also a New York Times Best Selling author, with his memoir, Back From The Dead. Bill is a huge music fan, and with...   See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 21: Bill Walton

Arguably the greatest college basketball player of all time and a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, Bill Walton has been broadcasting college and NBA games on a national level for the past three decades. Along the way, Bill has battled through both major injuries and a stutter. Bill joins Adam to share his best lessons learned across a wide range of topics, from leadership, mentorship, and broadcasting to managing failure, success and your mental health.

Thirty Minute Mentors

Arguably the greatest college basketball player of all time and a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame, Bill Walton has been broadcasting college and NBA games on a national level for the past three decades. Along the way, Bill has battled through both major injuries and a stutter. Bill joins Adam to share his best lessons learned across a wide range of topics, from leadership, mentorship, and broadcasting to managing failure, success and your mental health.

Episode 45: Basketball Legend Bill Walton

Channing Frye

The incomparable Bill Walton joins Channing Frye and Dan Sheldon to talk about why exhibition games don't matter, making the world a better place for everyone, why the Blazers have all the tools they need to win, and lessons from John Wooden.3:22 - Why Bill loves Nurk6:25 - Ant, Dame and the benefits of speed9:51- "We are all Blazers" and why naming the greatest Blazer of all time is difficult14:15 - NBA and social justice21:50 - What made Bill love Oregon24:10 - How the Blazers have everything they need to win26:37 - John Wooden's Pyramid of Success29:26 - Using your platform to create change32:10 - Bill's greatest accomplishment &amp; regrets34:10- What makes Nurk special35:50 - Bill and Channing on their enduring friendship

Talkin' Blazers with Channing Frye

The incomparable Bill Walton joins Channing Frye and Dan Sheldon to talk about why exhibition games don't matter, making the world a better place for everyone, why the Blazers have all the tools they need to win, and lessons from John Wooden.3:22 - Why Bill loves Nurk6:25 - Ant, Dame and the benefits of speed9:51- "We are all Blazers" and why naming the greatest Blazer of all time is difficult14:15 - NBA and social justice21:50 - What made Bill love Oregon24:10 - How the Blazers have everything they need to win26:37 - John Wooden's Pyramid of Success29:26 - Using your platform to create change32:10 - Bill's greatest accomplishment &amp; regrets34:10- What makes Nurk special35:50 - Bill and Channing on their enduring friendship

Bill Walton's World Ft. Channing Frye & Guy in the Blue Shirt

Great positive, insightful Interview with Bill Walton. Talking about his Bike for Humanity coming up, and an array of other subjects, such as his experience with the Boston celtics. Sit back and let the positivity flow. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

What’s in a Name?

Great positive, insightful Interview with Bill Walton. Talking about his Bike for Humanity coming up, and an array of other subjects, such as his experience with the Boston celtics. Sit back and let the positivity flow. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Bill Walton Interview

Bobby Karalla

Mavs.com's Bobby Karalla joins the show for a discussion on Dwight Powell's future with the Mavs and role for the rest of the season, plus Tim Cato interviews the legendary Bill Walton about some of his Mavs connections.Get 40% off your Athletic subscription with theathletic.com/77minutesinheaven!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

77 Minutes in Heaven: A Podcast About the Dallas Mavericks

<a href="http://Mavs.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mavs.com</a>'s Bobby Karalla joins the show for a discussion on Dwight Powell's future with the Mavs and role for the rest of the season, plus Tim Cato interviews the legendary Bill Walton about some of his Mavs connections. Get 40% off your Athletic subscription with <a href="http://theathletic.com/77minutesinheaven!" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">theathletic.com/77minutesinheaven!</a> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Bill Walton Interview & Powell's Future with Bobby Karalla

The word "Legend" doesn't even begin to describe Hall of Famer Bill Walton.    In part one of a very special conversation with Mike Wise, Bill discusses all of these issues and more:Our current societal strife and how we can improve relations with our fellow citizensTaking his Celtics teammates to a Grateful Dead show in 1985Bill's "Bike for Humanity" events to aid those affected by the COVID-19 virusHis feelings about the late NBA Commissioner David Stern and his lasting legacyHis recommendations for books that all of us should read

The Mike Wise Show

The word "Legend" doesn't even begin to describe Hall of Famer Bill Walton. In part one of a very special conversation with Mike Wise, Bill discusses all of these issues and more:<ul><li>Our current societal strife and how we can improve relations with our fellow citizens</li><li>Taking his Celtics teammates to a Grateful Dead show in 1985</li><li>Bill's "Bike for Humanity" events to aid those affected by the COVID-19 virus</li><li>His feelings about the late NBA Commissioner David Stern and his lasting legacy</li><li>His recommendations for books that all of us should read</li></ul>

Bill Walton Part I

Today, Darryl &amp; Dan talk about Bill Walton, Black Lives Matter &amp; Scott Baio 🤨

Bill Walton

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