http://www.sportsmediaguide.com Exploring the art and craft of sports media Thu, 11 Feb 2010 21:30:07 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en [div graybox]An Interview with Seth Wickersham – Part Deux “I think piped-in music is more necessary at pro games than college games. College fans are intrinsically different from pro fans. They’re louder, more passionate, younger. Many attendees of pro games aren’t even fans.” “When I got home and started writing, the “what-does-it-mean?” ... http://www.sportsmediaguide.com/interviews/seth-wickersham-%e2%80%93-part-deux/ [div graybox]An Interview with Cal Fussman “I've always felt people are more apt to give good answers when they're relaxed, and that they can become relaxed when they see that you're relaxed. My goal is always to make people forget they're being interviewed.” “Walk into an interview with 100 questions in your ... http://www.sportsmediaguide.com/interviews/cal-fussman/ [div graybox]An Interview with Mike Sielski “It’s a story that touches on a lot of themes and topics: the connection between sports and the military - as much as there is one - small-town America, football, the war, parents’ feelings over their son’s decision to join the military, the impact that ... http://www.sportsmediaguide.com/interviews/mike-sielski/ [div graybox]An Interview with Stefan Fatsis “Just eight players who were on the Broncos when I was there in 2006 were still with the team when I wrote the new afterword – and just seven were when the 2009 training camp opened…I like to describe this book as the story of ... http://www.sportsmediaguide.com/interviews/stefan-fatsis/ [div graybox]An Interview with Frank H. Shorr “Future opportunities for employment in the sports media field lay on the local fronts…Community newspapers and small market television stations… Though they won't pay on the same scale, the chances of working should be greater and if a journalist can bring multimedia skills to ... http://www.sportsmediaguide.com/interviews/frank-h-shorr/