Kevin Fishbain
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1,371 appearances
12 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 12 Aug
Kevin Fishbain’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Big thank you to Mike Hall.
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What a fun episode and what a great storyteller.
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I watched Dream Job as I was smack dabbing that demographic, a high schooler with sports journalism aspirations who watched Sports Center every day.
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And now I've watched Mike on BTN for two decades.
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You can check him out there as college football season gets underway.
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Thank you, our producer Mark Scheck, our title sponsor, the National Sports Media Association, and thank you for listening.
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You can follow me on Twitter and Blue Sky at KFishbane and Instagram at Kevin Fishbane.
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The Bears' first preseason game is this weekend, so check out my stories leading up to and following a real football game.
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Head to nationalsportsmedia.org to learn more about the NSMA.
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We'll talk to you next week.
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Hey everyone, welcome to Breaking In with Kevin Fishbane, brought to you by the National Sports Media Association.
This is the podcast that tells the origin stories of your favorite sports media personalities.
It's episode 70 in a special Chicago Radio Twofer.
My guests are Tom Waddle and Mark Silverman, hosts of the Waddle & Sylvie Show on ESPN Radio 1000.
They host the longest running sports show in town, first getting paired together in 2007.
We get three origin stories in this episode.
First, it's Tom Waddell, a star high school athlete who played college football at Boston College before his six-year NFL career with the Chicago Bears.
You'll hear how he started doing radio shows while he still played and what led him to go the broadcast route when his career ended.
Then there's Sylvie, who had dreams of being in sports radio when he was a kid growing up in the Chicago suburbs.
You'll hear about his time at Southern Illinois doing play-by-play before he got his first radio job in Iowa, then an opportunity to come back home and work for WGN.
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