Kristen Joy Hoadley

They are watching it on TV just like you are watching it on TV.

They are not there.

They are not.

Now, there are people that, of course, are on the ground.

There's the people who do the wrap-up show or they're doing the broadcast and they're in Cortina or in Milan or wherever it is.

But the people who are calling the curling, the luging, the skeleton.

That's New Hampshire.

They're in New Hampshire and they're in a studio and they're watching it on TV and they have multiple different views.

They go, they put their cameras there.

The Olympic Committee puts cameras and microphones there.

It all comes together in the NBC facility and it's an amazing technical feat to make it all happen.

Wow.

38 different studios at any given time that are live doing the calling of these games for NBC.

It shocked me.

It shocked me.

I wasn't under the impression that every single one of these things was live in the studio.

But the way that they mix it, it just sounds so authentic and organic.

And it really surprised me to know that most of it, they're not even on the same continent.

No.

They're somewhere else and without delay.