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Bristol Bound & Down, a Journey to ESPN


I’m a lifelong sports fan and always will be. Since athletics were never a strong suit of mine I once dreamed of being a broadcaster. This dream stemmed from watching many hours of sports coverage on a variety of networks, especially ESPN. I scratched my broadcasting itch while working at KCOU 88.1FM, my college radio station, but I decided that I wouldn’t pursue a career in TV or radio. Being a fan was enough.

So, Mary Kate and I were in central Connecticut doing some goodwill events and showing off the Wienermobile at a few grocery stores, so contacting Bristol, CT based ESPN for a tour was a given. The network was extremely accommodating and gave us a tour to relish of their campus. We parked BOLOGNA next to the ESPN Cafe and checked out the studios.

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  1. Where did the “dog kids love to bite” go? Has Oscar Mayer arrested the bologna hot dog driver? I cannot find the original OMayer dog and disgust doesn’t properly describe my altered opinion of OMayer.

    Comment by John S. Sonin — April 13, 2010 @ 2:23 pm

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