Jay Stickney's guest appearances

Jay Stickney

The Pipeline Show

BeStoryDriven

Locked On Blackhawks - Daily Podcast On The Chicago Blackhawks

Nick Schmaltz

John Doe

Mark Lazerus

Max Domi

Jeff Greenberg

Peter DeBoer

Robin Lehner

Jared Ellis

Doug Wilson

Brian Burke

Kendall Coyne

Gary Bettman

Charlie Roumeliotis

Eddie Olczyk

Stan Bowman

OwlTail

Ian Mitchell

On this episode of Locked On Blackhawks, Jay Zawaski chats with Jay Stickney, the 20 year voice of University of Denver hockey, about Ian Mitchell, the Blackhawks top prospect. All that and more on Locked On Blackhawks. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.All music by Greg Henkin Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of Locked On Blackhawks, Jay Zawaski chats with Jay Stickney, the 20 year voice of University of Denver hockey, about Ian Mitchell, the Blackhawks top prospect. All that and more on Locked On Blackhawks. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your Team. Every Day.All music by <a href="https://www.gregsguitarlessons.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Greg Henkin</a> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Locked On Blackhawks 134 - 04.24.2020 - Scouting Ian Mitchell with Jay Stickney, voice of DU Hockey

He shoots, he scores!It was awesome chatting with the play-by-play sportscaster of DU Pioneer Hockey, Jay Stickney. He has been with DU for 16 years now and takes us through his time starting out to announcing the NCAA championship games in 2004 and 2005 and all of his crazy experiences along the way. Jay also talks about using the secrets of improv to engage his audience, the best and worst hockey towns and his brush with greatness on the set of Diagnosis Murder with Dick Van Dyke. He also gives us spot on impressions of sportscaster greats Keith Jackson, Harry Caray and Marv Albert (hint, Marv comes in at the end).I met Jay from doing improv at Denver's Bovine Metropolis Theatre. In fact, it was Jay's comedic background that got him the job with DU, citing that they wanted someone more like Dennis Miller than just another broadcaster. Sometimes that his humor gets him in trouble with fans though:"One time, four or five DU players were called for penalties at the end of a game and a couple guys had to sit on laps in the penalty box because the box only holds about three players at a time. So I made a joke about there being a lap dance going on in the penalty box. I got a call from an unhappy listener the next day. That was several years ago and I have not had any upset calls since. Maybe no one is listening to me anymore."Jay also spends time helping people find their dream homes, staying amongst the Top 20% Producers among all Denver Metro Realtors. Let's face it, buying a home is stressful, why not pick a realtor who is entertaining? You can contact him through Brix Real Estate in Denver.Please enjoy my talk with Jay Stickney. Thanks for listening!Takeaways-Know yourself and know your audience.-It always sounds better saying it as it comes rather than scripting it out.-Be prepared to adjust.-Too many stats can overwhelm.-Learn the importance of silence.-Is there exaggeration in broadcasting? Absolutely.

He shoots, he scores! It was awesome chatting with the play-by-play sportscaster of DU Pioneer Hockey, Jay Stickney. He has been with DU for 16 years now and takes us through his time starting out to announcing the NCAA championship games in 2004 and 2005 and all of his crazy experiences along the way. Jay also talks about using the secrets of improv to engage his audience, the best and worst hockey towns and his brush with greatness on the set of Diagnosis Murder with Dick Van Dyke. He also gives us spot on impressions of sportscaster greats Keith Jackson, Harry Caray and Marv Albert (hint, Marv comes in at the end). I met Jay from doing improv at Denver's Bovine Metropolis Theatre. In fact, it was Jay's comedic background that got him the job with DU, citing that they wanted someone more like Dennis Miller than just another broadcaster. Sometimes that his humor gets him in trouble with fans though: "One time, four or five DU players were called for penalties at the end of a game and a couple guys had to sit on laps in the penalty box because the box only holds about three players at a time. So I made a joke about there being a lap dance going on in the penalty box. I got a call from an unhappy listener the next day. That was several years ago and I have not had any upset calls since. Maybe no one is listening to me anymore." Jay also spends time helping people find their dream homes, staying amongst the Top 20% Producers among all Denver Metro Realtors. Let's face it, buying a home is stressful, why not pick a realtor who is entertaining? You can contact him through Brix Real Estate in Denver. Please enjoy my talk with Jay Stickney. Thanks for listening! Takeaways -Know yourself and know your audience. -It always sounds better saying it as it comes rather than scripting it out. -Be prepared to adjust. -Too many stats can overwhelm. -Learn the importance of silence. -Is there exaggeration in broadcasting? Absolutely.

Interview with Jay Stickney