Robb Leer's guest appearances

Robb Leer

Flashback Twin Cities

Minnesota Fight Night 

Louie Anderson

David Morrell

Steve Carroll

Josh Clark

Michael Lewis

Jamal James

Jason Davis

Tony Woods

Richard Smith

James Clark

Jim Newman

Neil Murray

Julie Kramer

Nick Coleman

Danny Morgan

OwlTail

Robb Leer was a broadcast journalist at KSTP-TV for more than 23 years. During that time, Robb covered all the major league sports in town, plus special events such as the 1980, 1984, and 1988 Olympic Games. As a young reporter in 1980, Robb had a front row seat for the U.S. Olympic Hockey Team's improbable "Miracle On Ice" gold medal run. Robb, who also had a 10-year run as a senior investigative reporter for KSTP TV, has long been plugged into the local boxing scene. A passionate fan of the Sweet Science, Robb covered the 1980 heavyweight championship bout between Scott LeDoux and Larry Holmes at the Metropolitan Sports Center in Bloomington, among other big fights. Robb is currently the owner of Leer Communications, a Minneapolis-based provider of a wide range of media relations services. In that capacity, he serves as the boxing publicist for the historic Minneapolis Armory. Rich in boxing history, the Armory has hosted fights featuring all-time boxing greats such as Sugar Ray Robinson and Henry Armstrong. More recently, it has been the scene of multiple nationally televised fights featuring top local, national and international fistic talent.  In this interview, Robb talks about his broadcast journalism career, shares stories about Minnesota boxing greats such as Scott LeDoux, and explains what it's like to put on a major boxing event. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brian-johnson492/support

Robb Leer was a broadcast journalist at KSTP-TV for more than 23 years. During that time, Robb covered all the major league sports in town, plus special events such as the 1980, 1984, and 1988 Olympic Games. As a young reporter in 1980, Robb had a front row seat for the U.S. Olympic Hockey Team's improbable "Miracle On Ice" gold medal run.  Robb, who also had a 10-year run as a senior investigative reporter for KSTP TV, has long been plugged into the local boxing scene. A passionate fan of the Sweet Science, Robb covered the 1980 heavyweight championship bout between Scott LeDoux and Larry Holmes at the Metropolitan Sports Center in Bloomington, among other big fights.  Robb is currently the owner of Leer Communications, a Minneapolis-based provider of a wide range of media relations services. In that capacity, he serves as the boxing publicist for the historic Minneapolis Armory. Rich in boxing history, the Armory has hosted fights featuring all-time boxing greats such as Sugar Ray Robinson and Henry Armstrong. More recently, it has been the scene of multiple nationally televised fights featuring top local, national and international fistic talent.   In this interview, Robb talks about his broadcast journalism career, shares stories about Minnesota boxing greats such as Scott LeDoux, and explains what it's like to put on a major boxing event.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/brian-johnson492/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/brian-johnson492/support</a>

An interview with Robb Leer, boxing publicist for the Minneapolis Armory

Debbie Ely

Today we talk to Debbie Ely and Robb Leer. Together they were two fantastic reporters for WCCO in the 80's. Listen in as we talk to them how they got started with their careers, what their experience was like being on the air and what they're doing now. 05-04-2013

Today we talk to Debbie Ely and Robb Leer. Together they were two fantastic reporters for WCCO in the 80's. Listen in as we talk to them how they got started with their careers, what their experience was like being on the air and what they're doing now. 05-04-2013

Debbie Ely & Robb Leer of WCCO