Jon Chelesnik's guest appearances

Jon Chelesnik

Say the Damn Score Sportscasting Podcast

The Podcast About Sports Radio : Chats With Industry Leaders

Airing It Out-Files From Leahy's Broadcast Booth

Sports Booth

Zach McCrite

Kenny Albert

Dan Rusanowsky

Paul Allen

Dave Goren

John Forslund

Dan Shulman

Mike Murphy

Matt Jones

John Nicholson

Ray Ferraro

Bob Costas

Tony Bruno

Steve Jones

Mike Kelly

OwlTail

A discussion with the CEO of the Sportscasters Talent Agency of America (STAA), Jon Chelesnik. Great stuff here about the broadcasting industry! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john-leahy/message

A discussion with the CEO of the Sportscasters Talent Agency of America (STAA), Jon Chelesnik. Great stuff here about the broadcasting industry!  --- 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> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/john-leahy/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/john-leahy/message</a>

Talking Sports Broadcasting with STAA CEO Jon Chelesnik 

Get advice, tips and information from a leader in the sports play-by-play placement industry. Hear Jon's words of advice for success and what he feels are important and critical steps to manage along the way. Over the years, STAA has successfully placed more than 1,100 sports broadcasters with teams, networks and organizations across the country. Their website offers guidance for broadcasters of all levels of experience, including entry level, on topics such as building a resume and demo. The site features headlines from around the industry, a blog and other resources, including a robust listing of available jobs. Visit the website at www.staatalent.com. You can also reach out to Jon himself at jon@staatalent.com.     (Music by Kevin MacLeod)  ---   This episode is sponsored by  · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Get advice, tips and information from a leader in the sports play-by-play placement industry. Hear Jon's words of advice for success and what he feels are important and critical steps to manage along the way. Over the years, STAA has successfully placed more than 1,100 sports broadcasters with teams, networks and organizations across the country. Their website offers guidance for broadcasters of all levels of experience, including entry level, on topics such as building a resume and demo. The site features headlines from around the industry, a blog and other resources, including a robust listing of available jobs. Visit the website at <a href="http://www.staatalent.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.staatalent.com</a>. You can also reach out to Jon himself at jon@staatalent.com.  (Music by Kevin MacLeod) --- 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>

Episode 25-Job Searching Tips (GUEST: Jon Chelesnik, Founder/Owner-Sportscasters Talent Agency of America-STAA)

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EP 004: Jon Chelesnik, Owner STAA

Show notes &amp; BONUS AUDIO available: aboutsportsradio.com/jon   Jon Chelesnik's road to a my-wife-can-retire-from-work career is one that is very rare. He went from local update anchor to local host to being hired to host at ESPN Radio.  That's not the part that makes him unique. When he was replaced at ESPN Radio, he decided to cultivate similar talented people and then, hopefully, find them jobs.  And the Sportscasters Talent Agency of America was born. Jon tells the story of his rise and fall behind the microphone and the gradually-ascending career he has made starting his own company in the sports talk field.   INSIDE THIS EPISODE... - Jon talks about how he got into sports radio and how he got to ESPN Radio. [1:29] - Jon tells a great story about how a question he was asked in a job interview with the boss of ESPN Radio. [5:07] - Self doubt was a part of Jon's sports radio self. He talks about it. [7:28] - Success in the sports radio industry is just like any other industry. Jon explains. [9:26] - The biggest mistake sports talk hosts are making, according to Jon Chelesnik. [12:00] - The biggest mistake radio play-by-play announcers are making, according to Jon. [13:30] - The story of the berth of the Sportscasters Talent Agency of America. [15:42] - The importance of an understanding spouse as a sports talker. [18:30] - Jon gives the biggest misconceptions of the sports radio industry. [23:20] - What are the best traits of a good sports talk interviewer? [27:18] - The greatest, currently, in sports talk radio according to Jon. [29:13] - Jon tells a very interesting story about how rummaged through Jim Rome's personal possessions. [30:33]   Want a free audiobook: aboutsportsradio.com/audible

Show notes &amp; BONUS AUDIO available: <a href="http://aboutsportsradio.com/jon" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">aboutsportsradio.com/jon</a> Jon Chelesnik's road to a my-wife-can-retire-from-work career is one that is very rare. He went from local update anchor to local host to being hired to host at ESPN Radio.  That's not the part that makes him unique. When he was replaced at ESPN Radio, he decided to cultivate similar talented people and then, hopefully, find them jobs.  And the Sportscasters Talent Agency of America was born. Jon tells the story of his rise and fall behind the microphone and the gradually-ascending career he has made starting his own company in the sports talk field. INSIDE THIS EPISODE... - Jon talks about how he got into sports radio and how he got to ESPN Radio. [1:29] - Jon tells a great story about how a question he was asked in a job interview with the boss of ESPN Radio. [5:07] - Self doubt was a part of Jon's sports radio self. He talks about it. [7:28] - Success in the sports radio industry is just like any other industry. Jon explains. [9:26] - The biggest mistake sports talk hosts are making, according to Jon Chelesnik. [12:00] - The biggest mistake radio play-by-play announcers are making, according to Jon. [13:30] - The story of the berth of the Sportscasters Talent Agency of America. [15:42] - The importance of an understanding spouse as a sports talker. [18:30] - Jon gives the biggest misconceptions of the sports radio industry. [23:20] - What are the best traits of a good sports talk interviewer? [27:18] - The greatest, currently, in sports talk radio according to Jon. [29:13] - Jon tells a very interesting story about how rummaged through Jim Rome's personal possessions. [30:33] Want a free audiobook: <a href="http://aboutsportsradio.com/audible" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">aboutsportsradio.com/audible</a>