Diane Shah's guest appearances

Diane Shah

All Of It 

The Sporting Life with Jeremy Schaap

Conversations with Cornesy

Sports With Friends 

Tyler Kepner

Tom Rinaldi

Peter Botte

Bob Ley

Sam Borden

Bryan Hoch

Doug Glanville

Peter Gammons

Jeff Idelson

David Meltzer

Robert Lee

Ray Shero

Don McLean

John McEnroe

Erika Nardini

OwlTail

Diane Shah is a trail-blazing sports columnist. Her career took off in the 1970's as one of the few female sportswriters in California, let alone the country. She worked primarily for the Los Angeles Herald, but also wrote stories for GQ and Playboy.Her new book, "A Farewell to Arms, Legs, and Jockstraps" is Shah's new memoir.She tells stories of her days covering the Los Angeles Raiders, the Dodgers, and much more. She developed a friendship with Carey Grant. She predates other women sports reporting pioneers and is one of the first in her field.Truly an iconic landmark person, and a wonderful chat to hear her stories.

Diane Shah is a trail-blazing sports columnist. Her career took off in the 1970's as one of the few female sportswriters in California, let alone the country. She worked primarily for the Los Angeles Herald, but also wrote stories for GQ and Playboy. Her new book, "A Farewell to Arms, Legs, and Jockstraps" is Shah's new memoir. She tells stories of her days covering the Los Angeles Raiders, the Dodgers, and much more. She developed a friendship with Carey Grant. She predates other women sports reporting pioneers and is one of the first in her field. Truly an iconic landmark person, and a wonderful chat to hear her stories.

261. Sport Columnist, Reporter, Author Diane Shah 

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Conversations with Cornesy - Diane Shah

The longtime sportswriter describes the challenges she faced as an up-and-coming female sports journalist in the early 1970's and how the industry has changed over the years.

Diane Shah, Sports Journalist