Radio / TV Work
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"...such an upbeat, friendly radio voice...should have been
a baseball color guy."
Sharon Rooney, Rooney Public Relations, Windsor, CA |
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Dan Schlossberg got his start in college, broadcasting baseball games with Len
Berman on Syracuse University's WAER-FM radio, the station that launched the careers of Bob Costas and Marv Albert.
Most recently, Dan was named Travel Editor of "The
Maggie Linton Show" on XM Satellite Radio Ch. 169 (heard Saturdays at 10 p.m.).
He is also contributing editor of Travel With Kal, heard M-F mornings on Connecticut stations WLIS Old Saybrook
and WMRD
Middleton (500,000 listeners).
By far his biggest broadcast project to date is serving as managing editor and on-air host for
BallTalk, the all-baseball radio show co-hosted by Jay Johnstone and Bob
Ibach. Unlike other sports talk shows, BallTalk is all baseball, all the
time. It goes far beyond the scores and highlights, providing lively,
often outspoken commentary that puts listeners inside the clubhouses and front
offices, up close and personal with the movers and shakers of the baseball
world.
Previous broadcast experience
Covered spring training camps for Baseball Hotline (national
audio service) and winter meetings for UPI Audio and Sports Phone. Live
guest appearances on ESPN radio, KMOX, KRXY, KTLA, WABC, WCAU, WCKY, WFAN, WGN,
WJR, WMAL, WMCA, WOND, WOR, MLB.TV, MLB Home Plate (XM Satellite Radio Channel
175), News 12 New Jersey, Time Warner Cable Ch. 10, and many more
On-air host,
Baseball Plus, Manhattan Cable TV show produced by NY chapter, Society
for American Baseball Research
Creator-writer, Baseball Minute (animated) and Diamond Dust videos
Script writer, Olympic Games pilot, ABC Video Enterprises
Script writer, HBO's Race for the Pennant , host: Len Berman
News anchor, KRSN radio, Fort Carson, CO, US Army Reserve, 340th Public
Information Detachment, Ft. Totten, NY
AP Broadcast Editor for New Jersey, writing hourly newscasts
Baseball play-by-play and newsman, WAER-FM (Syracuse U.)
