JOURNEY THROUGH SPORTS AND LIFE, with co-hosts, Scott Murray, Marjorie Lewis and Marnie Schneider.
Today, we welcome Ray Ellis!
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MEET OUR CO-HOSTS:
SCOTT MURRAY
Scott Murray is a multi EMMY Award-winning television sports anchor and broadcast journalist, keynote speaker, emcee, author, and co-founder of Murray Media, a National Video and Events Audio/Video Production Company, serving as the Chairman/CEO, since its inception in 2005. Scott was named Sportscaster of the Year 17 times by various news organizations. He has been recognized as a Living Legend of Journalism by the Press Club of Dallas and is a recipient of the prestigious Silver Circle Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
MARJORIE LEWIS
Marjorie has covered events from Wimbledon to the Super Bowl. Marjorie became the first female beat writer covering the Dallas Cowboys when she was named to the beat in 1986 while with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. She covered the SWC and the Cotton Bowl, and was twice named the Lone Star Conference Reporter of the Year. She later joined the SportsDay staff of The Dallas Morning News. Her debut novel, When the Men Were Gone, was named a Best Book by Sports Illustrated, a Best Book So Far by Newsweek, and winner of the Pencraft Award for Literary Excellence.
MARNIE SCHNEIDER
Marnie is CEO of the nonprofit Gameday and author of the book series “Gameday in the USA.” She is also an inspirational speaker and philanthropist whose activities exemplify her passion for sports and helping others achieve their own victories. Marnie’s focus on football and philanthropy is part of her family heritage. She is the granddaughter of Leonard Tose, former owner of the Philadelphia Eagles and founder of the Ronald McDonald House, and the daughter of Susan Tose Spencer, the first female GM of an NFL team as well as legal counsel and VP for the Eagles. _________________________________________________________________________
The podcast is produced by MurrayMedia.net, located in Dallas, TX.
This episode first aired nationally on the SportsMap Radio Network.
Enjoy, share, download, subscribe and let us know what you think of this and every episode of Journey Through Sports and Life!
You can find us on Twitter @journeysportslf, Instagram @journeysportslife, Tik Tok @journeysportslifepodcast and Facebook at Journey Through Sports and Life Podcast.
Check out the Murray Media Video Production/Podcast/Virtual Studios, or to learn more about their Event Audio/Visual or Video Production Services, please visit: MurrayMedia.net
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DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed on Journey Through Sports and Life, are those of the co-hosts and guests, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Murray Media, it's organization, its affiliates, or employees. Any content provided by our co-hosts and guests are of their own opinion and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual or anyone or anything.
JOURNEY THROUGH SPORTS AND LIFE, with co-hosts, Scott Murray, Marjorie Lewis and Marnie Schneider.
Today, we welcome Ray Ellis!
__________________________________________________________________________
MEET OUR CO-HOSTS:
SCOTT MURRAY
Scott Murray is a multi EMMY Award-winning television sports anchor and broadcast journalist, keynote speaker, emcee, author, and co-founder of Murray Media, a National Video and Events Audio/Video Production Company, serving as the Chairman/CEO, since its inception in 2005. Scott was named Sportscaster of the Year 17 times by various news organizations. He has been recognized as a Living Legend of Journalism by the Press Club of Dallas and is a recipient of the prestigious Silver Circle Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
MARJORIE LEWIS
Marjorie has covered events from Wimbledon to the Super Bowl. Marjorie became the first female beat writer covering the Dallas Cowboys when she was named to the beat in 1986 while with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. She covered the SWC and the Cotton Bowl, and was twice named the Lone Star Conference Reporter of the Year. She later joined the SportsDay staff of The Dallas Morning News. Her debut novel, When the Men Were Gone, was named a Best Book by Sports Illustrated, a Best Book So Far by Newsweek, and winner of the Pencraft Award for Literary Excellence.
MARNIE SCHNEIDER
Marnie is CEO of the nonprofit Gameday and author of the book series “Gameday in the USA.” She is also an inspirational speaker and philanthropist whose activities exemplify her passion for sports and helping others achieve their own victories. Marnie’s focus on football and philanthropy is part of her family heritage. She is the granddaughter of Leonard Tose, former owner of the Philadelphia Eagles and founder of the Ronald McDonald House, and the daughter of Susan Tose Spencer, the first female GM of an NFL team as well as legal counsel and VP for the Eagles. _________________________________________________________________________
The podcast is produced by MurrayMedia.net, located in Dallas, TX.
This episode first aired nationally on the SportsMap Radio Network.
Enjoy, share, download, subscribe and let us know what you think of this and every episode of Journey Through Sports and Life!
You can find us on Twitter @journeysportslf, Instagram @journeysportslife, Tik Tok @journeysportslifepodcast and Facebook at Journey Through Sports and Life Podcast.
Check out the Murray Media Video Production/Podcast/Virtual Studios, or to learn more about their Event Audio/Visual or Video Production Services, please visit: MurrayMedia.net
___________________________________________________________________________
DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed on Journey Through Sports and Life, are those of the co-hosts and guests, and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Murray Media, it's organization, its affiliates, or employees. Any content provided by our co-hosts and guests are of their own opinion and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual or anyone or anything.