ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Imagine having over 30 years experience in sports journalism and working with noted sports journalists like Adrian Wojnarowski, Dan Wetzel and Charles Robinson. It's not something Gerry Ahern has to imagine, he experienced it when he was at Yahoo.
The Marquette alum came back to campus in the spring of 2019 to share his wisdom with students in a sports journalism class.
Dan O'Keefe, a digital media major, has Gerry's story.
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