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The voice of the Chicago Bulls and Chicagoland Sports Hall of Famer, Chuck Swirsky, remembers his mentor, Joe Tait — the legendary voice of the Cleveland Cavaliers and an Ohio broadcasting icon. Chuck reflects on how Joe became such an important influence in his life, why he was so beloved throughout Ohio, and the incredible versatility he displayed behind the microphone, including his work calling baseball. He also shares lessons today's young broadcasters can learn from Joe, where he ranks among the greatest announcers ever to call an NBA game, and much more. Visit https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/.
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