Shelby Hild

09/04/23 • 42 min

I didn't realize it until Shelby said it while we were recording, but I've known her for 10 years now.

This episode is a little different because I'm having a conversation with someone that I know but we still discuss some things about each other that we didn't know.

Shelby works at Baylor University in the athletic department, serving as director of communications. We spend some time catching up, talking about how and why she works in sports, her various career stops, and more.

I didn't realize it until Shelby said it while we were recording, but I've known her for 10 years now.

This episode is a little different because I'm having a conversation with someone that I know but we still discuss some things about each other that we didn't know.

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Martin Kilcoyne is the Sports Director at FOX-2, a position he’s held since 2002. He joined the station as a Sports Reporter in July, 1997.

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