Those Guys Have All the Fun : Inside the World of ESPN (CD-Audio)

from pineapplejuggler

I appreciate the fact that the authors put in a lot of work in collecting all of their interviews and in organizing them into a cohesive narrative. At times, I was a little disappointed in what they chose to emphasize and what not to emphasize. For instance, I thought the discussion over the poli...

from soleil-mare

This wasn't as definitive as a 750-page oral history should have been. I would have enjoyed more background on many of the narratives, as well as more regarding ESPN's baseball coverage (which fed my addiction growing up as a Dodgers fan in Southern California). But it was an interesting read ove...

from librarianbryan

So much better than I thought it would be. Really this is a book about business and media, or the business of media and not about sports. It helped that I listened to it. It is group oral history so it flowed very smooth. It probably would help if you did watch a little ESPN and know who the on a...

from 06nwingert

Those Guys Have All the Fun is an interesting and in-depth story about ESPN. The book chronicles the chaotic beginnings, the gambling addictions, the alcohol, and the present day, where ESPN is the most well-known sports channel and hosts the biggest names in sports journalism. It's a powerful ra...