The Other Tom Green Show

Who is the voice you hear at the biggest sporting events in the world? On this episode of The Other Tom Green Show, Tom Green sits down with legendary public address announcer Alan Roach — the iconic voice of the Colorado Avalanche, Denver Broncos, Super Bowl, Olympics, X Games, and more.   Alan shares incredible stories from behind the microphone, how he landed the Rockies job at the last minute,...

Masters Week sets the stage for a wide-ranging conversation between Tom Green and longtime friend and former PGA Tour winner Mark Wiebe. From the nerves and intimidation of playing Augusta National to the evolution of the modern game, Wiebe offers a candid look at what it takes to compete at the highest level. He shares firsthand stories from his career, including his breakthrough win after missin...

Justin Simmons sits down with Tom Green for a wide-ranging conversation about his NFL career, life beyond football, and what the future may hold. Simmons reflects on his path from an under-recruited high school player to a key figure in Denver’s defense, sharing stories about being drafted by John Elway, learning under coaches like Wade Phillips, Vance Joseph, and Vic Fangio, and becoming a leader...

Tom Green welcomes Susie Wargin for an in-depth conversation on her journey through Denver media, her work with the Broncos, and the changing landscape of sports and broadcasting. From early radio days to becoming a trusted sideline reporter, Susie shares behind-the-scenes stories, career lessons, and her perspective on the growth of women’s sports and media in Colorado. The conversation also touc...

Tom Green sits down with ESPN’s Jeff Legwold for a wide-ranging conversation on football, media, and the grind behind a decades-long career covering the NFL. Legwold reflects on his unconventional path into journalism—including 366 rejection letters—and how that shaped his no-nonsense, “be right over first” approach to reporting. The conversation explores the evolution of sports media from print v...

Tom Green welcomes longtime Denver sports figure Bill Hanzlik for a wide-ranging conversation about basketball, coaching, and community impact. Hanzlik reflects on his unlikely path to the NBA, including how his defensive mindset helped him stand out at Notre Dame and eventually carve out a role with the Denver Nuggets. He shares behind-the-scenes stories from the Nuggets’ fast-paced 1980s teams u...

Mike Nelson sits down with Tom Green for a wide-ranging conversation about sports, storms, science, and the future of climate in Colorado. The episode opens with Tom recounting his own experience covering games during the 1997 blizzard before Nelson shares the unforgettable story of Steve Atwater seeking shelter in his home during that same storm — a moment that later appeared on a Broncos Super B...

In this episode of The Other Tom Green Show , Tom is joined by former Channel 4 and 9 sportscaster Mark McIntosh for a wide-ranging conversation that blends Denver sports history with a deeply personal journey through adversity and recovery. McIntosh recalls his time covering CU football during Bill McCartney’s rise, the impact of legendary Denver broadcasters like Ron Zappolo and Irv Brown, and w...

In the wake of Doug Moe’s passing, Tom Green welcomes longtime friend and acclaimed sportswriter Rick Reilly to discuss Moe’s lasting impact on the Denver Nuggets and what made him one of the most accessible and authentic figures in professional sports. Reilly shares memories from covering Moe early in his career and contrasts Moe’s laid-back, honest approach with more traditional coaching persona...

Tom Green sits down with The Ringer’s senior NFL editor Lindsay Jones to unpack one of the most controversial Hall of Fame voting cycles in recent memory. Lindsay shares what it was like being in the room when Bill Belichick failed to receive enough support for induction and explains how the new voting structure may be reshaping the process. The conversation then shifts to Super Bowl week in Santa...

Steve Foley’s Broncos career spanned one of the most transformative periods in team history, from the emergence of the Orange Crush defense to the dawn of the John Elway era. In this conversation, Foley walks through how his quarterback background shaped his instincts as a defensive back, why preparation and anticipation mattered more than speed, and how defensive coordinator Joe Collier found pre...

Darren McKee sits down with Tom Green to talk about the craft of radio, the importance of storytelling, and why the most powerful word in broadcasting is “you.” McKee shares personal stories from his early days in radio, lessons learned from being fired and rehired, and how embracing digital platforms has reshaped his career in his 50s. The discussion naturally shifts into Denver sports, with in-d...

Mark Schlereth sits down with Tom Green for an unforgettable episode that goes far beyond football. Schlereth opens by sharing what it was like growing up in Alaska, where opportunities were limited and the path to college football — let alone the NFL — was anything but clear. He walks through his winding journey to the University of Idaho, constant position changes, repeated surgeries, and the mo...

Tom Green welcomes Romi Bean of CBS4 Denver for an in-depth conversation about the evolution of women in sports media, the realities of building a broadcasting career without traditional journalism training, and the importance of developing an authentic voice. Romi opens up about her early struggles with imposter syndrome, the stigma she faced after beginning her career as a Broncos cheerleader, a...

In this episode of The Other Tom Green Show , Tom Green sits down with Nuggets legend and Hall of Famer Dan Issel for an in-depth look at basketball across generations. They revisit Denver’s improbable playoff upset of the Seattle SuperSonics, Issel’s path from Kentucky to the ABA and NBA, and the personalities that shaped the Nuggets, including David Thompson, Alex English, Kiki Vandeweghe, and C...

This year-end special brings together standout moments from The Other Tom Green Show in 2025, highlighting conversations with iconic figures across sports, broadcasting, and comedy. Tom revisits discussions with Ron Zappolo on the birth of Orange Crush, Karl Mecklenburg on his Hall of Fame case and legendary hits, and Scott Hastings reflecting on the rise of Nikola Jokic. The episode also features...

Tom Green welcomes Denver comedian Adam Cayton-Holland for a wide-ranging discussion that begins with sports and comedy colliding, from Slap Shot and Bull Durham to the challenges of making football look real on screen. Adam delivers standout humor about Denver International Airport, local politics, and growing up immersed in Colorado sports, while explaining how his fandom for the Rockies fractur...

Tom Green sits down with Dave Logan to trace one of the most unique careers in Colorado sports history. Logan discusses his path from standout multi-sport athlete to NFL wide receiver, longtime Broncos radio voice, and one of the most successful high-school football coaches in the country. He shares stories from the broadcast booth, including what it means to reach 600 games, how radio play-by-pla...

Tom Green sits down with Denver icon Kim Christiansen for a candid and emotional conversation about journalism, friendship, resilience, and the Colorado stories that shaped a generation. Kim looks back at covering the Avalanche’s first Stanley Cup, surviving a chaotic celebration in Larimer Square, and the unforgettable families she met during tragedies like Columbine. She reflects on coming up in...

In this episode of The Other Tom Green Show , Tom welcomes former Broncos kicker Rich Karlis , whose pressure-packed kicks, barefoot style, and unforgettable moments made him one of the most unique figures in franchise history. Karlis reflects on the famous 33-yard overtime kick in Cleveland that sent the Broncos to the Super Bowl, the challenges of kicking in the old dog-pound end zone, and why t...

On this episode of The Other Tom Green Show , Tom welcomes Colorado filmmaker Anders Lindwall, whose debut feature Green and Gold blends football, farming, family, and faith into one of the most talked-about indie releases of the year. Anders shares how growing up near the Wisconsin-Michigan border—and living through the rise of Brett Favre and the Packers of the mid-90s—influenced the tone and th...

In this episode, Tom welcomes Avalanche host Kyle Keefe for an insightful, emotional, and hilarious look at the man behind one of Colorado’s most recognizable sports personalities. Kyle reflects on growing up in Casper, Wyoming, his early ambitions in broadcasting, and the relentless persistence that led to his first internship with the Avalanche — including delivering pizzas to the McNichols Aren...

This week, Tom sits down with his longtime friend Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald — veterinarian, comedian, storyteller, and Denver icon. Kevin shares how a chance conversation with Keith Richards pushed him toward veterinary medicine, the teachers who changed the course of his life, and why comedy became such a powerful creative outlet. He and Tom swap stories about their years working together on televisio...

Scott Hastings joins Tom Green to reflect on a life lived across basketball’s biggest moments — from facing Larry Bird in the 1979 NCAA Regional Final to broadcasting Jokić’s nightly brilliance. Hastings shares stories of Sidney Moncrief and the iconic Sports Illustrated “High on the Hogs” cover that drew him to Arkansas, his time under Hall of Fame coach Eddie Sutton, and his wild journey through...

In this episode, Tom Green welcomes Colorado broadcasting icon Drew Goodman, the voice of the Rockies, for a wide-ranging conversation about baseball, broadcasting, and life in Colorado. The two look back on the origins of the Rockies and how early figures like Don Baylor and Bob Gebhart helped build credibility for a brand-new franchise. Goodman shares his perspective on why altitude should be an...