Sports Untold

Sports Untold 163 Dave Sims

Paul is joined on the 163rd episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast, for the third time, by the legendary Dave Sims. Now the Yankees play-by-play broadcaster, Dave spent many years with Seattle’s broadcasting team calling some of the most infamous Mariners moments in recent history.  
Dave shares some special moments from his time with the M’s–discussing Rizzs’ retirement and what it was like to work with Niehaus. He also tells listeners what it is like to be a voice of the people. 
Olivia asks Dave about his scorekeeping must-haves and best techniques, and how playing the position of catcher has helped him in his broadcasting career. 
The two discuss what it is like to cover Aaron Judge, recent Hall of Fame inductees, and big names in broadcasting.

Sports Untold 162 Aaron Levine

Paul is joined on the 162nd episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by the sports director of Fox 13 Seattle, Aaron Levine. Aaron is the principal host of Fox 13’s Seahawks coverage and has great insight into the success of Seattle’s teams this past year.  
Aaron shares with the listeners how he got the sports media bug, as well as the many moments since then that have rewarded his initial interest. The two discuss many great names in the broadcasting world, including Rick Rizzs and his recently announced retirement. 
Aaron analyzes the differences between the Seahawks Superbowl teams over the last couple decades, Marshawn Lynch’s Hall of Fame chances, and Bill Bellicheck not being a first ballot Hall of Famer. And, of course, Aaron tells listeners about his favorite 2026 Superbowl moments and what it was like to cover the event.

Sports Untold 161 Jessamyn McIntyre

Paul is joined on the 161st episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by sideline reporter, sports radio host and producer Jessamyn McIntyre. Jessamyn has been in the sports media industry for about 2 decades and she had so many wonderful stories to share!
Jessamyn explains how she got the sports “bug,” her thoughts on ESPN’s list of the top 100 athletes of the 21st Century, and her top moments while working in the Seattle sports scene. Jessamyn had some fun stories of the late, great Mike Leach. 
The two discuss the future of WSU Football, the upcoming Hawks game against the Rams, the 2026 Mariners season, and the Kraken. Jessamyn provided a great interview that Seattle sports fans will find really interesting.

Sports Untold 160 Shannon Drayer

Paul and Olivia are joined on the 160th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast by incredible sports journalist, Shannon Drayer. Shannon has been covering the Mariner for Seattle Sports radio insider for many years. She is an expert on all things Mariners!
In this episode, Shannon shares lots of unique stories from her time with the team, including stories with some Seattle greats like Dave Niehaus and Edgar Martinez. She tells the audience about her favorite ballparks, how she handles her busy work schedule, and her experience moving up in the sports media industry.
The three discuss the upcoming baseball season and where Shannon sees it going for the team, including Naylor's contract, Miller's arbitration situation, and the options for another bat.
Baseball fans will love this episode with Shannon Drayer.

Sports Untold 159 Ian Furness

Paul is joined on the 159th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast by seasoned sports broadcaster, Ian Furness. Ian has a long history in the broadcasting industry covering tons of Pacific Northwest teams, including the Seahawks, Trailblazers, and now the Kraken. His expertise in Seattle sports is present in this interview.
In this episode, Paul and Ian cover Furness’s time at O’Dea, the Indiana Football team, and the many Seahawks he got to know while covering the team. The two have an interesting conversation about Slate Gordon’s impact on the sports scene in Seattle and the lack thereof from some other Seattle area politicians. 
Ian gives an interesting take on the criticism Dan Wilson faced last season, despite making it further in the playoffs than ever before. Furness also shares with the audience his favorite Seattle sports moments.

Sports Untold 158 Juan Cotto

Paul is joined on the 158th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast by Seattle-based “jack-of-all-trades,” Juan Cotto. Cotto has had a presence in civics, politics, and charities, played college baseball, had a sports radio podcast, and has been a high school football coach. Juan brings his great experience to this interesting interview. 
In this episode, Paul and Juan cover a wide range of topics: Juan’s charity work, his idea for a Pacific Northwest baseball league, the future of the Mariners and Seahawks, and much more. 
The two discuss the recent news about Husky Quarterback Demond Williams Jr., Juan’s time coaching high school football, and his interview with new Seattle mayor, Katie Wilson.
Seattle and Seattle sports fans will enjoy this in depth interview with Juan Cotto.

Sports Untold 127 Dylan Jackson

Paul is joined on the 157th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast by former University of Washington rower and current attorney, Dylan Jackson. In this episode, Paul and Dylan dive into rowing–a sport with a significant tradition in the Pacific Northwest. 
Dylan was a varsity men’s rowing letterman at the UW, a member of a UW PAC-10 rowing championship squad, and a silver medal winner at a competition in Ohio. Dylan is now an attorney colleague where he practices primarily as a civil defense trial lawyer at the Seattle law firm of Wilson Smith Cochran Dickerson.
In this interview, you will hear how Dylan got the rowing bug, about his former coach, Bob Ernst, and his thoughts on the famous book and movie about the 1936 University of Washington crew team, ‘Boys in the Boat.’
The two discuss the ways in which the sport has grown in the PNW and how Dylan would attempt to grow the sport to those outside of the typically considered rowing community. Listeners will also hear Dylan's answers to the infamous 'Sports Untold' questions.

Sports Untold 156 Greg Lewis

Paul is joined on the 156th edition of the 'Sports Untold' podcast for the annual Husky Football Preview episode by University of Washington football legend and retired NFL player Greg Lewis. Greg is currently a member of Seattle's KJR FM 93.3 'Husky Honks' show.
In this interview, you will hear Greg's thoughts about last year’s Husky football team, Jedd Fisch’s performance last year and the 2025 Husky football squad. Greg also gives his BIG 10 predictions. 
Paul and Greg discuss various topics like the Seahawks, Shedeur Sanders’ drop to the 5th round of the draft, and predictions on Pete Carroll’s upcoming season with the Raiders. Greg also gives listeners insight into his feelings about what the PAC 12 is becoming.

Sports Untold 155 Steve Scheffler

Paul is joined on the 155th episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ Podcast by business owner and former NBA player (and Seattle Supersonic!) Steve Scheffler.
Listeners will enjoy listening to Steve’s unique perspective as a self proclaimed “caboose on a bullet train.” He shares some wonderful stories about his time playing college basketball at Purdue and his time in the NBA, including the player’s trips to Friedman’s Shoes in Atlanta! Paul and Steve also discuss various characters throughout Steve’s career, including Gary Peyton, Coach Keady, and more. 
Steve did his research and had great answers for the infamous ‘Sports Untold’ questions. Basketball fans will find this episode very interesting!

Sports Untold 154 Jamie Christian

Paul is joined on the 154th episode of the ‘Sports Untold’ podcast by Coach Jamie Christian. Jamie, the nephew of friend of the pod, Dennis Erickson, has many years of coaching college and NFL football under his belt and is currently the Special Teams Coach at Oregon State University.
Jamie talks about how his family has influenced his time in football. He also details his duties as the special teams coach and the roles he plays at Oregon State. Paul asks about Coach’s time playing at both Fresno State and Central Washington, including his thoughts on today’s transfer portal from the perspective of a transfer. 
The two also cover the PAC 12 conference and what that might look like this year in terms of teams possibly joining and playoff chances. Olivia asks about his favorite place he has lived/coached. And, of course, Coach Jamie answers the classic ‘Sports Untold’ questions. 
Football fans will enjoy this dive into the sport from a very experienced and successful coach!