Good question, very existential. Frankly, I'm glad I asked it.

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I've been around the block, to say the least. I've seen my share of hockey brawls, soccer riots and an occasional synchronized swimming wardrobe malfunction.

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I have also hosted my share of momentous events and gold medal triumphs. Along the way, I've lost luggage in no less than three countries, which is remarkable since i have been jet lagged in over 10 times as many.

 

my interest in tv and being on-camera began around the time my existence did, when it became clear i wasn't going to be drafted onto anything other than a beer league softball team.

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From the kid who had the strange voice in grade school to the guy who has the distinct voice on network television, I have seen and experienced a lot.  

 

Sacrifice, overcoming obstacles and thinking on the fly are all aspects one needs to deal with to become a veteran of the we'll-let-you-know club. In the end, achieving my dream makes it all the more worthwhile.

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I also need to give proper due to my wife- and, no, she didn't make me write this- tali, who helps me pack on every trip and films my auditions; as well as my daughter kaia and son noah, who don't seem to cry too often at my material.