Good question, very existential. Frankly, I'm glad I asked it. (Actually, Roger daltrey asked it first.)

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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've 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 kids, who don't seem to cry too often at my material.