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Paula Duffy and Sports Journey Move to ESPN Florida
Orlando, FL (PRWEB) August 20, 2007 -- Sports media commentator, Paula Duffy, today announced that she will expand her participation on Sports Journey following the radio show?s recent move to ESPN 1060am and ESPN 1080am. Sports Journey, which offers serious sports talk for the serious fan, is broadcast live on weekends on 1060am Space Coast, ESPN?s 50,000 watt Florida affiliate and on 1080am Orlando, ESPN?s 20,000 watt Central Florida Affiliate.
Duffy, a sports expert and former corporate lawyer, provides fresh West Coast and legal perspectives to the East Coast based program. Appearing for the full last hour of each program, Duffy?s duties also include interviewing and booking guests and writing a weekly column, ?My Weekly Sports Journey,? which can be read on the show?s website (www.sportsjourney.com).
Sports Journey?s experienced broadcast team consists of host Lake Lewis, regular co-host Sergio Rodriguez and regular commentators Reggie Williams and Steve Sherwood.
Sports Journey was created by Lake Lewis and has drawn much attention from sports fans and the radio industry for its innovative approach to sports commentary. The show features a combination of sports talk, analysis and guest interviews. Past guests have included NBA pros, UFC and WWE champions, journalists from Sports Illustrated, NBC and ESPN as well as professional and college coaches from across the country.
?I am thrilled to continue and expand my own journey with Sports Journey,? said Paula Duffy. ?I think my West Coast perspective, legal background and female approach continue to provide a unique and exciting element to this dynamic show. I am delighted to work along side the likes of Lake, Sergio, Reggie and Steve on such prestigious ESPN affiliates.?
?For Paula to expand her role with us as a West Coast co-host is a big step for our program,? said Lake Lewis, Founder of Sports Journey. ?We have maintained the same group now for over a year and our listening audience wants to hear more of them. Paula?s unique ability to talk sports and break down the growing number of legal matters in the sports world really brings a level of maturity to our show.?
ABOUT PAULA DUFFY:
Paula Duffy is a sports radio personality with a weekly co-hosting role on Sports Journey Radio, broadcast on ESPN Florida?s 1060AM and 1080AM. She became known as Leeza Gibbons? ?resident sportstress? on the radio program Leeza Live. Formerly a senior corporate lawyer for Sony, Paula is often called upon by major media outlets to provide commentary on US sports stars and institutions and their collisions with the legal system. Paula most recently formed Incidental Contact, LLC (www.incidentalcontact.com), a sports learning site for women, which features her Daily Dose of Duffy columns and podcasts, the instructional and fun ?Woman?s Guide To?? line of audio books and her Sports Knowledge To-Go packages. She offers personal coaching and group sessions for women to teach them the basics about the 3 major sports and also contributes weekly columns to other sports related Internet sites, such as FemmeFan.com.
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