SPORTS SPECTRUM EPISODE 2: SCOTT SMITH
Sports Spectrum Podcast with Jason Romano • 40m
Scott Smith is a co-host of the “Scott and Kelli” show every weekday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET on the K-LOVE radio network. He grew up in southern Minnesota, where his passion for sports was fueled by watching his dad coach high school football, track and basketball. As a boy, Smith dreamed of being a professional football player for his beloved Minnesota Vikings.
At the age of 15, he got his first job in broadcasting, as a radio DJ on KKOJ in Jackson, Minn. For 24 years, Smith has worked in Christian radio, with the past 11 being at K-LOVE.
Smith has been married to his wife, Missy, for the past 25 years, and they have three children: Nathan, Austin and Charin.
On this episode of the podcast, we talk to Smith about his job with K-LOVE, which famous athlete listens to his show, his powerful story of coming to faith, facing temptations as a young broadcaster, and how Christians can do a better job of not putting famous Christian athletes on pedestals.
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