Jeff Brucculeri Interviews: Recent Episodes
Jeff Brucculeri
As a longtime member of the media, I have the privilege of interviewing many celebrities and sports stars each year. I have a naturally inquisitive mind and enjoy every interview, and have conducted over 2,500 interviews. Please enjoy the interviews and leave a comment.
Sandy Brokaw has represented many celebrities and music artists over the past 50 years, including the Oak Ridge Boys, Righteous Brothers, Roy Clark, and Vicki Lawrence.
Robert G. Lee is a warm-up comic in Hollywood. View "The Corona Diaries" on YouTube. More info at www.robertglee.com
Robert G. Lee is a warm-up comic in Hollywood. View "The Corona Diaries" on YouTube. More info at www.robertglee.com
Bob Carpenter is a longtime sports broadcaster and currently TV play-by-play broadcaster for the Washington Nationals.
Bob Carpenter is a longtime sports broadcaster and currently TV play-by-play broadcaster for the Washington Nationals.
Former NFL Safety, Shamiel Gary, talks about his time in the NFL and what he's doing now to inspire people.
Borrow has the honor of transporting the Stanley Cup all over the world, and recently had it on display at a Tulsa Oilers game. Listen to his story.
Lou Ferrigno, actor and professional body builder. In Tulsa for the Wizard World comic con.
Chris Chambliss is a former Major League Baseball player with the Cleveland Indians, New York Yankees and Atlanta Braves. He was American League Rookie of the Year in 1971, and won two World Series as a player and four as a coach.
Interview with actor, producer, director, Thomas Ian Nicholas. He's known for starring roles in "Rookie if the Year," the "American Pie" franchise, and "Walt Before Mickey."
Interview with Richard Sterban of the Oak Ridge Boys. We chat about his book, "From Elvis to Elvira: My Life on Stage." He has enjoyed a very interesting career, and has some great stories to tell.
This is the second half of my conversation with former NHL great, Garry Unger. He talks about an incident on his farm that changed his life forever.
NHL Legend Garry Unger (Toronto, Detroit, St. Louis, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Edmonton) talks about growing up in Canada, how he made it to the NHL, playing along-side Gordie Howe, and more.