In this podcast, Martin talks about the Morning Grind and his radio experiences, the relationships he's developed with various coaches and athletes his own podcast projects and more.
Martin's bio from Fox2Now.com:
Martin Kilcoyne is the Sports Director at FOX-2, a position he’s held since 2002. He joined the station as a Sports Reporter in July, 1997.
He is a 5-time Emmy Award winner, including twice as the Mid-America top Sports Anchor (2006, 2008). At FOX-2, he’s covered the Cardinals in the World Series four times, and two Super Bowls with the Rams. The biggest event/party he says he’s ever covered was the Blues winning the 2019 Stanley Cup.
Since 2007, he has provided nightly commentary with TKO: The Kilcoyne Opinion during the 10:00 pm newscast. Martin has also been a fixture on local radio and is currently heard with daily segments on KTRS “The Big 550”.
Martin is a St. Louis native and graduated from CBC High School before going to college at Marquette University. Previous tv stops were KNAZ-TV in Flagstaff, Arizona; WJFW-TV in Rhinelander, Wisconsin; and WISC-TV in Madison, Wisconsin.
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