Another Raymo Cup is in the books, and I’m happy to report that the tradition is still going strong. This was our 24th year of getting the guys together to golf, catch up, and just enjoy being family. Between my brothers Jim and Greg, our sons, the grandsons—including my grandson Zane—and a few brave in-laws and cousins once in a while, we usually have a … Continue reading Family, Fairways & Food
I had the absolute privilege of being at Pebble Creek Golf Course in Becker this past week to cover the State Class A golf tournament for KLQP. I have to tell you, this is hands-down one of my favorite high school sporting events of the entire year, and Pebble Creek is just the perfect stage for it. While I was driving my golf cart around … Continue reading RAYMO’S SECOND CALLING! MOVE OVER, PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS!
I’ve had many highlights in my career broadcasting high school sports on Q-92, but last Thursday, my heart grew a little bit bigger. I spent the day with the LQPV Boys Volleyball team, and it was, without exaggeration, one of the best experiences of my broadcasting career. As many of you know, I live for high school playoff season. There’s a special magic in the … Continue reading A BUS RIDE
I love being busy. It’s invigorating, and I get so much joy out of being involved in so many different things. As a “people person,” I truly thrive when I’m surrounded by others. This past week was a whirlwind—full of fun, though my pocketbook certainly took a hit! I was on the road every day, putting serious miles on the Equinox. That meant filling up … Continue reading PROMS, PRAYER AND LOTS OF MILES
I’ve had the opportunity to interview some truly amazing people lately. Last week, I wrote about why I love my job so much, and this is one of the main reasons: the chance to sit down and talk with people. Now, I’m the first to admit I’m not the world’s best interviewer, but I’d like to think I’ve improved at asking the right questions over … Continue reading INTERVIEWING AMAZING PEOPLE
Last Wednesday, I left my house around 6:30 AM, heading for Yellow Medicine East High School in Granite Falls. It was still pitch dark, but with coffee in hand and KTIS on the radio, I settled in for a peaceful drive. A few weeks prior, Anna Mehlhouse had contacted me to ask if I would speak to the YME Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Huddle. … Continue reading A SPECIAL MORNING
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