Crull Me Maybe, hosted by Kelly Crull, welcomed Foul Territory host Scott Braun for an in-depth conversation on his journey through the sports media world. Braun reflected on his rise from a young, aspiring broadcaster calling games while still in high school to becoming a host and reporter at MLB Network, and now a leading voice on the popular baseball podcast Foul Territory. The discussion also touched on some of Braun’s most memorable moments along the way, including a few humorous and embarrassing stories from his career. In addition, the two broke down the Atlanta Braves’ offseason, analyzing recent player acquisitions and the impact of new manager Walt Weiss.

Crull Me Maybe, hosted by Kelly Crull, welcomed Foul Territory host Scott Braun for an in-depth conversation on his journey through the sports media world. Braun reflected on his rise from a young, aspiring broadcaster calling games while still in high school to becoming a host and reporter at MLB Network, and now a leading voice on the popular baseball podcast Foul Territory. The discussion also touched on some of Braun&rsquo;s most memorable moments along the way, including a few humorous and embarrassing stories from his career. In addition, the two broke down the Atlanta Braves&rsquo; offseason, analyzing recent player acquisitions and the impact of new manager Walt Weiss.

Crull Me Maybe is the podcast where broadcaster Kelly Crull goes beyond the professional resumes and public personas to connect with guests on a deeper, more personal level. Each week, Kelly invites athletes, entertainers, media personalities, and hometown heroes to open up about the stories, moments, and relationships that have shaped who they are — not just what they do.

From childhood dreams to life’s biggest curveballs, Crull Me Maybe is a conversation space for laughs, honesty, and everything in between.

New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe and get to know the real people behind the public figures.

Crull Me Maybe is the podcast where broadcaster Kelly Crull goes beyond the professional resumes and public personas to connect with guests on a deeper, more personal level. Each week, Kelly invites athletes, entertainers, media personalities, and hometown heroes to open up about the stories, moments, and relationships that have shaped who they are &mdash; not just what they do.
From childhood dreams to life&rsquo;s biggest curveballs, Crull Me Maybe is a conversation space for laughs, honesty, and everything in between.
New episodes drop weekly. Subscribe and get to know the real people behind the public figures.

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From Prep Games to Prime Time: Scott Braun’s Baseball Broadcasting Journey

Join us for a very special edition of Crull Me Maybe as I sit down with Alison Mastrangelo, anchor and reporter for WSB (Atlanta’s ABC affiliate). We dive deep into her incredible journey from a Jersey girl with a passion for sports to covering the biggest events in professional sports, including two Super Bowls, a World Series, and multiple National Championships. In this episode, Allison shares: - Advice to her 10-year-old self on pursuing a career in journalism - How she navigated the early grind of low-paying markets while learning to shoot, edit, and anchor on her own - The lessons she learned building Colorado Springs’ first sports department - Insights into mentorship, breaking into the industry as a woman in sports journalism, and building lasting relationships - Her move from Denver to Atlanta and how connections shaped her career path - Behind-the-scenes stories from covering the Braves, Falcons, and local Georgia sports - How she balances her career with her hobbies, including thrifting, outdoor adventures, and dog mom life Whether you’re pursuing a career in journalism, love sports storytelling, or just want to hear an inspiring career journey, this episode is packed with advice, laughs, and behind-the-scenes insights from one of Atlanta’s top sports reporters.

Join us for a very special edition of Crull Me Maybe as I sit down with Alison Mastrangelo, anchor and reporter for WSB (Atlanta&rsquo;s ABC affiliate). We dive deep into her incredible journey from a Jersey girl with a passion for sports to covering the biggest events in professional sports, including two Super Bowls, a World Series, and multiple National Championships. In this episode, Allison shares: - Advice to her 10-year-old self on pursuing a career in journalism - How she navigated the early grind of low-paying markets while learning to shoot, edit, and anchor on her own - The lessons she learned building Colorado Springs&rsquo; first sports department - Insights into mentorship, breaking into the industry as a woman in sports journalism, and building lasting relationships - Her move from Denver to Atlanta and how connections shaped her career path - Behind-the-scenes stories from covering the Braves, Falcons, and local Georgia sports - How she balances her career with her hobbies, including thrifting, outdoor adventures, and dog mom life Whether you&rsquo;re pursuing a career in journalism, love sports storytelling, or just want to hear an inspiring career journey, this episode is packed with advice, laughs, and behind-the-scenes insights from one of Atlanta&rsquo;s top sports reporters.

From Jersey to the Big Leagues: Alison Mastrangelo’s Journey in Sports Journalism

In this episode of Crull Me Maybe, we sit down with Atlanta Vibe outside hitter Maddie Isringhausen for an in‑depth, uplifting, and genuinely fun conversation. Maddie opens up about her journey from Edwardsville, Illinois, to becoming a key part of Atlanta’s pro women’s volleyball team — and the energy she brings both on and off the court. We talk about her transition from year one to year two in the league, how team chemistry has evolved, and why the Vibe’s culture feels so special. Maddie also shares stories about growing up with her father, former MLB pitcher and World Series champion Jason Isringhausen, and how his mentorship shaped her mindset as an athlete. From discovering volleyball at 16, to navigating the college recruiting process, to inspiring the next generation of young players, Maddie’s story is full of heart, humor, and honesty. She even gives us a rapid‑fire round of favorites, hidden talents, and who talks the most trash on the team. And yes — she’s confident the Vibe can bring home the Million Dollar Championship. ✨ Topics in this episode include: Maddie’s role as the team’s loud, energetic spark How year two in the league changed her perspective Building team chemistry on and off the court Growing up in a baseball family and finding her own path The pressure and privilege of expectations Inspiring young girls through the growth of pro volleyball Her late start in volleyball and rapid rise Rapid‑fire fun: comfort food, favorite Atlanta spots, hidden talents, and more Why she believes the Vibe can win it all this season If you love women’s sports, great stories, or just want to get to know one of the Vibe’s most charismatic players, this episode is for you.

In this episode of Crull Me Maybe, we sit down with Atlanta Vibe outside hitter Maddie Isringhausen for an in‑depth, uplifting, and genuinely fun conversation. Maddie opens up about her journey from Edwardsville, Illinois, to becoming a key part of Atlanta&rsquo;s pro women&rsquo;s volleyball team &mdash; and the energy she brings both on and off the court. We talk about her transition from year one to year two in the league, how team chemistry has evolved, and why the Vibe&rsquo;s culture feels so special. Maddie also shares stories about growing up with her father, former MLB pitcher and World Series champion Jason Isringhausen, and how his mentorship shaped her mindset as an athlete. From discovering volleyball at 16, to navigating the college recruiting process, to inspiring the next generation of young players, Maddie&rsquo;s story is full of heart, humor, and honesty. She even gives us a rapid‑fire round of favorites, hidden talents, and who talks the most trash on the team. And yes &mdash; she&rsquo;s confident the Vibe can bring home the Million Dollar Championship. ✨ Topics in this episode include: Maddie&rsquo;s role as the team&rsquo;s loud, energetic spark How year two in the league changed her perspective Building team chemistry on and off the court Growing up in a baseball family and finding her own path The pressure and privilege of expectations Inspiring young girls through the growth of pro volleyball Her late start in volleyball and rapid rise Rapid‑fire fun: comfort food, favorite Atlanta spots, hidden talents, and more Why she believes the Vibe can win it all this season If you love women&rsquo;s sports, great stories, or just want to get to know one of the Vibe&rsquo;s most charismatic players, this episode is for you.

Inside the Vibe: How Maddie Isringhausen Found Volleyball at 16 — And Never Looked Back

Fresh off his Daytona 500 victory, Tyler Reddick joins Crull Me Maybe for an emotional and in-depth conversation about the biggest win of his career.

Reddick opens up about what it truly feels like to win the Daytona 500 — from the whirlwind celebration and New York media tour to the quiet moments where the magnitude of it all finally starts to sink in. He shares how confidence and momentum carry into the next race at EchoPark Speedway, and what it means to reset after such a monumental victory.

The conversation goes beyond racing as Tyler reflects on his family’s powerful journey — including his son Rookie’s health battle and the emotional weight of competing while navigating uncertainty at home. He talks about leaning on his wife, his team, and the incredible care from doctors during a difficult time, and how that perspective made the Daytona win even more meaningful.

Reddick also discusses:
The pivotal moment late in the race when he realized the opportunity was real
Celebrating with his son Bo in Victory Lane
What it’s like racing for 23XI Racing
Having Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin as team owners
The mindset that separates good from great competitors

Plus, some fun rapid-fire questions about race-day routines, music, superstitions, the funniest driver in the garage, and what he’d be doing if he wasn’t behind the wheel.

It’s a candid, heartfelt, and insightful look at a champion in one of the biggest moments of his career — and the journey that made it possible.

Fresh off his Daytona 500 victory, Tyler Reddick joins Crull Me Maybe for an emotional and in-depth conversation about the biggest win of his career.
Reddick opens up about what it truly feels like to win the Daytona 500 &mdash; from the whirlwind celebration and New York media tour to the quiet moments where the magnitude of it all finally starts to sink in. He shares how confidence and momentum carry into the next race at EchoPark Speedway, and what it means to reset after such a monumental victory.
The conversation goes beyond racing as Tyler reflects on his family&rsquo;s powerful journey &mdash; including his son Rookie&rsquo;s health battle and the emotional weight of competing while navigating uncertainty at home. He talks about leaning on his wife, his team, and the incredible care from doctors during a difficult time, and how that perspective made the Daytona win even more meaningful.
Reddick also discusses:
<ul>
<li>The pivotal moment late in the race when he realized the opportunity was real</li>
<li>Celebrating with his son Bo in Victory Lane</li>
<li>What it&rsquo;s like racing for 23XI Racing</li>
<li>Having Michael Jordan and Denny Hamlin as team owners</li>
<li>The mindset that separates good from great competitors</li>
</ul>
Plus, some fun rapid-fire questions about race-day routines, music, superstitions, the funniest driver in the garage, and what he&rsquo;d be doing if he wasn&rsquo;t behind the wheel.
It&rsquo;s a candid, heartfelt, and insightful look at a champion in one of the biggest moments of his career &mdash; and the journey that made it possible.

From Prep Games to Prime Time: Scott Braun’s Baseball Broadcasting Journey

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