Jeremy Schaap is one of ESPN's most decorated journalists. An 11-time Emmy award winner for his groundbreaking reporting, Schaap joined the Press Pass Podcast to walk us through the early days of his media career, which started very early indeed at the desk of his father, Dick Schaap. Schaap discusses the past, present, and future of Outside the Lines and the E:60 series, both of which will be a part of his notable legacy at the Worldwide Leader of Sports, and explains why he considers the reporting he did on the plight of migrant laborers in Qatar to be among the most important of his career. An experienced sports journalist who has (literally) been all over and written about some of the most important stories of this century, Schaap has plenty to ruminate on and a lot to say about it all.

Jeremy Schaap is one of ESPN's most decorated journalists. An 11-time Emmy award winner for his groundbreaking reporting, Schaap joined the Press Pass Podcast to walk us through the early days of his media career, which started very early indeed at the desk of his father, Dick Schaap.&nbsp;Schaap discusses the past, present, and future of Outside the Lines and the E:60 series, both of which will be a part of his notable legacy at the Worldwide Leader of Sports, and explains why he considers the reporting he did on the plight of migrant laborers in Qatar to be among the most important of his career. An experienced sports journalist who has (literally) been all over and written about some of the most important stories of this century, Schaap has plenty to ruminate on and a lot to say about it all.

The Big Lead's Press Pass Podcasts profiles sports media journalists from anywhere and everywhere. Discussions are focused around the career paths of each individual, as well as conversation about the sports and teams they cover. From 30-year veterans to rookies, every sports media member has their own journey-- this is where they tell it. 

The Big Lead's Press Pass Podcasts profiles sports media journalists from anywhere and everywhere. Discussions are focused around the career paths of each individual, as well as conversation about the sports and teams they cover. From 30-year veterans to rookies, every sports media member has their own journey-- this is where they tell it.&nbsp;

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