Cover Me Boys, I'm Going In: Tales of the tube from a broadcast brat
Keith Hirshland is the son of a local television broadcast icon and a thirty-year, Emmy Award-winning, veteran of the television industry. His experience has taken him all across the country, covering sport’s most famous athletes and television’s most interesting and charismatic personalities. Having worked at both the local affiliate and national network levels, Hirshland was on hand for the beginning stages of ESPN2 and one of the first forty people hired at the Golf Channel when the world’s first niche sports channel began its preparations in 1994. For years, he was part of the production team for golf’s nationally televised Skins Game. Hirshland has worked alongside sports television’s most iconic figures while following, documenting, and befriending sport’s most recognizable names.