MIAMI, Fla. | NSBNsports.com | June 9th, 2025 — With four decades of experience behind the microphone, David Brody has long been a familiar voice in American sports. From hosting for the Las Vegas Raiders during their Oakland days to leading coverage of Alabama Crimson Tide football, and leading multiple national sports talk shows, Brody’s career has spanned generations and genres of sports media.
Today, he’s still shaping the industry – but now from the other side of the glass.
Through Brody Broadcasting, the veteran broadcaster has built one of the most respected talent consulting practices in sports media. His mission: helping rising voices become industry leaders through tailored coaching, strategic guidance, and deep-rooted media insight.
“I’ve been where they’re trying to go,” Brody said. “The real reward now is helping young broadcasters and content creators find their voice, grow their brand, and make smart decisions that set them up for a long, successful career.” Among the voices he’s mentored are Josh Appel, Gabriel Schray, and Nathan Wangler – three of the most promising young broadcasters working nationally today.
According to his website, brodybroadcasting.com, after 20 years on air, he has spent the last 20 years in his new role. “I provide free consultations,” Brody explained. “It’s quite the process, so it’s good to get on a call and get to know each other before we start working together.”
Appel, the NFL play-by-play voice for Sports USA Radio Network and a prominent figure in professional soccer coverage, says Brody’s influence has been transformative. “I owe all my success in my young career to David,” Appel said. “Including winning the Jim Nantz Award,” he added.
Schray, a rising presence in pro soccer and college football broadcasts, said Brody has been instrumental in helping him navigate both on-air performance and off-air business strategy. “David doesn’t just help you sound better – he helps you be better,” Schray said. “He’s elevated my career in ways that go beyond broadcasting. He’s helped me think of creative new marketing strategies for my on air work, communicate like a professional, and land big gigs.”
Wangler, the voice of the West Michigan Whitecaps and a national voice on the National Soccer Network, said Brody’s mentorship goes far beyond any one platform or performance. “David has helped me to fine tune a lot of my craft,”Wangler said “His approach is something that’s been refined over the course of decades. He’s helped me find some of the important details I’d been missing initially.”
Unlike traditional agencies, Brody Broadcasting isn’t focused on managing contracts or maximizing client volume. Brody’s model is personal, intentional, and deeply involved – equal parts talent coach, career strategist, and trusted advisor. “Whether we’re reviewing tape, planning next steps, or talking through a tough call, I’m in their corner,” Brody said. “The goal isn’t just a job. The goal is impact, consistency, and growth.”
In an era where media voices must be more versatile, savvy, and authentic than ever, Brody’s work is less about calling the game – and more about changing it. “It’s not about me anymore,” he said. “It’s about making sure the next generation of sports media is sharper, stronger, and ready for what’s next.”
About Brody Broadcasting
Brody Broadcasting is a premier media consulting and talent development firm founded by veteran broadcaster David Brody. With over 40 years of experience in sports media, Brody now works behind the scenes to coach, guide, and empower the next generation of voices in sports broadcasting and digital media. His clients include nationally recognized talent across professional and collegiate sports.
To learn more or inquire about consulting opportunities, visit brodybroadcasting.com.
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