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Greg Ardrey's photos from RadiOhio and the Columbus Blue Jackets Radio Network, 2005-2007
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At OSU getting ready for a live pre-game show
The Van
Rack cases with equipment to connect back to the station using an ISDN line. On top is the audio board.
The crowd gathers as Spielman, etc., gets ready to go on the air
From the back of Nationwide Arena, you can see press level at the top and front of the arena.
The press level hallway. There are 4 TV booths, 4 radio booths, and facilities for the NHL off-ice officials and team management for both teams.
Prior to the game, some of the signage is being changed on the scoreboard. It is lowered to the ice for work and will be raised after.
Columbus Blue Jackets Radio Network 2007, pre-game show
Bill Davidge (Color), Mark Wyant (Host), George Matthews (Play by Play), and Tony Pollina (Audio Engineer).
Columbus Blue Jackets Radio Network 2007, pre-game show. George in the foreground, Mark in the middle, Bill at the far end.
Columbus Blue Jackets Radio Network 2007, pre-game show
Columbus Blue Jackets Radio Network 2007, pre-game show. Tony working on an audio problem.
George & Bill on the air
We had our own mini-fridge in the radio booth and everyone drank a lot of mountain dew.
Of course, the fridge was customized for Bill & George!
Tony at work. The audio transmission equipment in the rack case behind him connects us back to the satellite center.
Intermission
Back in the game
The Dew-molisher during intermission
Score!
2nd Score!
Back to Back to Back!
Tony Pollina sitting at the soundboard
Front L-R: Bill Davidge (color commentator), Mark Wyant (game host). Back L-R: Russ Mollohan (Dir. of Broadcasting), George Matthews (Play by Play)
Bill, Mark, Me, and George
The 2007 CBJ Radio Team: Bill, Tony, Mark, Me, George, and Sari Hardyal
When I bought my Monte Carlo, I got vanity plates...
...reflecting my job.
My final work with the CBJ was the June 2007 NHL draft. The rows of white tables on the right was where all of the radio broadcasters for each of the teams did their draft shows.
The black tables were where the teams representatives picked their players.
This was the first day of the draft viewed from the radio booth upstairs.
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