Brad Gilmore

Brad Gilmore is an American broadcaster, journalist, podcast host, and author whose work spans radio, television, print media, and digital platforms. Based in Houston, Texas, he has contributed to outlets such as Houston Press, hosted television programming, and produced interview-based podcasts focused on entertainment and sports.

Early life and education Gilmore attended the University of Alabama, where he completed a master's degree. He later graduated summa cum laude from the University of Houston.

Career Gilmore's career spans multiple areas of media, including radio broadcasting, television hosting, journalism, podcasting, and independent production. Much of his work has been centered in the Houston media market, while also engaging with national sports and entertainment coverage.

Early broadcasting and radio work Gilmore began his career in radio as a host and on-air personality, working on programming that combined sports discussion with entertainment commentary. Gilmore became associated with sports radio programming in Houston, including shows broadcast on ESPN 97.5. a program featuring interviews, entertainment segments, and coverage of local events and personalities.

His work in television included conducting interviews with guests from the entertainment industry, presenting film and television segments, and participating in editorial planning for broadcast content.

Sports and entertainment media involvement Gilmore has worked in sports broadcasting, including as co-host of the Hall of Fame radio program alongside Booker T. The program has aired on ESPN Radio platforms and affiliated stations and has featured coverage of professional wrestling, mixed martial arts, and other sports topics.

The show combines analysis, commentary, and interviews, drawing on Booker T's background in professional wrestling and Gilmore's experience in broadcasting. Its content spans both sports and entertainment, reflecting the crossover nature of modern sports media.

Books There's Something Really Great About a Grandma Why We Love Back to the Future: 40 Years of Fandom, Flux Capacitors, and Timeless Adventures (Pop Classics, Sci-fi Trivia) Bond, James Bond: Exploring the Shaken and Stirred History of Ian Fleming's 007