Broadcasting
Explore commentary preparation, interviewing, sports storytelling, and on-air presentation.
Express your interest in learning sports broadcasting and production with FSPN.
Born and bred in Dade County, Brian “Uncle Mugs” Gonzalez played baseball at Miami Coral Park and brings over 50 years of involvement in youth, high school, and college sports to FSPN.
Brian “Uncle Mugs” Gonzalez leads the Florida Sports Programming Network and hosts Inside the Park, bringing South Florida athletes, coaches, and their stories to sports fans.
From the broadcast headset to the studio microphone, Uncle Mugs is involved in bringing FSPN’s sports coverage to life. His passion for baseball and community sports drives an invitation to the next generation: come learn how the show comes together.
Students can explore camera operation, audio, interview preparation, commentary, editing, and live production alongside the FSPN team. Bring your curiosity, a willingness to learn, and a love of sports.
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Sports are about people as much as the scoreboard. At FSPN, students can learn to ask thoughtful questions, capture the action, and help tell the stories of South Florida’s sports community.
Explore commentary preparation, interviewing, sports storytelling, and on-air presentation.
Explore camera operation, audio, live-show preparation, and how a sports broadcast comes together.
Explore editing, highlights, show graphics, and content for sports audiences.
Learn about preparation, commentary, camera work, and audio as part of a team sharing local sports with viewers. Tell us which part of the production interests you most.
Tell us what you want to learn →Tell Brian “Uncle Mugs” Gonzalez what you want to learn and when you’re available. Prior experience is welcome, but you can express interest as a beginner.
This is an initial application inquiry. FSPN will discuss availability, eligibility, supervision, and any school requirements before confirming a placement. Compensation and academic credit arrangements are not yet specified.
Students under 18 should involve a parent or guardian before making arrangements.