A congenital abnormality in his feet hampered his career, and two years ago, he left broadcasting because of back problems.
He left broadcasting in 1968 to devote himself to environmentalism and was the founding coordinator of the Everglades Coalition.
He is not leaving broadcasting any time soon -- that is the public platform that will elevate his advocacy -- but what he is now doing is more critical than extolling the most spectacular, Masters-winning putt by Phil Mickelson.
Wherever Van Gundy ends up -- if he leaves broadcasting and returns to coaching next season -- he will be with a team that has more upside than the declining Knicks club he left in December 2001, when he resigned abruptly after nearly six seasons as head coach.
One long-time conservative talk host I know who left broadcasting in disgust, told me then, "What do YOU think gets a bigger audience - a calm discussion of foreign policy, or two sailors duking it out down at the corner bar?" I think we all know the answer to that.
After leaving broadcasting, Madden joined Davis in the owner's suite before moving into his own.
In 2006, he left broadcasting and moved to St . Louis where he helped turn a last-place team into a front-runner.
The Singh Project is poised to pick up where Ahluwalia left off, broadcasting the unique look of Sikh men to the general public, with an exhibit of oversized prints.
It's better for everyone to just unfriend people like this, until they are left loudly broadcasting their own mental failings to an audience of three people who are also massive racist cunts.
Though Mr. Kasem is leaving "American Top 40," he has no plans to leave the broadcasting world.
Orlando's WMFE-TV had already decided to leave public broadcasting, citing financial strain in its decision to sell itself to a religious broadcaster, which would have left the city without PBS programming on July 1.
