Veteran broadcaster Ed Randall reflects on a lifetime in baseball media, from transistor radios in the Bronx to building a career rooted in curiosity, integrity, and respect. He shares why trust—not controversy—has defined his interviews, and how progress, at this stage of life, is measured by impact rather than attention. The conversation also highlights his most meaningful work beyond the mic, including his ongoing advocacy through Fans for the Cure, where purpose has become the ultimate measure of success.

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Legendary broadcaster Ed Randall joins The Progress Report to share unforgettable stories from a lifetime in baseball, including an encounter with Ted Williams and reflections on the game’s most iconic figures. The conversation then turns personal, as Randall recounts his own prostate cancer diagnosis and how it led him to found Fans for the Cure, now in its third decade of advocacy and education. It’s a powerful reminder that progress isn’t just about what’s built on the field, but about using a platform to save lives and make sure no one faces cancer alone.

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Trey Dombroski pitches in the Houston Astros organization and joins Jessica Curtis and Rob Semerano for a wide-ranging conversation about failure, sacrifice, and learning to trust the process in professional baseball. Trey reflects on breaking a single-season strikeout record, the importance of pitcher–catcher trust, and how embracing setbacks has shaped both his career and mindset. The episode closes with a powerful look at his bigger goals—using baseball as a platform to make an impact, give back, and be remembered for more than just wins and stats.

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