A master class in noticing what everyone else misses.
Bite sized bursts about anything and everything.
“Bill Goldstein … there’s nobody like him. Razor sharp. Fearless. Authentic. And his stories – told only the way he can tell them – stop you in your tracks.”
— Billie Jean King, Legend
“Great stories. Great energy. Voice-y, entertaining, loaded with personality and completely relatable. Bravo!”
— Robert Lipsyte, N.Y. Times Columnist
“Think a mash-up of Jerry Seinfeld, Bill Maher, Larry David and Andy Rooney. Plus, he looks like Richard Gere, writes like Michael Lewis and sounds like JFK.”
— William H. Elin, Director
“Bill has natural star power. It’s not just what he says. It’s how he says it. He’d be a major asset to any content provider smart enough to turn him loose.
— Phill Keith, Screenwriter
Some funny. Some not. Always fast and edgy.
“The one thing you need to live in Manhattan is not money … it’s a good reason.”
“If it didn’t happen at least 25 years ago, it ain’t ‘back in the day.’”
“Confidence is everything. Unfortunately there’s only one way to acquire it … experience success.”
“The key to negotiating is to care, but not too much. If you want it bad, you’ll get it bad.”
“Punctuality is vastly underrated. Want less stress? Be early.”
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A Lawyer. A Sports Pioneer. A Storyteller. One Man, Three Acts, and Stories Worth Telling.
Lawyer turned sports promoter turned writer/humorist. Bill promoted over 1000 events worldwide — more than 100 at Madsion Square Garden — while co-founding one of the sports industry’s first event marketing agencies. Now free from the boardroom, Bill is scratching a longstanding itch and has stopped hiring the talent and become the talent.
