Oct 19, 2026 · 1 hr 28 min · 15 segments
Send us Fan Mail The road to success is rarely a straight line. Sometimes, it's filled with unexpected turns, closed doors, moments of uncertainty…
Fredo CervantesGuest
Gustavo MontezHost
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back once again to the May I Have a Word podcast.
What is going on, everybody? How are you? I hope all of you all are staying safe out there.
Today's guest is someone whose story really represents what it means to keep betting on yourself.
Growing up right here in Los Angeles, Fredo Cervantes originally pursued theater and performing arts before realizing that another part of the entertainment world was calling him broadcasting.
Since making the decision, he's spent years developing his craft as a radio personality, a play-by-play announcer, and sports journalist, covering some of the biggest teams and athletes in the city of Los Angeles.
From in the front row to his work covering the Los Angeles Dodgers for the Sporting Tribune, Fredo has gone from dreaming about being around professional sports to walking into the ballpark with a credential and a job to do.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back once again to the May I Have a Word podcast.
What is going on, everybody? How are you? I hope all of you all are staying safe out there.
Today's guest is someone whose story really represents what it means to keep betting on yourself.
Growing up right here in Los Angeles, Fredo Cervantes originally pursued theater and performing arts before realizing that another part of the entertainment world was calling him broadcasting.
Since making the decision, he's spent years developing his craft as a radio personality, a play-by-play announcer, and sports journalist, covering some of the biggest teams and athletes in the city of Los Angeles.
From in the front row to his work covering the Los Angeles Dodgers for the Sporting Tribune, Fredo has gone from dreaming about being around professional sports to walking into the ballpark with a credential and a job to do.
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