Like the popular fusion restaurants that offer unique dining opportunities from multiple genres, D.C. Crenshaw offers fine dining and sports commentary with a twist. Heading into its third season Game Time Dine offers upbeat and fun sports commentary with local celebrities and athletes at fine eating establishments throughout Chicago. I recently spoke with D.C. about Game Time Dine and other activities that he is involved with.
Q: What makes Game Time Dine such a popular show?
A: I think it shows athletes in a different light other than just on the sports field, it also introduces our viewers to unique fine dining opportunities in Chicago.
Q: Tell me a little about Game Time Dine?
A: We are now heading into our third season, and season two will air locally on NBC. It’s a great opportunity to meet with Chicago’s athletes, talk about the games, and enjoy some excellent food.
Q: Who were some of the standouts that you’ve had on the show?
A: Well I wouldn’t say that there’s just one, but I had a great time talking with Mike Ditka, Israel Idonije, Taj Gibson, Adam Burish and Shani Davis.
Q: So Television is going well for you, there are a lot of radio sports commentators; would that be something that you would be interested in?
A: I would entertain the idea of sports radio, but I have enough going on right now that it is not something that I would seek out at this time.
Q: Do you have other projects you are working on outside of sports?
A: I have several other projects outside of my show, including some charity events that I am working on.
Q: You look like you stay in shape did you play sports growing up and what do you do these days to stay in shape?
A: I played sports in high school and played football at Bowling Green University for 2 years, and then went on to play arena football afterwards. I usually get to the gym 3 times a week to lift, run, and I do the spin workouts as well.
Well there you have it, make sure to check out www.gametimedine.com or your local cable provider for show times and dates for Game Time Dine. Guys can not only get some great commentary from D.C. and Chicago’s athletes, but you’ll also find a great place to go on your next date or hang out with friends.
