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    Bram Weinstein

    Rupesh TripatheeBy Rupesh TripatheeJune 15, 2021Updated:June 15, 2021No Comments4 Mins Read
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    Table of Contents

    • Bio
    • Education
    • Love Life
    • Career
      • Bram Weinstein Podcast
    • Social Media
    • Net Worth

    Bram N. Weinstein is a professional sportscaster who has formerly worked for ESPN and hosted SportsCenter, a daily sports news television show. Bram was the president of the Sigma Alpha Mu chapter at American University.

    Quick Info 
    Full NameBram Weinstein
    Date Of Birth22nd of January, 1973
    Birth PlaceSilver Spring, Maryland, USA
    FatherN/A
    MotherN/A
    SiblingsN/A
    ProfessionSportscaster
    Reporter
    SexualityMale
    Martial StatusMarried
    WifeN/A
    Children2
    HeightN/A
    Weight
    N/A
    Age48 Years
    NationalityAmerican
    EthnicityWhite
    Body MeasurementN/A
    Hair ColorDark Brown
    Eye ColorDark Brown
    Zodiac SignAquarius
    Net Worth$1-$5 million

    Bio

    Bram Weinstein was born on the 22nd of January, 1973 in Silver Spring, Maryland, United States of America (USA). No information about Bram’s parents, formative years, or family members is known at the moment. Bram Weinstein holds American nationality and belongs to the White ethnic community. Weinstein was brought up in a Jewish household.

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    Education

    Bram Weinstein attended and graduated from Springbrook High School in Silver Spring, Maryland. He went on to American University in Washington, D.C., where he was a member of the Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity. In 1995, he graduated with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism from the School of Communications. Bram was the president of the Sigma Alpha Mu chapter at American University.

     

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    Love Life

    Weinstein has kept his personal life private, disclosing only a few details about his life to the public. He is a father of two children and is married. He married in such a discreet manner that only a few of his closest relatives are aware of the occasion. He currently resides in Connecticut with his wife and children, according to some accounts.

     

    Career

    From 1995 until 1998, Weinstein worked as a reporter for CNN in Washington. Bram subsequently went on to work as a sports radio personality in Washington, D.C., for Triple X ESPN Radio, which transmits on 92.7 FM, 94.3 FM, and 7:30 AM in Washington, D.C. He was the lead beat reporter for the Washington Redskins, who broadcast their games on Triple X ESPN Radio.

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    From 2006 to 2008, Weinstein worked as a host and reporter for Redskin Radio in Washington, D.C. He was the sideline reporter for radio game broadcasts and co-hosted multiple shows with play-by-play announcer Larry Michael, including Redskins Lunch and Redskins Radio.

    He has his own sports talk show, “The Bram Weinstein Show,” which he hosts. He worked as a sports reporter for Washington, D.C.’s WTEM-AM. From 1996 to 1998, Bram served as a reporter and weekend anchor for KHAS-TV in Hasting, Nebraska. In 2002, he was named Best Sports Reporter in Washington, D.C., for his work on Sports Talk 980.

     

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    Bram Weinstein Podcast

    Bram Weinstein has joined ESPN as a top anchor. Throughout his career, he has made valuable contributions to numerous fields of journalism. His show, “The Bram Weinstein Show,” has a better chance of becoming more successful because it can be viewed from anywhere in the world, and it is virtually available via the ESPN 980 App for iPhone and Android.

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    Social Media

    Bram Weinstein is active on social media sites like Twitter and Instagram. He has 15.5K followers on his Twitter account (@RealBramW) and 1,002 followers on his Instagram account (@realbramw).

     

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    Net Worth

    Since his graduation from college, the well-known sportscaster has worked in the profession. Bram has also worked for ESPN, KHAS-TV, and other networks. Weinstein’s financial wealth is still being scrutinized, despite the fact that he has spent his whole life perfecting his skills as a sportscaster.

    Bram, on the other hand, isn’t the sort to reveal all of his secrets to the world. This contains his personal details as well as his earnings. As a result, his revenues and earnings as a broadcaster are unknown.

     

    For full biography about your favorite sportscaster, please check out Sportscovering.

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