If you’re looking for virtual entertainment, look no further than Sam Adams. From the pages to the stages, he always has a story to tell.
Sam has been called a ‘Renaissance Man’, which is a befitting label. In addition to his careers as a standup comedian and sports journalist, Sam is a motivational public speaker. Sam started his full-time career in comedy at age 49. He is a past winner at the Great American Comedy Festival. During the summer of 2018, the “True Color” video clip from Sam’s Dry Bar Comedy special went viral, with more than 10 million Facebook views in less than 72 hours. To date, the “True Color” video clip has amassed more than 31 million Facebook views. Sam’s keynote presentation is titled ‘Going Up: Taking Steps To Elevate Your Levels Of Success.’ The keynote offers riveting, humorous stories, along with insightful takeaways from Sam’s personal and professional encounters with an A-List of stars —from professional sports champions to world renown, award- winning entertainers.
In October, 2019 Sam was honored with a media Hall of Fame induction from the prestigious Denver Press Club. In 2003 Sam’s media peers elected him Colorado’s Print Journalist of the Year. Sam has over 25 years of experience as a sports journalist or major daily newspapers in the U.S., starting with the Denver Post in 1986 and finishing with 13 years at the Rocky Mountain
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Sam has authored one book which documents numerous moments from his career as a sports journalist. ‘If You Don’t Believe Me: Lessons Learned from Listening To The Greats’ was released in April, 2013. In the book, Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway offers the following tribute to Sam … “Through the ups and downs of an NFL career, I developed great trust, respect and appreciation for him. Blending an uncanny ability to mix humor with keen insight and knowledge, Sam is a one-of-a-kind storyteller.”
Comedian. Storyteller. Speaker. Journalist. Be it in person or on your computer screen, Sam Adams provides entertainment for audiences of all ages to appreciate.