• Home
  • News
    • Politics & Government
    • Business & Economy
    • Crime / Courts
    • Health / Medicine
  • Sports
    • High School Sports
    • Radio Iowa Poll
  • Affiliates
    • Affiliate Support Page
  • Contact Us
    • Reporters

Radio Iowa

Iowa's Radio News Network

You are here: Home / News / Iowan tries "Do anything" reality show

Iowan tries "Do anything" reality show

October 18, 2004 By admin

Des Moines currently has two residents on national reality programs. The CBS reality show “Survivor” features Rory of Des Moines. And now the ESPN show “I’d Do Anything” has a Des Moines contestant. 28 year old Rich Bracken is a contestant on the sports reality program. He says he simply submitted an application online and put in some funny and smart alecky answers. He says the producers of the show laughed at his answers and apparently liked it that he got more creative with his answers. Bracken says the format of the show has contestants compete in a variety of sports-related challenges that follow a theme. He says the stunts were either pain, shame or insane. The shame challenge involved ballroom dancing and the pain challenge was both painful and shameful, doing human curling, or what he calls shuffleboard on ice. He says they went down the ice with nothing but a helmet and bike shorts.The winner of each episodes challenge gets to grant a sports fantasy for a friend or loved one. He picked his father, who’s a big golf fan, and if he wins his dad will get to play golf with Fred Couples. So, does Rich win? He won’t say.Under the rules of the program, contestants can’t talk about the outcome until after their episode airs. Richs episode will be on ESPN next Tuesday (October 19) at 9 p.m.

Share this:

  • Facebook
  • Twitter

Filed Under: News

Featured Stories

Final employee who was there at the launch of the Iowa Lottery to retire

No more USPS mail in Iowa prisons; inmates to get copies of mail

State officials warn of influx of fake prescription drugs laced with fentanyl

‘Brain-eating amoeba’ discovered in Taylor County lake

Cedar Rapids therapist’s relationship with student leads to years in prison

TwitterFacebook
Tweets by RadioIowa

Hutchinson calls Iowa State a perfect fit

Northern Iowa’s Farley touts new practice facility

First minor league game gets things started tonight at Field of Dreams site

Knoxville set to host sprint car racing’s biggest event

Iowa State basketball builds on its identity

More Sports

eNews and Updates

Enter your email address:

Delivered by FeedBurner

Archives

Copyright © 2022 ยท Learfield News & Ag, LLC