Richfield Village Administrator, Sofinnova Investments
Jim Healy
Richfield Village Administrator | Sofinnova Investments
About Jim
James Patrick Healy was a sports commentator based in Los Angeles, California, known for his work on various radio and television stations including KLAC, KFWB, KABC-TV, and KMPC. Healy's broadcasts featured a distinctive style that incorporated sound effects and audio clips of sports personalities, which he used to create an acerbic and humorous tone. He wrote for sportscaster Bob Kelley for eleven years, hosted the program 'Here’s Healy' on KBIG, and was involved with other stations such as KFWB and KABC-TV. His shows from the late 1970s onward typically involved reading headlines accompanied by teleprinter sounds, with Healy responding to news or comments by playing well-known audio clips. Among these clips were phrases like 'That's a bunch of bull' and references to figures such as President Richard Nixon and Howard Cosell. Healy’s collection also included humorous and notorious sound bites, like a tirade from Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda. He frequently used slang terms such as 'zops' for dollars and was known for colorful nicknames for sports figures, including 'Silver-tipped Stu' for Stu Nahan and 'Chickieburger' for Chick Hearn. Healy was also recognized for exceeding his allocated broadcast time, often continuing his show beyond its scheduled end. He announced the death of former University of Miami player Jerome Brown in 1992 during his broadcast, after which he ceased playing Brown’s famous Pearl Harbor remark. Throughout his career, Healy was known for his distinctive style and outspoken personality within the Los Angeles sports broadcasting scene.
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Latest interviews
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Mueller Mic'd
Lessons in Local Government Communication
May 28, 2026
BioVenture VoiCes with Chris Garabedian
Episode 36: Sofinnova Invetments' Jim Healy
Mar 9, 2026
Fifteen Minutes with Fuzz
The Village of Richfield Public Safety Referendum with Jim Healy
Jul 30, 2024
Fifteen Minutes with Fuzz
Updates from the Village of Richfield with Jim Healy
Nov 28, 2023
I Eat Movies Podcast
I Eat Movies #31: Elmore or Less - The Ambassador (1985) / 52 Pick-Up (1986)
Feb 12, 2023
70 Movies We Saw in the 70s
Ep. 33 - Smile w/Jim and Pat Healy
Apr 15, 2021
70 Movies We Saw in the 70s
Ep 14 - 70 Movies We Saw in the 70s Presents: Maxi-Ep—“Om That Bud, Man” with Jim Healy
Aug 28, 2020
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