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Alan Cutler first came to Lexington, Kentucky in 1981 as local NBC affiliate Channel 18's sports anchor. He quickly gained recognition for his insightful reporting and ability to get the inside story. Cutler's Friday night show, which he started in 1982, the popular and award winning "The World Famous Prep Report" was the first of its kind in Kentucky. Another well respected media personality in Kentucky has described Alan's work as such "no media person in the Commonwealth has done more to give publicity to high school athletes than Alan Cutler." Cutler left Lexington in 1984 to pursue a career opportunity in Pittsburgh. For three years, he covered sports for KDKA-TV and hosted a popular sports-talk show on KDKA radio. Part of that time he also provided color commentary for KDKA-TV's Pittsburgh Pirates telecasts. In 1987, married and with a young family to raise, Cutler sought a return to the quality of life he had come to appreciate during his time in Lexington. He moved back to the Bluegrass and resumed sportscasting duties for Channel 18. He's now widely known for breaking many exclusive stories on University of Kentucky basketball and football.
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Cutler's insight into the world of sports and its relationship to the business world and business leaders has afforded him the opportunity to present another side of himself as an inspirational and motivational speaker. Now, besides his regular reporting on the big sports stories, Alan frequently travels across Kentucky and other states to share what he calls "The Secrets of Being A Winner." His study of winners for more than three decades and his ability to succeed in the pressurized world of TV and radio as a sportscaster for over twenty years make him an "expert" on succeeding in any area of life. His comments help his audience understand how daily decisions seriously change one's life. Alan has appeared often on both ESPN and CNN, NBC's "The Today Show," "The David Letterman Show," and America's Funniest Home Video's. Alan is also a sports talk show host in Lexington and Cincinnati and is also writing a syndicated sports column. He is proud to make his home in Lexington with wife Judy and their two children, Jenna 13 and J.J. nine. Alan is also a very proud 1975 graduate of Cortland St. |
