Tyler Ziroe on Hockey, Meteorology, and Work Ethic
In Episode 19 of The Late Start Show, Charlie Martin and Jack Nelson sit down with Tyler Ziroe, a senior at University School, committed hockey player, and aspiring meteorologist. A “lifer” at US, Tyler reflects on his journey from kindergarten through high school, discussing how supportive teachers, challenging academics, and the school’s unique meteorology elective all helped spark his passion for weather reporting.
Tyler shares insights from shadowing Channel 5’s Trent McGill, recounts the early-morning studio visits that fueled his determination, and explains how he now delivers weekly school-wide weather updates using US’s green-screen room. A dedicated athlete, Tyler also dives into his longstanding commitment to hockey, having played since age four, and the work ethic instilled by Coach Gerow that drives the team toward its state championship goals.
Credits to Theo Walter for Production and Editing, Russ Nobles for the Intro and Outro songs, Mr. Wickboldt for being our advisor, and you for listening to our podcast and keeping up with the latest US news.
Tyler Ziroe is a senior at University School, a committed hockey player, and an aspiring meteorologist. He is a "lifer" at University School, having attended since kindergarten, and delivers weekly school-wide weather updates using the school's green-screen room. Tyler has played hockey since age four, learning valuable lessons in work ethic from his coaches. His passion for meteorology was sparked by a unique elective at US, leading him to shadow Channel 5’s Trent McGill and make early-morning studio visits.