Mitch Holthus is the voice of the Kansas City Chiefs and is the longest tenured and most decorated play-by-play “voice” in franchise history. He was on the call of super bowl 54 when the chiefs won their second super bowl championship. He also was on the call of super bowl 55 in February, 2021. Holthus is also the host of the Hy-vee Chiefs insider television show and the Chiefs rewind post game show featured on several digital platforms. In addition, he originates the “Minute with Mitch” radio and television series which is seen and heard in five states. His work is also featured on chiefs.com. Following the NFL season, Holthus is a television play-by-play announcer for college basketball. His work has been featured on the ESPN family of networks, Fox Sports and other national outlets. Holthus is a member of the Kansas association of broadcasters hall of fame, the Kansas state university athletics hall of fame and in June 2022 will be inducted into the Missouri broadcasters association hall of fame. As a result, he will be only one of three individuals in both the KAB and MBA halls of fame joining his former broadcast partner Len Dawson and the late Fred White. Holthus has won four Emmys for his video and on-line work by the academy of television arts and sciences. In addition, Holthus is a past recipient of the Kansas city sports journalist of the year. In 2018, he was listed with the voice of the royals Denny Matthews as one of the top 13 “one-two” play by play pairs in America by the sports broadcast journal. He was also named the 2020 Missouri sportscaster of the year and has been the Kansas sportscaster of the year eight times.