
Back When There Was Baseball: Kevin Kobel
Kevin Kobel joins us this week. Kevin came out of Athol Springs, NY which is south of Buffalo on Lake Erie. This is obviously not a good weather area for baseball, but Kevin earned his way to an 11th round draft pick by the Milwaukee Brewers in…

Talking College Football History: Dave and Don Buckey
We have a rare treat for college football enthusiasts today as we are privileged to have Dave and Don Buckey together on the podcast. The Buckey twins put North Carolina State football on the map as they came in during Lou Holtz's inaugural season in…

Sports Authors Showcase: The Baseball Era of Fred Frankhouse by Wayne Taylor
The subject of today's podcast is the book The Baseball Era of Fred Frankhouse: Roundhouse Curveballer, The Duke of Port Royal by Wayne Taylor. Rex interviewed Wayne and discussed baseball in the time-period that Fred played (1927-…

Talking Penn State Football History: Mark Robinson
This week's guest is arguably the "hardest hitter" in Penn State football history. Mark Robinson, safety 1980-1983, joins us this week and talks about his Penn State career, which includes the 1982 National Championship team. Mark was a 4th round…

Musings of a Sports Fanatic: Oct 17
Tim leads off with disgust over the high priced Dodgers steamrolling through the MLB playoffs. Tim’s Two Cents covers some NBA, NHL, and college hoops coaches that could be on the hot seat this year. Tim’s TimeMachine looks at the USC-Notre Dame…

Wall2WallFootball: Franklin Out
Tim and Eric discuss the firing of James Franklin and what it means moving forward for Penn State. Who is next? Plus USC vs Notre Dame rivalry, team of the week, clunker of the week, NFL at the 1/3 mark and more. Plus the boys try to put two good weeks…

Back When There Was Baseball: Tommy McCraw
Tommy McCraw is our guest this week. Tommy, or Mac as he likes to be called, played in the Majors from 1963-1975 with the Chicago White Sox, Washington Senators, Cleveland Indians, California Angels and back with the Indians to finish out his career. Mac…
