Back When There Was Baseball: Ken Frailing
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Ken Frailing passed away on August 25, 2022. We re-air this podcast in honor of him.Ken Frailing is our guest this week. Ken pitched from 1966-1978 in the Minor Leagues and the Majors. Ken was very promising out of high school as he had a 13-0…
Talking College Football History: Dave Mehrer
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We talk Big 8 football on this week's episode of Talking College Football History. Dave Mehrer (Kansas 1979-1982) is our guest this week. Dave discusses his career at Kansas and a lot of memories of his Big 8 experiences which include the…
Sports Authors Showcase: DKR: The Royal Scrapbook by Jenna McEachern
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Jenna McEachern joins me this week to discuss her book DKR: The Royal Scrapbook. Jenna published this book in 2012, and I had the privilege of reading it a year ago. This book is similar to a coffee table book, but more of a square shape. There are many…
Talking Penn State Football History: Lance Mehl
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This week's feature is one of Penn State's unsung defensive players. He played at Penn State from 1976-1979. When he was moved to linebacker in 1978, he excelled for his junior and senior seasons at PSU. He was drafted by the New York Jets in the 3rd…
Musings of a Sports Fanatic: Nov 14
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Tim leads off with the Judge vs Raleigh debate plus all the MLB awards. Paul Skenes had some important thoughts on the Pirates going forward, and Tim has some thoughts on that leading to a Pirates-centric Time Machine segment. Two Cent Takes from NHL,…
Wall2WallFootball: Tim is irritated edition
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Playoff scenarios, coaching thoughts, and more. Plus Tim is irritated with the Big Ten and the Steelers. Plus the guys continue to try and find a groove in the Pick ‘Em contest that Tim’s cat continues to dominate.
Back When There Was Baseball: Bart Zeller
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Bart Zeller joins us this week. He was with the St. Louis Cardinals organization his entire career. Bart was a catcher and only appeared in one game with the parent club. So, you ask, why would you interview Bart Zeller? It's…