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Baseball PhD

Baseball PhD (enhanced M4A)

A Society, Culture and Sports podcast
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Baseball PhD (enhanced M4A)

Baseball PhD

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Baseball PhD (enhanced M4A)

Baseball PhD

Baseball PhD (enhanced M4A)

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Ed Kasputis interviews Boston author, Bill Nowlin about Red Sox great, Ted Williams.
The Rockies are now playing at a higher altitude than Denver. Welcome to Mexico City, the largest city in North America with 600,000 Americans calling it home. We prepare as the Rockies host that Astros in the City of Hope as Ed Kasputis int
Ed Kasputis interviews Jonathan Eig about his best selling book – Luckiest Man: The Life and Death of Lou Gehrig.
We are headed to Boston for Patriots Day to take in a game at Fenway and watch the famous Boston Marathon. Ed Kasputis interviews Joshua Robinson from the Wall Street Journal about his recent article, America Made a Huge Bet on Sports Gambl
In 2010, award winning podcast Grape Radio helped to inspire the creation of Baseball PhD.  Ed Kasputis interviews and pays homage to Jay Selman from Grape Radio.
It’s World Series or bust for the Bravos. They are built to win in October. Our PhD Committee in Cleveland prepares for the April 8th solar eclipse and reminisce about our Atlanta baseball memories. Ed Kasputis interviews Atlanta baseball bl
Ed Kasputis interviews Major League Baseball’s first designated hitter, Yankee great – Ron Blomberg about  the re-release of his book, Designated Hebrew.
Terry Francona has retired. Stephen Vogt has been hired. Will the Guardians improve or hover around .500? We debate.
Ed Kasputis interviews Jason Siemer about his song, A World of Orioles Baseball.
Peter Angelos, who bought the Orioles in 1993 after finding success in the legal world, died on March 23 at the age of 94. Mr. Angelos died after the taping of this podcast. He will be missed. In this podcast we talk about gambling & our 202
On September 18, 2010, Ed Kasputis got his Baseball PhD by visiting his 30th Major League Ballpark – Target Field. Our PhD Committee examines Ed about his 40 year journey though the baseball world and life.
Opening Day is here as the Dodgers and Padres open in Seoul, South Korea for two games. We discuss as Ed interviews Matt Moreno from dodgerblue.com.
Ed Kasputis interviews photography icon, Michael Zagaris who is the official photographer to both the Oakland A’s and San Francisco 49ers.
Fifteen teams plus lots of snow birds have arrived in the Sunshine State. We talk spring training as Ed Kasputis interviews baseball author, Sam Zygner about the Grapefruit League.
Let’s go back over 100 years to the only World Series played in September, the 1918 World Series.  Did the Chicago Cubs throw the 1918 World Series to the Boston Red Sox?  Did this act curse both the Cubs and Red Sox organizations for decade
Do you have Spring Fever? Spring Training in the desert has begun as Ed Kasputis interviews the one and only, Jim McLennan from azsnakepit.com about the Cactus League.
Ed Kasputis interviews baseball writer and author, Zack Hample about his book, Watching Baseball Smarter.
Ed Kasputis interviews award winning humorist and author, Hart Seely from his battle pod about his book, The JuJu Rules.
Our PhD Committee honors Todd Cook and his six year old son, Tim as they completed their baseball journey by visiting all 30 current Major League ballparks in 2012.
Ed Kasputis interviews New York Times columnist, Harvey Araton about his book, Driving Mr. Yogi.
Ed, Farley & Mark review Moe Berg’s famous article that Berg wrote for the Atlantic Monthly in 1941 – “Pitchers & Catchers.”  Be sure to check out our Episode 36 – Moe Berg as our PhD Committee pays homage to the man who inspired Baseball Ph
The Caribbean Series has concluded. Abe Lincoln turns 215 as Ed Kasputis interviews Albert Gonzalez from IndyBall Jobs about his organization that helps undrafted players continue their professional careers through Independent League Basebal
The Famous San Diego Chicken is the Babe Ruth of sports mascots.  During this 39 minute interview, you’ll better understand how the genius of Ted Giannoulas has forever changed our ball park experience.
On June 5, 1948, Babe Ruth met future President George H.W. Bush on the ball fields of Yale.  We remember and honor the legacy of both of these great Americans who have impacted our lives, our culture and our country.  Our podcast concludes
In the history of Minor League Baseball there has only been one madame president.  Ed Kasputis interviews Lori Webb who has been president of the Southern League since 2012 about her inspirational story.
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