Season 2

Sports historian and photographer talks about his lifelong love of baseball and sports photography.

Speaker and journalist Evan Weiner talks about "Who's On First", "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" and his career of writing, radio and podcasts.

Bryce is the disability consultant for the Baltimore Orioles. Like Enrique Oliu and myself before him, he's a blind man who has done color commentary on radio sports broadcasts. Bryce has spent innings in both the Orioles' radio and TV booth earlier this year.

Mike shares historic radio broadcasts of baseball games on his YouTube channel, ClassicBaseballOnTheRadio. We discuss how he became a baseball fan, how he became interested in games from the past and how he began his Midnight postings which are ongoing.

Author and journalist Peter Altschul talks about his 3 books and some fun experiences he has had as a baseball fan. He and I are panelists on the podcast "Sports Round Table."

Troy Larson runs a podcast about the Minnesota Twins. He and lifelong Dodger fan Mitch Pomerantz are regular guests on The Sports Round Table podcast where I'm a panelist. Along with Philadelphia journalist Sam Carchidi, they join me to discuss the ongoing postseason.

Second visit with this Lifelong baseball fan, podcaster and author of "Terror Strikes: Coming to a City Near You" and "How to Write a Book and Get it Published."

Mike is the author of the baseball book "Grinders" and the 23-year voice of the Round Rock Express, now the AAA Texas Rangers. From the booth, he's seen many of the players in the World Series where the Rangers will tangle with the Diamondbacks.

As a youth, Rick built a baseball card collection with cards going back to 1912. A fan to this day, Rick has made his mark through his Jazz for Peace movement which began with a poem he wrote on 9/11. See the poem at www.jazzforpeace.org/un

Sam briefly covered the Trinidad, Colorado Triggers of the independent Pecos League. You can find his baseball song along with other songs and stories at tenderbastard.com.