Podcast appearances and mentions of daniel barbarisi

What if you invented something the whole world knows but someone else took the credit? This week on Snap, we uncover the story of Krazy George, a shy wood-shop teacher turned professional cheerleader, who sparked a phenomenon from the bleachers of Oakland Coliseum. And -- the story of the infamous Pine Tar Game told by the bat boy.STORIESThe WaveWhat if you invented something the whole world knows but someone else took the credit? This week on Snap, we uncover the story of Krazy George, a shy wood-shop teacher turned professional cheerleader, who sparked a phenomenon from the bleachers of Oakland Coliseum.A huge thank you to the man, the myth, the legend… Krazy George Henderson for sharing your story. At 80 years young, George is still banging his drum for the Spartans at his alma mater, San Jose State. He also just celebrated his 50th season cheering professionally for the San Jose Earthquakes of Major League Soccer. To read more about the life and times of George, check out his memoir “Still Krazy After All These Cheers” Produced by Bo Walsh. Edited by Anna Sussman. Original score by Dirk Schwarzhoff. Artwork by Teo Ducot.The Bat Boy and the Pine Tar GameEvery baseball fan has heard of the superstar hitter George Brett and his infamous Pine Tar Game… but have you heard of the bat boy's version?For more info, check out Daniel Barbarisi's story in the Wall Street Journal.Produced by Davey Kim. Sound Design by Renzo Gorrio.Season 16 - Episode 15 Learn about your ad choices: dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

Elmer Gantry gets an offer to join a notoriously unstable rock n' roll band on a tour of the US. What could possibly go wrong? And the infamous Pine Tar Game of baseball superstar George Brett... told by the bat boy. STORIES The Real Fleetwood Mac Elmer Gantry gets an offer to join a notoriously unstable rock n' roll band on a tour of the US. What could possibly go wrong? Thanks, Elmer, for sharing your story with us! Learn more about Elmer Gantry's music in this blog post that producer John Fecile wrote for Aquarium Drunkard. Kirby Gregory still performs with the band Curved Air. Read an extensive history of Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera from the magazine Ugly Things. Listen to a 10-song Spotify playlist that we put together of Elmer's songs and other tunes from the story. Special thanks to Mike Stax, Anja Stax, and David Prest. Original score by Dirk Schwarzhoff, produced by John Fecile The Bat Boy And The Pine Tar Bat Every baseball fan has heard of the superstar hitter George Brett and his infamous Pine Tar Game…but have you heard of the bat boy's version? For more info, check out Daniel Barbarisi's story in the Wall Street Journal. Sound design by Renzo Gorrio, produced by Davey Kim Season 14 - Episode 46

In 2010, Forrest Fenn, an art dealer and former Vietnam War fighter pilot, decided to ignite a modern-day treasure hunt by hiding a chest filled with millions of dollars worth of gold and jewels somewhere in the Rocky Mountains. The only clues to the treasure's location? A cryptic poem in Fenn's self-published memoir, 'The Thrill of the Chase.' This sparked a decade-long search that captivated hundreds of thousands of people worldwide.So, what drove Fenn to do such a thing? What were the consequences of Fenn's treasure hunt? Who were the key participants who braved the wilderness, and what interesting facts or figures are associated with it?More show notesWe bring you these stories and more in The Compendium, your assembly of fascinating and intriguing things. But if you want more, here's a list of additional resources to explore:1. 'The Thrill of the Chase' - Forrest Fenn's memoir 2. 'Chasing the thrill' - by Daniel Barbarisi 3. 'The Lure 2016 documentry' - A documentary exploring this great storySupport the showSupport the showConnect with Us:

Daniel Barbarisi - Chasing the Thrill: Obsession, Death, and Glory in America's Most Extraordinary Treasure Hunt... with TRE's Hannah Murray

FTP Book Club: Chasing the Thrill by Daniel Barbarisi

Forrest Fenn was dying when he decided to come up with a treasure hunt. He had plans to give 2 million dollars worth of his gold and treasures to anyone that could find where he hid it. He wrote a poem with 9 clues that would lead one lucky person somewhere into the Rocky Mountains. What he wasn't counting on was all the people that would die, the destruction it would cause, and the crimes that he himself would become a victim of. We love our National Parks and we know you do too but when you're out there, remember to enjoy the view but watch your back. Please take a moment to rate and subscribe from wherever you're listening to NPAD! Become part of our Outsider family on Patreon to gain access to ad-free episode, bonus content and more. Follow our socials Instagram, Facebook , and Twitter. To share a Trail Tale, suggest a story, access merch and browse our book recommendations - head over to our website.  Sources:Chasing the Thrill - Obsession, Death, and Glory in America's Most Extraordinary Treasure Hunt by Daniel Barbarisi. Medium.com. Jackson Hole News. CBS News.

Author Daniel Barbarisi visits Fraud Busting.  He spent 3 years searching for Forrest Fenn's Treasure-worth $1m and only findable if you could decode a very cryptic poem written by the eccentric antique dealer. Hundreds of thousands of people searched over 10 years and in 2020 it was announced that the treasure was found.  Was the ever really a treasure?  Was there a legitimate finder?  Was the whole thing a fraud?  You've got to listen to find out.

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S6 E41: In this episode, meet New York Times bestselling author John Green, New York Times best-selling biographer Ronald C. White, and veteran journalist and author Daniel Barbarisi. Listen in to discover what it was like for these authors to voice their work out loud (even when that means capturing President Lincoln's unique vocal cadence). Plus, get the delightfully detailed low-down on one very cozy home recording space. The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/672554/the-anthropocene-reviewed/ Lincoln in Private by Ronald C. White: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/606646/lincoln-in-private/ Chasing the Thrill by Daniel Barbarisi: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/604063/chasing-the-thrill/

Interview with Daniel Barbarisi who wrote about all the drama in the hunt for Forrest Fenn's treasure! The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame CEO has a message for us who are complaining. Callers on that Gov. Abbot announcement.

A decade ago, Santa Fe art dealer Forrest Fenn filled a box with a box with treasure, placed it somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, then published a poem containing clues to its location. Thousands of searchers would go looking for the loot, and five of them would die in the process before it was discovered last year. Nobody has followed this saga more closely than journalist Daniel Barbarisi, who broke the news of how the treasure was found and is now coming out with a book about the hunt, Chasing the Thrill​​​​​​​. In this episode, our former host, Peter Frick-Wright, who published his own feature about the chase in 2015, digs deep with Barbarisi on the story that captured the world. This episode is brought to you by 303 protectants and cleaners, designed to take care of the vehicles you depend on for your adventures. Outside Podcast listeners get 20 percent off of all 303 products for a limited time at 303protectants.com when they use the promo code OUTSIDE2021.

Todays inspirational guest  is editor of the sports website The Athletic and author of Two Books Daniel Barbarisi.  Barbarisi quit his job as a Wall Street journal beat reporter for the yankees to dive into the world of Dailey fantasy. A controversial way to make money off of submitting line-ups each day to score the most points. he wrote a book about his journey. we talk about writing for the yankees and his new book coming out in June. like on every episode in the intro Jesse and Raquel talk about how we got Daniel as a Guest and also other life stories.  

Daniel Barbarisi, author of Dueling With Kings, joins the show to discuss his hunt for Forrest Fenn's treasure, writing his new book, Marcus Smart's tenure in Boston, buying the Bitcoin dip and much more. Pre-Order Chasing The Thrill HERE: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/604063/chasing-the-thrill-by-daniel-barbarisi/ www.patreon.com/taekcast Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Amalie Benjamin is not kidding when she talks about her need of reading.  She is hardly, if ever, without a book or access to one.  She has a goal this year to read 50 books.  That’s a noble goal for anyone, let alone the mother of a young, growing family, and a traveling sports columnist for NHL.com. Amalie’s life as a reader comes to life as she talks about growing up in a household with dedicated reading parents and having a best friend, a high school history teacher, who’s an endless resource of good book referrals. Amalie is just as comfortable talking about Hop on Pop and other children’s books as she is about real-life journalistic thrillers:  Five Days at Memorial: Life and Death in a Storm, and Bad Blood.  She really shines when she makes herself vulnerable.  Her husband, fellow journalist and Dueling with Kings author Daniel Barbarisi, immersed himself deeply into the world of professional sports betting, sometimes putting more on the line than he let on.  For anyone who’s ever felt the intoxication of winning, and the despair of losing, you’ll identify with Amalie and Daniel. View the full transcript at https://whyireadnonfiction.com/004-to-me-reading-is-everything-with-amalie-benjamin/

Today, a conversation about the consequences of a Supreme Court ruling last May that struck down a 1992 federal law that disallowed most states from being in the business of organized betting on sports. This opens the door for states to pass sports gambling legislation. Five states had already passed laws allowing sports gambling in anticipation of the Supreme Court ruling. A little later in the program, we’ll talk about the possibilities of that happening in MD. But first, a conversation with a person whose perspective on this issue is unique. Tom McMillan was a basketball star at the University of MD in the 1970s, who played in the NBA for 12 years. After his pro basketball career, he went on to represent MD’s fourth district in the US Congress. Today, he is the President and CEO of LEAD1, an association of Athletic Directors at the most prominent NCAA Division One Schools. Tom McMillan joins us on the line from Washington, DC. Jeff Barker covers the business of sports and the casino gambling industry, among other beats, for the Baltimore Sun. He joins us from the studios of NPR in Washington DC.And, joining us on the line from Boston, Daniel Barbarisi, a journalist and author of book Dueling With Kings: High Stakes, Killer Sharks, and the Get-Rich Promise of Daily Fantasy Sports. Daniel is a former reporter for the Wall Street Journal. He’s a Senior Editor at the sports website, The Athletic.

Evan welcomes fellow Tufts Jumbo Daniel Barbarisi to SOCIALLY AWKWARD. Now a full-time author, Dan has a new book out about fantasy sports called Dueling with Kings. Hear how he saw the fantasy sports explosion before it happens. Plus, hear how he ended up as the beat reporter for the New York Yankees at the Wall […] The post Daniel Barbarisi – Ep068 appeared first on Evan Wecksell.

Should sports betting be legal? It's a conversation that has been debated to death but one that could soon be resolved. Brett Smiley of SportsHandle.com joins Bart Winkler to talk about how it may be legal to bet on sports in a stadium near you in the next three years, if not much much sooner.Plus, Bart chats with author of Dueling with Kings, Daniel Barbarisi. The former Yankees beat writer tried his hand at daily fantasy sports and eventually was (quite) successful, but he had to go deep into the world of daily fantasy sharks to do it. But if sports betting is still illegal, how are daily fantasy sports allowed in the first place?Enjoy this podcast with two great guests and make sure to check out SportsHandle.com for updates on the fight to make sports gambling legalized, as well as Daniel Barbarisi's book Dueling with Kings, a great read as the daily fantasy sports calendar heats up!

Bart chats with Daniel Barbarisi, former Yankees beat writer with the New York times that found himself instead deep in the world of daily fantasy sports. Highlights include how deep Barbarisi was willing to go to cash in and how likely it is that you would be able to do the same.

Ben and Sam preview the Yankees’ season with Emma Span, and Nick talks to Wall Street Journal Yankees beat writer Daniel Barbarisi (at 22:15).