Podcast appearances and mentions of jim hock

Here is a look back at a very different era in NFL history, the 1950's- and one of the most glamorous teams of that era, the Los Angeles Rams. Jim Hock's father was an offensive lineman for the team. Hock's book is titled "Father on the Line: a Memoir."

SportsTalk Featuring Guests Jeff Rueter of The Athletic, Jim Hock "Father on the Line" & Green Bay reporter Rob Demovsky 600 ESPN El Paso brings you in-depth coverage of El Paso sports, national teams, amazing plays, insightful analysis, and bold opinions.

This week Gil welcomes Jim Hock, author of the new book Father On the Line which is about the LA Rams of the 1950s.We will also discuss the NHL and NBA playoffs and the mess that is college football

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Derek Ciapala and Norm Hightower analyze the Los Angeles Rams' opening preseason loss to the Baltimore Ravens. They also discuss the recent report that the Rams are close to reaching an agreement with defensive tackle Aaron Donald. Finally, the guys go through the mailbag and answer listeners' questions.Rams Talk is currently sponsored by Jim Hock’s  Hollywood’s Team: Grit, Glamour, and the 1950s Los Angeles Rams. You can purchase this outstanding story about his father John Hock and the Rams at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other outlets.The Golden Ram Barber Shop remains our original sponsor. If you’re looking for a great haircut and the old-school barbershop experience complete with basically a mini Rams museum, this is the place to go in the Orange County (Westminster area). Give owner Sal Martinez a call at 714-894-Rams to make an appointment.If you are looking to remodel, resurface or even put in a new pool, check out J. Hock Pool Plastering and Remodeling at 4780 East Wesley Avenue in Anaheim, California. J. Hock Pool Plastering and Remodeling serves Orange County and the Southland and are run by Jay Hock, the eldest son of former Ram John Hock.

This week the guys talk with author and Rams aficionado, Jim Hock about the Rams and his book, "Hollywood's Team." Trust us when we say, this guy knows his stuff! The Guys also discuss the Dodgers outlook after the news of Kershaw's latest injury, the Angels outlook for a run at the post season and if the Galaxy will ever win another game in our lifetimes. It's everything you could possibly want in an LA sports podcast and so much more!

Derek Ciapala interviews author Jim Hock, son of former Rams offensive lineman John Hock, about his new book Hollywood’s Team: Grit, Glamour, and the 1950s Los Angels Rams.

You may not have heard of guard John Hock, who joined the Los Angles Rams prior to the 1953 season. You’re likely more familiar with the names of his teammates: Elroy “Crazylegs” Hirsch, Norm Van Brocklin, Tom Fears, Tank Younger, and Dick “Night Train” Lane. They were the most star-studded team of their era and one that would forever leave an imprint on pro football. Joshua Neuman is joined by the late John Hock’s son, Jim Hock, to discuss his recent book, “Hollywood’s Team: Grit, Glamour and the 1950s Los Angeles Rams.” The book explores the Rams during this, their most glamorous era, through the eyes of John Hock, who often found himself on the outside looking in. Neuman and Jim Hock discuss his father’s experiences, how the city of Los Angeles embraced the team, and how the team managed to embody the burgeoning aesthetics and values of Hollywood. Plus, we explore the fantastic world of Brock “The Rock” Callahan, a fictional Rams guard who was the protagonist of a crime series by author William Campbell Gault as well as of an unaired television pilot in 1959 for CBS.