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We celebrate the 30th anniversary of the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival, highlighting an impressive lineup of films from March 30th to April 8th at B&B Theaters in Creve Coeur. Hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston discuss the festival with John Wilson, the Director of Cultural Arts at the Jewish Community Center of St. Louis, and Wendy Sachs, director of the documentary 'October 8th.' The discussion moves into the significance of the film, which addresses the surge of anti-Semitism following the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. Wendy shares her personal journey and the challenges faced in creating the documentary, shedding light on the coordinated efforts behind the rise of anti-Semitism and the importance of education and awareness. John and Wendy emphasize the importance of using the festival and films like 'October 8' to educate the public, provoke meaningful conversations, and foster community engagement. The festival aims to provide a diverse cinematic experience that is both informative and entertaining, covering themes from historical to contemporary issues, comedy, and more.[00:00] Introduction to the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival[00:33] Meet the Hosts and Today's Special Guest[01:01] Return to Civility: A Thoughtful Reminder[02:14] Introducing John Wilson: Festival Director[02:57] Wendy Sachs: A Multi-Hyphenate Talent[04:41] The Making of 'October 8th': Wendy's Journey[07:05] Challenges in Hollywood: The Struggle for Distribution[11:27] The Coordinated Effort Behind Campus Activism[13:37] Festival Highlights and Thematic Films[18:56] Wendy Sachs on Selecting Documentary Participants[21:36] Exploring Modern Anti-Semitism[24:39] Introduction to the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival[25:51] Highlighting Key Films and Themes[30:13] Personal Reflections and Impact[35:18] Call to Action and Education[38:36] Conclusion and FarewellTakeaways: The St. Louis Jewish Film Festival is celebrating its 30th anniversary with an exciting lineup of films that promise to stir up some serious conversation. Wendy Sachs, director of the documentary 'October 8th', shares her journey creating a film that tackles the rise of antisemitism in America, sparked by recent events. John Wilson, the festival director, emphasizes the importance of community engagement through cinema, aiming for viewers to leave with new perspectives and a sense of connection. The film festival features a variety of films, from serious documentaries to light-hearted comedies, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy and discuss. October 8 | Official Website | March 14 2025Wendy SachsSt. Louis Jewish Film Festival - St. Louis JCCLinks referenced in this episode:stljewishfilmfestival.orgoctober8film.comjccstl.comdredscottlives.orgEpisode with Benjamin Ginsberg on The New Anti-Semitism: The Left, the Right, and the JewsThis is Season 8! For more episodes, go to
In this lively episode of Saint Louis in Tune, Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston take a whimsical look back at their 2024 shows, sharing the most popular highlights that had their listeners buzzing. Imagine a highlight reel that combines the best moments from a podcast with a dash of humor and a sprinkle of friendship—that's what we get here. They dive into the episodes that struck a chord, exploring why certain topics resonated so deeply with their audience while also pointing out the ones that didn't quite hit the mark. It's a behind-the-scenes peek at podcasting that feels both personal and relatable.This episode is a celebration of not just the content we have created, but of the community we have built—one laugh, one story, and one insightful discussion at a time. Whether you're a long-time listener or tuning in for the first time, this episode is a perfect representation of the spirit of St. Louis in Tune.This is Season 8! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#stlintune #communityradio #freddieleesghettosauce #healingactionCompanies mentioned in this episode: St. Louis in Tune Apple Podcasts Dred Scott Heritage Foundation Freddie Lee's Ghetto Sauce International Institute of St. Louis JCCA Healing Action Legal Services of Eastern Missouri Gateway Grizzlies
In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston discuss various events and issues, including an interview with Brad Kovach, Deputy Director at River City Foundation and publisher of Terrain Magazine. Brad talks about the upcoming Gateway Outdoor Expo to be held at St. Charles Convention Center, sharing details about the event's evolution, activities like a 23-foot climbing wall and a Canoe with Santa Claus photo opportunity. The episode also touches on the mission of the River City Foundation to promote outdoor activities and the benefits of engaging with nature in the St. Louis region. Additionally, the show features some entertaining segments including music trivia, word of the day, and humorous anecdotes.River City FoundationTerrain Magazine – Outdoor Recreation, Adventure & Culture | St. LouisGateway Outdoor Expo Home Page - Gateway Outdoor ExpoThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#gatewayoutdoorexpo #terrainmagazine #swimspa #rockclimbing #mountainbiking #flycasting #scubadivingLinks referenced in this episode:gatewayoutdoorexpo.comterrain-mag.comrivercityfdn.orgCompanies mentioned in this episode: Big Muddy Adventures Upper Limits Orvis Terrain Magazine River City Foundation Gateway Outdoor Expo
Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston engage in a lively conversation with baseball historian Robert Tiemann and renowned sports broadcaster Ron Jacober, swinging into the rich history of the St. Louis Cardinals. The episode kicks off with a nod to trivia which sets the stage for a broader discussion about the memorable and often overlooked moments in Cardinals lore, as detailed in Tiemann's latest book, Immortal Moments in Cardinals History-2nd Edition. Listeners are treated to a wealth of stories, including Tiemann's experiences researching the Cardinals' past and Jacober's experiences as a broadcaster who has witnessed decades of baseball. The conversation delves into topics such as the changing dynamics of the game, the influence of money and media on baseball, and the nostalgia associated with past greats like Stan Musial and Bob Gibson. The episode is a heartfelt tribute to Cardinal baseball, celebrating the community's passion and the players' indelible marks on the sport.[00:00] Cardinal Trivia Challenge[00:30] Introduction to Saint Louis in Tune[01:01] Returning to Civility[02:03] Meet the Guests: Robert L. Tiemann and Ron Jacober[03:36] Immortal Moments in Cardinals History[04:59] Forgotten Highlights of the Cardinals[06:40] The Origin of the Cardinals Name[11:20] Ron Jacober's Broadcasting Journey[16:41] Memorable Moments and Players[29:07] Bob Gibson's Intensity and Career Stories[30:52] Lou Brock and the Challenges of Reporting[33:38] Changes in Baseball: Money and Pitching[37:37] Umpires and Replay Technology[39:59] Fan Expectations and Broadcast Revenue[46:02] Book Signing Events and Closing RemarksImmortal Moments in Cardinals History, 2nd Edition - Purchase the BookThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#stlcardinals #baseball #stlouisbaseball #bobgibson #loubrock #stanmusial #buschstadium #worldseries #baseballmemorabilia #halloffame
In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston interview Mickey Bergman, an expert in high-stakes prisoner and hostage negotiations. Bergman, the CEO of Global Reach and former Chief Intergovernmental Mediator for the Richardson Center for Global Engagement, discusses the complexities of international diplomacy, emotional intelligence, and the personal toll of his work. He also shares stories from his book, co-authored with Ellis Henican, titled In the Shadows: True Stories of High-Stakes Negotiations to Free Americans Captured Abroad. Bergman highlights the importance of urgency in negotiations and the psychological dimensions of dealing with nations like Israel, North Korea, and Russia. This episode delves into the emotional and strategic intricacies involved in freeing prisoners and hostages from some of the most difficult geopolitical situations. By interweaving personal stories with practical insights, Bergman illustrates how empathy and awareness can lead to successful outcomes even in dire circumstances.[00:00] Introduction to Hostage Negotiations[01:00] Welcome to Saint Louis In Tune[01:18] Meet Mickey Bergman[02:40] The Work of Global Reach[03:42] A Life-Changing Decision[07:17] The Art of Negotiation[09:27] Emotional Intelligence in Negotiations[15:50] Collective Trauma and International Relations[21:33] Concluding Thoughts and Upcoming EventTickets to Mickey BergmanIn the Shadows by Mickey Bergman | Hachette Book GroupGlobal ReachMickey Bergman at Global ReachSt. Louis Jewish Book Festival Events & Schedule | St. Louis JCC Links referenced in this episode:jccstl.comThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#hostagenegotiations #prisonerrelease #globalreach #highstakesnegotiation #mickeybergman #richardsoncenter #globalengagement #jccstl #bookfestival
The culinary landscape of Missouri is as diverse as its geography, and this episode serves as a delicious exploration of that richness. Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston host Porcshe Moran-Murphy and Chef Mathew Unger, who discuss their collaboration on a book that encapsulates the essence of Missouri's comfort food. Their book, Missouri Comfort, not only offers recipes but also serves as a guide to the state's food traditions. Moran and Unger discuss the significance of various ethnic cuisines in Missouri, shedding light on how these influences have shaped local dishes. They share personal stories about their favorite recipes, including the nostalgia tied to family meals and the creative process of developing recipes that resonate with both novice and experienced cooks. The discussion highlights the importance of using local ingredients and supporting local businesses, showcasing the interconnectedness of community and food. This episode is a must-listen for food enthusiasts and anyone interested in the cultural tapestry that makes Missouri's culinary scene unique.[00:00] Introduction and Greetings[01:27] Discussing Restaurant Etiquette[02:46] Introducing the Guests: Porcshe Moran-Murphy and Mathew Unger[03:19] Portia Moran's Background and Career[07:14] Collaborating on the Book: Missouri Comfort[08:35] Matthew Unger's Culinary Journey[11:46] Exploring Missouri's Food Scene[23:27] Balancing Career and Family[31:06] Grandma's Recipes and Childhood Memories[32:17] First Cooking Experience at Notre Dame[33:22] Creole and Soul Food Influences[34:36] Local TV Appearances and Food Network Aspirations[35:37] Travel Guide to Missouri's Culinary Scene[36:56] Supporting Local Ingredients and Farm-to-Table Movement[38:14] Upcoming Book Signings and Events[40:31] Kansas City Burnt Ends and BBQ Tips[42:27] Favorite Foods and Cooking Preferences[45:03] Bacon Recommendations and Cooking Tips[46:55] Barbecue Techniques and Pizza Ovens[49:49] Conclusion and Book PromotionMissouri Comfort BookBook Presentation/SigningsOctober 26, 10am-2pm: Kitchen Conservatory, St. Louis, MONovember 2, 11am-2:20pm: Grace Meat + 3, St. Louis, MONovember 15, 6:30pm-9:30pm: Bartolino's Osteria, St. Louis, MONovember 16, Noon-1pm: Holts Summit Public Library, Holts Summit, MONovember 16, 6pm-7pm: Southern Boone County Public Library, Ashland, MODecember 17, 6pm-7pm: Callaway County public Library, Fulton, MOThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#missourifood #missourirestaurants #culinaryscene #missourichefs #missouricomfortfood #comfortfoodLinks referenced in this episode:dredscottlives.orgmissourilife.com
In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston discuss with Ilan Evyatar, co-author of Target Tehran, Israel's multifaceted strategies to counter Iran's nuclear ambitions and its broader Middle Eastern geopolitical maneuvers. The conversation covers topics such as sabotage, cyber warfare, assassinations, and secret diplomacy. Evyatar shares insights from exclusive interviews with intelligence officials, providing a nuanced perspective on the intricate web of international diplomacy and security issues facing the region today.Specific events like the 2018 heist of Iran's nuclear archives, the assassination of Soleimani, and recent conflicts with Hezbollah and Hamas are examined. The discussion also explores Saudi-Israel relations, the influence of Hezbollah, and the region's reaction to these strategic operations amidst global political events. The episode closes with a look at the upcoming Jewish Book Festival in which Evyatar is a guest speaker.[00:00] Introduction to Israel's Covert Operations[02:05] Guest Introduction: Ilan Evyatar[03:34] The Genesis of 'Target Tehran'[05:15] Israel's Intelligence Revelations[07:15] Middle East Diplomacy and the Abraham Accords[16:15] Cyber Warfare and Its Impact[18:25] Public Sentiment in Israel[20:58] The Complex Geopolitical Landscape[21:31] Insights and Surprises from 'Target Tehran'[23:17] Future Projects and Closing Remarks[31:29] The Backstory and Proxy Wars[33:05] Political and Economic Decisions[34:00] Dred Scott Heritage Foundation[35:00] Welcome Corps Initiative[35:54] Interview with Ilan Evyatar[37:09] Target Tehran: Book Insights[40:25] Middle East Geopolitics[44:22] Word of the Day: Defenestration[45:53] Conclusion and FarewellThe Book-Target Tehran: How Israel Is Using Sabotage, Cyberwarfare, Assassination – and Secret Diplomacy – to Stop a Nuclear Iran and Create a New Middle EastSt. Louis Jewish Book Festival Events & Schedule | St. Louis JCCTickets for Ilan Evyatar – Target Tehran Online EventThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#Israel #Irannuclearprogram #Mossad #cyberwarfare #sabotage #secretdiplomacy #MiddleEast #IlanEvyatar #TargetTehran #StLouisJewishBookFestival
Saint Louis in Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston engage in a heartwarming conversation with Jaime Mowers, a native of Webster Groves and the owner/editor-in-chief of the Webster-Kirkwood Times. Jaime shares her profound experience of losing her father to gun violence and how she has channeled her grief into a story of hope and community support. The discussion reveals Jaime's inspirational journey through pain, her chapter in the international bestseller 'In Her Power, In Her Wisdom', her initiation of the global kindness movement 'Buzzing Love,' and the critical role of small acts of kindness in today's society. [00:00] Introduction to Saint Louis in Tune[00:41] Community Leaders and Experts[01:44] Return to Civility[03:24] Introducing Jaime Mowers[04:17] A Legacy of Love[25:21] Buzzing Love: Spreading Kindness[31:21] The Power of Kindness[32:10] Challenges in the Workplace[32:53] Small Acts, Big Impact[34:32] Self-Kindness and Empowerment[37:12] Book Signings and Community Engagement[43:43] The Importance of Local Newspapers[45:05] Fun Facts and Lighthearted Moments[49:36] Conclusion and FarewellBuzzing Love FacebookBuzzing Love InstagramBuzzing Love: What's All The Buzz About?!This is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#buzzinglove #inherpowerinherwisdom #webstergroves #resilience #tragedytotriumph #kindness #smallactsofkindnessLinks referenced in this episode:buzzinglove.orgstlintune.comdredscottlives.org
In this episode of St. Louis in Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston engage with Joe Sonderman, a well-known radio personality and expert on Route 66. Joe discusses his new book, 'This Day in St. Louis History,' which encapsulates significant events in the city's past. He shares how he compiled this collection of historical tidbits, inspired by his past work in radio and personal collections. The conversation delves into unique St. Louis trivia, Route 66 historical routes, and the implications of historical events. Joe's love for Route 66 emerges as he talks about its culture and significance. The hosts and Sonderman discuss the impact of St. Louis city and county separation, Route 66's evolving routes, and engage in light-hearted banter about past events and curiosities. Upcoming book signings and community interactions are highlighted, encouraging the audience to explore history through Joe's book and the iconic route's nostalgic allure.[00:00] Introduction and Welcome[00:58] Returning to Civility[01:54] Route 66 Debate[02:29] Interview with Joe Sonderman[03:49] This Day in St. Louis History[05:46] Historical Anecdotes and Outrageous Facts[07:38] Significance of Dates in St. Louis History[12:59] Book Events and Signings[19:22] Route 66 and Personal Stories[30:26] Nostalgic Roadside Attractions[31:04] The Allure of Route 66[31:55] Route 66: A Journey Through Time[32:34] The Importance of Slowing Down[32:55] Route 66: Connecting People[34:00] The Full Route 66 Experience[35:55] Route 66 in St. Louis[38:24] International Fascination with Route 66[40:00] Route 66 Tourism and Local Economies[44:23] The Beatles and Route 66[47:55] Fun Facts and Anecdotes[54:41] Closing Remarks and FarewellPresentation and Book SigningsOctober 12, 11-3pm: Barnes & Noble in FentonOctober 22, 6-8pm: St. Charles County Library Spencer BranchNovember 4, 6-7pm: Kirkwood Public LibraryNovember 19, 6-7pm: Warrenton Public LibraryThis Day in St. Louis History - Reedy PressThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.comLinks referenced in this episode:dredscottlives.orgstlintune.com
A compelling discussion between Arnold Stricker, Mark Langston, and guest Andy Hahn, centered around Hahn's new book, 'Mapping St. Louis: A History of the Gateway City in 40 Rare Maps.' Key theme to listen for is the significance of maps as not just navigational aids but as critical historical records that encapsulate the story of St. Louis over the centuries. The dialogue begins with a humorous yet serious exploration of how modern technology has changed the way we navigate our world, alongside a nostalgic reflection on traditional map-reading skills that may be fading away.Hahn passionately shares his lifelong fascination with maps, which originated in his childhood home filled with historical artifacts and large maps. His narrative intertwines personal anecdotes with the broader historical context of St. Louis, showcasing how each of the 40 maps in his book serves as a snapshot of the city at different points in time. Listeners are taken on a journey from the city's founding days through significant developments, including the evolution of neighborhoods and the impact of socio-political changes that shaped the city's landscape. Hahn's insights illuminate the connection between geography and the lived experiences of St. Louisans, highlighting the importance of understanding one's environment.The episode also addresses the darker aspects of mapping history, particularly the use of maps in systemic segregation practices like redlining, which have had long-lasting effects on the city's demographics and cultural fabric. This discussion prompts listeners to reflect on the implications of historical maps and how they can inform our understanding of contemporary issues. By the conclusion of the episode, the hosts and Hahn leave the audience with a deeper appreciation for maps as powerful tools that tell the story of a city, its people, and their collective journey through time.Presentation and Book SigningsOctober 14, 6-7pm: Florissant Historical Society, Gittemeier HouseOctober 20, 3-6pm: Campbell House MuseumNovember 3, 2-3:30pm: Stupp Pavilion at Tower Grove ParkNovember 6, 12-1pm: Landmarks Association of St. LouisNovember 16, 2-3pm: Thomas Sappington House MuseumNovember 17, 2-4pm: Kern Pavilion a Lafayette ParkNovember 24, 2-4pm: Campbell House MuseumJanuary 11, 10-11:30am: Ulysses S. Grant National Historic SiteFebruary 6, 6:30-8pm: Missouri History MuseumFebruary 16, 1:30-3pm: Carondelet Historical SocietyLinks referenced in this episode:stlintune.comdredscottlives.orgVisit - Campbell House MuseumReedy Press-Mapping St. LouisThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#maps #stlouismaps #reedypress #cartography #mappinghistory #raremaps
In this episode of "Saint Louis in Tune," hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston chat with Rodney Justo, lead singer of the Atlanta Rhythm Section. Justo shares fascinating stories from his extensive music career, including his time with the band and interactions with legends like Roy Orbison and Frankie Valli. The discussion covers the band's eclectic sound, the origins of their name, and the evolution of touring. Justo offers valuable advice for aspiring musicians and reflects on the joys and challenges of the industry. This engaging episode is a must-listen for music lovers and fans of rock history.[00:00] Introduction to St. Louis In Tune[01:00] The Magic of Radio and Live Recording[01:29] The Power of a Simple Note[04:28] Connecting with Rodney Justo[07:00] The Origins of Atlanta Rhythm Section[08:34] Life on the Road and Working with Legends[10:09] Rodney Justo's Personal Journey[24:56] The Dynamics of Band Life[29:24] The Joy of Touring and Meeting Fans[31:52] The Lucrative World of Jingles[34:00] Changes in Touring Over the Years[35:59] Band Members and Their Contributions[38:17] The Evolution of Backup Bands[44:11] Advice for Aspiring Musicians[46:54] Reflecting on a Musical Career[48:20] Conclusion and FarewellDiscogs - Rodney JustoAtlanta Rhythm Section - WikipediaAtlanta Rhythm Section FacebookThe Atlanta Rhythm Section - Home PageThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#atlantarhythmsection #ars #rockband #royorbison #frankievalli #musicindustry #jingles #spooky #studiomusician #houseband #countryrock #southernrock #southernfriedstylerock
In this episode of Saint Louis in Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston interview Rabbi Brad Horwitz, the Chief Jewish Engagement Officer at the J. They discuss a wide range of topics including the role of the J in offering diverse cultural, religious, and support services, and the upcoming sababa Jewish Arts and Culture Festival. Rabbi Horwitz shares insights into his work, the importance of community engagement, and the various programs offered by the J. The episode also touches on local Jewish history, educational initiatives, and highlights the vibrant Jewish community in St. Louis.[00:00] Introduction to St. Louis in Tune[01:01] Return to Civility: Tidy Up Your Yard[02:19] Introducing Rabbi Brad Horwitz[03:19] The Role of the Chief Jewish Engagement Officer[04:41] sababa Jewish Arts and Culture Festival[06:28] Musical Highlights of sababa[10:27] Food and Art at sababa[14:01] The J's Community Impact and Programs[27:24] The History and Significance of the J[31:01] Family Pavilion and Activities[31:37] Jewish Community Center Overview[32:34] Programs for People with Disabilities[32:47] Community Garden and Volunteer Programs[33:49] Support Programs and Cancer Journey[36:37] Writing a Children's Prayer Book[39:59] Reflecting on Community and Culture[42:30] Event Details and Security Measures[48:13] Fun Facts and National Days[54:59] Closing Remarks and HumorSababa Jewish Arts & Cultural Festivalsababa Facebook PageFitness Center St. Louis | St. Louis Gym & Fitness CenterThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#sababa #thej #festival #jewishcommunitycenter #jewisharts #jewishculturalfestival #communityconnections #jewishculture
In this episode of Saint Louis in Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston speak with Mark Maxey, an Emmy Award-winning producer and president of Rolling Pictures. Maxey discusses the critical role of producers versus directors in filmmaking, his storied career, and his passion for storytelling and social responsibility. Highlights include insights into his major projects such as 'Words of War,' 'Space Oddity,' and 'As They Made Us,' along with his significant contributions to charitable organizations and initiatives aimed at supporting at-risk youth and families. Maxey also shares personal anecdotes and valuable advice for aspiring filmmakers.[00:00] Introduction to St. Louis in Tune[00:45] Exploring the Role of Film Producers[02:16] Guest Introduction: Mark Maxey[04:18] Mark Maxey's Journey into Filmmaking[05:42] The Magic of Centron Film Studios[06:31] Transitioning to a Career in Production[14:14] The Role of a Producer in Film[15:24] The Collaborative Nature of Filmmaking[19:00] From Television to Narrative Film[27:34] Mark Maxey's Social Responsibility Initiatives[33:02] Reflecting on Success and Gratitude[34:05] Challenges in Financing and Distribution[36:04] Unseen Films and Lost Stories[39:41] Advice for Aspiring Filmmakers[41:27] The Evolution of Filmmaking Technology[42:15] Closing Remarks and Acknowledgements[42:47] Hosts' Final Thoughts and HumorRolling PicturesMark Maxey-IMDBMark Maxey-FacebookMark Maxey-LinkedInMark Maxey-InstagramThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#filmproducer #rollingpictures #emmywinner #motionpictureproductioncompany #washingtonwestfilmfestival #independentfilmfestival #uptosnuff #televisionacademy
In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston chat with Jeff Faulkner and Jake Brookman of the tribute band, Mr. Blue Sky. The conversation ranges from the importance of live music to the intricacies behind producing an ELO tribute show. Jeff and Jake share their personal stories, discuss their music careers, and detail upcoming concerts, including a major announcement about a future show. They also perform live in the studio, showcasing their talents with a rendition of 'Evil Woman.' This episode offers an in-depth look at the local tribute band scene and the passion driving these musicians.[00:00] Introduction to Saint Louis in Tune[00:38] Meet the Hosts: Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston[01:19] Return to Civility: A Thoughtful Gesture[01:55] Introducing Jeff Faulkner and Jake Brookman of Mr. Blue Sky[03:39] Upcoming Concerts and Performances[04:45] The Journey of Mr. Blue Sky[04:59] Fanbase and Audience Engagement[07:37] The Unique Sound of Mr. Blue Sky[08:26] Live in the Studio Performance[18:48] Promoting the Big Event[20:55] Behind the Scenes: Sound Engineering[25:49] Favorite Concert Experiences[30:25] Memorable Concert Experiences[30:52] Playing with "Weird Al Yankovic"[31:58] The Importance of Live Music[34:04] Weirdest Performance Moments[38:04] Future Plans and Projects[43:36] Advice for Aspiring Musicians[47:00] Event Promotion and Ticket Information[47:57] Closing Remarks and OutroMR. BLUE SKYJAKE BROOKMAN - CELLIST - HomeMr. Blue Sky FacebookMr. Blue Sky InstagramThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#mrblueskystl #jakebrookman #tributebands #stlmusicscene #chesterfieldamphitheater #rockconcerts #tributebandconcerts
Saint Louis In Tune hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston explore the historical Trolley Series (Streetcar Series) of 1944, which was a World Series entirely contested by St. Louis teams. Their guest, Ed Wheatley—a sports historian, author, and film producer—provides an in-depth perspective on the unique circumstances and vibrant history surrounding this legendary all-St. Louis showdown between the St. Louis Browns and the St. Louis Cardinals. The discussion touches on the cultural impact of baseball during wartime, the significance of the sport in American society, and treasured moments from one of baseball's most memorable series.[00:00] Introduction to the Trolley Series[00:23] Meet the Hosts and Special Guest[01:11] A Return to Civility[01:56] The 1944 World Series: Setting the Scene[03:34] The St. Louis Browns and Their Legacy[05:10] Upcoming Events and Celebrations[07:12] The Impact of World War II on Baseball[11:22] The Browns' Journey to the World Series[16:10] The 1944 World Series: Game Highlights[20:15] Historical Context and Fun Facts[26:53] The 1944 World Series Begins[28:19] Ricky's Clever Deal with the Browns[29:13] The Shared Apartment Dilemma[30:23] World War II's Impact on Baseball[31:33] Cardinals' World Series Comeback[39:11] The Unique Story of Pete Gray[45:02] St. Louis: America's Best Sports Town[50:18] The Unifying Power of Sports[52:54] Upcoming Events and Closing RemarksAugust 15-Retro Jersey & Bobblehead at Gateway Grizzlies BaseballSeptember 24-St. Louis Browns LuncheonSt. Louis Browns LuncheonRetro Jersey & Bobblehead at Gateway Grizzlies BaseballSt Louis Browns Historical Society Facebook PageSt. Louis Browns Historical SocietyThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#stlcardinals #stlbrowns #worldseries #meetmeinstlouis #1944baseball #harrytruman #sportsmanspark #1944worldseries #ww2baseball
This weeks Best of A's Cast Live features interviews during the week of July 22, 2024 with Chris Townsend that include: 1988 AL MVP and A's Hall of Famer, Jose Canseco (1:05) Former A's OFer, Khris Davis (13:20) A's 2024 First-Round Pick, Nick Kurtz (23:10) A's 2024 Second-Round Pick, Tommy White (30:50) Bob Nightengale of USA Today (38:05) 4x All-Star & Angels Radio Broadcaster, Mark Langston (52:00) A's Assistant GM & Director of Player Personnel, Billy Owens (1:06:20) To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On the July 25 edition of A's Cast Live, our weekly all baseball talk show Monday through Friday, Chris Townsend discussed why he feels the A's wont make any major moves at the deadline (17:50), the A's core building for the future (26:10) and Cal Quantrill's comments during the Rockies & Red Sox game (29:00). He was joined by: 4x All-Star & Angels Radio Broadcaster, Mark Langston (56:50) National Baseball Columnist for USA Today, Bob Nightengale (1:16:20) To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston delve into the impact and legacy of the landmark Supreme Court decision Brown v. Board of Education now 70 years old, which ended racial segregation in public schools. Their special guest, Dr. James T. Patterson, a distinguished historian, shares insights from his extensive research on the case and its implications. Dr. Patterson recounts the historical context, the consolidation of multiple cases, the arguments made, and the enduring challenges of segregation and race relations in the education system. This in-depth discussion also touches on Patterson's career, his notable publications, and his perspective on the ongoing struggle for equality.[00:00] Introduction to Brown v. Board of Education[00:35] Welcome to Saint Louis In Tune[00:52] Introducing Dr. James T. Patterson[02:39] Dr. Patterson's Background and Career[04:04] Details of Brown v. Board of Education[05:58] Consolidated Cases and Their Impact[08:01] Challenges and Surprises in Research[08:53] Current State of School Segregation[17:05] Influence of Dr. Kenneth Clark's Doll Test[20:14] Reflections on Brown v. Board of Education[23:39] Closing Remarks and Show InformationBrown v. Board and "The Doll Test"Kenneth and Mamie Clark Doll - Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service)History & Culture - Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service)Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service)Brown v. Board of Education: A Civil Rights Milestone and Its Troubled LegacyJames T. Patterson (historian) - WikipediaThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#brownvboardofeducation #topekaks #brownvboard #supremecourt #landmarkcase #kennethclark #thedolltest #segregation #integrationofschools #schoolintegration
In this episode of St. Louis in Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston delve into the inspiring work of Circus Harmony and its 'Peace Through Pyramids' initiative. The episode, featuring Jessica Hentoff, Executive Artistic Director and Founder of Circus Harmony, explores how circus arts are uniting youth from diverse backgrounds to promote trust and social change. From partnerships in Israel, Puerto Rico, and Germany, to local community impact and upcoming performances, this episode highlights the transformative power of circus arts. Tune in to discover heartwarming stories, historical insights, and the exciting upcoming events from Circus Harmony.[00:00] Introduction to St. Louis in Tune[01:05] Meet Jessica Hentkoff of Circus Harmony[03:29] The Concept of Peace Through Pyramids[05:05] Circus Harmony's Global Partnerships[15:48] Circus Harmony's Impact and Achievements[19:15] Upcoming Events and Collaborations[25:29] Support and Acknowledgements[32:32] Connecting People[32:56] Circus Science in Schools[33:29] Mechanical Engineering Meets Circus[33:52] Fundraising for the Circus[34:47] Legendary Circus Performers Trivia[37:57] The Art of Human Cannonball[43:44] Hair Hanging and Other Circus Feats[47:29] Upcoming Circus Events and ClassesSISTER CITY CIRCUS CHILDREN TO SOAR IN ST. LOUISWHO: Circus Harmony and Circus Circuli's Sister City CircusWHAT: A Peace Through Pyramids Partnership between youth circuses from St. Louis and StuttgartWHEN: July 26 - August 9, 2024WHERE: City Museum and TBD“Architecture & Acrobats” screening at the 24th Annual St. Louis Filmmakers ShowcaseWHEN: July 26, 2024 7:30 pmWHERE: Hi-Pointe Theatre, 1005 McCausland Ave., St. Louis, MO, 631117[49:21] Humorous Anecdotes and Closing RemarksSign up for classes - Circus HarmonyEvents - Circus HarmonySister City Circus: Celebration of the 60th Anniversary of St Louis & Stuttgart Being Sister CitiesStartseite - Circus CirculiHome - Circus HarmonyThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#circus #stlouiscircus #circuscirculi #circusarts #humancannonball #circustrivia #peacethroughpyramids
In this Episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the best Mariners of all time to the table for discussion.
In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston dive into the rich history of baseball in St. Louis with sports historian Ed Wheatley. They discuss notable figures associated with the St. Louis Browns and Cardinals, including exclusive stories about Bob Gibson, Whitey Herzog, and Kenny Holtzman. Wheatley also shares fascinating anecdotes about the 1944 'Streetcar Series' between the Cardinals and the Browns, emphasizing St. Louis's enduring legacy as America's best baseball town. The episode concludes with reflections on the significance of past baseball traditions and their influence on today's game.[00:00] Welcome and Introduction[01:17] Return to Civility[02:28] Remembering Baseball Legends[03:22] The Legacy of the St. Louis Browns[08:14] Browns' Historical Highlights[19:25] Whitey Herzog and Kenny Holtzman[28:11] Whitey Herzog's Impact on Players[29:09] First Meeting with Whitey Herzog[30:05] Incredible Cardinals Children's Book[31:36] Whitey Herzog's Strategic Mind[32:30] St. Louis Baseball Legends[34:26] Kenny Holtzman's Career Highlights[37:17] Pitching Strategies and Stories[45:10] Golden Age of Baseball Memories[49:38] Streetcar Series and WWII Impact[51:41] Conclusion and ReflectionsThe Official Site of the St. Louis Browns Historical Society and Fan ClubThe St. Louis Browns Historical Society & Fan Club Group Facebook PageThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#baseball #stlouisbrowns #streetcarseries #stlcardinals #whiteyherzog #kennyholtzman #baseballlegends #negroleagues #kenholtzman
In this episode of St. Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston interview Nina Ferrigno and Benedetta Orsi about the upcoming 14th Season of the Missouri Chamber Music Festival. The discussion covers the festival's mission, scheduled concerts, and the significance of chamber music. Ferrigno, a founding member of the Calyx Piano Trio, and Orsi, an Italian mezzo-soprano, share their backgrounds, career highlights, and personal stories. The episode also delves into contemporary music, its cultural relevance, and amusing anecdotes from their performances. Listeners are encouraged to attend the festival and support the arts in St. Louis.[00:00] Welcome to Saint Louis In Tune: A Symphony of Conversations[00:57] Summertime Vibes and Casual Banter[01:32] A Return to Civility and Pronunciation Etiquette[02:54] Spotlight on Nina Ferrigno and Benedetta Orsi: Masters of Music[06:18] Exploring the Missouri Chamber Music Festival[11:55] Benedetta Orsi's Journey: From Pop to Opera[15:15] The Art of Music and Overcoming Challenges[18:24] Previewing the Missouri Chamber Music Festival Concerts[28:57] A Dive into Musical Innovations and Schoenberg's Vision[32:05] Exploring the Intricacies of Contemporary Music[32:45] The Impact of Politics and Culture on Music[33:35] The Personal Touch in Music Interpretation[33:51] The Ephemeral Nature of Music and Shared Experiences[34:32] Behind the Scenes: Preparing for a Premiere[35:11] The Magic of Live Performances and Festival Highlights[36:09] Festival Passes and Perks: An Insider's Guide[38:59] Upcoming Projects and Personal Plans[39:56] Unforgettable Moments on Stage[48:10] Celebrating National Days with Humor and Trivia[51:34] A Collection of Jokes to Lighten the Mood[53:46] Closing Thoughts and AppreciationMOCM-WebsiteMOCM-FacebookMOCM-InstagramBenedetta Orsi-WebsiteBenedetta Orsi-InstagramBenedetta Orsi-FacebookThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#music #opera #operatheatresaintlouis #mocm #chambermusic #calyxtrio #mezzosoprano #missourichambermusic #musicfestival
In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston discuss the historical significance of Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, through the lens of Valerie Battle Kienzle's new book, 'Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, A Walk Through History.' The hosts delve into the charming and lesser-known aspects of Ste. Genevieve's history, its founding, and architectural uniqueness, emphasizing its cultural and historical significance beyond its quaint allure. The episode transitions to highlight Jerry Seinfeld's commencement speech at Duke University, where he blends humor with life advice for the graduates: the importance of hard work, attention, love, and, most importantly, maintaining a sense of humor throughout life's journey. [00:00] Introduction to Saint Louis In Tune[00:57] A Return to Civility: The Art of Receiving Gifts[02:23] Exploring Ste. Genevieve, Missouri: A Walk Through History[06:37] Architectural Marvels and Historical Gems of Ste. Genevieve[11:03] The Rich History and Cultural Significance of Ste. Genevieve[21:37] Valerie Battle Kienzle's Book Signing Events and Final Thoughts[26:05] Saint Louis In Tune: A Reflection on the Show's Mission[27:42] Introducing the Welcome Corps: A New Service Opportunity[29:20] Exploring Historical Settlements and Their Evolution[30:10] Graduation Season Highlights: Jerry Seinfeld's Commencement Speech[31:06] Jerry Seinfeld's Wisdom: A Full Commencement Speech Breakdown[46:04] Post-Speech Reflections: Money, Work, and the Essence of Humor[47:51] Celebrating National Days and Embracing Everyday Humor[54:26] Closing Thoughts and the Importance of Keeping a Light HeartReedy Press - Ste. Genevieve BookValerie Battle Kienzle WebsiteThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#stegenevieve #stegenevievemo #oldtowns #missourihistory #jerryseinfeld #lifeonthemississippi #reedypress #johnjamesaudubon #mosesaustin #stephenfaustin #texas
Hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston highlight the upcoming performances of the United States Air Force Band of Mid-America in St. Louis. Joined by Senior Master Sergeant Ryan Leatherman, Superintendent and saxophonist, they delve into the various ensembles and roles within the band. The discussion also touches on Ryan's career path, the significance of military bands, and the power of music in honoring veterans, connecting communities, and inspiring service. Concert information listed below.[00:00] Introduction to St. Louis in Tune and Upcoming Air Force Band Event[00:38] Civility Tips[02:16] Special Guest: Senior Master Sergeant Ryan Leatherman[04:34] Exploring the US Air Force Band of Mid America's Mission and Impact[07:14] Details on the Chronicles of Valor Concerts[09:29] Audition Opportunities and Life in the Air Force Band[15:01] The Superintendent Role and Musical Teams within the Band[16:57] The Power of Music and Upcoming Performances[20:51] Transition to Technical Sergeant Quincy Garner's Jazz History Project[24:09] Dred Scott Heritage Foundation Announcement[30:15] A Musical Journey: Band Performances and National Anthems[30:42] Exploring Free Military Band Performances[31:45]The Challenge of Military Music[32:08] Discovering the Space Force Song[33:49] The Thrill of Military Precision: Thunderbirds and Blue Angels[35:32] A Whirlwind of Unique Celebrations: From Hummus to Top Gun Day[35:58] The Curious World of Cough Drops and National Days[43:44] Sibling Dynamics and the Pecking Order[44:23] Humor and Life's Little Quirks[46:58] Closing Thoughts and Podcast InformationConcerts-Chronicles of ValorMonday, May 20 at 7:00pm Concert Band - Hettenhausen Center for the Arts at McKendree University, 701 College Rd, Lebanon, IL 62254, Get tickets at: https://mckendree.universitytickets.com/w/event.aspx?id=2099Tuesday, May 21 at 7:00pm Concert Band - Skip Viragh Center, St. Louis, MO 63131, Get tickets at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/usaf-band-of-mid-america-chronicles-of-valor-tickets-872866646637?aff=oddtdtcreatorWednesday, May 22 at 7:00pm -Concert Band - Purser Center at Logan University, 1851 Schoettler Rd, Chesterfield, MO 63017, Get tickets at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/usaf-band-of-mid-america-chronicles-of-valor-tickets-872872283497?aff=oddtdtcreatorFriday, May 24 at 7:00pm Concert Band - Kirkwood Performing Arts Center (KPAC), 210 E Monroe Ave, Kirkwood, MO 63122, Get tickets at: https://www.metrotix.com/events/detail/air-force-concert-bandUS Air Force of Mid-America InstagramUS Air Force of Mid-America FacebookUS Air Force of Mid-America X (Twitter)US Air Force Band of Mid-America YouTubeU.S. Air Force Band of Mid-AmericaThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#usaf #usafbandofmidamerica #bandmusic #military #militaryband #saxophone #scottairforcebase #chroniclesofvalor
An in-depth conversation with Kevin Coleman-Cohen, a director, producer, filmmaker, and educator deeply involved in social issues. Kevin discusses his film 'Pretty Boy,' which focuses on the life of a homeless male black teenager navigating survival sex in St. Louis. The narrative offers a poignant insight into male sex trafficking and exploitation, challenging stereotypes and highlighting the issue's complexity. Kevin shares his career journey, emphasizing storytelling's power and advocating for the unheard and unvalued. The discussion also touches on the importance of giving back, creating experiences, and the critical role organizations like Youth in Need play in supporting at-risk youth. The episode aims to enlighten listeners about the realities of youth exploitation, the creative process in filmmaking, and the impact of community involvement in addressing such pressing social issues.[00:00] Exploring Gender Stereotypes in Trafficking[00:09] Introducing 'Pretty Boy' and Its Director[00:34] Welcome to St. Louis In Tune[00:49] A Lighthearted Banter with Mark Langston[01:28] Addressing Community Needs and Transportation Issues[03:55] Kevin Coleman's Journey and Achievements[06:19] The Reality of Youth Trafficking and Exploitation[10:43] Youth in Need: A Beacon of Hope[16:20] Kevin Coleman's Filmmaking Journey and Inspirations[23:28] Raising Awareness: 'Pretty Boy' at the National Crime Victims Awareness Week[24:40] Supporting the Dred Scott Heritage Foundation[25:41] About Saint Louis In Tune[27:19] Meet Kevin Coleman-Cohen: A Filmmaker's Journey[27:38] Accolades and Recognition for 'Pretty Boy'[28:43] The Emotional and Financial Journey of Making 'Pretty Boy'[30:53] Inspiration Behind 'Pretty Boy': Addressing Youth in Need[38:23] The Challenges of Addressing Human Trafficking and Sex Work[44:44] The Filmmaking Process and Funding Challenges[48:34] Kevin's Vision for Future Filmmaking and Storytelling[51:42] Advice for Aspiring Filmmakers and Addressing Trafficking VictimsCrime Victims' Awareness Week Film Screening & Expert PanelHelp is available; speak with someone todayNational Human Trafficking HotlineHours: 24 hours, 7 days a week. Languages: English, Spanish.888-373-7888 SMS: Text INFO to 233733Home - Youth In NeedHome | National Human Trafficking HotlineCrime Victims' Awareness Week Film Screening & Expert PanelColeman EntertainementPretty Boy - FilmFreewayThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to
In this episode of "Saint Louis In Tune," hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston interview James Fishback, the founder of Incubate Debate. They discuss the significance of debate in education, the problems with high school debate formats, and the inception of Incubate Debate to offer a nonpartisan platform for students. Fishback addresses the challenges of judges' biases and the need for diverse viewpoints in school libraries. The episode also touches on the importance of open communication, understanding idioms and acronyms, and the value of being receptive to new ideas and perspectives.[00:00] Introduction to High School Debate[00:10] The Importance of Idioms and Acronyms[00:52] Exploring the Word 'Retinue'[02:22] The Power of Listening and Understanding[03:41] The State of High School Debate[04:43] Interview with James Fishback[04:46] The Goals and Challenges of Debate[05:16] The Birth of Incubate Debate[06:02] The Problem with Judge Paradigms[08:16] The Growth and Impact of Incubate Debate[16:59] The Importance of Diverse Viewpoints in Libraries[22:54] Closing Remarks and Reflections[38:04] Exploring Idioms and Their Origins[40:17] Diving into Acronyms and Their Meanings[47:41] Fun Facts and Jokes to Lighten the Mood[51:50] Celebrating National Days and Their Significance[55:04] Wrapping Up and Encouraging Continuous LearningMedia Bias | AllSidesFentanyl Is Killing American Kids. Most Don't Even Know They're Taking It.The Truth About Banned BooksPart II: At High School Debates, Watch What You SayAt High School Debates, Debate Is No Longer AllowedJames T. Fishback Incubate DebateThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#debate #highschooldebate #incubatedebate #jamesfishback #thefreepress #bannedbooks #banningbooks #acronyms #idioms
In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston delve into the world of barbecue, exploring the nuances between grilling and smoking. The highlight of the show is Freddie Lee, the creator of Freddie Lee's Gourmet Sauce, who shares his inspiring journey from making sauces as a hobby to becoming a staple in over a thousand stores across the United States and Jamaica. His sauces, free from high fructose corn syrup and vegan-friendly, have made a name for themselves, initially known as 'Ghetto Sauce' but later rebranded to appeal to a wider audience. Freddie's commitment to flavor, combined with personal anecdotes and a discussion on the challenges small businesses face, provides a rich narrative on passion, entrepreneurship, and the craft of sauce-making.[00:00] Introduction to Barbecue Season and the Show[01:01] The Art of Barbecuing and Grilling[01:27] Cultural Etiquette: Removing Shoes at Home[02:51] Introducing Freddie Lee and His Gourmet Sauce[06:42] The Story Behind the Sauce's Name[12:34] The Sauce's Impact and Expansion[19:02] The Challenges of Running a Small Business[25:47] The Variety and Uses of Barbecue Sauces[28:11] The Production Process of the Sauce[29:15] Choosing the Right Ingredients for the Sauce[29:30] The Art of Making Spicy Sauce[30:15] The Secret Behind the Mild Sauce[30:36] The Importance of Flavor in Food[30:53] The Complexity of the Sauce's Ingredients[31:37] The Role of the Wife in the Business[32:05] The Process of Marinating and Grilling Meat[33:49] The Art of Baking with the Sauce[37:17] The Journey to Finding the Right Packaging[40:41] The Challenges and Triumphs in the Sauce Business[40:57] The Love for Cooking and the Sauce[42:27] The Versatility of the Sauce in Cooking[46:48] The Future Plans for the SauceThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#bbq #barbeque #bar-b-que #sauces #BBQsauce #stlouis #entrepeneur #barbequesauce #bar-b-quesauce #spicysauce #gourmetsauce #grilling #smoking
Join Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston of the Saint Louis In Tune Radio Show as they welcome Peggy Ray, Project Manager for St. Louis Storytell. Listen in as they discuss the power of storytelling, the importance of keeping the core meaning intact, the role of structure and creativity in narrative, as well as a detailed portrayal of what St. Louis Storytell is all about. Also, get a sneak peek into their upcoming event 'Crime and Punishment'. Tune in for the splendid highlight of the show where Peggy shares a personal, emotional, and relatable story, offering listeners a small taste of what St. Louis Storytell brings to the community.[00:00] Introduction to Storytelling[00:31] Welcome to St. Louis In Tune[00:52] Casual Banter and Discussion[01:23] The Importance of Civility[01:58] Super Bowl and Betting Conversations[03:21] Introduction to St. Louis Storytell[03:53] The Process of Storytelling[05:07] The Origins of St. Louis Storytell[07:29] The Power of Storytelling[08:12] The Audience Experience[09:53] The Importance of Narrating Our Stories[11:32] The Storytelling Process and Preparation[20:33] The Impact of Audience Response[22:22] Upcoming St. Louis Storytell Event[25:39] Conclusion and Final Remarks[30:23] Discussing the Venue and Event Format[32:00] Future Plans and Growth of the Event[33:07] The Challenges and Rewards of Teamwork[34:26] A Personal Storytelling Experience[34:48] Promoting the Upcoming Event[43:06] The Power of Storytelling[44:27] Dred Scott Heritage Foundation Announcement[46:11] Fun Facts and Jokes Segment[52:02] Closing Remarks and Sign OffSt. Louis Storytell LinksInstagram Facebook Website Tickets Linktr.ee This is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#storytelling #stlouisstorytell #crimeandpunishment #tellingastory #groupstorytelling
Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston host a discussion with Michael D. Francis, a content creator and filmmaker who is part of the St. Louis-based non-profit Continuity. Francis elaborates on the task of finding media professionals from diverse backgrounds and the challenges associated with it. He reveals his journey from starting at the bottom to now possessing an extensive background in media, working for major networks and producing popular shows. Continuity focuses on increasing diversity in media productions by offering skills-based training and mentorship opportunities for inroad talent. Francis emphasizes the importance of their Set Basics Workshop, which provides newcomers an understanding of the fundamental skills and terminologies of the industry. The conversation also touches upon the crucial impact of media productions on local economies and the necessity to improve infrastructure to attract bigger productions.[00:00 Introduction to the Show[00:00] The Importance of Diversity in Content Creation[00:17] Introduction to Continuity, a Non-Profit Organization[00:49] The Hosts' Banter and Introduction to the Topic[01:36] Interview with Michael D. Francis[02:12] Michael's Journey in the Media Industry[05:39] The Importance of Set Basics Workshop[06:34] The Impact of New Tax Incentive on Local Film Production[06:46] The Economic Impact of Film Production on Local Communities[07:31] The Need for More Skilled Workers in the Film Industry[07:58] The Benefits of Film Production to the State[10:40] Details about the Set Basics Workshop[17:19] Success Stories from Past Participants[20:06] The Founders of Continuity[21:35] The Future of Film Production in St. Louis[25:13] Conclusion and Contact Information[33:51] Diversity in Media Production and Evolution of Filming Technology[34:53] Reminiscing About Old Times and Technological Changes[35:50] Discussing National Days and Their Significance[39:54] Reflecting on the Influence of Ronald Reagan[49:48] Light-hearted Banter and Jokes[53:54] Conclusion and Sign OffThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#continuity #continuitystl #mediaindustry #
In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston welcome Matthew Von Doran, an exceptionally talented guitarist and educator. Matthew offers insight into his background, his teaching technique, and details his 99 Decisions video guitar program. He also reflects on his move from California to St. Louis and how it influenced his career. The hosts and Matthew discuss the power of music in evoking emotion, live looping, the intricate skill behind improv, and Matthew even delivers a live acoustic performance.[00:00] Introduction to the Show and Guest[02:24] The Art of Guitar Playing and Teaching[04:11] Matthew's Musical Journey and Influences[08:13] The Science Behind Music and Creativity[13:05] Live Looping and the Evolution of Matthew's Music[20:05] Matthew's Upcoming Talk and Performance[29:03] Exploring Jazz and Musical Preferences[30:01] Journey into Jazz Fusion and Musical Influences[31:09] Creating a Jazz Album and Personal Musical Identity[33:02] The Unexpected Journey to St. Louis[36:43] Embracing the Digital Age of Music[40:37] The Art of Improvisation and Emotional Connection in Music[46:45] The Evolution of a Music Career and Future Endeavors[51:48] Reflecting on the Music Industry and Aging Musicians[52:56] Wrapping Up and Final ThoughtsThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#guitar #guitarlessons #livelooping #99decisions #kranzbergartsfoundation #highlowstl #neuroscienceofmusic #musicindustry #lindenwooduniversity #matthewvondoran
Authors Calvin Riley and Nini Harris join Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston on Saint Louis in Tune to discuss their book, Black St. Louis. They delve into the rich African American history in St. Louis, covering significant personalities, the formation of vibrant neighborhoods, the educational strides achieved, and key historic events that shaped the current Black experience. Calvin and NiNi's discussion emphasizes the importance of looking at Black history as an integral part of all St. Louis history and how their book brings to light unknown but important historical figures and narratives.[00:00] Introduction and Hosts' Casual Conversation[00:11] The Importance of Unknown Figures in St. Louis History[02:31] Discussion on the Book Black St. Louis[02:42] Exploring the Life of Jeannette Forchet[03:29] The Role of African Heritage in St. Louis[05:25] Introduction to the Authors and Their Collaboration[06:05] The Importance of Preserving Black Artifacts[20:08] The Impact of Immigration on Black St. Louisans[27:41] The Significance of Freedom Suits in St. Louis History[31:21] Discussing Freedom Suits and Education[31:29] The Struggle for African American Education[33:03] The Story of Vashon Family and Their Contribution to Education[34:06] Discovering Vashon Family Artifacts[36:07] The Establishment of the George B. Vashon Museum[37:43] Exploring the Curtis Family and People's Art Center[41:32] The Impact of Migration on St. Louis Neighborhoods[50:04] The Significance of the Book Black St. Louis[51:47] Promoting the Vashon Museum[52:29] Closing Remarks and HumorGeorge B. Vashon Museum - https://georgevashonmuseum.org/NiNi Harris - http://www.niniharris.com/Future Dates with Calvin and NiNi about Black Saint LouisSunday, Feb. 11 2:00 p.m. (NiNi Harris), Campbell House Museum – in Downtown; 1508 Locust StreetTuesday, Feb. 13 11:00 a.m. (Calvin Riley), Missouri History Museum; 5700 Lindell BlvdTuesday, Feb. 13 7:00 p.m. (Calvin Riley), Webster Groves Presbyterian Church; 45 West Lockwood Ave.Saturday, Feb. 17 10:00 a.m. (NiNi Harris), Ulysses S. Grant Historic Site White Haven; 7400 Grant Road — in South County Wednesday, February 21 6:30 pm (Calvin Riley), Richmond Heights Library; 8001 DaleSaturday, March 2 11:00 a.m. (NiNi Harris), Carondelet Branch of the St. Louis Public Library; 6800 Michigan Avenue Wednesday, April 10 TBA (Calvin Riley), Maplewood Public Library: 7550 Lohmeyer AveThis is...
Chris Townsend, Ken Korach, Vince Cotroneo, and Jessica Kleinschmidt preview game two of the A's and Angels. They were joined by Mark Langston, Tony Kemp, and Scott Emerson To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On the September 29 edition of A's Cast Live, our weekly all baseball talk show Monday through Friday, Chris Townsend discussed the Giants decision to move on from Gabe Kapler (9:00) and was joined by Angels Radio Analyst, Mark Langston (20:45), ESPN PxP Broadcaster, Roxy Bernstein (34:40), Bay Area Radio Hall of Famer and Giants Pregame host on KNBR, Marty Lurie (1:01:10) and A's Manager, Mark Kotsay (1:31:50). To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Guardians hot hitting outfielder Will Brennan stops by to talk about the continued success in his rookie season, also another youngster and September call up Jose Tena joins the show. Plus, Guards hitting coach Chris Valaika on what he's seen from some of the young Cleveland hitters. Finally, two former Cleveland Indians pitchers in Tom Candiotti and Mark Langston share some memories from their days with the Tribe. That's all on this edition of Guardians Weekly with Jim Rosenhaus on the Cleveland Guardians Radio Network. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In this podcast episode, Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston interview Jordan Gonzales, the owner and founder of Big Fitness. They discuss the importance of staying healthy and cover various topics related to fitness and personal growth. Jordan emphasizes the significance of clarity, discipline, and focus in achieving goals. He shares practical tips for setting specific goals, staying consistent, and changing one's environment to support behavioral change. He also discusses the role of neuroscience in personal training and addresses the importance of exercise, hydration, and fresh food consumption for overall health.[03:05] The journey of becoming a fitness business owner - Jordan Gonzales shares his background in sports and fitness, his decision to start his own gym, and the guiding goal he wrote on his business card.[08:12] Clarity is Key - The importance of identifying core values and how they guide daily actions for personal growth and improvement.[08:59] Barriers to Action - Exploring the reasons why people struggle to prioritize and follow through on important tasks or habits.[13:27] Granular Execution - Breaking down a complex goal (such as training for an Ironman) into a detailed and actionable plan for better execution.[15:40] The importance of specific goals - Jordan discusses the significance of setting specific goals and how they affect compliance and behavior.[17:05] Consistency and commitment to a plan - An emphasis on the need for consistency and commitment to a plan, even if it doesn't show immediate results.[23:31] The pulse and bringing change into life -An explanation of the concept of the "pulse" and how it relates to bringing desired changes into one's life, particularly in the context of fitness.[24:20] The importance of consistency -Consistency is crucial in maintaining a high level of fitness and reaching fitness goals.[25:01] Using the guitar as an example -Jordan shares a personal experience of learning to play the guitar and how consistency led to improvement and the influence others have on behavior and interactions.[31:58] The importance of consistency Part II - Consistency is key in achieving goals and bringing something to life. Missing a day or two won't make a big difference, but inconsistency over time can hinder progress.[33:00] Changing routines and environments - Changing routines and environments can help break habits and triggers. It's important to change the way we do things to avoid falling back into old patterns.[35:23] The power of environment and social influence - Our environments and the people we surround ourselves with have a significant impact on our behaviors and habits. Changing our environment and being around people who support our goals can lead to positive changes in our lives.[39:37] The Neuroscience of Accessibility - Discussion on the importance of understanding neuroscience and how it can improve the quality of life. Huberman Lab and Huberman Podcast by Andrew Huberman - Website, Podcast [40:27] The Role of Personal Trainers - Exploration of the role of personal trainers in addressing deeper issues and helping individuals enjoy every moment of their lives.[41:18] The Mind and Purpose - Explanation of the Toltec tribe's teachings on the mind and the importance of defining one's highest possible virtue for clarity and purpose. Book:
Mark Langston joins Papa & Lund to discuss the greatness of Shohei Ohtani and how impressive it is for him to be the best, both at the plate and on the moundSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mark Langston joins Papa & Lund to discuss the greatness of Shohei Ohtani and how impressive it is for him to be the best, both at the plate and on the moundSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Bret Boone and Mark Langston discuss the differences in Seattle baseball from the early 80's to now, Mark's experience in the MLB Draft and how different the college game is from the big leagues, if electronic umpires are inevitably going to take over and more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Bret Boone and Mark Langston spend some time dissecting Shohei Ohtani's unbelievable season and career to this point, and wonder if he will choose to stay in LA or move to a different city when free agency hits. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On today's episode, Bret Boone welcomes on 4x All-Star, 7x Gold Glove winner and current Angels color man Mark Langston to discuss the sheer greatness of Shohei Ohtani and being able to watch him on a nightly basis from the booth. What will drive Shohei's decision once free agency hits? Plus, Mark details his experience getting drafted to the big leagues and playing in Seattle in the early 80's compared to what it's like now. We close out the episode with a discussion on the rule changes and why electronic umpires might just be inevitable in the coming years. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
As the Blue Jays hit the one-third mark of the season, Griff and Scotty Mac talk about Vladdy's power outage, Alek Manoah's continuing struggles, and the Jays continuing lack of depth. Also, from the way back machine, 34 years ago, Griff remembers the Expos trading for Mark Langston and Scotty reminisces about the opening of SkyDome.
Chris Townsend, Ken Korach, Vince Cotroneo and Jessica Kleinschmidt preview game three of the A's and Angels. They were joined by Mark Langston, Susan Slusser, Connor Capel, and Tommy Everidge. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On the September 28 edition of A's Cast Live, our weekly all baseball talk show Monday through Friday, Chris Townsend was joined by 4-time All-Star and Angels Radio Analyst, Mark Langston (15:41), MLB Play Ball Ambassador, Coach Ballgame (35:30), and General Manager of the Oakland Athletics, David Forst (58:58). To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Episode 41 - Tom Seaver Edition Hot Seat for the managers - which side are you on? Does it matter if the team focuses more on their numbers and statistics? What are your takes on the league's stances such as inclusion? Listen to Jamal and Jeremy banter with these events and their weekly exchange of impressive dingers and ks. In this episode: [03:18] Dinger of the week from Jamal: 2001 John "Johnny O" Olerud wearing a helmet on the field hitting against the Padres [06:42] Dinger of the week from Jeremy: AL Player of the week - Byron Buxton hitting against the Tampa Bay [14:47] K of the week from Jamal: 1993 Mark Langston closing out 16 strikeouts [16:35] K of the week from Jeremy: Hall of Famer Yadier Molina getting his first career strikeout, with Albert Pujols laughing [25:43] Hot Seat: Joe Girardi, Joe Maddon fired in the past week and a half - where are you on it? Jeremy and Jamal elaborate on the details of their takes [35:10] Is there a point where a team gets too analytical and metric-focused, leaving the team unsuccessful? [53:27] Is Scott Servais on the hot seat? [1:03:22] Fair or Foul: The Dodgers are the most vulnerable current division leaders [1:13:41] Prediction: If Buxton gets hurt, the Twins' season falls apart [1:16:27] Brotha on Baseball: A lot of the stances and things that the league does is complete nonsense [1:24:10] Jamal debunks the idea of "if you're genuinely serious about inclusion events on your team, you cannot let the players opt-out on the things that they don't like" Meet The Hosts Dingers and Ks is a podcast for baseball fans of all ages—new ones or lifelong ones. You'll learn something new about the baseball scene with Jeremy and Jamal to give you perspective on what it means to be in the pro ball today. Jamal Rousell is a baseball blogger from Sportbumz, a left-handed pitcher since high school, and a lifelong fan of the game. Baseball is Jeremy Altshule's first love in high school, which helped him explore other sports and do shows. Find Jeremy and Jamal here --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dingers-and-ks/support
Jeff and Kevin welcome ‘Big Time Baseball' host and Padres analyst Tony Gwynn Jr. to the show! He discusses the mentality of overcoming struggles throughout a long season, how to deal with unlikeable teammates, the NL West, and the job Bob Melvin has done as San Diego's Manager (04:52). Later on, former ace and current Angels radio analyst Mark Langston shares his thoughts on the team's starting rotation being a strength, and the standout seasons from the likes of Mike Trout, Shohei Ohtani, and Taylor Ward (31:21). The guys concentrate on the Blue Jays' lineup configuration in the latest edition of Barker's Back Leg Bits (41:49). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.
Chris Townsend, Ken Korach, Vince Cotroneo and Jessica Kleinschmidt preview game one of the A's and Angels from Anaheim. They were joined by Mark Kostay, Kevin Smith, Randy Velarde and Mark Langston. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Chris Townsend the pitch clock in the minor leagues and how it could speed up games in the future for Major League Baseball (1:00). He was joined by Twins Writer for the Athletic and Bay Area Native, Dan Hayes (16:05), 4x World Series Champion, Bernie Williams (30:30), Twins Radio Voice, Cory Provus (45:00), Sonny Gray (1:01:40), Bip Roberts (1:15:50), 4x All-Star and Angels Radio Analyst, Mark Langston (1:34:30) and Frankie Montas (1:48:50). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On the May 20 edition of A's Cast Live, our weekly all baseball talk show Monday through Friday, Chris Townsend previewed A's and Angels (2:49), the home run derby at Wrigley Field (3:20) and Paul Blackburn's start to 2022 (1:13:10). He was joined by Bip Roberts (9:30), Angels Radio Analyst & 4x All-Star, Mark Langston (40:00) and Mark Kotsay (57:10). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The unthinkable has occurred. Russell Wilson has been traded to the Denver Broncos. A sad day in Seattle. Wilson joins the likes of Mark Langston, Ken Griffey Jr., Randy Johnson, Gary Payton, Shawn Kemp, Alex Rodriguez as Seattle sports stars who move on. Very tough to see. We'll discuss this trade today and all it means for our Seahawks moving forward. Link to my YouTube Channel. Live on Wed and Sunday, 5PM PST... https://www.youtube.com/c/TheHawksNest12thman Get 20% Off + Free Shipping, with the code NEST at Manscaped.com Link to my Patreon....https://www.patreon.com/thehawksnest Twitter...SeahawksNester Twitch...TheSeahawksNest
Jeff and Kevin chat with Angels radio analyst Mark Langston to talk about the club's organizational pitching depth and if Shohei Ohtani looks tired (13:55). Vancouver Canadians Manager Donnie Murphy chats about some of the prospects playing with the club this year (33:36). ESPN's Jeff Passan looks at the Rays continuing to have success and why this […]
The Lakers have been eliminated from the playoffs, and for the first time, LeBron James sees a first-round playoff exit, and the longtime face of the league clearly isn't handling it well. Set a better example, LBJ. With all this talk about the Mariners possibly trading away their best player, there's no better person to check in with on this subject than former Mariner Mark Langston. Langston was, of course, traded for Randy Johnson. He is now a part of the Angels broadcast crew. We also ask him about the greatest (and only) two-way player in the MLB, Shohei Ohtani. Two overtime games in the NHL last night. That makes 37 percent of all playoff games this season that have gone into OT. We've got the highlights on the Power Play. On Something Good, a strain of the flu may be gone for good, and that might make flu shots easier to create.
Hosted by Chris Townsend, Towny recaps A's Cast Live interviews from: Angels Broadcaster, Mark Langston, Orioles Broadcater, Ben McDonald and Eno Sarris of the Athletic.
On the May 21 edition of A's Cast Live, Chris Townsend previewed the A's and Angels series (1:35) and looked back at the A's series vs the Astros (10:45). He was joined by Roxy Bernstein (15:55), A's General Manager, David Forst (30:15) and 4x All-Star and Angels Radio Analyst, Mark Langston (59:00).
Chris Townsend, Ken Korach and Vince Cotroneo preview game one of the A's and Angels from Anaheim. They were joined by Ray Fosse, Bob Melvin and Angels broadcaster, Mark Langston.
Chris Townsend discussed playing the Los Angeles Angels for the 1st time in 2021 (:45) and looked back at the series vs the Astros (10:45). He was joined by A’s Pitching Coach, Scott Emerson (15:00), Eno Sarris of the Athletic (27:40), World Series Hero and Astros Analyst, Geoff Blum (48:55), Jed Lowrie (1:02:05), Ray Fosse & Dusty Baker (1:14:45), Roxy Bernstein (1:30:50) and 4x All-Star and Angels Radio Analyst, Mark Langston (1:43:15).
Legendary Mariners play-by-play voice, Rick Rizzs drops in with thoughts on the current Mariner team, highlights of his career, M's Hall of Famers, a few untold stories and what it would mean for all of us if Seattle made the postseason.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
On Tuesday's episode, Locked On Angels host Brent Maguire continues a series that will extend for much of the offseason. Brent will look at the top 50 players in Angels franchise history based on their Fangraphs Wins Above Replacement (fWAR). On Tuesday, you'll hear the players ranked #15-11.15: Howie Kendrick (23.1 WAR)14: Mark Langston (25.9)13: Garret Anderson (26.3)12: John Lackey (27.1)11: Darin Erstad (27.6)-You can follow Brent on Twitter at @bmags94 and the podcast at @LockedOnAngels-Brent's written work can be found at Crashing the Pearly Gates-You can email Brent at brentjmaguire94@gmail.com-All highlight audio courtesy of Major League Baseball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On Tuesday's episode, Locked On Angels host Brent Maguire continues a series that will extend for much of the offseason. Brent will look at the top 50 players in Angels franchise history based on their Fangraphs Wins Above Replacement (fWAR). On Tuesday, you'll hear the players ranked #15-11. 15: Howie Kendrick (23.1 WAR) 14: Mark Langston (25.9) 13: Garret Anderson (26.3) 12: John Lackey (27.1) 11: Darin Erstad (27.6) -You can follow Brent on Twitter at @bmags94 and the podcast at @LockedOnAngels -Brent's written work can be found at Crashing the Pearly Gates -You can email Brent at brentjmaguire94@gmail.com -All highlight audio courtesy of Major League Baseball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Continuing their conversation from last time, D.C. Lundberg and Jon Miller start talking about the pennant races from 1996 and 1995, which leads to a conversation about Mark Langston, which then goes to Dwight Gooden and other pitchers with great breaking pitches. So of course, Randy Johnson's name comes up, which then leads to talk about Larry Walker and the 1997 All-Star Game, then other All-Star Game moments. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Continuing their conversation from last time, D.C. Lundberg and Jon Miller start talking about the pennant races from 1996 and 1995, which leads to a conversation about Mark Langston, which then goes to Dwight Gooden and other pitchers with great breaking pitches. So of course, Randy Johnson's name comes up, which then leads to talk about Larry Walker and the 1997 All-Star Game, then other All-Star Game moments. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The season wrap up continues as we dive into a previous conversation with Mark Langston regarding the team’s 2020 performance. Andrew Heaney also stops by to discuss his Pup Cup Virtual 5K-9 charity event.
The Astros begin a 9-game road trip Friday night in Los Angeles-Anaheim to face the Angels. RHP Lance McCullers, Jr. will pitch against RHP Dylan Bundy and Robert Ford and Steve Sparks will discuss the matchup. Manager Dusty Baker talks to Ford about the upcoming series and give us an injury update on Jose Altuve and Alex Bregman. Sparks gets a scouting report on the Angels from his good friend and former LHP Mark Langston. Finally, RHP Chris Devenski and RHP Jose Urguidy are with the team in Anaheim on the taxi squad and provide updates to reporters. The Houston Astros Official Podcast is presented by @KarbachBrewing, Crafted for Serious Fun!
Hosted by Chris Townsend, Towny recaps A's Cast Live interviews from: The voice of the San Diego Padres, Ted Leitner, Angels Radio Analyst, Mark Langston, Diamondbacks Radio Analyst, Tom Candiotti, MLB Network Radio Host, Mike Ferrin and UCLA Head Baseball Coach, John Savage.
Hosted by Chris Townsend, Towny recaps A's Cast Live interviews from: The voice of the San Diego Padres, Ted Leitner, Angels Radio Analyst, Mark Langston, Diamondbacks Radio Analyst, Tom Candiotti, MLB Network Radio Host, Mike Ferrin and UCLA Head Baseball Coach, John Savage.
Chris Townsend discussed the A’s sweep of the Houston Astros (:45), the Ramon Laureano and Alex Cintron situation (21:50) and the best two-city rivalries in baseball (27:50). He was joined by Paul Hembekides of ESPN (34:15), World Series Champion and Angels TV Analyst, Mark Gubicza (1:03:05), A’s Closer, Liam Hendriks (1:15:55), Angels Radio Analyst, Mark Langston (1:35:30), Dave Stewart (1:53:00), A’s Pitching Coach, Scott Emerson (2:06:00), Dontrelle Willis (2:28:00) and Hall of Famer, Jon Miller (2:42:00).
Chris Townsend discussed the A's sweep of the Houston Astros (:45), the Ramon Laureano and Alex Cintron situation (21:50) and the best two-city rivalries in baseball (27:50). He was joined by Paul Hembekides of ESPN (34:15), World Series Champion and Angels TV Analyst, Mark Gubicza (1:03:05), A's Closer, Liam Hendriks (1:15:55), Angels Radio Analyst, Mark Langston (1:35:30), Dave Stewart (1:53:00), A's Pitching Coach, Scott Emerson (2:06:00), Dontrelle Willis (2:28:00) and Hall of Famer, Jon Miller (2:42:00).
On the August 11 edition of A's Cast Live, Chris Townsend recapped the A's 10-9 loss to the Angels (1:05) and the suspensions for Ramon Laureano and Astros hitting coach Alex Cintron (10:15). He was joined by Angels analyst Mark Langston (31:45), A's Hall of Famer Dave Stewart (1:00:05), Ray Fosse (1:20:20) and A's pitching coach Scott Emerson (1:51:30).
On the August 11 edition of A’s Cast Live, Chris Townsend recapped the A’s 10-9 loss to the Angels (1:05) and the suspensions for Ramon Laureano and Astros Hitting Coach, Alex Cintron (10:15). He was joined by Angels Analyst, Mark Langston (31:45), A’s Hall of Famer, Dave Stewart (1:00:05), Ray Fosse (1:20:20) and A’s Pitching Coach, Scott Emerson (1:51:30).
It’s an All-Star roundtable in this week’s Angels Recap Podcast! Host Trent Rush is joined by Mark Langston, Jose Mota, and Terry Smith as the group discusses the return of baseball and what fans can expect.
It's an All-Star roundtable in this week's Angels Recap Podcast! Host Trent Rush is joined by Mark Langston, Jose Mota, and Terry Smith as the group discusses the return of baseball and what fans can expect.
Angels alum and current Angels Radio AM830 color analyst Mark Langston stops by the Angels Recap Podcast to talk about his combined no-hitter and the state of the 2020 baseball season.
Angels alum and current Angels Radio AM830 color analyst Mark Langston stops by the Angels Recap Podcast to talk about his combined no-hitter and the state of the 2020 baseball season.
Former Major League pitcher and current Angels broadcaster Mark Langston
On this episode of the Angels Recap Podcast, Trent Rush breaks down the Angels’ offseason moves, dissects some of the team’s remaining needs and highlights the top plays from the 2019 season. Hear from Angels alumni and current Angels Radio AM830 broadcaster Mark Langston and recent Angels addition Anthony Rendon as well!
On this episode of the Angels Recap Podcast, Trent Rush breaks down the Angels' offseason moves, dissects some of the team's remaining needs and highlights the top plays from the 2019 season. Hear from Angels alumni and current Angels Radio AM830 broadcaster Mark Langston and recent Angels addition Anthony Rendon as well!
0:00-13:45: Jeffrey discusses his upbringing on a Native American reservation, where baseball is competing for people’s interests with pro wrestling and Elvis, among other things. While he describes himself as a baseball fan (by way of the Bash Brothers) before a Mariners fan, Jeffrey came to love the M’s with a little help from his wife. Then, we move to baseball cards being a portal into the game. 13:50-24:10: A natural shift to young player talk and how that teaches patience. Full nostalgia comes next, with Jeffrey recalling his admiration for Mark Langston. The temptation of “What if?” rears its ugly head, but that’s nothing new around here. 24:15-32:15: Eat your heart out nerds, we’re talkin’ INTANGIBLES! Jeffrey mentions how much he likes a certain player that will not be named here. The one thing we agree, on though, is The King. Also, as Mariners fans, we’ve grown accustomed to seeing players leave Seattle and wind up in the playoffs. How do you approach that? 32:20-44:45: Where does Jeffrey’s excitement with the current Mariners lie? At what point do you start to question the Mariners and your allegiance to them? Jeffrey details the way his wife has helped his baseball fandom and knowledge grow. For instance, she patented the Justin Verlander-Tom Brady comparison. That spawns some lively banter about which team we hate the most. It’s worth noting that our back and forth about the Angels was recorded before they signed Anthony Rendon. 44:50-1:02:52: Looking to the future, or in other words…JULIOOOOOO! As per usual, the end of the podcast becomes a discussion on the discussion of fandom. Finally, Jeffrey remembers his darkest moment as a Mariner fan, which came in a game that didn’t even count. Music: “Don’t Sweat the Technique” by Eric B. & Rakim // “Mystery Man” by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Derek Ciapala and Jared Tims look at the recently updated Angels’ top 30 prospects. They also answer fans’ questions about the current farm system and send their well-wishes for Angels radio broadcaster Mark Langston.
On the September 4 edition of A's Cast Live, Chris Townsend & Scott Reiss discussed the A's 20-game winning streak in 2002 and were joined by Mark Mulder, Fran Riordan, Liam Hendriks, Scott Hatteberg, Ray Fosse and Mark Langston.
On the September 4 edition of A's Cast Live, Chris Townsend & Scott Reiss discussed the A's 20-game winning streak in 2002 and were joined by Mark Mulder, Fran Riordan, Liam Hendriks, Scott Hatteberg, Ray Fosse and Mark Langston.
Robert Ford and Steve Sparks preview Monday's matchup as the Astros Open the game with RHP Josh James with LHP Framber Valdez expected to follow against the Los Angeles Angels and RHP Griffin Canning. Manager A.J. Hinch talks about the series and former big leaguer and former Angel broadcaster Mark Langston reflects on the untimley passing of LA's Tyler Skaggs and the recent no hitter at The Big A. Listen to the game broadcaster on the Astros Radio Network and on the MLB AtBat App.
On the June 27 edition of A's Cast Live, Chris Townsend broke down the starters for the 2019 MLB All-Star game, the Jason Vargas situation and was joined by Athletics GM, David Forst, Athletics President, Dave Kaval, Mark Langston & Astrophysicist, Dr. Meredith Wills, who discussed if the baseball has indeed changed.
Few trades in the modern era have altered the course of two franchises like the deal 30 years ago this week that sent Mark Langston from the Seattle Mariners to the Montreal Expos for three pitchers, one of whom was a wild, 6'10" left-hander named Randy Johnson. Obviously, Johnson would go on to become one of the greatest pitchers in baseball history, but Mike and Bill find that there was so much more to the deal than that one singular player. Plus, happy birthday to Joe Judge and Bobby Murcer!
Robert Ford and Steve Sparks reporting from south of the border in Monterrey, Mexico, as the Astros face the Los Angeles Angels. Ford and Sparks preview the matchup between LHP Wade Miley and RHP Trevor Cahill. Thirdbase coach and former veteran MLB OF Gary Pettis catches up with Ford and former All Star and current Angles Broadcaster Mark Langston scouts the LA with Sparky. Catch the entire #MexicoSeries LIVE on Astros Radio on the Astros Radio Network or on the MLB AtBat App.
On the fifth installment of A's Unfiltered, broadcaster Chris Townsend sits down with Sean Manaea, Bip Roberts, Mark Langston and John Shea.
On the fifth installment of A's Unfiltered, broadcaster Chris Townsend sits down with Sean Manaea, Bip Roberts, Mark Langston and John Shea.
Manager A.J. spoke to Astros Radio prior to Friday's series opener in Los Angeles. Four time All Star, former big league pitcher, and current Angels broadcaster, Mark Langston, gives us a scouting report of his team.
Manager AJ Hinch spoke to Astros Radio prior to Friday's series opener in Los Angeles. Four-time All-Star, former big league pitcher, and current Angels broadcaster Mark Langston gives us a scouting report of his team.
Former big leaguer, x5 Gold Glover and current Astros 3B Coach, Gary Pettis, spoke to Robert Ford before Saturday's game in Anaheim. The two discuss the 2018 All Star Game and watching George Springer evolve into a World Series MVP. Former pitcher, x4 All Star and and current LA broadcaster, Mark Langston, chats with Steve Sparks about the current state of the Angles.
Former big leaguer, five-time Gold Glove winner and current Astros third-base coach Gary Pettis spoke to Robert Ford before Saturday's game in Anaheim. The two discuss the 2018 All-Star Game and watching George Springer evolve into a World Series MVP. Former pitcher, four-time All-Star and and current LA broadcaster Mark Langston chats with Steve Sparks about the current state of the Angels.
The Angels are here for a big series and we talk about it. We hear from Josh Kerns, Gregg Greene and Mark Langston. Aaron Goldsmith and Mike Blowers have a fun chat.
Sam Miller (ESPN, Baseball Prospectus, The Only Rule is It Has to Work) joins Steve to talk about joy in baseball, which fun facts matter and which don’t, and how to alienate your colleagues your first day on the baseball beat. Plus, overlapping tales of puppy love and Billy Herman and a remembrance of the late Harlan Ellison.WARNING: There is one cussword, baseball’s “magic word,” at about the 24-minute mark. Hide the children.TABLE OF CONTENTSBilly Herman’s first day*Goodbye, Harlan Ellison*Sam Miller: The Only Rule is It Has to Work*A Very Bad Handshake Situation*The Only Rule is You Go to Moscow*The Braves’ all-time first baseman, and does it matter?*Mark Langston’s best season*The Secret Origin of Sam Miller (The Mommy Blogger! Frankie Rodriguez for MVP!)*Inspirational quote: “A lot of people don’t like a lot of people.”*The Shohei Ohtani of Despond*Are we allowed to have distractions in 2018?*How little we know (Jose Bautista version)*Tales of PECOTA and how to say “FRAA”*Goodbyes.
Nelson Cruz homers twice and the Mariners take the first game of the series versus the Angels. Mark Langston gives us a look at this series from the Angels side and former Mariner Joel Pineiro visits.
M's win a wild one and we have all the details. Aaron Goldsmith visits with Mark Langston and Emilio Pagan.
The Domain Name System (DNS) is an essential component of the Internet, a virtual phone book of names and numbers, but we rarely think about it until something goes wrong. DNS also serves as the backbone for other services critical to organizations including email, external web access, file sharing and voice over IP (VoIP). There are steps, however, that network administrators can take to ensure the security and resilience of their DNS infrastructure and avoid security pitfalls. In this podcast, Mark Langston discusses best practices for designing a secure, reliable DNS infrastructure. Listen on Apple Podcasts.
The Seattle Mariners dropped the second game of the two games series to the Minnesota Twins 2-0. Chris Young was outstanding once again. Jeff Sullivan from fangraphs.com will describe Young and review the M's first half. The All-Star Game is approaching and Mark Langston will talk about his experience at the game in 1987 representing the Mariners.
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