Podcast appearances and mentions of Marty Brennaman

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The boys chat with Marty Brennaman ahead of his statue unveiling tomorrow at GABP, on 700 WLW!

The boys chat with Marty Brennaman ahead of his statue unveiling tomorrow at GABP, on 700 WLW!

The boys chat with Marty Brennaman ahead of his statue unveiling tomorrow at GABP, on 700 WLW!

Back to where it all started as Marty Brennaman, the pod's 1st guest, returns prior to his statue dedication. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textPlease take our survey and provide feedback! Thank you.https://cincinnati.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bfnkUqsHT6PIj3MSummaryIn this episode of 'We Love Our Team', hosts Jack and Randy interview renowned artist Tom Tsuchiya, who shares his journey as a Cincinnati native and his experiences creating iconic baseball bronze statues and the gazebo for the Great American Ballpark: Statues of Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, Tony Perez, and Pete Rose being the most recent, along with the gazebo featuring the 1869 Red Stockings.Tom discusses his early memories of being a Reds fan, the significance of the 1990 Reds team, and the artistic process behind his sculptures, including the upcoming statue of announcer Marty Brennaman. The conversation highlights Tom's passion for art, baseball, and his deep connection to Cincinnati culture.TakeawaysTom Tsuchiya is a proud Cincinnatian and Reds fan.His parents were baseball fans, which influenced his love for the sport.The 1990 Reds team exemplified the essence of teamwork in baseball.Tom's journey into sculpture was inspired by his childhood experiences in Japan.He created the statues for Great American Ballpark after winning a bid.Tom's artistic process involves collaboration with players and the Reds organization.The upcoming statue of Marty Brenneman is a significant project for Tom.Each statue captures a unique moment in baseball history.Tom emphasizes the importance of fan engagement with the statues.Future projects may include more statues of Reds legends.Sound Bites"The whole team is the MVP.""I think the ball would be at that spot.""I love Gold Star more."

Thom talks with business insider Greg Stebben about Ai and how it has helped a couple of small business grow into million-dollar operations and Mondays with Marty Brennaman.

Lance speaks with the Reds Hall of Fame's Rick Walls about the new Marty Brennaman statue at GABP.

Lance speaks with the Reds Hall of Fame's Rick Walls about the new Marty Brennaman statue at GABP.

Thom brings Tony Pike on to discuss the conversations around Trey Hendrickson being traded. Marty Brennaman joins Thom to talk about the unveiling on the bronze statue for Marty. They also discuss the Reds not performing well when they go out west.

Lance recalls the disaster weekend in Bristol including reaction from Marty Brennaman and the Callers.

Lance recalls the disaster weekend in Bristol including reaction from Marty Brennaman and the Callers.

Send us a textPlease take our survey and provide feedback! Thank you.https://cincinnati.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bfnkUqsHT6PIj3MSummary"It was the 'Marty Brennaman Show' for three hours and there just happened to be a baseball game being played"Want the inside scoop on the Reds radio booth, particularly with Marty?Dave Armbruster, the long-time producer and engineer for the Cincinnati Reds radio broadcasts, shares his journey from a young Reds fan to a key figure in sports broadcasting. He reflects on his early career, memorable moments with legendary announcers Marty Brennaman and Joe Nuxhall, and the evolution of broadcasting in the modern era. Dave discusses the challenges of working in a high-pressure environment, the dynamics of team interactions, and his favorite Reds memories, including the iconic 1990 World Series team. The conversation highlights the importance of personality in broadcasting and the unique experiences that come with being part of the Reds organization.TakeawaysDave Armbruster has been with WLW since 1982.He started his career in radio at a rock station.Dave's main role involves technical support during broadcasts.He has worked closely with legendary announcers like Marty Brennaman.Marty's criticism of players was often fair but sometimes too harsh.The broadcasting landscape has changed significantly over the years.Dave fondly remembers the 1990 Reds team as his favorite.The banana phone was a fun interactive segment during rain delays.Dave emphasizes the importance of being present at games for broadcasters.He enjoys the camaraderie and stories shared in the booth.Sound Bites"I just start laughing.""I think it was hilarious.""He was bigger than life."

Send us a textIn this episode, Jeff Trenipole, also known as Strawberry Ice, shares his journey from growing up in Cincinnati to becoming a popular sports talk show host. He discusses his love for the Reds, memorable moments from his childhood, and the inspiration behind his YouTube channel. Jeff reflects on his longest show, notable guests, and the growth of his podcast. He also shares his favorite sports memories, musical tastes, and even his favorite ice cream shop, Graeters. The conversation is filled with nostalgia, humor, and insights into the world of sports broadcasting.Takeaways:Jeff Trenipole, known as Strawberry Ice, hosts a sports talk show.He grew up in Cincinnati, a huge fan of the Reds and Bengals.Memorable moments include meeting Johnny Bench as a child.The name 'Strawberry Ice' was given by a radio host during his internship.He started his YouTube channel at the encouragement of his son.The longest show he hosted was five hours, featuring various guests.He has a unique approach to growing his podcast by inviting different guests daily.Marty Brennaman is one of his favorite guests, as he was a childhood hero.He reminisces about the 1990 Reds team and their championship.He enjoys a variety of music, from classic rock to hip hop.Sound Bites"My favorite player was Chris Sabo.""Graters is the bomb!""I love Nirvana!" Sponsored by Moerlein Lager House, host of the March 26, 2025 Opening Day Eve Party benefitting the Reds Community Fund!

Send us a textWill Terwort is this week's winner of the Moerlein Lager House Gift Certificate!In this episode, Jack Greiner and Randy Freaking welcome Chad Dotson, a prominent writer covering the Cincinnati Reds. Chad shares his unique journey from law to sports writing, his experiences as a lifelong Reds fan, and his insights on the team's ownership and broadcasting. The conversation delves into Chad's early memories of the Reds, his perspective on journalism as a fan, and his thoughts on the Hall of Fame debate surrounding Pete Rose. Additionally, they discuss the evolution of sports media, including podcasting, and Chad's recent book, 'The Big 50: The Cincinnati Reds.' In this engaging conversation, Jack and Chad delve into the rich history of baseball, focusing on memorable moments, significant players, and the impact of managers. They discuss the importance of Pete Rose's record, the legacy of the 1990 Reds, and the challenges faced by teams throughout history. The conversation also touches on the emotional connections fans have with the game, highlighted by discussions of classic baseball movies and personal anecdotes.Takeaways:Chad Dotson's background includes being a judge and a sports writer.He started writing about the Reds as a hobby during law school.The evolution of sports media has shifted from blogs to podcasts.Chad's first Reds game was a disappointment as he missed seeing Johnny Bench.He writes from a fan's perspective, not as a traditional journalist.Chad is critical of the Castellini ownership of the Reds.He believes Pete Rose deserves to be in the Hall of Fame despite his controversies.Marty Brennaman is considered the gold standard among Reds broadcasters.Chad acknowledges he was wrong about George Grande's broadcasting skills.His book aims to engage both new and hardcore Reds fans with unique insights. The significance of memorable moments in baseball history.Pete Rose's return to Cincinnati is a pivotal event.The 1990 Reds are often overlooked in discussions of great teams.Managers play a crucial role in shaping team dynamics and success.Tragedy can impact a team's season and legacy.Lou Gehrig's story remains a powerful part of baseball lore.Chad's book highlights lesser-known aspects of Reds history.Baseball movies evoke strong emotional connections for fans.Different eras of baseball have unique challenges and triumphs.The passion for baseball unites fans across generations.Sound Bites"We love our team.""This is the game.""He just got the hit.""What a story, what a story.""What a fun team.""Just an incredible manager.""Just a wild story.""It's a really fun team." Sponsored by Moerlein Lager House, host of the March 26, 2025 Opening Day Eve Party benefitting the Reds Community Fund!

The Cincinnati Reds' recent five-game winning streak in the 2025 MLB season, culminating on May 19, 2025, marks a significant turnaround for the team, pushing them above .500 with a 25-24 record. This streak, tied for their longest this season, showcases a blend of stellar pitching, solid defense, and timely offense under the guidance of new manager Terry Francona, hired on October 4, 2024, for his proven track record, including two World Series titles with the Boston Red Sox. The streak began with a surge after dropping two games to the Chicago White Sox. Key to this run was the Reds' pitching staff, with starters like Andrew Abbott delivering, as seen in his five-inning performance against the Cleveland Guardians, navigating a bases-loaded jam. The bullpen was equally impressive, allowing just three earned runs over 20 innings. Defensively, the Reds were nearly flawless, committing only one error across 45 innings. Offensively, the team erupted for nine or more hits in each game, with a season-high seven doubles in their May 19 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Standout performances included Will Benson's three-run homer against the Guardians and contributions from stars like Elly De La Cruz, whose electrifying play continues to fuel the lineup. This streak, a stark contrast to last season when the Reds never reached .500 this late, has reignited fan optimism. Francona's leadership, paired with a rotation led by Hunter Greene (4-2, 2.36 ERA), positions the Reds as contenders in the NL Central. As they face upcoming series against the Cubs and Pirates, maintaining this momentum could solidify their postseason aspirations, making this streak a defining moment in their 2025 campaign In Seattle, the Mariners have prioritized season ticket holders for the 2025 MLB season, offering exclusive benefits like priority postseason ticket access, discounts on merchandise (15% off, 20% on Tuesdays), dining at The Boxyard (15% off), and parking. Through the MLB Ballpark app, members manage tickets, forward them, or sell extras on StubHub, the official fan-to-fan marketplace. However, the Mariners strictly regulate reselling, classifying those who buy primarily to resell as "Ticket Brokers," potentially losing benefits or facing account cancellation. Posts on X highlight similar policies in Indianapolis, where the Colts sent letters to season ticket holders, warning that purchasing tickets solely for resale violates ticketing policies. For the Indianapolis Indians (MiLB), 2025 season ticket holders enjoy up to 40% off gate prices, priority seating, exclusive event invitations, on-field batting practice, and a personal service representative. Flexible plans range from full-season to mini or flex packages, catering to varied schedules. Both teams emphasize enhancing fan experiences while enforcing strict anti-resale measures to protect loyal fans, reflecting a broader trend in sports ticketing to reward committed supporters and curb profiteering.

Marty Brennaman, ledgendary Reds' broadcaster, joins the show to talk about Pete Rose being reinstated to Major League Baseball. Dr. Matthew Christiansen, weighs in on a decline in drug overdoses. Chris Stirewalt talks baseball and politics. 

Longtime Reds broadcaster Marty Brennaman joins us to give us his thoughts on Pete Rose's baseball ban being lifted, Antonio Brown spills the tea on his relationship with Tom Brady, and find out what A-list actors will be playing John Madden and Al Davis in an upcoming movie! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Willie talks with Marty Brennaman about the career and Hall of Fame chances for Pete Rose. Also Stanley Goldfarb breaks down the issues of DEI principals surrounding medical schools.

On Pete Rose Day, Willie talks with Pete's long time friend and former Reds play-by-play commentator Marty Brennaman, about Rob Manfred's decision to reinstate Pete posthumously, and Pete's Hall of Fame chances.

Eddie, Rocky, and Mo Egger celebrate the life and career of Pete Rose live at The Holy Grail. Special guests include Marty Brennaman, Sherry Rowland, Pete Rose Jr., Wildman Walker, and Bill Cunningham.

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Eddie, Rocky, and Mo Egger celebrate the life and career of Pete Rose live at The Holy Grail. Special guests include Marty Brennaman, Sherry Rowland, Pete Rose Jr., Wildman Walker, and Bill Cunningham.

Willie talks with Marty Brennaman about the career and Hall of Fame chances for Pete Rose. Also Stanley Goldfarb breaks down the issues of DEI principals surrounding medical schools.

On Pete Rose Day, Willie talks with Pete's long time friend and former Reds play-by-play commentator Marty Brennaman, about Rob Manfred's decision to reinstate Pete posthumously, and Pete's Hall of Fame chances.

Willie talks with Marty Brennaman about the career and Hall of Fame chances for Pete Rose. Also Stanley Goldfarb breaks down the issues of DEI principals surrounding medical schools.

On Pete Rose Day, Willie talks with Pete's long time friend and former Reds play-by-play commentator Marty Brennaman, about Rob Manfred's decision to reinstate Pete posthumously, and Pete's Hall of Fame chances.

Cory Bowman, candidate in the Cincinnati Mayoral Primary, discusses his platform—Monday`s with Marty Brennaman.

KiddChris and Sara find it funny that conversations about Pete Rose are happening at the White House, with President Donald Trump and Rob Manfred, the baseball commissioner, discussing the permanent ban. The president is noted as a big Pete Rose fan. There's speculation that an announcement about Rose's induction could happen by May 14th, coinciding with a celebration event. The ideal scenario would be the announcement happening at the ballpark on May 14th, potentially delivered by the Reds' long-time public address announcer, Marty Brennaman. ⁣⁣The event on May 14th is expected to be a sold-out game with a standing ovation for Rose. Every single fan attending the May 14th game will receive a Pete Rose replica jersey. ⁣⁣Marty Brennaman is expected to have a significant presence at the game on the 14th. If Rose goes into the Hall of Fame, Marty might induct him and introduce the family.⁣⁣Bill Belichick is on a media tour for his new book, "The Art of Winning". His 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordan, is accompanying Bill Belichick everywhere, including interviews and even on the field with his team at UNC. Jordan reportedly interrupted and corrected Belichick multiple times during a CBS interview over the weekend, causing delays. She allegedly had a "hissy fit" and stormed out at one point. ⁣⁣KiddChris and Sara commented on Bill Belichick's recent appearance, specifically a shirt with a hole at the collarbone. He was compared to the Brooklyn Brawler. One host suggested Jordan might be cutting holes in his sweatshirts to make him not look cute.⁣⁣KiddChris is dealing with a spider problem in his apartment, having received spider bites. He killed a large spider and bought spider repellent packets. He put the packets around, laundered his sheets on high heat, and slept in long clothes. The spider repellent packets smell like pot but he finds it "earthy" and okay compared to other bad smells.⁣

Marty Brennaman and Tracy Jones talk baseball.

Marty Brennaman and Tracy Jones talk baseball.

Steve Roberts discusses President Trump and the latest tariffs. Marty Brennaman talks with Thom.

Send us a textSummaryIn this episode of 'We Love Our Team', hosts Jack and Randy engage with Justices Pat Fischer, Joe Deters, and Megan Shanahan of the Ohio Supreme Court. The conversation explores their backgrounds, sports influences, favorite teams, and memorable moments in sports. The Justices share personal anecdotes, reflecting on how sports have shaped their identities and community connections. They also discuss the intersection of sports and law, including a notable case involving the Reds and tax law, showcasing their passion for both fields. The conversation explores various themes surrounding sports officiating, the experiences of justices on the Supreme Court, and reflections on baseball legends. The participants discuss the evolution of umpiring, the significance of the courtroom, and the current state of the Cincinnati Reds, particularly focusing on rising star Ellie DeLa Cruz and the legacy of Pete Rose.TakeawaysJustice Pat Fischer has a distinguished legal career and has served on the Ohio Supreme Court since 2017.Justice Joe Deters established Ohio's first drug court during his tenure as Hamilton County Prosecutor.Justice Megan Shanahan has over a decade of experience as a trial court judge before joining the Supreme Court.Growing up in Pittsburgh, Justice Shanahan was a huge Penguins fan and had a personal connection to Roberto Clemente.Justice Fischer played baseball as a child and has fond memories of riding his bike to games.Justice Deters recalls playing baseball poorly but was more of a football player in high school.The Justices share their favorite sports figures, including Pete Rose and Tony Perez.The conversation highlights the importance of sports in shaping community identity and personal connections.Justice Fischer quoted Reds broadcaster Marty Brennaman in a tax case ruling, showcasing the intersection of sports and law.The Justices reflect on their experiences with sports and how it influences their roles in the community. Umpiring has evolved with technology, increasing accountability.The experience of serving on the Supreme Court is humbling and significant.The courtroom is a beautiful and important space for justice.Baseball legends have left a lasting impact on the sport and culture.Elle DeLa Cruz is a promising talent for the Cincinnati Reds.Pete Rose's legacy remains controversial and impactful.Justice and sports often intersect in meaningful ways.The camaraderie among umpires and officials is notable.The importance of tradition in sports can clash with modern technology.Public engagement with the court system is encouraged through tours.Sound Bites"I was a huge Penguins fan growing up.""I did not play hockey.""I was a huge Pete Rose fan.""I never bought a beer.""I have a great Johnny Bench story.""I think it's pretty evenly split.""This one belongs to the Reds.""He was just Bill's dad to me.""It's a beautiful courtroom."Sponsored by Moerlein Lager House, host of the March 26, 2025 Opening Day Eve Party benefitting the Reds Community Fund!

Kimberly Adams does the Bloomberg Report. Marty Brennaman joins the show. Thom takes your calls.

Willie, Seg and Lance take you up to the Inside Pitch live from the Holy Grail Banks with special guests Michael Waltrip and Marty Brennaman.

Willie, Seg and Lance take you up to the Inside Pitch live from the Holy Grail Banks with special guests Michael Waltrip and Marty Brennaman.

In this very special episode of Hero Radio we interview none other than the legendary Reds announcer Marty Brennaman. Marty shares his stories from the booth with his partner Joe Nuxhall and gives his perspective on the game today. We hope you enjoy this episode!

Willie, Seg and Lance take you up to the Inside Pitch live from the Holy Grail Banks with special guests Michael Waltrip and Marty Brennaman.

Willie, Seg and Lance take you up to the Inside Pitch live from the Holy Grail Banks with special guests Michael Waltrip and Marty Brennaman.

Marty joins Lance in conversation about how special it is to have his own statue outside of Great American Ballpark.

Jason Williams joins the show to discuss Sean Miller taking the Texas job. Marty Brennaman talks about being honored with a statue outside Great American Ballpark.

Marty joins Lance in conversation about how special it is to have his own statue outside of Great American Ballpark.

Send us a text#Yankees Giancarlo Stanton is injured. Again. This time it is tennis elbow in both elbows!  #Mets FA acquisition Nick Madrigal is doing his Jed Lowrie imitation as he's out for the season before it ever started!  Injuries are part of the game but you hope to get through Spring Training! Max Scherzer is not thrilled with ABS testing so far. But Max is never happy about, everything? Terry Francona of the #Reds told his players to ignore ABS since they are not going to use it this season anyway. Authir Keith O'Brien will join the podcast in 2 weeks to talk about his book "Charlie Hustle".  Pete Rose was in the news again as he's set to receive a pardon for his criminal activities (tax related) from President Trump. #MLB commissioner Rob Manfred then piped in that they will take another look at Pete's explusion. The youngest player to play MLB was LHP Joe Nuxhall in 1944. He was still 15 years old and only in high school!  He pitched one game, got shelled, and didn't come back to the show for 7 years!  Joe pitched 16 seasons and won 135 games a pitcher and became a long time broadcaster for Cincinnati with HOF broadcaster Marty Brennaman. We also talked about NY Giants Freddie Lindstrom who became a HOFer - somehow, and still is the youngest player to ever play in the World Series. Even younger than #Braves Andruw Jones! Intro & Outro music this season courtesy of Mercury Maid! Check them out on Spotify or Apple Music!  Please subscribe to our podcast and thanks for listening! If you can give us 4 or 5 star rating that means a lot. And if you have a suggestion for an episode please drop us a line via email at Almostcooperstown@gmail.com.  You can also follow us on X @almostcoop or visit the Almost Cooperstown Facebook page or YouTube channel.  And please tell your friends! www.almostcooperstown.com

Willie is joined by the Hall of Famer Marty Brennaman to remember the life of baseball broadcasting legend Bob Uecker.

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One of the all time great voices of this generation joins his close friend Sean Casey to talk all things announcing, his favorite Reds teams and players, and the state of the game today. Step inside the Mayor's Office with us as we talk with the living legend, Marty Brennaman! Youtube: https://youtu.be/WFVlOyko8h4 https://bleav.com/ Original Air Date: January 18th, 2022

Willie discusses the hiring of Terry Francona as the Reds new manager with Marty Brennaman. Leland Vittert explains why the polls are about to swing Trump's way. Finally pollster Miranda Devine predicts what will happen one month from tomorrow.

Willie talks with former Reds broadcaster Marty Brennaman about the hiring of Terry Francona to be the 65th manager of the Cincinnati Reds.