Podcasts about Moonlight Graham

(Deep Dive begins at 46:00) "If you build it, they will come." Join your favorite TransAtlantic podcasting crew – Ian, Liam & B-Tech Kev (Megs got lost walking through the cornfield) – as we step into the world of baseball, nostalgia, and ghostly whispers in Field of Dreams (1989). We're trading in our hazmat suits for baseball gloves and diving into our 270th episode as we discuss: How Kevin Costner, James Earl Jones, and Ray Liotta bring heart to this sentimental classic. Does this movie work if you're not a baseball fan? Was the mystical element beautifully executed or just overly sentimental? Which actor wasn't actually into baseball How Field of Dreams taps into themes of regret, reconciliation, and belief. Which actor was referred to as 'Richard Dreyfuss from wish.com Is this film overrated just because it's men talking about feelings? How is James Earl Jones at the heart of two of the most Mandela Effected quotes of all time? Did Shoeless Joe Jackson deserve better? What about Moonlight Graham? We've got more ghost physics to talk about We get really personal about our own dreams We talk about magical cornfields, cryptic voices, and the importance of playing catch. Whether Field of Dreams is the Best Film Ever.   Become a Patron of this podcast and support the BFE at https://www.patreon.com/BFE. We are extremely thankful to our following Patrons for their most generous support: Juleen from It Goes Down In The PM Hermes Auslander James DeGuzman Synthia Shai Bergerfroind Andy Dickson Chris Pedersen Duane Smith (Duane Smith!) Randal Silva Nate The Great Rev Bruce Cheezy (with a fish on a bike) Richard Ryan Kuketz Dirk Diggler Stew from the Stew World Order podcast NorfolkDomus John Humphrey's Right Foot Timmy Tim Tim Aashrey Ariannah Who Loves BFE The Most Buy some BFE merch at https://my-store-b4e4d4.creator-spring.com/. Massive thanks to Lex Van Den Berghe for the use of Mistake by Luckydog. Catch more from Lex's new band, The Maids of Honor, at https://soundcloud.com/themaidsofhonor. Also, massive thanks to Moonlight Social for our age game theme song. You can catch more from them at https://www.moonlightsocialmusic.com/.

WFAN Sports Radio on X: "The legendary Bob Uecker has passed away at the age of 90: https://t.co/aJJB1y1gtv" / X Santa Ana winds die down as crews try to contain the wildfires The Sting on X: "Field of Dreams (1989) - Spoiler Alert 'Hey Dad, Wanna Have a Catch?' Field of Dreams isn't about baseball, or Shoeless Joe or Moonlight Graham, it's about a boy who never played catch with his father. Make every moment count, life's too short for anything less. Regret nothing. https://t.co/zDg92SbOCr" challies on X: "Flashback: I trust we can all agree that while Christ’s return is a matter of first importance, the exact details are far less crucial. What’s clear and most essential is this: Jesus wins. https://t.co/9Ksh4dupCB"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Danny Vietti lists all of the available 2024-25 free agents available this offseason by position. Plus, the Marlins returns for trades might be all-time bad. And the formerly known Oakland A's have officially switched names. Finally, a strange factoid about Moonlight Graham in the movie Field of Dreams. (2:30) Looking back at Marlins trades of Giancarlo Stanton, JT Realmuto, Christian Yelich ... (11:05) Willson Contreras is switching positions ... (12:01) The Oakland A's have a new name ... (16:36) Ohtani was playing on torn labrum, Freeman had broken rib ... (21:52) Why Freddie Freeman is the best ... (24:32) Angels add two former All-Stars ... (27:50) Free agents by position ... (43:35) Did you know this about the movie Field of Dreams?

One of my all-time favorite movies is Field of Dreams, and it holds a powerful lesson about discovering your area of genius.

Tony opens the show by reading some mail, and he talks about a big day for a Nats player, and he gives an update on his recovery from kidney stones. Mark Schlabach calls in to talk about a 15 year old who's about to make his debut on the PGA Tour, Jeff Ma calls in to talk about his water polo career and also to give his thoughts on yet another gambling scandal in sports, and Tony closes out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs : Haylee Slaughter “The First Time” ; Jay Johnson and the OTC Collective “My Eva” 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

Uncommon Ambience: At the Movies; Field of Dreams (1989) ambience — Field of Dreams fits in well with the other weird baseball fantasies we love. Casey at the Bat, the figment of Doubleday field, and the wonderfully strange the Natural. The book version has zero redemption by way of smashed outfield lights. Just a baseball Superman shackled by fate, circumstance, and stupidity. Only, Roy Hobbs strikes out. And then he punches a dude. Field of Dreams is baseball magic and forced Americana (hot dogs, small-town book banning, farming, failed finance) — what's not to love? Aside from the most grating-ass whisper in all of cinema.  The movie wants to be great.  It is occasionally silly, as when Ray asks Terence what he wants. Forcing Terence into his own mind to search for an answer amongst his pain and dead civil rights leaders. "…I want my privacy."  The film then cuts to the two standing before a concession stand. Ray wants to know Terence's snack order. "Oh, a dog and a beer," says Terence, bemused.  It's a cute scene, but also, rimshot. The joke is on us future people, where the "seven bucks" in the movie is the total for two orders of "a dog and a beer."  Whatever — Ray and Terence sit in the stands and watch a pedestrian putout — and then Ray starts hearing the annoying whisper; "Go the distance." Ray freezes, and the scoreboard chyron starts flickering. Fortunately, Ray was bored enough with the game to keep score in his program. So his pencil was ready to write down a name from the haywire Jumbotron; "Moonlight Graham." Did the ghost force an illusion or hack the Jumbotron? Who cares... we need to ignore the movie's narrative from here on out. This podcast episode focuses on the uninspiring game at Fenway, not the fever dream that follows.  We'll let Ray and Terence leave early in search of Moonlight Graham. Who astral projects his younger self on a highway with his thumb outstretched to hitch a ride. Weird stuff. In this podcast, we will chill, at this boring baseball game where the Red Sox host the Oakland Athletics.  PS: While I feel baseball has been fantasized and weirded out in American fiction better than any other sport — I would suggest checking out Vanilla Dunk, a short story by Jonathan Lethem. It is exciting and so weird.

This week on the Moonlight Graham show, we shine the spotlight on one of Iowa's most distinguished high school baseball coaches - Michael Barta. Not even 40 and already a name to reckon with, Barta has led teams to an impressive five state championships. Our discussion dives deep into Barta's monumental achievement of turning Johnston High School, a large public institution, into a powerhouse of baseball. In an age where high schools emphasize sports like basketball and football, Barta's accomplishment stands out. Under his guidance, Johnston is not just thriving in high school baseball but setting standards so advanced that colleges seek to emulate. Trusty co-host, Tom Griffin, adds layers of camaraderie to the discussion, having had his own coaching endeavors with Barta. As they inaugurate the new MGS podcast studio, the trio delves into Barta's strategies, the rapid build of the program, and explores the future for someone who's already reached such pinnacles at a relatively young age. A blend of personal insights, professional achievements, and a hint of nostalgia makes this a must-listen for fans of the pod and anyone interested in the captivating world of high school baseball. Dive in to discover more about the dynamic Michael Barta and his indomitable spirit.

In this episode of the Moonlight Graham show, the spotlight shines on Robert Etzel, a nonagenarian who once played a short-lived professional baseball season back in 1955. With a record of 19 games, Robert might not have made a significant mark statistically, but his story and connection to the small town of Fort Dodge, Iowa make him a compelling guest. Robert's journey is not just about those 19 games. He grew up in Fort Dodge during the 1940s and 1950s, played junior college baseball and football at Iowa Central, starred in three sports at Simpson College, and even had a brief stint with the barnstorming House of David baseball team. This episode is an unedited treasure that paints a vivid picture of a bygone era, taking listeners on a nostalgic trip to small-town Iowa. Through old newspaper clippings, personal anecdotes, and the charismatic storytelling of Robert, listeners can explore a different time, understanding the rich tapestry of memories woven by someone who has truly lived through it. This episode is not just about celebrating sports and players; it's also about honoring the generations that preceded us and preserving their stories. Dive in and spend an hour with Robert Etzel, a man who, with his tales, encapsulates the essence of the Moonlight Graham show - to spotlight stories worth telling.

Inner Moonlight is the monthly poetry reading series for the Wild Detectives in Dallas. The in-person show is the second Wednesday of every month in the Wild Detectives backyard. We love our podcast fans, so we release recordings of the live performances every month for y'all! On 4/12/23, we featured poet Graham Barnhart. Graham Barnhart is a US Army veteran, and author of the poetry collection The War Makes Everyone Lonely. His poetry has been recognized with a Pushcart Prize, The Jeff Sharlet Memorial Award for Veterans, and a Wallace Stegner Fellowship. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate at The University of North Texas and lives in Denton. Presented by The Writer's Garret https://writersgarret.org/ www.logencure.com/innermoonlight

Hour 3: John Mincone, former minor league pitcher, joined us to talk about the waves he caused on Twitter when it came to Carlos Correa and the Mets. Was Lou Reed Moonlight Graham's grandson. And somehow someway Evan got down a weird rabbit hole of marrying your cousin. 

Dr. Josh Austin at ADA SmileConEpisode #518 with Dr. Joshua AustinToday, from the floor of ADA SmileCon, Kirk Behrendt brings back one of ACT's favorite dental comedians, Dr. Joshua Austin, who uses humor to talk about some of the serious issues that many dentists face. He shares his insights on mental health, emotional well-being, and the role of therapy as he reflects on some of the key victories in his life that he has learned to celebrate. To be inspired by his story and to start celebrating the achievements in your life, listen to Episode 518 of The Best Practices Show!Episode Resources:Dr. Austin's email: jaustindds@me.com Dr. Austin's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoshuaAustinDDS/Dr. Austin's social media: @joshuaaustinddsSubscribe to the Best Practices Show PodcastJoin ACT's To The Top Study ClubJoin ACT's Master ClassSee our Live Events Schedule hereGet the Best Practices Magazine for Free!Write a Review on iTunesLinks Mentioned in This Episode:American Academy of Clear Aligners: https://www.aacaligners.comReingage: https://www.reingage.comVoices of Dentistry: https://www.voicesofdentistry.comMain Takeaways:Always be kind to yourself.Appreciate the things you're able to do.Learn how to celebrate victories — even small ones.Talk to yourself the way you talk to people you love and respect.Friends, coaches, and consultants are great — but you need a therapist.Quotes:“I remember being 11 years old and getting Comedy Central added to our cable package and experiencing that for the first time. I think it's when it launched. And I remember early on, being 11 years old, and seeing a Howie Mandel standup special and thinking, ‘God, I would love to do that one day. But there's no way I have the talent or skill to do that.'” (15:31—15:48)“Remember the movie, Field of Dreams? It's one of my favorite movies. There's a character named Moonlight Graham. And Moonlight Graham comes up because he got one at-bat in the Major Leagues, and then he never got to play again. And I remember somebody in the movie saying something like, ‘Aren't you angry? Don't you wish you had more chance?' And he's like, ‘No. I got to live my dream, even if it was one at-bat.' And so, [opening for Jim Gaffigan] was my one at-bat. It'll probably never happen again, and it's fine. And not a ton of dental meetings have standup comics, surprisingly, so it'll probably never come up. I'll probably never get another chance to do it, and that's totally fine. I'm totally happy with it. The fact that I got to do it once was amazing.” (16:35—17:18)“I'm bad about celebrating . ....

The Dodgers top prospects list from Baseball Prospectus is out, and Jeff is here to talk about Diego Cartaya, Bobby Miller, Miguel Vargas, Gavin Stone, Nick Frasso, Nick Nastrini, Michael Busch, Andy Pages, and Dalton Rushing! So much star power coming to Los Angeles soon! And finally, Jeff talks about Chris Haughey, the oldest living Dodger who pitched on game in the big leagues on his 18th birthday in 1943.Be sure to subscribe to Locked On Dodgers in the Audacy podcast app or wherever you get your podcasts, and come back every weekday morning and spend your morning commute with two of the biggest Dodger fans you'll ever meet. Thanks for making Locked On Dodgers your first listen every day, and please tell your friends!Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!NHTSADrive high, get a DUI. Click HERE to learn more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Dodgers top prospects list from Baseball Prospectus is out, and Jeff is here to talk about Diego Cartaya, Bobby Miller, Miguel Vargas, Gavin Stone, Nick Frasso, Nick Nastrini, Michael Busch, Andy Pages, and Dalton Rushing! So much star power coming to Los Angeles soon! And finally, Jeff talks about Chris Haughey, the oldest living Dodger who pitched on game in the big leagues on his 18th birthday in 1943. Be sure to subscribe to Locked On Dodgers in the Audacy podcast app or wherever you get your podcasts, and come back every weekday morning and spend your morning commute with two of the biggest Dodger fans you'll ever meet. Thanks for making Locked On Dodgers your first listen every day, and please tell your friends! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! NHTSA Drive high, get a DUI. Click HERE to learn more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this bonus episode, we "Go the Distance" on the history and legacy of the real Archie "Moonlight" Graham, who many people know from the "Field of Dreams" movie portrayed by Burt Lancaster and Frank Whaley. Graham was a 1905 alumnus of the University of Maryland School of Medicine and made historic contributions in the field of medicine, specifically, pediatrics. Guest Larry Pitrof, executive director of the Medical Alumni Association of the University of Maryland, talks about his recent discovery of correspondence and artifacts tied to Graham that were previously unknown. This bonus episode is a condensed version of a Twitter Space that aired on Aug. 10, 2022, a day before the second annual MLB Field of Dreams game.

Tim Flattery lives in West Des Moines, Iowa and is the host of The Moonlight Graham Show. We touch on his love for the game and the Minnesota Twins, his playing career, and why baseball may just be better on the radio. Tim also gives a detailed first hand account of last summer's Field of Dreams game and explains what it meant to native Iowans. Plus, we get the story of how and why he started The Moonlight Graham Show, where he highlights role players,  underdogs, and great stories in sports. Find The Moonlight Graham Show Online: Website: moonlightgrahamshow.com Twitter: @MoonGrahamShowFacebook: @MoonlightGrahamShowInstagram: @moonlightgrahamshowFind Baseball Bucket List Online:Twitter: @BaseballBucketFacebook: @BaseballBucketListInstagram: @Baseball.Bucket.ListWebsite: baseballbucketlist.comThis podcast is part of the Curved Brim Media Network:Twitter: @CurvedBrimWebsite: curvedbrimmedia.com

This week Moonlight Graham brings you an underdog NFL draft scout of our very own. Nick Clark loves college and NFL football. More than just watching games, he loves breaking down the players and looking at what NFL teams need. What started as a hobby in high school has turned into a full-blown passion project for Nick Clark. NCtheScout joins the pod this week to get us ready for the 2022 NFL Draft.

  They say good things come in small packages and this week's guest puts his own spin on that. Spencer Brown was a giant coming out of 8-man football and tiny Lenox, Iowa. Now, Spencer Brown is an absolute force on the field playing right tackle for the Buffalo Bills. How does a guy come from small-town ball and lightly recruited to starting 10 games for one of the best teams in professional football? It's a tale that Moonlight Graham has told before, a lot of hard work and getting an opportunity.

Neil and Tim are bursting with anticipation. Between Opening Day and Neil's baby on the way, there is a lot to be excited about in the Moonlight Graham world. It hardly seems possible that the opening day of the 2022 baseball season is here with all of the time the sports world spent talking about the lockout. Between the social media hot takes and the threats of a reduced season, it almost felt like this day would never come.

"Well, you know I... I never got to bat in the major leagues. I would have liked to have had that chance. Just once. To stare down a big league pitcher. To stare him down, and just as he goes into his windup, wink. Make him think you know something he doesn't."- Dr. Archibald "Moonlight" Graham, Field of DreamsOh ladies and gentlemen, if you recognize this quote then you are going to love today's guest, Tim Flattery. For more than 5 years, Tim has hosted The Moonlight Graham Show, inspired by Moonlight Graham from The Field of Dreams, where he captures some of the best stories from sports heard directly from the athletes and figures who experienced them.>>He believes that talking to the guy at the end of the bench is going to have better stories to tell than the branded star.

Not really. But Earl Snyder has some stories to tell. And the receipts to prove it. His baseball life, which includes a cup of coffee with the legendary '04 Red Sox. 

Short Hops & Tall Tales — Brandon and Noah are back with a fun Hall of Fame twist! They lead off with a discussion about the Veterans Committee Inductees (and get angry for Dick Allen), and reflect on several players that they kind of already assumed were in the Hall of Fame already. Then, rather than rehash the same Hall ballot discussion again, they start up their own Short Hops Hall, celebrating the most decorated and iconic players in baseball film. Trimming a ballot of 18 to 5 inductees leads to heated debate, and multiple celebrity impressions. Tune in now for one of the funniest episodes of the year!   Timestamps On HoF Discourse (1:26) Pickoff Trivia: Gold Gloves (2:30) Veterans Committee Inductions (4:10) Buck O'Neil (6:15) Minnie Miñoso (8:48) Gil Hodges (11:48) Tony Oliva (14:26) Jim Kaat (16:24) Bud Fowler (18:08) Dick Allen >:( (19:48) The Short Hops Hall (22:19) Pedro Cerrano (24:15) Crash Davis (26:56) Jack Elliot (27:47) The Ghost of Shoeless Joe (29:17) The Ghost of Moonlight Graham (30:18) Willie Mays Hayes (30:37) Dottie Hinson (32:11) Roy Hobbs (33:27) Brandon does a segue (33:31) The G.O.A.T.

Short Hops & Tall Tales — Brandon and Noah are back with a fun Hall of Fame twist! They lead off with a discussion about the Veterans Committee Inductees (and get angry for Dick Allen), and reflect on several players that they kind of already assumed were in the Hall of Fame already. Then, rather than rehash the same Hall ballot discussion again, they start up their own Short Hops Hall, celebrating the most decorated and iconic players in baseball film. Trimming a ballot of 18 to 5 inductees leads to heated debate, and multiple celebrity impressions. Tune in now for one of the funniest episodes of the year!   Timestamps On HoF Discourse (1:26) Pickoff Trivia: Gold Gloves (2:30) Veterans Committee Inductions (4:10) Buck O'Neil (6:15) Minnie Miñoso (8:48) Gil Hodges (11:48) Tony Oliva (14:26) Jim Kaat (16:24) Bud Fowler (18:08) Dick Allen >:( (19:48) The Short Hops Hall (22:19) Pedro Cerrano (24:15) Crash Davis (26:56) Jack Elliot (27:47) The Ghost of Shoeless Joe (29:17) The Ghost of Moonlight Graham (30:18) Willie Mays Hayes (30:37) Dottie Hinson (32:11) Roy Hobbs (33:27) Brandon does a segue (33:31) The G.O.A.T.

Short Hops & Tall Tales — Brandon and Noah are back with a fun Hall of Fame twist! They lead off with a discussion about the Veterans Committee Inductees (and get angry for Dick Allen), and reflect on several players that they kind of already assumed were in the Hall of Fame already. Then, rather than rehash the same Hall ballot discussion again, they start up their own Short Hops Hall, celebrating the most decorated and iconic players in baseball film. Trimming a ballot of 18 to 5 inductees leads to heated debate, and multiple celebrity impressions. Tune in now for one of the funniest episodes of the year!   Timestamps On HoF Discourse (1:26) Pickoff Trivia: Gold Gloves (2:30) Veterans Committee Inductions (4:10) Buck O'Neil (6:15) Minnie Miñoso (8:48) Gil Hodges (11:48) Tony Oliva (14:26) Jim Kaat (16:24) Bud Fowler (18:08) Dick Allen >:( (19:48) The Short Hops Hall (22:19) Pedro Cerrano (24:15) Crash Davis (26:56) Jack Elliot (27:47) The Ghost of Shoeless Joe (29:17) The Ghost of Moonlight Graham (30:18) Willie Mays Hayes (30:37) Dottie Hinson (32:11) Roy Hobbs (33:27) Brandon does a segue (33:31) The G.O.A.T.

This week, Moonlight Graham's favorite NFL quarterback returns to the podcast to share stories about his year as a pro. Reid Sinnett joined us fresh off of his preseason week 3 breakout performance that took the NFL and social media by storm. He brought us up to speed on life as a Miami Dolphin and his foray into the world of movie reviewing.

Braves fall to Yanks & Umps, farm system weak, the Great Charlie Watts, how the Phillies got their name & I'm not talking about cigars, Molina's last season, Trevor Lawrence named Jaguars starter but lose Etienne, former Dawg traded, LSU uses Stasi tactics, Fiesta Bowl the place to gamble, Josh Rosen new Atlanta Falcons QB, playing baseball under the gaze of the Sphinx, pitcher traded for a hamburger, Moonlight Graham birthday, petedavis.buzzsprout.com, Pete's Tweets, This Day in Sports History. Come for the All-SEC First team, stay for the greatest Rolling Stones story EVER 

We are back with a tall tale dating back to baseball's earliest days, when Mike Kilroy allegedly cleaved a baseball in half with an axe on his way to winning a game for his team 2.5-2. We also give our impressions from MLB's Field of Dreams game, as well as take a deep dive on the real Moonlight Graham. Plus, the Pickle Jar!   Timestamps: 04:50 - The Legend of Wild Bill Setley & the Half-Run Game 18:30 - The Pickle Jar: House by the side of the road 21:16 - MLB's Field of Dreams game: Corny or Romantic? 27:12 - The Real Moonlight Graham   Get PL+ and join our community!: https://pitcherlist.com/plus

Tim Flattery is known all over the state of Iowa for his popular podcast called The Moonlight Graham Show.  I would even argue that he is known all over the US.  If that seems like a stretch, his guest list is sure not.  Tim has had some of the biggest names in sports appear on The Moonlight Graham Show.  Some with Iowa ties and some with not.  His podcast can bring you to tears one minute and have you busting at the gut the next minute.  Before Tim was a well known podcaster, he made his name in baseball.  In high school, he played in the All-Star Series where he connected with many greats from our area.  Tim later went on to play at UNI for current Iowa Head Coach Rick Heller.  That UNI team was loaded with Dubuque County talent and Tim shares many stories about playing with them and against them.  You will be able to connect to the area with all the name drops in this episode. Find Us on Social Media: Facebook: Dubuque Area Baseball Podcast Twitter: @CoachManeman Instagram: Dubuque Area Baseball Podcast --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nmaneman/support

We are back with a tall tale dating back to baseball's earliest days, when Mike Kilroy allegedly cleaved a baseball in half with an axe on his way to winning a game for his team 2.5-2. We also give our impressions from MLB's Field of Dreams game, as well as take a deep dive on the real Moonlight Graham. Plus, the Pickle Jar!   Timestamps: 04:50 - The Legend of Wild Bill Setley & the Half-Run Game 18:30 - The Pickle Jar: House by the side of the road 21:16 - MLB's Field of Dreams game: Corny or Romantic? 27:12 - The Real Moonlight Graham   Get PL+ and join our Discord: https://pitcherlist.com/plus

Mark attempted to watch "Field of Dreams" with his wife. She joins the show to discuss.

It was shaping up to be a bloodbath, but just two Field of Dreams naysayers has the guts to show up for this podcast and attempt to convince Brett Ballantini that the film is trash. Colleen Sullivan and Jacki Krestel wax acidic on the film; in the end, no one shifted their stances. Here's a corny taste of this episode: Zoe Krestel the Wonder Dog makes an appearance, and Brett is convinced the canine is on Team FoD with him What is the excitement level over this very odd, midseason game? Is there concern over how Carlos Rodón is able to finish out 2021, given his heavy workload/Cy Young-caliber start? In a world where every other movie release is a superhero yarn, why is it so hard to suspend disbelief for a sports fantasy movie? The It's a Wonderful Life comp Colleen's synopsis of the movie is brutal, but not entirely inaccurate Colleen and Jacki both seem fixated on Moonlight Graham attending to the choking child vs. calling the paramedics — as if an ambulance is on-call to fish hot dog bits out of someone's throat in rural Iowa We agree that the end of the film, including "have a catch" (cringe) and car traffic, is pretty cool overall Seriously, why was Ray Liotta so important to this film that he not only is shoehorned in as Joe Jackson (!) but allowed to bat right-handed? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Andy Flattery, Tim Flattery,  and Tom Griffin talk about how to be a good dad.  Sign up for The Reformed Financial Advisor monthly newsletter on financial planning, investing, and Kansas City history - www.reformedfinancialadvisor.comFollow Andy Flattery on TwitterThe Reformed Financial Advisor is the project of Andy Flattery, a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ in Kansas City, MO. The podcast gives you the "behind the scenes" of what Andy has seen in 10 years of financial services, the good, the bad, and the complex. It also tells the stories of how financial history has shaped Kansas City. Andy and other experts in the Kansas City financial community will be delivering expert insights and even some unconventional advice on how to plan your finances and invest wisely. 

Yes, the Sound Of Hockey Podcast guys know you already are aware that the Maple Leafs lost in Game 7 of the first round of the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs, but they still need to give you their takes on the situation. Spoiler: they collectively have a general feeling of disbeLEAF. Plenty of Seattle Kraken discussion on this episode as well, as the team prepares for its first NHL Draft Lottery. John, Andy, and Darren then give their general thoughts from the first round of the playoffs, and also share their expectations for round two, which is already underway with some early fireworks. Bits include Sound Of Hockey's Three Stars. Segments include Bad Boys, Weekly One-Timers, and Tweets of the Week. SUBSCRIBE! ENJOY! REVIEW!

Graham Greer was the songwriter and frontman for The Barstool Prophets who released a string of major label records and toured heavily in Canada during the mid 1990's. We talk about the bands legacy, the songs still hold up! plus one of Graham's bandmates, Glen, has a unique skill.. some would call it a super power. Some big laughs and real chat with 'Moonlight' Graham.

Moonlight Graham is ready to do what no one (and certainly no podcast) has been able to do; fix the game of baseball.

Growing up in Hershey, Pennsylvania, Ernie Accorsi had an early, rich sports experience, when the Philadelphia Eagles held training camp there, and where the Wilt Chamberlain-led Philadelphia Warriors trained and played. Accorsi started out as a sportswriter, before being hired by the Baltimore Colts in 1970 as the public relations director, the start of Accorsi's long career in the NFL. In this latest "Stories with Street Cred" podcast, Accorsi discusses his distinguished NFL arc, his childhood memories in Hershey, and his sportswriting experiences, which included an interview with Moonlight Graham, and an exclusive scoop on Chamberlain's trade to the Lakers. Accorsi's last NFL executive post was general manager of the Giants, and perhaps his signature front office move was acquiring quarterback Eli Manning in a draft-day trade with San Diego. Manning, of course, went on to beat Tom Brady twice in the Super Bowl.

This week we had the chance to sit down with fellow Iowa podcaster, Tim Flattery. After an athletic career journey that included walking on to the UNI men's baseball team and eventually getting signed to the minor leagues, Tim decided to hang up the cleats. However, he still kept the "moonlighters", guys like himself that had to work a little harder to keep the dream alive, close to his heart. Tim has released hundreds of episodes of the "Moonlight Graham" podcast which features interviews with some of Iowa's greatest athletes. It was a pleasure getting to knowTim and break down the current state of Iowa athletics. Thanks for listening. Catch the full video recording on YouTube.

Everyone knows about his short-lived Major League career, but Archibald Graham has so much more to his story. In this episode, Tim and resident historian Tom take a deep dive into Archibald Moonlight Graham's legacy. We know of Moonlight Graham because author W.P. Kinsella came across a random entry in a baseball encyclopedia, but the good people of Chisolm, MN celebrate Doc ‘Moonlight' Graham Days each year to celebrate so much more than baseball.

Nate Loenser was born without his left hand. However, that never slowed him down, let alone stopped him, from pursuing his dreams on the field. Loenser was a multisport varsity athlete, and an all-state baseball player, for NU High in Cedar Falls. After committing to serve as a basketball manager for Tim Floyd at Iowa State, Nate ended up walking on to the Iowa State baseball team. Loenser was cut from the team after the first time he tried out but was asked to come back to the team as a senior after getting noticed in a wood bat league game. In true Moonlight Graham fashion, Loenser had one at-bat (a walk) and a run scored. The Cyclone baseball program was cut later that same season.  After college, Loenner took a job coaching as a grad-assistant for Larry Eustachy at Southern Miss. Loenser credits Eustachy with teaching him a lot about coaching and working with high-level athletes. Following a stint as a high school basketball coach, Loesner went back to Ames to serve as a grad assistant under Fred Hoiberg on some of those great recent Cyclone teams. Loesner followed Hoiberg to Chicago and has worked his way up from video coordinator and currently serves as an assistant coach for the Bulls.

If you were a young baseball player and were told that you would reach the Major Leagues one day -- but you would only play one game, and only one game -- would all the years of playing and sacrificing be worth it? On Episode 36 of the Life Around the Seams podcast, our guest is author Jacob Kornhauser to discuss his latest book, "A Cup of Coffee." Kornhauser identifies 11 players who are just like "Moonlight" Graham from the movie "Field of Dreams." (Graham is a real player, by the way.) Kornhauser's subjects are interesting, and so is Kornhauser for choosing this topic. We discuss similar themes for these 11 players, why their briefest of moments in the majors made it easier to walk away, the teammates who show compassion in helping ensure they get into a game, the managers who are cast as villains, and a lot of brotherly ties ... including how Jacob's younger brother is the editor of this book.  

Sports are the best. And sports are the worst. There are so many things about sports that bring us together and give us something to celebrate and create communities. However, certain things just grind on you. The announcer that makes you put the game on mute, TV timeouts before and after kickoffs, and so much more. This week, Moonlight Graham takes hot takes to a new level as we take it to the sauna to really sweat it out and get everything off of our chests. www.moonlightgrahamshow.com/podcast/everythingwehate

1) Moonlight Graham, Nick Price and Tom Kite 2) Stadiums full of fans? 3) FSU hoops has another player in 2021

Author Jacob Kornhauser joins us to discuss the stories of eleven men who played in just a single major league baseball game and how it affected their lives. From Larry Yount to Jeff Banister to Ron Wright, here are the heirs to Moonlight Graham.

The final lap for the regular season Gopher Football Sunday as we talk that painful loss and return of the Axe yesterday. But it's all about perspective. Ryan Burns of Gopher Illustrated calls in to give his closing thoughts. In short, this season made Gopher Football relevant again. Looking ahead to Signing Day and the recruiting class for next year. It's the Moonlight Graham edition!

The final lap for the regular season Gopher Football Sunday as we talk that painful loss and return of the Axe yesterday. But it's all about perspective. Ryan Burns of Gopher Illustrated calls in to give his closing thoughts. In short, this season made Gopher Football relevant again. Looking ahead to Signing Day and the recruiting class for next year. It's the Moonlight Graham edition!

Episode 128 brings a little class and sophistication to the podcast. On the heels of our discussion about one of the greatest video games we played as kids...and adults, this week brings a discussion of art and American culture. Vincent van Gogh even gets his first (and likely only) Moonlight Graham shout out. Andy Brown is a Brit who has spent the last several years painting baseball parks in South Korea, Japan, Mexico, and the United States. His attraction to the game of baseball may have started across the ocean, but his dream was to visit and paint every major league ballpark took him across the US.   Visiting every major league stadium is an item on many people's bucket lists. Andy Brown not only visited every MLB stadium during the 2019 season; he painted every stadium as well. In addition to the US, he has also painted every stadium in Korea and Japan and is currently working in Mexico. Tim and Andy talk discuss baseball as much more than just a game. They both see it as a part of American culture. As a Brit, Andy provides a unique perspective seeing the diverse cross-sections of America and compares the division in the media vs. the unity of the ballpark. Andy saw America up close as he road-tripped across the country and shares his impressions and insights, including reviewing American fast food. As a part of his journey across America, Andy Brown knew he needed to make a stop in Dyersville, Iowa to see the Field of Dreams. He shares about the magic of being at the Field of Dreams and how it has changed the way he views the movie. Without realizing it, Andy's visit to the Field of Dreams happened to be on the weekend of the last ghost player game of the year. Andy was able to paint the field and players and capture an amazing atmosphere from his first visit to Field of Dreams. Andy Brown's paintings have been displayed at the Baseball Hall of Fame Cooperstown and on ESPN, BBC, Fox Sports, and many other media outlets.

Radiohead and theology: the crossover you didn't know you wanted! In this episode Rob Saler talks with me about his newest book, All These Things into Position: What Theology Can Learn from Radiohead. Guest Bio/Info: Robert Saler is Associate Dean at Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis, where he also serves as Research Professor of Lutheran Studies and Executive Director of the Center for Pastoral Excellence. He has written widely on theology and cultural criticism. Find Rob here: robertsaler.com Twitter: @robertsaler Facebook: facebook.com/rsalertimeline Special music by Moonlight Graham: moonlightgrahammusic.com Spotify: Moonlight Graham Instagram: moonlightgrahammusic Get connected to Mason: masonmennenga.com Patreon: patreon.com/masonmennenga Twitter: @masonmennenga Facebook: facebook.com/mason.mennenga Instagram: masonmennenga

Episode 124 brings together some of our favorite things in the sports world: obscure sports facts, bragging rights, and an underdog athlete. Reed McManigal, the pride of Mason City, sits down in a multipart interview with Tim to break down Reed's pursuit of a Guinness World Record for the fastest 1-mile run while dribbling a basketball.  Breaking a Guinness World Record is more than just doing something amazing. After deciding that he wanted to set a record, he had to find something he thought he could handle. Searching the Guinness site and focusing on basketball drew his attention to the record held by Colin Shaver who ran a mile while dribbling a basketball in 6 minutes and 58 seconds. Reed started this process in March and had to go through many steps including securing two timers, witnesses, a basketball official, and a track official. Reed is an Iowa product, recently named one of the Des Moines Register's 40 under 40 in Des Moines, and so naturally his attempt had to take place on the Drake Blue Oval.  Moonlight Graham has had Olympic champions and athletes who have competed at the highest levels, however part 2 of this interview is the first time Tim has been able to sit down with a Guinness world record holder. Reed takes Tim through his preparation for the run which mostly focused following the Guinness rules leading up to the big day. Reed and his crew took over Drake Stadium on a cold October Sunday morning for his attempt. Tim served as the official videographer to document the attempt. After starting hot in lap one and then trying to find his pace in lap two, Reed was able to shatter Colin Shaver's record by almost 20 seconds.

On a Friday the guys guess what Erick Zamora's daily jersey is, Murph talks about how Jenny and he are going to see Luke Bryan, they thank the William Hill Sports Book and take a listen to Bryce Harper's walk-off Grand Slam against the Chicago Cubs. Then Tim Flattery comes on to talk about the Moonlight Graham Show and the guys chat Field of Dreams including the latest episode of The Sports Movie Pod before AD does Throwdowns live from the Depot at the Iowa State Fair

Episode 110 takes Moonlight Graham into the workshop of Jimmy Lonetti and D&J Glove Repair in Minneapolis. Jimmy and his son Dom started their business as a sort of hobby when they saw the need for repairs in little league. That hobby has turned into a business that brings baseball mitts of all conditions back to life. Tim bought a 1930s glove that looked like it belonged in the trash heap and after a few weeks in the D&J workshop, the mitt was literally game ready. Like every Moonlighter, Jimmy's story starts with his family. Jimmy's grandpa was a shoemaker and Jimmy remembers the smell of leather and glue and even working on his own gloves (before he even knew how!). Many of the gloves D&J repairs have their own father and son story. Many sons send him gloves their dads grew up playing that they want to recondition as a gift or reviving a glove that was a gift from their father. Every glove has a story and Jimmy and Dom use their skills to bring those stories to life.

Moonlight Graham manager Eddie Mayrose comes on to talk all things draft strategy, in season management, trends he pays attention to, and much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tim and his panel of guest hosts deliver their 2018 Pigskin Preview

Joe Posnanski and partner Michael Schur greet acclaimed actor, Nick Offerman of Parks and Recreation fame for what could become "arguably the most historic" episode of The PosCast. Nick and Michael talk about the transformation they went through after their beloved Red Sox and Cubs finally won the World Series. Sports Movie Time poses the question of whether Moonlight Graham ever truly got his moment in baseball classic, Field of Dreams. In the PosCast Draft, the gang selects their favorite states in America. Who has the best barbecue? Where is the best vacation spot? What is the official meal of the state of Ohio? The gang tells all. The PosCast with Joe Posnanski and Michael Schur will post new episodes every two weeks from July 17 through mid-December. Be sure to subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joe Posnanski and partner Michael Schur greet acclaimed actor, Nick Offerman of Parks and Recreation fame for what could become "arguably the most historic" episode of The PosCast. Nick and Michael talk about the transformation they went through after their beloved Red Sox and Cubs finally won the World Series. Sports Movie Time poses the question of whether Moonlight Graham ever truly got his moment in baseball classic, Field of Dreams. In the PosCast Draft, the gang selects their favorite states in America. Who has the best barbecue? Where is the best vacation spot? What is the official meal of the state of Ohio? The gang tells all.The PosCast with Joe Posnanski and Michael Schur will post new episodes every two weeks from July 17 through mid-December. Be sure to subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Get full access to JoeBlogs at joeposnanski.substack.com/subscribe

Time for some good ol’ Southern rasslin’ with a look at Smoky Mountain Wrestling TV from July 23, 1994! - The Gangstas make their debut and scare the bejeesus out of whitey as New Jack gives OJ Simpson a shoutout - Jim Cornette will not shut up - Admiring Ron Wright’s oratory and method of not waving a flag - The disappointment of The Thrillseekers in SMW and the bloody end for Chris Jericho - Tammy Fytch gets very confused about what she wants - The Dirty White Boy blatantly lies to the audience - Imagining Tracy Smothers as a Jeopardy! champion - Why you shouldn’t let Lance Storm give the eulogy at your funeral Plus: - A rant against the #1 song in July 1994 - Ricky Morton’s hair: the most defended mullet in history - Enjoying how Bob Caudle says “Gangstas” - The guy who jumped TO WCW in March 2001 - The Moonlight Graham of WWE - YouTube Comment Theater! Email: Greetingsfromallentown@gmail.com Twitter: @GFAllentownPod Facebook.com/GreetingsFromAllentown Placetobenation.com/amazon

In which Coop & The Weasel break down the new patch, the new event, & more. The Patch finds us with increased pitching speeds, something the community desperately wanted... but was it enough to calm the concerns? The first Event arrived and unfortunately, it came with issues, most of all a lack of transparency from Sony. Regardless, was the addition of Quick Counts a happy accident, and why would they take it out? Dykstra vs Brock. Top Team Collections from the guys finds Richie Ashburn atop a list of worthy contenders. Coop gets into Road to the Show with his CAP, Moonlight Graham... but did Moonlights really get drafted by the White Sox? Conquest Tips from the Big Red Machine. TWI Top 5... and a preview of Coop vs Scuffy McGee on April 9th round out this week's show! THISWEEKINMLBTHESHOW.COM FOLLOW COOPERSTOWN KURT ON TWITTER FOLLOW THE WEASEL ON TWITTER FOLLOW BIG RED MACHINE ON TWITTER FOLLOW MILLENNIAL NATE ON TWITTER FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM 

Tim calls American curling gold medal winning John Shuster to talk about the curling phenomenon, his comeback story after getting cut from the team tryouts for the Olympics, and of course the real Moonlight Graham.  John is our first Gold Medalist on the show.

Week 35 of Barstool Radio is so bright, that we gotta wear shades. Literally. We start out Monday talking about the solar eclipse which became a cultural phenomenon for the day. On Tuesday we recap filming the Rundown during the eclipse, and the irony of seeing the actor who played Moonlight Graham in Field of Dreams. Before the boys took off for Sin City, we were able to fit in some Tiger Woods dick talk. We can't go a week without dick talk. It's our brand now. For the second half of the week, Dave, Robbie Fox and the Young and Happy boys hold the show down from Radio Row. Brendan Schaub takes Dave's side when it comes to bringing a smokeshow with him to the fight over Robbie Fox. On Friday, Big Cat and PFTCommenter from Pardon My Take host the show with Michael Rapaport, who is able to bring us Ice Cube, but not Stephen A. Smith. Robbie Fox instigates a fight with Floyd Mayweather Sr., and is lucky he walked away with his life. All this and more on Barstool Radio, live from Radio Row in Las Vegas.

To conclude the second season of the show we spent some time discussing about some topics that we needed to get off of our chests. Along with recapping our first 29 episodes, and forecasting what's ahead for Season 3, the Moonlight Graham team discusses participation trophies, local sports, Tim Tebow, multi-sport athletes, and more in this slightly inebriated episode. A special thanks to all of our listeners who have grown with us these first two seasons. Some of the best Moonlighters yet are lined up for Season 3!

This episode is dedicated to all of our postpartum sisters! Whether its been two years or 15, we have all felt all of the things. Join us for a very fun and honest discussion about REAL postpartum experiences. Mal and Melisa have two amazing guests on to share their postpartum journeys with you all. We are so excited for all of our listeners to hear this honest and uplifting episode. Music Credits - Both Available on Spotify : "The Doctor" by Sleeper Street https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PuaSk8rIm9fQ197io03EZ "This Love of Mine" by Moonlight Graham www.MoonlightGrahamMusic.com Social Media and Streaming links through website Recording and Editing information available on request

WE. ARE. BACK. That's right Juice Boxers, Mal and Melisa are back and in action! Join us this week as we talk about three huge mommy milestones. We laugh, we cry, and we build each other up while discussing birth, breastfeeding, and MOM GUILT! We are excited to have our mom time back and to share our experiences with you. As always subscribe, like, and share. Music Credits - Both Available on Spotify : "The Doctor" by Sleeper Street https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PuaSk8rIm9fQ197io03EZ "This Love of Mine" by Moonlight Graham www.MoonlightGrahamMusic.com Social Media and Streaming links through website Recording and Editing information available on request

On the second installment of the "That's My Baby Daddy Series", Mallary introduces her partner in crime and recently promoted husband to daddy, Mr. Gabe McKinzie. Adalind also makes her debut in ways Melisa is sure to be proud of. We discuss the pregnancy, how amazing a new baby can be, and how glorious that first post pregnancy beer tastes.... Even if it's been so long Mallary can't remember the difference between Shiner and St. Arnold's. Take a listen and let me know if you can hear the exhaustion in new parents' voices. Music Credits - Both Available on Spotify : "The Doctor" by Sleeper Street https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PuaSk8rIm9fQ197io03EZ "This Love of Mine" by Moonlight Graham www.MoonlightGrahamMusic.com Social Media and Streaming links through website Recording and Editing information available on request

On this weeks episode Melisa will give a brief update on how Mal and sweet Adalind are doing. She will also be interviewing the first ever Juice Box guest! Melisa's husband Stephen will be joining her to talk about their life as parents and the journey that brought them here. Listen, like, share, and enjoy! Music Credits - Both Available on Spotify : "The Doctor" by Sleeper Street https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PuaSk8rIm9fQ197io03EZ "This Love of Mine" by Moonlight Graham www.MoonlightGrahamMusic.com Social Media and Streaming links through website Recording and Editing information available on request

Adam Greenberg was one of only two players in MLB history to be hit by a pitch in their only plate without ever taking the field. 7 years later,  an online movement led him to be signed by the Marlins for a one-day contract and one more at bat. In this episode, Adam and Tim discuss his remarkable story. 

On todays episode we share listeners stories of how they found out they were pregnant and how they shared it with the world. Mal and Melisa share all the feelings they felt when they found out they were expecting and how they shared the news with love ones. Listen in for some behind the scenes secrets from Mal's gender reveal and the hilarious way Melisa's husband wanted to share the news with friends. Music Credits - Both Available on Spotify : "The Doctor" by Sleeper Street open.spotify.com/artist/4PuaSk8rIm9fQ197io03EZ "This Love of Mine" by Moonlight Graham www.MoonlightGrahamMusic.com Social Media and Streaming links through website Recording and Editing information available on request

TODAY IS THE DAY!!!! Mal is going in to start the induction process tonight! She texted and requested that we have an emergency juice box session and I said "Of Course! " During this mini session we discuss the fears and frustrations that Mal is currently feeling. We also talk about being angry with your body when it doesn't perform the way it is "supposed" to. Thank you for taking a little shot from the juice box with us, enjoy! Music Credits - Both Available on Spotify : "The Doctor" by Sleeper Street https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PuaSk8rIm9fQ197io03EZ "This Love of Mine" by Moonlight Graham www.MoonlightGrahamMusic.com Social Media and Streaming links through website Recording and Editing information available on request

We dive in to the world of baby showers. What we loved, what we hated, and mostly how competitive (and awesome) Melisa is at baby shower games. Shout out to Karen and her awesome cakes! Find more about her here: https://www.facebook.com/KupcakesbyKaren Music Credits - Both Available on Spotify : "The Doctor" by Sleeper Street https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PuaSk8rIm9fQ197io03EZ "This Love of Mine" by Moonlight Graham www.MoonlightGrahamMusic.com Social Media and Streaming links through website Recording and Editing information available on request

On this week's episode, the girls change things up a little and decide to get a little deep..... Then they get super not deep haha. Enjoy a little detour from the ordinary! Music Credits - Both Available on Spotify : "The Doctor" by Sleeper Street https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PuaSk8rIm9fQ197io03EZ "This Love of Mine" by Moonlight Graham www.MoonlightGrahamMusic.com Social Media and Streaming links through website Recording and Editing information available on request

On today's episode, the girls read your emails about where you went on your baby moon and discover the one thing people should consider for a better experience. Mallary brags about having the best baby moon on record. They also fill you in on exactly where to eat in Austin and the best places to buy caffeine-free Dr. Pepper!! .... And Yes, Mallary's mom has shared the episodes so she takes back what she says. Music Credits - Both Available on Spotify : "The Doctor" by Sleeper Street https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PuaSk8rIm9fQ197io03EZ "This Love of Mine" by Moonlight Graham www.MoonlightGrahamMusic.com Social Media and Streaming links through website Recording and Editing information available on request

After illness and all around poor timing, we get focused and get to our second episode. Not only must this show go on, but this week's topic is Birth Plans. And there's NO stopping that show. We hear future plans, plans that went nowhere, and ready YOUR emails. Grab your juice box and let's go! Music Credits - Both Available on Spotify : "The Doctor" by Sleeper Street https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PuaSk8rIm9fQ197io03EZ "This Love of Mine" by Moonlight Graham www.MoonlightGrahamMusic.com Social Media and Streaming links through website Recording and Editing information available on request

Trey Everett grew up in Texas with a passion for music, but somehow ended up in Los Angeles working as an actor. Trey shares his stories about valuable lessons learned, humbling experiences, and even tells how after a chance encounter on set, he may have been the inspiration for a popular television show. Trey also opens up about coming to the realization of needing to go back to his true passion of music, and how he ended up playing drums for the band Moonlight Graham. Full show notes available at http://ktla.com/spokendreams.

On this first official episode of Mommy's Juice Box Podcast, meet Melisa and Mallary! We introduce ourselves, our trips into motherhood, and explain how neither of us have any idea what we are doing! Music Credits - Both Available on Spotify : "The Doctor" by Sleeper Street https://open.spotify.com/artist/4PuaSk8rIm9fQ197io03EZ "This Love of Mine" by Moonlight Graham www.MoonlightGrahamMusic.com Social Media and Streaming links through website Recording and Editing information available on request

In this special episode, The Moonlight Graham Show takes a slightly different direction than our typical conversation with a former or current player. If you are interested in NASCAR and the inner workings of big time sports marketing, then you will enjoy this conversation with Jimmy Small, the President of the Iowa Speedway.  Highlights include Jimmy describing a classic story of bootstrapping his way into an interview with NASCAR. For those of us that are unfamiliar with the NASCAR scene, he also makes the case for why it is like no other sports weekend experience.  Lastly, we find out what Adam Sandler, Randy Moss, and Kenny Powers all have in common.  As a fun aside, Jimmy also recalls the story of his grandfather Jim Small who coincidentally was a real-life "Moonlight Graham." Small was a "Bonus Baby" outfielder for the Detroit Tigers in the 1950s and a career .270 hitter.

Christmas came early with the very first episode of the Moonlight Graham Show! In this introductory episode to The Moonlight Graham Show, brothers Tim, Andy, and Neil Flattery discuss a vision for a better sports podcast and (of course) the Field of Dreams.