Podcast appearances and mentions of rachael mcdaniel

On this episode, I'm talking with Rachael McDaniel about how she used her passion for clothing to start her own personal styling business, and what she does to help her clients find their style and feel confident in what they wear.   Rachael lives in Washington with her husband, cat, dog and two horses. She works by day in the county treasurer's office and also runs her own personal styling business, Style Therapist. She helps women feel beautiful in their wardrobes, cultivate their own sense of style, and most importantly, find confidence.    Find out more about Rachael: Website: https://rachaelmcdaniel478.wixsite.com/website Insta: @RMStyleTherapist FB: @rachaelvmcdaniel   Follow me on social @sausha.davis or on saushadavis.com   And feel free to email me at support@saushadavis.com if there is any way I can support you at this time!

Episode 878 Rachael McDaniel, managing editor of The Hardball Times, joins the program. We discuss the Houston Astros, the ethics of cheating, our disappointment in the game’s recent scandals, and our somehow still persistent excitement for the season to come.  To vote for Rachael’s SABR Analytics Conference Research Awards nominated piece “The Meaning of Ichiro,” […]

Episode 871 Managing editor of The Hardball Times Rachael McDaniel joins the program to discuss some recent THT highlights, the end of Félix Hernández’s career in Seattle, and what delights and dismays us about postseason baseball. You’ll find Rachael’s recent piece on Félix here. Miriam Zuo on the Houston Astros after Hurrican Harvey. Allison McCague […]

Episode 864 Rachael McDaniel, the new managing editor of The Hardball Times, joins the program to discuss Vancouver B.C., knitting, and the Blue Jays. We also explore Rachael’s approach to editing and vision for The Hardball Times. We then spend a little time on baseball brawls and feelings, and contemplate a few recent instances of […]

Jen, Sarah, and Mary welcome Rachael McDaniel to review the week's news, including the latest hot stove news, Kyler Murray, and bat flips.

Jen, Sarah and Mary break down the Championship Series with the help of Rachael McDaniel.

WARNING: One excretory cussword.TABLE OF CONTENTSTony Horton and Dolphin Shows of the Apocalypse*Extinctions and an Apology*Jeff Heath’s Bat*The West Coast is on Fire*The Kendrys Morales Sublimations*Don’t Gamble on Baseball Because the Orioles*Goodbye for Now, Troy Tulowitzki*Fare Thee Well, Josh Donaldson*Do the Blue Jays Need to Bottom Out?*The Thrill of Discovery at Baseball-Reference*Expertise/Finding Jeff Heath*The Intersection of Sharing Knowledge and Sharing Emotion*Misogyny: The Socially-Acceptable Prejudice*Daniel Murphy (“Piazza, New York Catcher”)*What Went Wrong in the 1880s/The Imperialism of Stupid*Goodbyes.

Ben Lindbergh, Jeff Sullivan, and writer Rachael McDaniel banter about a Scott Boras quote about Bryce Harper, the hot streaks of Matt Carpenter and Ronald Acuña, an Ender Inciarte comment, aging in relation to baseball players, the cold streak of Luis Severino, and a possible old example of groundskeeping gamesmanship. Then (24:22) they bring on […]

Jen, Sarah, and guest host Rachael McDaniel discuss week's news before welcoming Stephanie Springer to discuss her piece on advancing women's hiring in baseball.

Steve is joined by Meg Rowley (Fangraphs, The Hardball Times) to discuss some unlikely Mariners success, including James Paxton’s no-hitter, defense-first first base prospects, and the batting-out-of-order rule. Plus SteveStories of the Singing Umpire and a continuation of last week’s discussion about Ty Cobb.WARNING: Late in the show, there is a cussword uttered in regards to Chuck Knoblauch. It is a quote. More seriously, a racial epithet from a newspaper article printed in 1892 is spoken at approximately 30:07. TRIGGER WARNING: During this discussion of historic racism, there is some mention of sexual assault.THE INFINITE INNING FACEBOOK GROUP can be found here.TABLE OF CONTENTSLord Byron’s Umpire Follies*Cucumbers*Ty Cobb II*The James Paxton no-hitter/no-hitter ennui*Excitement is a positive*People who boo and people who don’t*The batting-out-of-order rule*Can the Mariners continue to contend?*Evan White, Keith Hernandez, and Ichiro’s decline*Rachael McDaniel’s “In the Sun”*Failing to extend the baseball bridge*Osuna-Schneiderman*Favorite spy movies*Goodbyes.

Jen, Sarah and Mary discuss recent baseball signings and news, and welcome THT writer Rachael McDaniel.

Baseball Prospectus writer Rachael McDaniel joins Steve to talk about surviving the offseason when baseball is your defense against time spent alone with yourself, plus Steve’s encounter with Chuck Knoblauch and twin tales of a great songwriter and a not-so-great pitcher from 1936.TABLE OF CONTENTSChuck Knoblauch and the Chicken Française theory*Van Lingle Mungo and Larry Hart*Rachael McDaniel: Baseball Prospectus writer at 20*Baseball as a lens on experience and vice-versa*The Box*Finding baseball again after losing touch*The price of being candid* “Time is limited”/”Hurry up, please, it’s time”*The bird’s nest at the University of British Columbia*We can’t all be STEM kids*Knitting away anxiety*Does a poor postseason negate the enjoyment of the regular season?*Coping when your baseball coping device has been taken away*The aging Blue Jays and the departure of Josh Donaldson*Troy Tulowitzki/Don Mattingly*Goodbyes.The Infinite Inning is not only about baseball but a state of mind. Steven Goldman, rotating cohosts Jesse Spector, Cliff Corcoran, and David Roth, and occasional guests discuss the game’s present, past, and future with forays outside the foul lines to the culture at large. Expect stats, anecdotes, digressions, explorations of writing and fandom, and more Casey Stengel quotations than you thought possible. Along the way, they’ll try to solve the puzzle that is the Infinite Inning: How do you find the joy in life when you can’t get anybody out?

Jen, Mary and Sarah discuss the Winter Meetings and talk to special guests Shakeia Taylor and Rachael McDaniel.

Jen, Mary and Sarah are joined by special guest, Baseball Prospectus and Hardball Times writer Rachael McDaniel.