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Sam Crawford was a great baseball player... but he was about to be overshadowed by a rookie, on THIS DAY, December 18th with Chris Conley.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this Dementia Researcher Podcast episode, Dr Aitana Sogorb Esteve hosts a discussion with Dr Charlie Arber and Sam Crawford from University College London, discussing their work on familial British dementia (FBD), a rare form of dementia affecting only a handful of families. The discussion explores the latest findings from human stem cell models that are helping researchers understand FBD's unique genetic and pathological features, and how that can inform a wider understanding of familial Alzheimer's Disease. Topics covered include: - Genetic causes and symptoms of familial British dementia - Use of stem cell models, particularly iPSCs, to study FBD in the lab - Potential biomarkers and implications for therapeutic research - How funding from the Race Against Dementia Ignition Fund is supporting advancements in rare dementia research -- Full biographies on all our guests and a transcript can be found on our website: https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk Find out more at Race Against Dementia: https://www.raceagainstdementia.com/ -- Like what you see? Please review, like, and share our podcast - and don't forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode . -- This podcast is brought to you by University College London / UCLH NIHR Biomedical Research Centre in association with Alzheimer's Association, Alzheimer's Research UK, Alzheimer's Society and Race Against Dementia who we thank for their ongoing support. -- Follow us on social media: http://www.instagram.com/dementia_researcher/ http://www.facebook.com/Dementia.Researcher/ http://www.twitter.com/demrescommunity http://www.linkedin.com/company/dementia-researcher http://bsky.app/profile/dementiaresearcher.bsky.social -- Download our new community app: https://onelink.to/dementiaresearcher

In this episode of 'Two Strike Noise,' Jeff and Mark return and discuss rivalries within various leagues, notably focusing on the AL West's notably friendly relations, new baseball milestones, quirky historical facts, and fun anecdotes from the baseball world, including a humorous sidetrack about JP Crawford's 'firmament' beliefs and Billy Joe Armstrong's spray-paint antics. They also cover the fascinating stories behind legendary players' feuds, including the likes of Ty Cobb and Sam Crawford, and Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. The popular 'Wax Pack Heroes' segment continues where they open nostalgic baseball card packs.  Facebook -https://www.facebook.com/TwoStrikeNoise/ Instagram - @twostrikenoise Bluesky - @twostrikenoise.bsky.social Threads - @twostrikenoise Twitter - @twostrikenoise Two Strike Noise on YouTube - www.youtube.com/@twostrikenoise Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/twostrikenoise E-mail - twostrikenoise@gmail.com We pull ALOT of commons in Wax Pack Heroes. If you've got those Tom Foley or Ernest Riles cards just sitting around you can donate those commons to charity and maybe spark a child's interest in baseball and collecting. Find out more here: http://commons4kids.org/ #podernfamily #podnation #baseball #mlb #history #podcast #baseballcards

The name "Wahoo Sam Crawford" might not sound familiar to many Major League Baseball fans. But, it's probably quite familiar to fans of the Detroit Tigers. Wahoo Sam played for the Tigers back in the early 1900s. He was a phenomenally good hitter. In fact, if not for Ty Cobb, one could argue that Wahoo Sam might be the greatest to ever play for the Tigers. He had a career batting average of .309 to go along with a career OPS of .814. He averaged 191 hits a year as well. Not known for blazing speed, perhaps the most surprising of all when it comes to Wahoo Sam is this - he holds the record for most triples in a Major League career with 309 ... and ... he also holds the record for most inside-the-park home runs in a year with 12! But, the fact that he played during the same period as Ty Cobb stifled Crawford's popularity. Along with Cobb, however, Wahoo Sam helped the Tigers to three straight American League pennants: 1907, 1908, 1909. Unfortunately, Detroit never came out on top of any of those World Series. And the fact that this was the early 1900s also contributes to the fact that Wahoo Sam is not widely as known as he should be. However, the Veteran's Committee, at the constant urging of Cobb, elected Crawford to the Hall of Fame in 1957; and honor that was long overdue. Joining me on this episode of Sports' Forgotten Heroes to talk about Sam is author Kent Krause. Kent's book "Wahoo Sam Crawford, The King of Sluggers" is a must read for any fan of baseball, particularly fans of the Detroit Tigers. Kent shares so much with us, from Sam's upbringing, to his days working in a barber shop, through his career in the Majors, to his days playing in the Pacific Coast League.

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the best Detroit Tigers to the table for discussion. 

February 4, 1957, manager Joe McCarthy and outfielder Sam Crawford are elected to the Hall of Fame. McCarthy, the winningest manager in history, won nine pennants and four consecutive World Championships with the New York Yankees. Crawford, one of the greatest hitters of the dead-ball era, finished his career with 309 triples, first on the all-time list. Some have challenged Sam Crawford's status as a Hall of Famer, but the truth is that Crawford was one of the best sluggers of his era, hands down. Consider: Crawford retired as the American League career leader in home runs, extra-base hits, total bases, RBI, and triples. From 1910 to 1915 (when he was 30-35 years old), Sam led the AL in games played, total bases, RBI, extra-base hits, and triples. He was second in homers and hits, third in runs created, fourth in slugging, and batted .320 for that six-year stretch. He ranked that high while Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, Home Run Baker, and Joe Jackson were in their prime. His total of 643 RBI from 1910-1915 were 118 more than his closest rival in the American League! Somehow however, it took a campaign by Cobb to get his teammate into the Hall of Fame.Though he never played in the major leagues, Joe McCarthy earned the respect of his players as one of the most successful managers in history. He guided two teams to the World Series, and orchestrated four consecutive World Championships at the helm of the Yankees, from 1936 to 1939. He relied on his remarkable memory, his "Ten Commandments of Baseball," and his brillant ability to manage all types of players, and ended up with the highest winning percentage in the history of the game.Description"With his lantern jaw and chunky body," wrote author David Kaiser, "he could be an impressive presence on the field, and although he respected umpires, he also knew how to try to intimidate them in a key game."

February 4, 1957, manager Joe McCarthy and outfielder Sam Crawford are elected to the Hall of Fame. McCarthy, the winningest manager in history, won nine pennants and four consecutive World Championships with the New York Yankees. Crawford, one of the greatest hitters of the dead-ball era, finished his career with 309 triples, first on the all-time list. Some have challenged Sam Crawford's status as a Hall of Famer, but the truth is that Crawford was one of the best sluggers of his era, hands down. Consider: Crawford retired as the American League career leader in home runs, extra-base hits, total bases, RBI, and triples. From 1910 to 1915 (when he was 30-35 years old), Sam led the AL in games played, total bases, RBI, extra-base hits, and triples. He was second in homers and hits, third in runs created, fourth in slugging, and batted .320 for that six-year stretch. He ranked that high while Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, Home Run Baker, and Joe Jackson were in their prime. His total of 643 RBI from 1910-1915 were 118 more than his closest rival in the American League! Somehow however, it took a campaign by Cobb to get his teammate into the Hall of Fame.Though he never played in the major leagues, Joe McCarthy earned the respect of his players as one of the most successful managers in history. He guided two teams to the World Series, and orchestrated four consecutive World Championships at the helm of the Yankees, from 1936 to 1939. He relied on his remarkable memory, his "Ten Commandments of Baseball," and his brillant ability to manage all types of players, and ended up with the highest winning percentage in the history of the game.Description"With his lantern jaw and chunky body," wrote author David Kaiser, "he could be an impressive presence on the field, and although he respected umpires, he also knew how to try to intimidate them in a key game."

February 4, 1957, manager Joe McCarthy and outfielder Sam Crawford are elected to the Hall of Fame. McCarthy, the winningest manager in history, won nine pennants and four consecutive World Championships with the New York Yankees. Crawford, one of the greatest hitters of the dead-ball era, finished his career with 309 triples, first on the all-time list. Some have challenged Sam Crawford's status as a Hall of Famer, but the truth is that Crawford was one of the best sluggers of his era, hands down. Consider: Crawford retired as the American League career leader in home runs, extra-base hits, total bases, RBI, and triples. From 1910 to 1915 (when he was 30-35 years old), Sam led the AL in games played, total bases, RBI, extra-base hits, and triples. He was second in homers and hits, third in runs created, fourth in slugging, and batted .320 for that six-year stretch. He ranked that high while Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker, Home Run Baker, and Joe Jackson were in their prime. His total of 643 RBI from 1910-1915 were 118 more than his closest rival in the American League! Somehow however, it took a campaign by Cobb to get his teammate into the Hall of Fame.Though he never played in the major leagues, Joe McCarthy earned the respect of his players as one of the most successful managers in history. He guided two teams to the World Series, and orchestrated four consecutive World Championships at the helm of the Yankees, from 1936 to 1939. He relied on his remarkable memory, his "Ten Commandments of Baseball," and his brillant ability to manage all types of players, and ended up with the highest winning percentage in the history of the game.Description"With his lantern jaw and chunky body," wrote author David Kaiser, "he could be an impressive presence on the field, and although he respected umpires, he also knew how to try to intimidate them in a key game."

This week we discuss the 2023 MLB Trade Deadline with all of us big trades and big non-trades. The Mets appear to have punted, but does it have a greater purpose sooner than we think?. The Phillies continue to wobble up and down while making winning look so very difficult every game they manage to accomplish it. The big guns continue to struggle while the young players continue to impress.This week we discuss the resume of career triples leader Sam Crawford and find a man who was an OPS machine when there were no OPS machines pre-live ball. For our parting shots we discuss the the lackluster Phillies, the surging Orioles, and the quandry of fan sentiment toward sports ownership. Please join us as we discuss baseball topics and we continue our mission to make The Hall small. We hope you'll enjoy the ride.TimestampsPhillies Segment - 16:52Hall of Fame Discussion - 42:45Parting Shots - 53:00

We haven't done the Jeff McNeil home run chain yet. Jeff went golfing and posted some video to Instagram over the All-Star break, so here's that……and here's his home run chain.* Jeff McNeil hit his first home run off Tanner Roark, 7/31/18* Tanner Roark gave up his first home run to Carlos Beltrán, 9/23/13* Carlos Beltrán hit his first home run off Jaime Navarro, 4/10/99* Jaime Navarro gave up his first home run to Joe Carter, 8/1/89* Joe Carter hit his first home run off Frank Tanana, 6/28/84* Frank Tanana gave up his first home run to Rick Reichardt, 9/9/73* Rick Reicherdt hit his first home run off Joe Horlen, 9/15/65* Joe Horlen gave up his first home run to Lee Thomas, 9/9/61* Lee Thomas hit his first home run off Mudcat Grant, 5/25/61* Mudcat Grant gave up his first home run to Bob Cerv, 4/17/58* Bob Cerv hit his first home run off Bob Cain, 5/18/52* Bob Cain gave up his first home run to Bob Feller, 5/13/50* Bob Feller hit his first home run off Elden Auker, 5/24/40* Elden Auker gave up his first home run to Goose Goslin, 8/24/33* Goose Goslin hit his first home run off Red Faber, 9/21/21* Red Faber gave up his first home run to Sam Crawford, 6/1/14* Sam Crawford hit his first home run off Red Donahue, 9/21/99* Red Donahue gave up his first home run to Henry Larkin, 5/6/93* Henry Larkin hit his first home run off Adonis Terry, 8/25/84* Adonis Terry gave up his first home run to Jim Clinton, 5/22/84Adonis Terry and Jim Clinton, the Paul Sewald and Elias Díaz of the 19th century? Well, Terry went 19-35 with a 3.55 ERA as a 19-year-old for the 1884 Brooklyn Atlantics in the American Association, and blossomed into the No. 2 starter for the team that became the Brooklyn Bridegrooms in the National League in 1890, when he was 26-16 with a 2.94 ERA, teaming with 30-game winner Tom Lovett and the 23-11 Bob Caruthers to help the then-independent city bring home the National League pennant.Terry was released in 1892 and signed with the National League version of the Baltimore Orioles, who traded him to the Pirates after one start, a 7-2 loss to the Washington Senators (again, early NL version), whose star player was the deaf Billy Hoy. Terry stayed in Pittsburgh for the rest of 1892 and all of 1893 before making just one appearance for them in 1894 and moving to the Cubs — then the Chicago Colts — and remaining there until one start, his final one, in 1897.Clinton also played in Brooklyn, with the 1872 Eckfords in the National Association. His other teams? The 1873 Elizabeth Resolutes, 1874-75 Brooklyn Atlantics, and 1876 National League Louisville Colonels. Then… nothing from 1877-81… before returning with the Worcester Ruby Legs in 1882 NL. Clinton wrapped up with four years in the American Association, three with the Orioles, one with the Cincinnati Red Stockings, and all four of his career home runs — in 1,822 plate appearances — came with Baltimore in 1884. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

The Sumter baseball community lost a legend recently with the passing of Sam Crawford, the longtime soundtrack of the Sumter P-15's and USC Sumter Fire Ants.We brought in Wallie Jones, the longtime head coach of the P-15's and Tim Medlin, the head coach at USC Sumter, to reminisce about the voice of Riley Park.

This week, Lachie sat down with Sam Crawford the Co founder of monkey movement. With our event with monkey movement coming up very soon, we would defiantly recommend having a listen/watch to this podcast! Enjoy!

Tulsa suffered a frustrating loss in Laramie 37–40 to start off the season. We talk about some of the flukey plays and mistakes that cost Tulsa a very winnable game. But we also discuss some of the highlights and positive takeaways that we saw and how those will impact the season going forward. We then bring on Eddie Carifio (@DDCEddieCarifio) from the DeKalb Daily Chronicle (@Daily_Chronicle) to preview the matchup with the Huskies this week. Wrapping up we talk about men and women's soccer, a note on Sam Crawford, basketball court redesign and a quick Tyler Smith update. Time Stamps Wyoming Recap: Start Players of the Week: 48:05 Interview with Eddie Carifio: 57:46 Brin Analytics Article: 1:34:50 Men and Women's Soccer: 1:38:42 Sam Crawford: 1:40:41 Basketball Court Redesign: 1:42:48 Tyler Smith Note: 1:50:42 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegoldenhurricast/support

The College Football Experience (@TCEonSGPN) on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network previews the upcoming 2022 college football season for the Rice Owls. Pick Dundee aka (@TheColbyD) breaks down the 2022 Rice Owls roster and keys in on each and every game The Owls play in 2022. Is this the year Mike Bloomgren gets the Rice Owls to a bowl game and perhaps contending in the Conference USA?Will it be TJ McMahon or Wiley Green at starting quarterback for the Rice Owls? Can Luke McCaffrey switching from quarterback to wideout be a positive for the Rice offense? Will Ari Broussard and Dean Conners be a nice one, two punch on the ground? Is Juma Octoviano a name to watch in this Owls offense? Does returning 4 of 5 offensive linemen mean Rice should have one of the better offensive lines in the Conference USA? Will the mix of CJ Patterson, Sam Crawford, Tyson Thompson and Jack Bradley give this team some really solid receiving options?Did the Rice Owls win or lose the transfer portal? Is Ikenna Enechukwu a name to watch on the defensive side of the ball? Is Treshawn Chamberlain and Jordan Dunbar a couple names to watch in the Rice secondary? Can the Owls replace the linebacker position? We talk it all and more on this Rice Owls edition of The College Football Experience. Rice Owls 2022 Schedule@ USCvs McNeese Statevs Louisiana@ Houstonvs UABBYE@ Florida Atlantic@ Louisiana Techvs Charlottevs UTEP@ Western Kentuckyvs UTSA@ North Texas=====================================================SGPN Merch Store - https://sg.pn/storeDownload The Free SGPN App - https://sgpn.appWynnBET - Bet $100 and get a $100 FREE bet! - https://sg.pn/WynnBETSupport for this episode - IPVanish.com/sgp | OddsTrader.com/bluewireFollow The College Experience & SGPN On Social MediaTwitter - https://twitter.com/TCEonSGPNTwitter - http://www.twitter.com/gamblingpodcastInstagram - http://www.instagram.com/sportsgamblingpodcastTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@gamblingpodcastFacebook - http://www.facebook.com/sportsgamblingpodcast Follow The Hosts On Social MediaColby Dant - http://www.twitter.com/thecolbydPatty C - https://twitter.com/PattyC831NC Nick - https://twitter.com/NC__NicK Watch the Sports Gambling PodcastYouTube - https://www.sg.pn/YouTubeTwitch - https://www.sg.pn/Twitch Read & Discuss - Join the conversationWebsite - https://www.sportsgamblingpodcast.comSlack - https://sg.pn/slackReddit - https://www.sg.pn/reddit  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The coach of little Luca has admitted that the 7-year-old is loving the attention after being bulldozed by Scott Morrison in Tasmania. Sam Crawford, the academy coach of the Devonport Strikers Club told Gareth Parker on 6PR Breakfast that he didn't expect such a big turn out to the community event. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We sat down with Sam to talk about his new business. Check it out!

Sam shares his own path through self-development and self-learning as he progresses through his career. He's a big advocate of continued learning within the industry and believes that anyone should ‘enjoy the process' as they progress through their own learning. We discuss the benefits of conscious breathing. Sam operates a program down in Mornington called ‘The Monkey Movement' which is an exercise and wellness program to help benefit the health and wellbeing of the local community. As part of this program, they include breathing practices down by the beach, which are accompanied by meditation and hydrotherapy techniques. Sam and his crew have had an amazing response and I would recommend getting down to one of his sessions by the beach. Additionally, we touch on the typical ‘blokes' attitude' where men believe they can overcome anxious feelings by simply getting over it, or letting it bottle up inside. We talk about how this is a toxic way to go about dealing with mental health issues, and how seeking support from family and friends is so important. https://www.facebook.com/The-Monkey-Movement-105603981146268/ https://instagram.com/crawfrat32?utm_medium=copy_link https://instagram.com/themonkeymovement?utm_medium=copy_link https://www.themonkeymovement.com

Our guest today was co-winner of the SplashMaps best speaker prize at the July 2020 Geomob. Ed interviews Sam Crawford, creator of Trail Router, a routing service focused on generating routes for running / walking. Sam explains the service and how he came to develop it despite having no background in geo. Show notes on the Geomob website, where you can also learn more about Geomob events and sign up for our monthly newsletter.

Sam Crawford is a Breathing Coach, Fitness Coach and the founder of The Monkey Movement.  In this episode Sam shares with us the importance of building a strong system, the power of breathing and being still and much more.  Crawf is so raw about his battles with anxiety and how he found a way through his darkest moments.  We also discuss how important it is to communicate openly with your friends and how it has the power to change lives with a truly inspirational and emotional story.   This episode is powerful!  Connect with Sam on Instagram and Facebook @themonkeymovement, check out his website here www.themonkeymovement.com and get down to one of his breathing sessions on the beach!   Follow us on instagram - @dosandd_ Email us your questions as we would love to answer them on the show - thedosanddshow@gmail.com It would mean the world to both of us if you could please leave a 5 Star review to help us grow this community and empower more lives.

In this episode Erika has a conversation with her husband Sam. They chat about who God is for Sam, what he has discovered about God, and the importance of being the Church to our community. The Trinity Painting can be viewed here Books mentioned by Sam:The Divine Dance - Richard RohrThe Universal Christ - Richard RohrThe Bible Tells Me So - Pete Enns

Tyler Fannin, Ben Trent, and Sam Crawford are here to think about what's never been thought about before. Welcome to Tom Sox After Hours.

"I was doing physical therapy and trying to get range of motion back in my knee, and that was probably one of the most painful things that I’ve been through. I was like, why am I doing this to myself?" While working on her return to the tour, Samantha Crawford joins the TENNIS.com Podcast with Nina Pantic and Irina Falconi at the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona, Fla.  The 24-year-old American cracked the Top 100 in 2016, the same year she reached the semifinals of Brisbane as a qualifier. Before that breakthrough, she gained global recognition by winning the junior US Open in 2012, and turned pro while still a teenager.  But knee injuries have plagued her since the age of 12, and in 2017, she had to step away from her playing career due to recurring left knee pain. She would end up needing a double cartilage replacement, totaling four left knee surgeries, and is only just easing back into hitting. On top of that, she's not eligible for a protected ranking (she'll explain why).  It hasn't been all bad though as Crawford is using her free time to pursue a college degree, and has had the strong support of the USTA, her family and friends, and her dog, Lola. Watch the TENNIS.com Podcast episodes on YouTube and Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tulsa badly needed a bounce-back game after blowing a 30-9 fourth quarter lead against now #19 SMU in triple overtime. It didn't happen. TU came out with energy in the first quarter against Navy, but couldn't capitalize - missing a 30 yard field goal after Navy fumbled the opening kickoff, and having a 98-yard touchdown pass called back after Sam Crawford "stepped out of bounds" and was declared ineligible. He did not step out of bounds. The Hurricane looked flat on all sides of the ball for the rest of the game after that, and ended up getting blown out 45-17. We recap the Navy loss, talk coaching changes, and preview this week's matchup at #21 Cincinnati. ALSO: if you want more info on the Cincinnati matchup, Ryan will be the guest on this week's Down the Drive podcast, which is Cincinnati's SB Nation blog/podcast. So keep an eye out for that! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegoldenhurricast/support

YouthTalk Episode 5: In this episode of Youth Talk, Sam Crawford, youth pastor in Strandtown Baptist Church, shares on the importance of evaluating your youth ministry.

Alice Callahan is an actress, known for her roles in Gossip Girl, Odd Mom Out, and Morning Glory. Listen as Alice and Erin follow thoughts of spirituality, growing up in Birmingham, AL, and never losing sight of adopting.Featuring an episodic soundscape by Lizdelise and her song Clouds Up Ahead.Produced by ROY PRODUCTIONS and Lizdelise. Mastered by Sam Crawford.Recorded in DUMBO, Brooklyn.

Sterling Hyltin is a Principal Dancer with New York City Ballet. Listen as Sterling and Erin discuss being intimidated, inhabiting imaginative worlds, and preparing for Swan Lake.Featuring an episodic soundscape by Lizdelise and her song Clouds Up Ahead.Produced by ROY PRODUCTIONS and Lizdelise. Mastered by Sam Crawford.Recorded in Midtown, Manhattan.

Jasmine Hearn is a choreographer and performer, who creates pieces that largely respond to the societal constructs of gender and femininity. Listen as Jasmine and Erin talk about growing up with amazing mothers, identifying as queer and saying what you mean.Featuring an episodic soundscape by Lizdelise and her song Clouds Up Ahead.Produced by ROY PRODUCTIONS and Lizdelise. Mastered by Sam Crawford.Recorded in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.

Michaela Ellingson is Director of the Junior Repertory Company in Jackson Hole, WY. Listen as Michaela and Erin discuss Mother Teresa, quests, and the illusion of perfection.Featuring an episodic soundscape by Lizdelise and her song Clouds Up Ahead.Produced by ROY PRODUCTIONS and Lizdelise. Mastered by Sam Crawford.Recorded in Jackson Hole, WY.

Lizdelise is a singer and songwriter from Philadelphia. She’s also the Producer of this podcast. Listen as Liz and Erin discuss life on the road, protecting vulnerability, and living life as a rocker.Featuring an episodic soundscape by Lizdelise and her song Clouds Up Ahead.Produced by ROY PRODUCTIONS and Lizdelise. Mastered by Sam Crawford.Recorded in Mystic, CT.

Lisa Race is a Bessie award-winning choreographer and a professor at Connecticut College. Listen as Lisa and Erin discuss being artists of a certain age, the joy of waking her son, and tilling the earth.Featuring an episodic soundscape by Lizdelise and her song Clouds Up Ahead.Produced by ROY PRODUCTIONS and Lizdelise. Mastered by Sam Crawford.Recorded in Mystic, CT.

Hannah Hardaway was a member of the U.S. Ski Team at just 16 years old. She competed in the 2002 Olympics. She is now a wedding and travel photographer and a general badass. Listen as Hannah and Erin follow thoughts of family, relationships, and entering Olympic Stadium.Featuring an episodic soundscape by Lizdelise and her song Clouds Up Ahead.Produced by ROY PRODUCTIONS and Lizdelise. Mastered by Sam Crawford.Recorded in Jackson Hole, WY.

Winsome Brown is a writer, director, and actor, who has been critically acclaimed for her roles, which have included Hillary Clinton, Gertrude Stein, and Virginia Woolf. Listen as Winsome and Erin discuss literature, playing men, and coming of age at Harvard.Featuring an episodic soundscape by Lizdelise and her song Clouds Up Ahead.Produced by ROY PRODUCTIONS and Lizdelise. Mastered by Sam Crawford.Recorded in Tribeca, Manhattan.

  Bret is picked clean & stranded in Sunny Acres by the burg's arrogant banker, so he puts together an M Team of con artists to take down & embarrass the handle-barred buzzard in Denver, while Bret sits whittling & rocking in a chair on a shady Sunny Acres porch, poor-mouthing all by-passers that he's "just working on" a plan. The small-town banker is way out of his league in silver-rich Denver with seductive Sam Crawford, intimidating Big Mike, slicksters Gentleman Jack & Dandy Jim etc. as Maverick's operatives in this classic episode. Maverick - Shady Deal at Sunny Acres.mp4  

Dan D'Addona talks about the Hall of Fame careers of Sam Crawford, Harry Heilmann, and Heinie Manush, which he chronicled in his book 'In Cobb's Shadow'

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This Week In Detroit Tigers Baseball is back with a brand new episode, despite the struggles at the MCB Headquarters. In this week’s installment, Greg Eno, J. Ellet Lambie, and John Brunn join me to talk about this week’s action and the news surrounding our Tigers squad Matt Wallace was also kind enough to join us for the prospect on the prowl segment, where Matt profiles Futures game member Scott Sizemore. Topics include: Rick Porcello’s missed start, Carlos Guillen, Jeremy Bonderman, The All-Star Game, Brandon Inge’s push to the top, Luke French and more. In this week in Detroit Tigers history, the year was 1911. Ty Cobb and Sam Crawford were doing their best impression of Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle (the fore fathers?) NOTE: Episode four was recorded before Brandon Inge was named to the All-Star team. We know that Inge made it now :) MCB also now has a feedback line! Feel Free to call us anytime with your opinions and comments at (231) 683-1367. Our Voicemail is standing by!