Podcast appearances and mentions of steve batterson

The mathematician Chandler Davis, who died in 2002 at age 96, was one of the notable victims of the second Red Scare. In 1960, Davis was sentenced to six months in prison for refusing to answer questions about his membership in the Communist Party. Davis's lawyers defended him with the innovative legal argument that the First Amendment barred such questioning. While Davis lost in the courts, his legal battles were still an important effort in a larger battle to extend the parameters on political speech. Davis's story is told in a new book, The Prosecution of Professor Chandler Davis by Steve Batterson. Siobhan Robert's obituary for Davis ran in The Nation.On this episode of The Time of Monsters, I talked to journalist Doug Bell, who knew Chandler Davis, about this book and Davis's larger place in history. We take up the history of anti-communism and how it has limited free speech, the legal philosophy of Alexander Meiklejohn, and the reactionary Supreme Court's use of the First Amendment to expand corporate power.  Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The mathematician Chandler Davis, who died in 2002 at age 96, was one of the notable victims of the second Red Scare. In 1960, Davis was sentenced to six months in prison for refusing to answer questions about his membership in the Communist Party. Davis's lawyers defended him with the innovative legal argument that the First Amendment barred such questioning. While Davis lost in the courts, his legal battles were still an important effort in a larger battle to extend the parameters on political speech. Davis's story is told in a new book, The Persecution of Professor Chandler Davis by Steve Batterson. Siobhan Robert's obituary for Davis ran in The Nation.On this episode of The Time of Monsters, I talked to journalist Doug Bell, who knew Chandler Davis, about this book and Davis's larger place in history. We take up the history of anti-communism and how it has limited free speech, the legal philosophy of Alexander Meiklejohn, and the reactionary Supreme Court's use of the First Amendment to expand corporate power.  Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

A special edition of the Hawkeye Report podcast. Our friend John Bohnenkamp joins us to remember our great friend Steve Batterson, who passed away earlier this week. We look back at his amazing life and work ethic during his time at the Quad City Times and the fun times we had together. Then we jump […]

Scott Dochterman from The Athletic and Rob Howe discuss University of Iowa Athletics in the Hawkeye Hotspot Podcast. During this episode, they're joined by fellow local journalist, John Bohnenkamp, to discuss this week's passing of colleague, Steve Batterson, from the Quad City Times. The trio also talks about Caitlin Clark's big week, NCAA gambling rules changes and how they might impact current Hawkeye cases, Iowa and ISU non-conference men's basketball scheduling, Iowa vs Iowa State beer battles, Iowa Football commitments and more. It's a jam-packed show.

Steve Batterson memories, baseball odds, College Football talk with Bill Bender, and baseball brain game

John Bohnenkamp remembers Steve Batterson on the Hawkeye beat, David Kaplan talks Chicago Sports & Trent's Picks of the Day presented by Circa Sports

Steve Batterson memories, baseball odds, College Football talk with Bill Bender, and baseball brain game

John Bohnenkamp remembers Steve Batterson on the Hawkeye beat, David Kaplan talks Chicago Sports & Trent's Picks of the Day presented by Circa Sports

Cyclone spring football talk & hoops with Dave Sprau, Hawkeyes with Steve Batterson & Trent's Picks presented by Circa Sports

Cyclone spring football talk & hoops with Dave Sprau, Hawkeyes with Steve Batterson & Trent's Picks presented by Circa Sports

Hawkeye talk & Chris Street memories with Steve Batterson, David Kaplan talks Bears new president, Cubs & White Sox & Trent's Picks of the Day presented by Circa Sports

Hawkeye talk & Chris Street memories with Steve Batterson, David Kaplan talks Bears, Cubs & White Sox & Trent's Plays of the Day presented by Circa Sports

The guys talk to Bill Bender at 4:30, Ed Creech at 5, and Steve Batterson at 5:30. Plus coaches cuts with Kirk Ferentz and more!

Kirk Ferentz and Matt Campbell met with the media today. Words with Ferentz in the first hour. Steve Batterson of the QC Times joins the program to preview the Iowa/Michigan contest.

A loaded program. Chris Vannini of The Athletic joins the program to discuss the rumors that ESPN and the B1G are breaking up. Ed Creech talks Major League Baseball to kick off the second half. Quad Cities Times columnist Steve Batterson joins us from Dyersville prior to tonight's Kernels/Bandits game at the Field of Dreams site.

Happy Friday! We send you into the Mother's Day Weekend with some NBA & NHL discussion in the first hour. Steve Batterson of the QC Times kicks off the 2nd hour talking Iowa Football and some Midwest League baseball.

Ken Miller and Trent Condon live at Chicken Coop in West Des Moines! March Madness! Iowa p[lays Richmond today! Steve Batterson from Quad City Times calls in from Buffalo to talk Hawks!

Nov 24 Seg 9 Steve Batterson of the Quad City Times talking Iowa

The guys discuss the officiating debacle last night in Pittsburgh.. They also bring you Words with Ferentz as Kirk met with the media today in Iowa City. Steve Batterson from the QC Times joins the show to talk Iowa Football.

In this week's Nittany Lion Sports Report, with Bob Long and Tyler Gehlhaus, we discuss Penn State's 24-0 shutout of Indiana, break down the rapid and significant improvement of Sean Clifford, and debate the issue in short-yardage rushing situations. We preview Iowa with Steve Batterson of the Quad City Times to prep for the Top 5 Matchup in Iowa City this weekend, and Steve is our guest picker for the week. Check out the show here!

Kirk Ferentz met with the media today and the guys react in the first hour. Ed Creech of MLB Trade Rumors and Steve Batterson of the QC Times join the program in the 2nd hour.

On Midwest Week, when the new baseball season begins in the spring, some major changes will take effect for the minor leagues, including the Quad Cities River Bandits. Herb Trix's guest is Steve Batterson, sports reporter for the Quad City Times and Dispatch-Argus. You can also hear Midwest Week Fridays on WVIK at 6:20 pm during All Things Considered.

Nov 10 Seg 9 Steve Batterson Quad City Times Sports Reporter Covers Iowa Football

With Murph and Andy on the last day before they're back Trent Condon and Erick Zamora fill in and they chat about the Snowmagedon storm that's coming in and take a look at Iowa, Iowa State, UNI and Drake's upcoming games. Trent also comments on Drake's attendance and trying to figure out how to get more butts in seats. Then Trent previews the AFC and NFC Title Games and then Steve Batterson from the Quad City Times joins to chat before Birthdays finish out the hour.

Hawkeyes Mic Football Reporters Notebook Podcast previewing the Iowa Hawkeyes 2019 Holiday Bowl Game in San Diego against the USC Trojans, featuring comments and in-depth analysis by sports reporters Scott Dochterman and Steve Batterson along with John Patchett plus Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz - and Bohnenkamp's B1G Breakdown with sports writer John Bohnenkamp previewing the Big Ten Bowl Games.

The nationally-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes host the Illinois Fighting Illini in its home finale tomorrow! The Hawkeyes are 17th in the latest College Football Playoff rankings! Steve Batterson from Hawkmania at the Quad-City Times will have extensive coverage from Kinnick Stadium! Fox Sports Radio 1230 will have the Illini broadcast of the game, and pregame of the Hawkeye broadcast on WOC begins at 9 a.m! Steve joined AM Quad Cities to preview the game!

The Iowa Hawkeyes host the Minnesota Golden Gophers tomorrow! While the Hawkeyes are 20th in the latest College Football Playoff rankings, the Golden Gophers are 8th! Pregame on WOC begins at 1 p.m., and Steve Batterson from Hawkmania at the Quad-City Times will have extensive coverage from Kinnick Stadium! Steve joined AM Quad Cities to preview the game!

Hawkeyes Mic Football Reporters Notebook Podcast previewing the Iowa Hawkeyes Big Ten West home game at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City against the Minnesota Golden Gophers in the annual battle for Floyd of Rosedale, featuring comments and in-depth analysis by sports reporter Steve Batterson along with John Patchett plus Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz and Minnesota Head Coach P.J. Fleck. Also a look back at Iowa's Big Ten road loss to the Wisconsin Badgers in Madison - and Bohnenkamp's B1G Breakdown with sports writer John Bohnenkamp.

The Iowa Hawkeyes are gearing up for a huge showdown tomorrow at the Wisconsin Badgers in a match-up of nationally ranked teams. Pregame on WOC begins at 1 p.m! Steve Batterson from Hawkmania at the Quad-City Times will be at Camp Randall Stadium with extensive coverage! Steve joined AM Quad Cities to preview tomorrow's game!

The first weekend of major college wrestling came and went, so now that you’ve given up on your college football team for the season, because you know the College Football Playoff is going to put at least one team in there that didn’t earn it, this is Short Time Shots, a mostly daily look at the scores and more that went on today in the world of wrestling, I’m award winning yadda yadda yadda Jason Bryant. In Duals: Limited schedule, so we’ll lead off with the only Division I dual on the docket, which saw North Dakota State beat visiting CSU Bakersfield 24-9 in Fargo. No confirmation if the winner got to pick where to eat dinner, but I’m sure Roger Kish would make his former coworker Manny Rivera eat somewhere nice, not like super fried Turf fare. There wasn’t a super individual match of note, but NDSU’s Cam Sykora picked up a technical fall at 133 pounds over Chance Rich. NDSU improved to 1-0, while the Roadrunners (meep! meep!) fell to 0-2. Reinhardt, ranked second in the NAIA, shutout Division II Emmanuel 45-0. The Eagles scored five falls, with two-time All-American Antonio Stewart earning a fall at 2:15, while fellow All-American Michael Carew registered one at 2:04. Central Oklahoma, ranked No. 13 in Division II, won nine out of 10 bouts on Sunday to beat Drury 41-3. The Bronchos, yes, with an H, kinda like Sctanley, with a C, picked up seven bonus victories on the day. In more mixed duals, Division II Coker opened up its season with a 30-11 win over Division III Averett, which starts its first season under new head coach Blake Roulo. In the NJCAA, Iowa Western, the Reivers, which means something like River Pirate or pissed off chicken, shut out Otero 49-0 and Colby 46-6 to start off the season. Just kidding about that chicken thing, but a the Reiver has a long and colorful history. Well, that’s what the first few words of the Iowa Western website say about it. In Tournaments: Southeast Open: Nothing crazy earth-shattering at the Southeast Open at the Bergland Center in Roanoke, the best sports venue in the Salem-Roanoke area. I remember when Campbell was so bad. Like, losing to Delaware State bad. Well, those days are long gone – and sadly – so is Del State’s program. But the Camels had four individual champions to lead all teams in the Open Division. Noah Gonser topped Mizzou’s Allan Hart at 133, Josh Heil beat North Carolina’s Zach Sherman 5-4 at 141, Quentin Perez pinned North Carolina’s Kennedy Monday at 165 and a beefed up Andrew Morgan majored Chattanooga’s Matthew Waddell at 184. Missouri, fresh off its loss on Saturday to Virginia Tech had three champs with Brock Mauller winning at 149, Jarrett Jacques at 157 and Connor Flynn at 174. Virginia Tech, North Carolina and West Virginia each had a champ. In the freshman/sophomore division, Ferrum’s Levi Englman picked up the title at 133, not bad for a Division III kid. And guess what, another Poquoson shout out as Mason Fiscella of Appalachian State won the title at 184. His dad Ed wrestled veterans for a long time, and actually gave me my start in sports as I was a press box assistant for the semipro football team, the Peninsula Poseidons back in 1991. Seriously. Princeton Open: Patrick Glory went fall, tech, tech, tech en route to a title at 125 pounds, but there weren’t any results that were super OMG. Notably, high school standout Beau Bartlett entered at 141 and took fourth. Columbia’s Matt Kazmir won the weight, going major, tech, decision, fall. He beat Logan Brown of Army in the finals. Brown beat Bartlett 3-1 in the semifinals. Mike D’Angelo returned to the Princeton lineup after a year off and picked up the forfeit finals win over Matthew Kolodzik, who is taking this year off. At 157, Rider’s Jesse Dellavecchia claimed the title beating Princeton’s Quincy Monday 4-2. Monday beat Lehigh’s Josh Humphreys 11-5 in the semis. Hofstra’s Ricky Stamm with a title at 165. His prize is he gets to borrow some of Dennis Papadatos’ hair product. Finger Lakes had two hammers pick up W’s before they enroll at Cornell next year. Chris Foca won at 174, while Lewis Fernandes won at 285. Fernandes only pinned one guy, far below his high school average. He good. Battle at The Citadel: Stanford, American and ODU went 1-2-3 at the first Battle at The Citadel. There wasn’t a ton of stuff that shakes things up in terms of the rankings, other than ODU’s Killian Cardinale knocking off American’s Gage Curry at 125 pounds and Stanford’s redshirt freshman Real Woods beating ODU’s Sa’Derian Perry 2-1 at 141 pounds. Woods earned an escape and a late stall point to pick up his first official ranked W of his career. He also beat American’s Sal Profaci in the semis, you might remember him from Michigan. American’s Kizhan Clarke had a breakout performance, stopping Stanford’s Requir van der Merwe 11-5 at 149. Presbyterian’s first wrestling since the 1950s took to the mats as Mark Cody’s first year squad had Austin Stith finish third at 197 pounds and Jacob Brausser take fifth at 125. Clarion Open: Brock Zacherl returned to wrestling and claimed top honors at 149 pounds. He didn’t navigate the most brutal field, but he’s one of the Golden Eagles top hopes for the program’s first All-American since James Fleming in 2013. Clarion’s Greg Bulsak will now have people following his progress after beating highly touted freshman Michael Beard, wrestling unattached from Penn State, 11-8 in the finals. Last year, Beard beat Bulsak 13-9 in the finals as he was deferring enrollment. Late Saturday: Southern Maine won a pair of duals, beating Plymouth State 36-9 and Rhode Island College 29-9. Also in Division III, Olivet beat Manchester 40-10. From the Newsletter – I want to call this placing top six, but you know what, we have enough wrestling puns and podcast-type goofiness. By the way, I also want listeners and readers to know that only free stories are posted in the Daily Wrestling Newsletter. If something’s paywalled, it won’t be here, that goes for our subscription wrestling sites as well as our daily newspapers. I do recommend turning off your ad-blocker when prompted on these wrestling stories and on wrestling-friendly sites you frequent. Nick Corey offers up another one of his Corey’s Stories on com discussing the intrigue the Olympic redshirting situation around the country brings to college wrestling this season. Also, while not in the newsletter, it should be noted that Willie Saylor has posted via Twitter he’s left Flowrestling. His handle changed to WillieAtWillie, which one fan pointed out looks like Will, Eat Willie. Worthlessly stupid Facebook groups were set ablaze by the news. Some people have too much time on their hands. Say what you want about Willie, he got you talking. Both USA Wrestling and Five Point Move have information regarding the three medals won in Sweden. From United World Wrestling, a feature on Egypt’s Mohamed El Sayed, who won the U23 World Championship in Greco-Roman, which was his second world title in as many weeks. He won the World Military Games title a bit ago. I like to draw attention to new programs around the country and one of the newest, Central Methodist, an NAIA school in Fayette, Missouri, got off to the races with its wrestling program by hosting an open. Right off the bat, you go and host a tournament. Are you trying to kill your SID? They’re led by three-time Division II All-American Terrell Wilbourn. Jim Nelson of the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier writes a pretty solid preview of the Upper Iowa wrestling team. It should be solid, Nelley’s one of the best in the biz. Keeping things in Iowa, where the local press has always done the sport better than most places, Steve Batterson of the Quad-City Times features Iowa’s Spencer Lee and how his preseason schedule working football games goes unnoticed, but his international schedule this college season will not. Unrelated: One of the bars I routinely did karaoke at in college was named Batterson’s. The owner charged people for tap water on 50-cent taco night. I trust Steve wouldn’t do such a thing. You can get to read those stories and more from Mat Talk Online’s daily wrestling newsletter. Sign up for free at mattalkonline.com/news and get the day’s top stories from around the world in wrestling delivered to your inbox for free. The Mat Talk Online Daily Newsletter is sponsored by Resilite. Short Time Shots is sponsorless. Interested? 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The nationally-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes travel to face the Northwestern Wildcats tomorrow! Pregame on WOC begins at 9 a.m! Steve Batterson from Hawkwmania at the Quad-City Times will be at Ryan Field with extensive coverage! Steve joined AM Quad Cities to preview the game!

Hawkeyes Mic Football Reporters Notebook Podcast previewing the Iowa Hawkeyes Big Ten West Road Game at Ryan Field in Evanston against the Northwestern Wildcats featuring comments and in-depth analysis by sports reporter Steve Batterson along with John Patchett plus Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz and Northwestern Head Coach Pat Fitzgerald. Also a look back at Iowa's Big Ten West Home Win over the Purdue Boilermakers in Iowa City - and Bohnenkamp's B1G Breakdown with sports writer John Bohnenkamp.

The nationally-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes are back in action tomorrow as they host the Purdue Boilermakers! Pregame on WOC begins at 9 a.m! Steve Batterson from Hawkmania at the Quad-City Times will have extensive coverage from Kinnick Stadium! Steve previews tomorrow's game as he joins AM Quad Cities!

Hawkeyes Mic Football Reporters Notebook Podcast previewing the Iowa Hawkeyes Big Ten home game at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City against the Penn State Nittany Lions, featuring comments and in-depth analysis by sports reporter Steve Batterson along with John Patchett plus Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz and Penn State Head Coach James Franklin. Also a look back at Iowa's Big Ten road loss to the Michigan Wolverines in Ann Arbor - and Bohnenkamp's B1G Breakdown with sports writer John Bohnenkamp.

The Iowa Hawkeyes host the undefeated Penn State Nittany Lions tomorrow night in a match-up of nationally-ranked teams! Pregame on WOC begins at 4:30 p.m! Steve Batterson from Hawkmania at the Quad-City Times will be covering the game from Kinnick Stadium! Steve joined AM Quad Cities to preview the game!

Bob Long and Tyler Gehlhaus interview Steve Batterson, who covers the Iowa Hawkeyes for the Quad City Times. Check out the interview as Penn State prepares to take on Iowa this weekend.

In this week's Nittany Lion Sports Report, with Bob Long and Tyler Gehlhaus, we begin the show with a discussion on a nasty letter sent from a Penn State fan to safety Jonathan Sutherland, and how the Penn State community has rallied around Sutherland and the rest of the team as a result. We also then interview Steve Batterson, who covers the Hawkeyes for the Quad City Times (Start-26:15). We then previewed the Hawkeyes and discussed the keys for Penn State to win its first key road test of the year (26:15-36:40). After the break, Bob goes to the whiteboard for the weekly "Blitz" segment, breaking down the Penn State defensive line and how it can run sets to confuse the Iowa offensive line (37:10-43:00). After the break, we welcome guest picker Maura Long to the show to try to take down current leaders Rob Stott and Tyler Kern (43:30-Finish).

The Iowa Hawkeyes hit the road to face the Michigan Wolverines tomorrow in a match up of nationally ranked teams! Pregame on WOC begins at 9 a.m! Steve Batterson from Hawkmania at the Quad-City Times will be at Michigan Stadium with extensive coverage! Steve joined AM Quad Cities to preview the game!

Did Michigan solve their problems after their romp of Rutgers? We discuss that on this week's episode. Also we will get you ready for a HUGE game in the Big House on Saturday versus Iowa as we preview the game with Steve Batterson from The Quad-City Times, get your some picks for the week, and more! If you love Michigan Football and the Big Ten, this is the podcast for you!

The nationally-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes welcome the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders to Iowa City tomorrow! You can hear the game on WOC beginning at 9 a.m! Steve Batterson from Hawkmania at the Quad-City Times will have extensive coverage from Kinnick Stadium! Steve joined AM Quad Cities to preview the game!

Trent opens up the show talking about the Cyclones win over Oklahoma State and Iowa over Minnesota. Alex Halsted of Cyclone Alert drops by with thoughts on Iowa State and Steve Batterson of the Quad City Times talks Hawkeyes football and a look back at today's basketball media day.

Trent opens the show with some baseball talk including the Grandview Little League team in Williamsport, gives some more thoughts on Iowa's nonconference basketball scheduling, Ian Casselberry drops in with a look at MLB and sports media and Steve Batterson talks Hawkeyes with Trent.

The guys open the show looking back at the NBA Playoffs, talk about the press conferences from Iowa football coordinators, Alex Halsted stops by to talk Cyclone football and a little basketball and then Steve Batterson gives the latest on the Hawkeyes from Iowa City.

Hawkeye talk with Steve Batterson from the Quad City Times, a trip to the Condon Casino with prop bets and the Chiefs Training Camp report with Mitch Holthus.

Plenty of the Cubs and Brewers, before getting into Hawkeye talk with Steve Batterson and getting ready for the Iowa Corn 300 with JR Hildebrand.

The guys talk some Hawkeye baseball, Iowa State athletic budget, June NCAA Brackets and Hawkeye talk with Steve Batterson from the Quad City Times.

Trent opens the show battling illness and talking some Hawkeyes spring practice. Steve Batterson talks about what he saw last Friday in Kinnick Stadium.

Jim & Trent talk about Wichita leaving the MVC, spring football practice with the Hawkeyes and Cyclones and Hawkeye talk with Steve Batterson.

Jim & Trent talk some high school topics and the difference between the boy's association and girl's union in the state, then Hawkeye talk with Steve Batterson.

Jim & Trent talk brackets with Chris Dobbertean and some Hawkeye talk with Steve Batterson.