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The Dick Bright Orchestra has built a reputation as being San Francisco's premier social band. They also travel to perform throughout the U.S. for conventions, corporate events, fundraisers, weddings, and private parties. Based on Dick Bright's colorful career history, we couldn't wait to interview him and share more with you about what makes him so knowledgable and entertaining. Enjoy! Born in Santa Monica, California, and grew up in West Los Angeles, Rod Serling was president of his junior high school, and actress Katey Sagal from Married With Children was in his high school acting class! Dick's father was a public school music teacher at the same school for forty five years, taught private lessons, and played weddings and bar mitzvahs on the weekends. Dick attended to Palisades High School in Pacific Palisades where he played in the orchestra and took acting classes – loving both arts. “It's why I like combining music with a flair for a show and comedy as well. Sybil Maxwell, my violin teacher, was one of the top teachers in Los Angeles (she studied with Jascha Heifetz considered the world's greatest violinist), and I was being groomed to hopefully grow up and play in a major symphony. When I got to UC Davis I discovered girls and rock and roll. Needless to say, my classical career was over. I went on to double major in music and acting.” Dick went straight from college to play in an original rock band in Berkeley, California called Little Roger and the Goosebumps. We had a novelty hit called Stairway to Gilligan's Island—the words from Gilligan's Island and the music from Stairway to Heaven. Led Zepplin threatened a law suit. We got mentioned in Rolling Stone. I was hooked on show biz by then. For twenty five years Dick's been performing the National Anthem for the Golden State Warriors and San Francisco Giants. “As a sports nut, so this is probably the biggest thrill every year — to step on the court or the field. I feel like I'm about twelve years old! Plus it's the most nervous I get (no band to cover my mistakes!). I even got to do God Bless America at a World Series game and the anthem for the Home Run Derby when it was at AT&T Park.”
This Day in Enhanced History:August 7, 2007, Giants slugger Barry Bonds became the all-time home run king when he belted his 756th roundtripper. Bonds hit the milestone homer in the fifth inning into the right-center field bleachers off Mike Bacsik of the Nationals at AT&T Park.Milestones:August 7, 2004, Cubs' pitcher Greg Maddux wins his 300th career game, becoming the 22nd member of the 300-Win Club. Maddux defeats the Giants, going five innings and allowing four earned runs at SBC Park in San Francisco.August 7, 1999, Wade Boggs of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays becomes the first major leaguer to hit a home run for his 3,000th hit. Boggs connects against Chris Haney of the Cleveland Indians, just one day after Tony Gwynn collected his 3,000th hit.August 7, 1907, Walter Johnson picks up his first major league victory. The Washington Senators' rookie defeats the Cleveland Indians, 6-2. Johnson will win 417 games during his Hall of Fame career.Cooperstown Calls:August 7, 1972, the Hall of Fame inducts one of its largest classes ever. The list of eight new members includes Yogi Berra - presently the manager of the New York Mets - Negro leagues stars Josh Gibson and Buck Leonard, and standout pitchers Sandy Koufax and Early Wynn.Oddities:1901 - Ban Johnson suspends Baltimore 1B Burt Hart for striking umpire John Haskell yesterday, stating "This is the first time a player in the American League has struck an umpire, and it is an offense that cannot be overlooked." The 31-year-old Hart will never play again. Births: 1886 - Bill McKechnie, infielder, manager; Hall of Famer - Bill McKechnie was the first manager to ever guide three different teams to the World Series, and he won championships in Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, both in seven games. Despite eight seasons at the helm of the Braves, where he won less than 46% of the time, McKechnie retired with a respectable .524 winning mark and more than 1,800 victories. He was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1962.
Angie Annett started out on an internship for the San Francisco Giants that lead to creating all graphic design and animation project content for the scoreboard, web, and television. Which lead to creating innovative, original graphic takeovers for up to 30 different special events at AT&T Park, including Pixar, Star Wars, and Metallica Day. Not a bad start for an animation graduate who wanted to create her own theme park. Now Angie is creating a deep, virtual esports experience for Blizzard. Take a listen to her career path and just what it takes to entertain and inform a stadium full of fans. And of course check out more Creative Mind on our blog, Instagram, and YouTube pages. Got a question? Let us know!
Yahoo’s Scott Pianowski chats with Elite Fantasy’s Vlad Sedler about the growing optimism around a 2020 MLB season, how rumors of a universal DH could impact the fantasy landscape, and some of the big picture fantasy baseball strategies they’ve relied on over the years.Leading off, Scott and Vlad look at some of the players they might bump up their draft boards if the National League adopts a designated hitter — either for the 2020 season or permanently. (01:17)If baseball adopts a one, two, or three-state plan moving all games to Arizona, Texas, and/or Florida, that means a lot of players who deal with the extreme ends of park effects are going to have their values change. We’ll look at some of the players who usually play in Coors Field in Colorado and San Francisco’s AT&T Park that’ll be moving up and down our draft boards. (09:12)Some fantasy mangers are trade tacticians, others scour the waiver wire for break out players. Scott and Vlad discuss some of their fantasy adages, like the importance of FAAB management, why it’s okay to make a mistake and the usefulness of an official co-manager. (13:53)We’ll take a look at Vlad’s cheat sheet while he tells us the guys he likes and doesn’t like in fantasy drafts, including the Dodgers’ Gavin Lux (like!), and the Twins’ Jose Berrios (don’t like!). (25:03)And we’ll wrap up the show with a draft of our all-time favorite Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, formerly knows as the Anaheim Angels, formerly known as the California Angels. A quick spoiler, this was one draft where Mike Trout did not go #1 overall. (48:48)Please remember to rate, review and subscribe on your podcast provider of choice and send us your questions for future episodes on Twitter @YahooFantasy.Follow Scott @Scott_PianowskiCheck out the rest of the Yahoo Sports Podcast family at https://apple.co/2Abi8jk or at yahoosports.com/podcasts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
This week, Brian talks his birthday, visiting AT&T Park and observing the Barry Bonds retirement celebration, Mike Francesa's Twitter Q&A, Keith Olbermann's return to ESPN, a litmus test of Aaron Boone, and much much more! Follow on Twitter @brianbuck13 and @redticketblues Listen on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, Podbean, Google Play, Spotify and other fine podcasting venues
Unwritten Law that you SHOULD'T Park close to these!-Leary.
Morning Lineup: MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Richard Justice discuss the Mets staying active by reportedly adding veteran Jed Lowrie and the Nationals making a move themselves in nearing a deal with Brian Dozier. Plus, Brewers reporter Adam McCalvy joins the show to break down the club signing Yasmani Grandal to a one-year deal. They share their thoughts about Kyler Murray's plan to enter the NFL Draft, as well as the Giants' decision to rename AT&T Park to Oracle Park.
On Episode 204 of Sean's Sports Stop, Sean Tiplitsky covers the biggest news stories in sports and gives his unique opinion them all, which include: the Sacramento Kings and Indiana Pacers playing in Mumbai (4:07), Rick Pitino getting hired by a Greek Basketball team (6:20), Cam Jordan saying that Ben Roethlisberger is not a Hall of Fame QB (8:32), the New York Knicks being interested in Jabari Parker (10:25), Alvin Gentry saying that the New Orleans Pelicans will not trade Anthony Davis (12:20), Duke beating Texas Tech (12:55), Josh Gordon leaving the New England Patriots to focus on his mental health and getting suspended by the NFL (AGAIN), Urban Meyer getting set to teach a Character and Leadership class at Ohio State University (16:28), Zion Williamson saying that playing 41 games at Madison Square Garden does not seem so bad (18:23), Manny Machado telling his friends that he is favoring the New York Yankees (20:15), NBA GM's saying that Anthony Davis and LeBron James should have been fined for tampering (22:17), Kawhi Leonard getting mad at Kevin Durant in 2014 when he was called a system player (24:08), Kristaps Porzingis making good progress in his ACL tear recovery (26:32), the Oakland Raiders possibly playing the 2019 season at AT&T Park (27:50), John Harbaugh getting set to return as Baltimore Ravens Head Coach in 2019 (30:00), the Los Angeles Dodgers trading Yasiel Puig and Matt Kemp in a blockbuster deal to the Cincinnati Reds (30:28), and Le'Veon Bell possibly signing with the Indianapolis Colts (31:37). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seanssportsstop/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/seanssportsstop/support
Welcome to another podcast episode of Family Table Talk ! During today’s show we are eating PDQ’s. While hosting a mukbang we speak about white people (Permit Patty / BBQ Becky) racially targeting black people. Let’s eat & talk about our thoughts / opinions of this topic. These incidents keep happening… (Permit Patty) Alison Ettel was caught on camera confronting an 8-year-old girl selling water to passersby near AT&T Park. The video quickly went viral and sparked a wider conversation about black people being censured for seemingly harmless acts. Ettel says she’s sorry and that the incident had nothing to do with race. “I am used to hearing a lot of noise, but not … shouting and yelling in a continuous manner. It was this completely repetitive, every second,” she said. Erin Austin, the mother of 8-year-old Jordan Rodgers, who was selling water bottles on the day in question, says “She came out and walked directly up to my daughter and asked to see the permit,” “She’s not a loud kid. She’s not screaming. The men on the street selling parking passes are louder than her.” Austin says she doesn’t believe Ettel had a problem with noise. (BBQ Becky) Oakland, Ca – At around 11:20 AM A white woman approached a black man named Deacon for having a BBQ grill at Lake Merritt. She told him he could not BBQ there and called the police. She would not leave Deacon alone. A young black woman was walking by overheard how the white woman was telling him he can not be there, she stopped and asked the woman to leave her alone. The white woman became aggressive with the woman. She started filming the woman’s aggressive behavior and has said it’s up on Facebook (probably a live stream). Shortly after that Deacon’s friend Kenzie arrived. According to Kenzie, the woman said “Oh another ni**er.” She proceeded to tell all three of the people at the BBQ table that she owned the park, and they are not allowed there. She also said them they were going to jail. Kenzie’s wife was up the street finishing brunch at Lakeshore Ave. He texted me a picture of the white woman and said: “If I go to jail this who did it to me.” So she walked over to the scene, and that’s where the video starts. She arrived 12:50 pm. The police did not stop the BBQ. They spoke with Deacon about an hour later and said they were BBQ-ing in a permitted zone. http://www.aleeaspreciouslife.com/white-people-permit-patty-bbq-becky-vs-black-people-racially-targeted/
Ron and Patti discuss their trip to the Bay Area and their 21st MLB stadium in 2018. Ron rants a bit about the city and his disappointment with AT&T Park, which is kid-friendly but not exactly family-friendly. Support this podcast
Giants beat writer Henry Schulman and Janny Hu break down the Giants' options at the trade deadline and look ahead to Saturday's Wall of Fame ceremony at AT&T Park. They also talk Cooperstown, where Hall of Fame inductions take place this weekend — and where Henry has a permanent file. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Atlee Hammaker, Don Robinson and Dave Dravecky visit Triples Alley at AT&T Park for the 1989 World Series Team Tribute and chat with Amy G about that season.
Brett Butler, Candy Maldonado, Matt Williams, Kevin Mitchell and Will Clark visit Triples Alley at AT&T Park for the 1989 World Series Team Tribute and chat with Amy G about that season.
Jeremy Affeldt, Ryan Vogelsong and Pablo Sandoval return to AT&T Park for the 2012 Team Tribute and chat with Amy G about unforgettable season.
Kirk Rueter, Jason Schmidt, Shawon Dunston and Ron Wotus return to AT&T Park for the 2002 Team Tribute and chat with Amy G about that season.
The Giants upended the Marlins on Tuesday nigh in a heated ballgame in which tempers flared at AT&T Park.
Joey Bart, the No. 2 pick in the MLB Draft, discusses draft night, his visit to AT&T Park, meeting Buster Posey, his first big purchase after getting drafted, and more.
Top prospect Tyler Beede discusses his big league debut, making that call to family members, what your cell phone looks like when you get called up, his unique first visit to AT&T Park's mound, and much more. Plus, Alex and Ahmed break down the lineup's struggles through the first 11 games and what they saw from Beede and Andrew Suarez.
Kevin discusses the clean up at work after he's had a day off. Also, SF Giants Opening Day baseball at AT&T Park. Check out more at kevinwongcomedy.com
本集 Adam 跟 Jacky 細數在大聯盟春訓採訪和開幕周的觀賽經驗，談到現場觀看美國大學棒球一級賽事的感想(01:03)、大聯盟春訓基地的見聞與奇遇(06:05)、響尾蛇創隊 20 周年特展與牛棚車初亮相(26:39)，另外也分享水手主場 Safeco Field 的開幕戰紀實(28:43)、Dodger Stadium 與 AT&T Park 的小故事(36:28)，以及大谷翔平首次在大聯盟先發的第一手觀察(40:34)。「人物我來講」單元介紹小熊總管 Jed Hoyer(49:55)，數據單元則聊到連續三振紀錄與 Joe Panik 的獨特事蹟(55:25)。
Spring training has merely a week left, and Chad and Eric talk about the second round of cut the Giants made, and how the Giants are near the top of every offensive category! (but, maybe not so much on pitching). MadBum is raking, AT&T Park is rated #1 by Forbes, and the season starts in LA in 10 DAYS! Join us for a fun episode...spring is almost over! torturecast.com facebook.com/torturecast twitter.com/torturecast
Prospect Steven Duggar discusses the possibility of winning a job this spring, dealing with injuries last year, his Fall League success, playing center field at AT&T Park, living with top prospects, and more. Plus, the proper pronunciation of his last name.
The ever-casual skipper, Bruce Bochy, commanded a group of reporters in a suite today at AT&T Park, where he talked about the "euphoria" he experienced when he found out the Giants had traded for Andrew McCutchen, among other great nuggets in this interview. torturecast.com @torturecast
Chad attended SF Giants' Media Day at AT&T Park where a group of reporters huddled around newly acquired outfielder Andrew McCutchen. "Cutch" as he is often called, talks about Roberto Clemente, how he got his number 22, and the similarities and differences between PNC and AT&T Park, among many other subjects. You can also view this interview on our YouTube channel torturecast.com @torturecast
On the day he was introduced at AT&T Park, new Giants third baseman Evan Longoria discusses the trade, growing up in Dodger territory, getting to know his new teammates, if the Giants have the best defensive infield, and more. Plus, Alex and Ahmed go over the latest on the search for rotation and relief help.
In this weeks episode of THE LIKES OF US podcast, dedicated to Working-Class Life, Art, Politics and Culture, your host, Neil Bradley brings us Day 16 of the Great San Francisco Adventure, when he takes a walk across the Golden Gate Bridge and talks about why this is one of the favourite spots in America to travel to in order to commit suicide, before taking a mammoth walk across the bridge and along the coast to the pretty little artist town of Sausalito. Following that there's a final visit to AT&T Park for another baseball match with the San Francisco Giants. There's also a nice walk with Chili-Palmer, when he talks about the weird red sun that hovered over the UK, a worzel wedding in Bristol, and a nice women who records audio for the blind!
In this weeks episode of THE LIKES OF US podcast, dedicated to Working-Class Life, Art, Politics and Culture, your host, Neil Bradley brings you the 'Joe and Charlie Show,' live from sunny Chatham, where they talk about being working class, the problems associated with living and working, as two exiled South Londoners, in Medway. They also talk about addiction, education, and the future of Open Book. Meanwhile, in SF it's day 14 of The Great San Francisco Adventure, when your host takes a nice walk along the Bay, and manages to 'bunk-in' to AT&T Park for the last innings of a Giants game!
In this weeks episode of THE LIKES OF US podcast, dedicated to Working-Class Life, Art, Politics and Culture, your host, Neil Bradley offers up another conversation with his friend in the coffee shop in San Francisco, where they discuss politics, American domestic air travel, the buses, Chili-Palmer and the zoo! And with nothing to report on the home front, once again, it's Day 13 of the Great San Francisco Adventure with a trip to AT&T Park for a baseball game between the San Francisco Giants and the New York Mets. Don't stop believing!
Episode 19Johnny, Frances, and Dennis sit down to discuss Preacher: All Hell's A-Coming, the eighth volume of the original trade paperback, by writer Garth Ennis and artist Steve Dillon. In this episode the Graphic Novel Explorers Club gang discusses booing Stephanie Tanner at AT&T Park; how the relationship of Amy, Jesse, and Tulip juxtaposes the relationship of Cassidy, Jesse, and Tulip; Tulip's childhood and friendship with Amy; how a hook came to be on the hand of Tulip's dad; the parallels to Betty and Veronica and Tulip and Veronica; the video game achievement when best friend's menstrual cycles synchronizes; another round of “Guess Which Body Part Herr Starr Loses”; the end of Arseface's fame and fortune; and how taking care of a parking ticket can lead to being castrated.Thank you for listening to Graphic Novel Explorers Club discuss Preacher: All Hell's A-Coming. Please share your opinions and thoughts on Twitter, Facebook, or at GNExplorersClub@gmail.com (we would love to hear your suggestions for Season 2 of the show). We will be back next week to cover the final issue of Preacher with Preacher: Alamo, which is Volume 9 of the original trade paperbacks. We embedded a link to Amazon but encourage you to shop at your local comic book store to purchase any of the graphic novels we will be reading during Season 1 of Graphic Novel Explorers Club.Please check out our reading list for Season 1 by clicking here.Featured music:Songe d'Automne by Latche SwingTonight Will Be Fine (Leonard Cohen cover) by The Walkmen--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/graphicnovelexplorersclub/message See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In this weeks episode of THE LIKES OF US podcast, dedicated to Working-Class Life, Art, Politics and Culture, your host, Neil Bradley talks about his Uncle, Derek Hart, who recently passed away, and his memories of childhood. He also takes a nice walk with Chili-Palmer, and offers up Day 3 of his Great San Francisco Adventure, when he returns to AT&T Park for another innings of baseball with the San Francisco Giants!
With the Giants on pace for their first 100 loss season in 30 years: a little inside baseball inside AT&T Park and a run around the follow-up bases. Plus: #fakenews and magazine covers with the golfer-in-chief, the realities of Apple’s doubling down on secrecy, and Tesla’s new breakthrough recipe delivery service.
Andy Ruther and Joe Praino are podcasting while driving back to LA from San Francisco. They open the show by recapping the NBA Draft, trades/roster moves and NBA players attending fashion week. Next they discuss their experience at AT&T Park and Cody Bellinger not knowing who Jerry Seinfeld is. Then Andy & Joe talk Derek's Carr new contract and Andrew Luck's status among young NFL QB's. They finish the show discussing John McEnroe's comments about Serena Williams and Ruther tells a story about his San Fran Bumble date. Website: www.dirtysports.com Show Donations: https://www.paypal.me/DirtySports Merch - https://teespring.com/stores/dirty-sports Seat Geek - Promo Code "Dirty" www.Harrys.com/Dirty Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/thedirtysports Like us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/dirtysports Follow Andy Ruther on Twitter - https://twitter.com/AndyRuther Follow Joe Praino on Twitter - https://twitter.com/FixYourLife
This episode is a complete debacle. Joe Praino is drunk and Andy Ruther is stoned and they're recording at 2 AM. The comics recap their show at Cobb's Comedy Club, the Mets game at AT&T Park, meeting DirtBalls, and they finish the episode with an epic story. Website: www.dirtysports.com Show Donations: www.paypal.me/DirtySports Merch - teespring.com/stores/dirty-sports Follow us on Twitter - twitter.com/thedirtysports Like us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/dirtysports Follow Andy Ruther on Twitter - twitter.com/AndyRuther Follow Joe Praino on Twitter - twitter.com/FixYourLife
Hito 大聯盟是一個以討論美國職棒為主的隨選廣播節目。本集 Jacky & Adam 介紹節目內容與規劃(00:07)，第一集內容包含 Fantasy Baseball(02:06)、大聯盟加速比賽新規定(08:40)、Statcast 新數據(15:21)、AT&T Park 必做三件事(26:35)、令人意外的本季開幕戰投手(32:52)和 Greg Maddux 的鬼神數據(38:07)。
It's difficult to look at the San Diego Padres and think "now there's an exciting baseball team!", but it's a lot easier to look at the FOX-TV show Pitch and think "now there's an exciting TV show about baseball!". We used that reasoning this week to close out the NL West preview as writer Jason Holtham of the aforementioned FOX-TV show Pitch joins us to discuss the fictional Padres, a far more entertaining subject. If you haven't watched Pitch yet, the entire first season (just 10 episodes!) is available to stream on Hulu. It's fun and interesting and has for a backdrop a recognizable world of Major League Baseball. They even managed to characterize the fictional Giants in ways that are familiar. That said, listen to Jason's story about when the TV show shot at AT&T Park... We also talk to Adam Peterson of Purple Row about those Colorado Rockies. It turns out, while the Giants have been focusing their attention on the Dodgers, the Rockies have been stockpiling pitchers. Will this obnoxious team annoy the Giants even more this season? Probably. But will that annoyance propel them into a playoff race? And, of course, we answer your Twitter questions. They were a bit more existenstial than usual, and that's okay. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Here's our group interview with San Francisco Giants' shortstop Brandon Crawford at Media Day at AT&T Park. The upcoming World Baseball Classic and the disappointment of last year's NLDS are among some of the topics. This and other interviews are available in video form at TortureCast.com, Facebook, and YouTube
The Giants biggest acquisition of the offseason was new closer Mark Melancon. He has a lot of expectations and pressure, and he talks about it and a lot of sports science in this group interview at Media Day at AT&T Park. You can watch this interview and others over at torturecast.com.
TortureCast's Chad King participated in a group interview of Buster Posey at 2017 Media Day at AT&T Park. Buster discusses knuckleballs, the World Baseball Classic, his offseason regimen, sleep and nutritional science, and who calls the pitches. Be sure to check out this interview and others in video form at torturecast.com and YouTube.
Chad sat down for an extended exclusive interview with Giants' starting pitcher Jeff Samardzija at Media Day at AT&T Park. Topics include his offseason training regimen, the World Baseball Classic, AT&T Park, the origin of his last name, and an analysis of getting more consistent results in his starts compared to a year ago. Enjoy the other video and audio interviews with Buster Posey, Bruce Bochy, Brandon Crawford, Hunter Pence, Matt Moore and Mark Melancon at TortureCast.com.
Who better to talk about stadium Wi-Fi than the guy who was there when it all started? Our guest for our first MSR Interview is San Francisco Giants senior vice president and chief information officer Bill Schlough, who goes old-school talking about stadium Wi-Fi back in 2004... and brings it to the current day with stats from the most recent season at AT&T Park. Plus, his thoughts on game-day apps and why great connectivity is the real winner. Listen in now!
S12E08 Of Live At 605: It's another legendary 605 podcast recorded on location in beautiful San Francisco, CA! We have so many amazing traveling stories. We start things off with Vals tales of traveling on the plane, we walk up the biggest hills and John gets stabbed in the butt! We take a trip to Alcatraz, take every transit system known to man and eat delicious food next to some crazy birds. We visit the Full House house, becomes locals in Laguna and we have a blast at AT&T Park for the Giants game! We review War Dogs, have a hard time adjusting to the time difference and we have an epic story about our trip to the Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa concert! We get ready for concert month, record a 605 remote on the Golden Gate Bridge and eat our way through SF! Plus, our band of the week will rock any Gangsta Party! All this and more on Live At 605! Follow John on twitter: www.twitter.com/malloncamp Follow Val on twitter: www.twitter.com/valgomez23 http://www.liveat605.podomatic.com http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=53123&refid=stpr https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/live-at-605/id600544120?mt=2 liveat605@gmail.com
Wendy joins Kevin again to discuss sneaker heads: is it the search or the find, fun spots to watch the Giants at AT&T Park, the Amber Heard/Johnny Depp drama, and exes. Check out more at kevinwongcomedy.com
Matthew and Toby report live from the MLB trade deadline. So much news gets broken and sadly, most of it can't be put back together. There's a lot to discuss: Matthew visits AT&T Park, witnesses history, and celebrates the end of the Papelbon era for Nationals closers. Toby discusses the rollercoaster ride that was the Indians last few days of trade season. There's all that AND the boys welcome Jeff Gabriel, a Dodgers fan and a guy who gets mentioned a lot on Battery Mates, for this episode's half-hearted attempt at empathy.
Sports! We hear two stories from the home of the San Francisco Giants - AT&T Park. First, we meet the Spanish-language broadcast team of the Giants - or Los Gigantes - and then we spend time with the man who keeps the ballpark organ pipes singing. To hear more of the best stories from the KALW newsroom in San Francisco, subscribe to our podcast. iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-b…d1123540119?mt=2 RSS feed: feeds.feedburner.com/thebridgekalw Or search "Bridge KALW" in your favorite podcast app.
TortureCast's Chad King and Veronica Belmont interviewed Brandon Crawford at "Media Day" at AT&T Park. Brandon talks about how have three kids changes parental defense from "one on one" to "zone." We also talk about his surging power numbers, his gold glove and how freak injuries and conditioning contributed to his ups and downs last year. Also, the Giants commercials and how they had to modify a men's medium t-shirt for his shoot.
TortureCast's Chad King and Veronica Belmont interviewed Buster Posey at "Media Day" at AT&T Park. Buster talks about his career high in games and plate appearances last year and if that had anything to do with playing first base more often, starters potentially eating more innings this year, and although he's not a "fan" of the DH, he'd like to see a poll of baseball fans on the topic.
TortureCast's Chad King and Veronica Belmont interviewed Hunter Pence at "Media Day" at AT&T Park. Hunter is in love with the new additions to the rotation, Veronica and Hunter talk guide dogs and if he and his fiancee should get a puppy (Veronica says yes), and we talk time travel. Yep, this is a Hunter Pence interview.
TortureCast's Chad King and the internet's Veronica Belmont caught up with Matt Cain at the Giants' "Media Day" at AT&T Park on 2/12/16. We talk golf and contractually prohibited activities such as SCUBA diving, which he really wants to do.
TortureCast's Chad King and Veronica Belmont caught up with Giants second baseman Joe Panik at Media Day at AT&T Park. Joe says his back is cleared by the doctors, his wedding date is set, and he's looking forward to playing the Yankees this year, and destroying the Red Sox.
TortureCast's Chad King and Veronica Belmont interviewed Brandon Belt at "Media Day" at AT&T Park. Belt talks about his lack of concussion symptoms, the latest giraffe commercial, how him and Crawford are "rebranding" themselves, and his impressions of the offseason moves.
TortureCast's Chad King and Veronica Belmont interviewed Giants' second baseman Kelby Tomlinson at "Media Day" at AT&T Park. Veronica asks Kelby about why glasses instead of contacts, Kelby talks about his offseason conditioning routine, and he gets stumped by our time travel question.
TortureCast's Chad King and Veronica Belmont interviewed Matt Duffy at "Media Day" at AT&T Park. In our longest interview of the day, a pleasurable Matt Duffy talks about his rocket ride to success, who is the smartest on the team, and his time travel destination being the 2014 World Series Parade. Duffman, indeed.
Chad covered the AT&T Pebble Beach Chevron charity shootout which pitted the Giants against the 49ers. He was able to catch up with Giants pitcher Matt Cain to talk about his golf game, the offseason acquisitions, and his lack of fear of decapitating the crowd on the first tee. Also be sure to check out our interviews with Bruce Bochy and George Kontos, and look out for player interviews from this Friday's "Media Day" at AT&T Park! @TortureCast facebook.com/torturecast torturecast.com
Now that the Super Bowl has happened, Eric and Chad take you through the maelstrom of Giant happenings over the past month. And spring training is almost here. We talk about our grades for the Giants' offseason, Juan Uribe is too expensive, the Giants have the highest payroll in 2021, Belt is heading towards arbitration, where Timmy may go, Vegas World Series odds, and Chad will be covering the Giants vs 49ers shootout at Pebble Beach and Media Day at AT&T Park with the internet's own Veronica Belmont! And, baseball is almost here! torturecast.com @torturecast facebook.com/torturecast
Chad covered the AT&T Pebble Beach Chevron charity shootout which pitted the Giants against the 49ers. He was able to catch up with Giants reliever George Kontos to talk about his golf game, the offseason acquisitions, and his first purchase with his new contract money. Also be sure to check out our interviews with Matt Cain and Bruce Bochy, and look out for player interviews from this Friday's "Media Day" at AT&T Park! @TortureCast facebook.com/torturecast torturecast.com
Chad covered the AT&T Pebble Beach Chevron charity shootout which pitted the Giants against the 49ers. We were able to catch up with Giants manager Bruce Bochy to talk about his golf game, the offseason acquisitions, and how his weight fluctuates like Pablo Sandoval's. Also be sure to check out our interviews with Matt Cain and George Kontos, and look out for player interviews from this Friday's "Media Day" at AT&T Park! @TortureCast facebook.com/torturecast torturecast.com
In another very special Halloween episode, Lyndsey selects the wild and witchy Disney tape Hocus Pocus, starring Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy as the dreaded Sanderson sisters, with supporting turns from Omri Katz, Thora Birch, and Charles Rocket. Boo! Talking points: Fuller House taping at AT&T Park. The Mystery of the Mary-Kate and Ashley Cruise Ship Cake Smash. Trailer talk. Children's sports movies. Hocus Pocus as a cult movie. Why was this released in July? Quick recap. Virgin. Salem. Fish out of water. California dude. Binx the cat. Child actors that aren't annoying. Ice and Jay. Billy Butcherson. Another racist children's horror movie. Gary Marshall as Satan. Hocus Pocus as a made-for-TV movie. Casting choices. Buy it/rent it/tape over it. James Bond.
For you who support us...the Patreon's! This week we head back to the friendly confines of AT&T Park for another round of the Survivor Games! We also make a special announcement on the short term future of the show! So please take a listen and enjoy!
For you who support us...the Patreon's! This week we head back to the friendly confines of AT&T Park for another round of the Survivor Games! We also make a special announcement on the short term future of the show! So please take a listen and enjoy!
For you who support us...the Patreon's! This week we head back to the friendly confines of AT&T Park for another round of the Survivor Games! We also make a special announcement on the short term future of the show! So please take a listen and enjoy!
Hey, it's our first Bonusode of the season! After Wille and Chad covered the destruction of the Phillies at AT&T Park, they strolled from the press box to Zeke's to pontificate on the glorious night that was, the upcoming All-Star game, and Chad's interviews with Crawford and Duffy prior to the game. Light 'em up, cuz this is a good 'n happy one! You can hear the Brandon Crawford here: http://torturecast.podomatic.com/entry/2015-07-10T20_25_52-07_00 You can hear the Matt Duffy interview here: http://torturecast.podomatic.com/entry/2015-07-10T20_22_24-07_00 Twitter.com/TortureCast Facebook.com/TortureCast TortureCast.com
Live from the Punchline in San Francisco, Greg attests to Arthur C. Clarke, AT&T Park and Anne Meara.
This week’s featured chef on Chef’s Story is Traci Des Jardins, Chef/Owner of Jardinière, Mijita Cocina Mexicana 
and Chef/Partner of Public House. Before opening Jardinière in San Francisco in 1997, Des Jardins worked in some of the highly acclaimed kitchens in Los Angeles, France, and New York City. Classically trained in French cuisine by some of the best chefs and restaurateurs in the world, Des Jardins style is also influenced by her Mexican and French-Acadian grandparents who taught her how to cook. Throughout her more than two decades in San Francisco, Des Jardins has continued to focus and evolve her style of cooking as well as her restaurants. Over the course of her successful career she has trained and groomed many chefs and front-of-the-house personnel, many of whom now help operate her growing group of restaurants. In 2004 Des Jardins opened Mijita Cocina Mexicana in the San Francisco Ferry Building and in 2010 the second location at AT&T Park, combining the best of Bay Area seasonal and local ingredients with the traditional Mexican flavors of her youth. Adjacent to Mijita and located at AT&T Park, home of the 2010 World Series Champion San Francisco Giants, Traci’s Public House is a sports bar serving California influenced pub food. Known as one of the top female chefs in the country, Des Jardins is a two-time James Beard award-winner and has earned a number of industry accolades throughout her career. Des Jardins sits on the board of La Cocina, a San Francisco based non-profit business incubator and on the advisory board of Bocuse d’Or USA, joining fellow chefs in the quest to elevate culinary excellence in the United States. She is a deeply committed activist and philanthropist working with hunger-relief organizations such as Share Our Strength, Citymeals On-Wheels and other non-profits such as amfAR. This program was brought to you by Whole Foods Market. “If you’re going to own your own business you better understand what a P&L is. You can lose a lot of money very quickly if you’re not paying attention.” [33:00] “I see lots of young women who come through my kitchen and when they decide to have a child never come back to the kitchen. Motherhood is enthralling and having a child is tough competition for wanting to come back and work. It’s a tough dilemma for women in general.” [44:00] –Traci Des Jardins on Chef’s Story
In honor of the San Francisco Giants making it to the World Series, we hold a Survivor Games at AT&T Park, and the result is EPIC!
In honor of the San Francisco Giants making it to the World Series, we hold a Survivor Games at AT&T Park, and the result is EPIC!
In honor of the San Francisco Giants making it to the World Series, we hold a Survivor Games at AT&T Park, and the result is EPIC!
Chad interviewed Hunter Pence before the Giants faced the Diamondbacks on September 10 at AT&T Park. Chad asks Hunter about his gaming and how this year differs with last year. Spoiler: Hunter thought Chad's questions were "weird."
Chad interviewed Jeremy Affeldt before the Giants took on the Diamondbacks on September 10 at AT&T Park. Jeremy talks about the energy in the clubhouse and how this year differs from 2010 and 2012.
This week, we head back and revisit one of the most epic Community Build projects we have EVER done, and that is AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants!
This week, we head back and revisit one of the most epic Community Build projects we have EVER done, and that is AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants!
This week, we head back and revisit one of the most epic Community Build projects we have EVER done, and that is AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants!
Willie, Chad and Ben welcome Jen Cosgriff and Chelena Goldman to our season preview podcast bonanza, recorded LIVE at the Public House at AT&T Park. They probably wished they hadn't agreed to come. And we saw Brian Wilson give up all the runs against the Padres as we recorded. And Willie is okay at pool.
Chad and Ben corner George Kontos at Media Day at AT&T Park and find out that he owns every single "Friends" episode. Seriously? Also, he developed a new pitch over the offseason that will hopefully help mix up pitches that hitters often anticipate from him. Be sure to check out our interviews with Matt Cain, Sergio Romo and other Giants players at TortureCast.com!
Chad and Ben interview the Giants' new left fielder Michael Morse at Media Day at AT&T Park. We ask him about the "phantom" grand slam he hit with the Nationals 2 years ago, what sport he would've like to have played professionally, other than baseball, and one baseball rule he'd like to change.
Chad and Ben interviewed Giants' starting pitcher Matt Cain during Media Day at AT&T Park and asked him about his 2013 first half slump, golfing at AT&T Pro-Am, what baseball rule he'd like to change, getting "Cained," and surprisingly, he wants Chad to take him SCUBA diving in Monterey.
Chad and Ben sat down with Giants closer Sergio Romo at Media Day at AT&T Park before the start of spring training. We talk about his takeover of the Warriors' Twitter account, what he would have like to have played professionally if it weren't for baseball, and he hates that inherited runners that score count as an earned run. Be sure to check out our other interviews with Matt Cain, Michael Morse, Javier Lopez and others!
After months of hard work, we are ready to share with you the massive Community Build Project! AT&T Park of San Francisco, CA - Home of the World Champion San Francisco Giants!
After months of hard work, we are ready to share with you the massive Community Build Project! AT&T Park of San Francisco, CA - Home of the World Champion San Francisco Giants!
After months of hard work, we are ready to share with you the massive Community Build Project! AT&T Park of San Francisco, CA - Home of the World Champion San Francisco Giants!
The podcast starts out right before the first game of the WBC in Japan with Buck Martinez to AT&T Park in San Francisco where we get the latest on Team Japan from Jason Coskrey of The Japan Times.
8 AM - Is the media ignoring Ron Paul?; A woman is trying to become the biggest woman ever; We talk to FOX News' Claudia Cowan about more and more seagulls invading AT&T Park during a game.
EconTalk host Russ Roberts talks about scalping and visits AT&T Park hours before Major League Baseball's All-Star Game to talk with a scalper, a merchandiser, a fan, and the police about prices, tickets, baseball and the law.
EconTalk host Russ Roberts talks about scalping and visits AT&T Park hours before Major League Baseball's All-Star Game to talk with a scalper, a merchandiser, a fan, and the police about prices, tickets, baseball and the law.
Larry Baer, SF Giants General Partner and Executive VP joins us to discuss the business of the MLB team - including Barry Bonds' historic home run chase, the signing of free agent pitcher Barry Zito and AT and T Park playing host to the 2007 MLB All-Star game. We also recap the NCAA Basketball Final Four and take a look inside the business of The Masters.
Our guest host Ann Rodriguez (A Rod) and Melissa Schwartz interview Robert “Bob” Hart the Executive Vice President of AECOM Building Construction. Bob’s current projects include the Rams and Chargers new stadium in Inglewood, USC Coliseum renovation, ASU Stadium renovation, and the new San Francisco Giants Spring Training Facility. Other notable stadium projects in Bob’s portfolio include the Arizona Cardinals Stadium, Diamondbacks Stadium, Mariner’s Safeco Field, and the Giant’s AT&T Park to name a few. A Rod and Melissa also tackle Robert Kraft’s legal woes and discuss Nike’s “Dream Crazier” ad. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/sport-lifestyle-podcast/donations
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