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Mobile Rolling-Chris Barsby has all the Harness news with Trista Dixon, Shannon Price, Wayne Graham, Shane Graham and David Hewitt.

Mobile Rolling-Chris Barsby gets all the latest Harness news with Grant Dixon, Chris Svanosio, Scott Ewen and Wayne Graham.

This episode was recorded on October 20th, 2024 at Joan C. Edwards PAC in Huntington, WV. The lineup includes JD Simo & Luther Dickinson, Paul Kelly, Kyle Tuttle Band, John Craigie, and Wayne Graham. http://bit.ly/3AIaZcS

Prior to Babe Ruth and Judge Landis, perhaps no person was as synonymous with baseball as Ban Johnson, the visionary who founded the American League, outfought the National League, and ran the National Baseball Commission until the Black Sox scandal. But his tenure was not always a smooth one, and he was not well liked. So much so that 104 years ago this week, the Yankees, Red Sox, and White Sox all tried to abandon the AL and form a super Senior Circuit with the NL teams. While that plan was thwarted, it signalled the beginning of the end for Johnson's reign, which Mike and Bill look back at this week. Plus, happy birthday to Tommy Leach and Jim McCormick! And farewell to Bob Blaylock and Wayne Graham.

On Friday's show: The Harris County Jail has finally passed a state safety inspection -- the jail's first passing grade in nearly two years. However, state officials provided “technical assistance” during the inspection, leading some advocates to question whether the passing grade was warranted.Also this hour: We remember longtime area college baseball coach Wayne Graham, who died this week. He won national championships at San Jacinto College and Rice. We mark his passing and then revisit our 2022 trip to the Rice baseball's pitching laboratory.And this weekend, new episodes of Texas Country Reporter will begin airing with a new host who grew up in Greater Houston. We revisit our conversation with J.B. Sauceda from last December.Then, from new grant money for the Houston-to-Dallas high-speed rail line, to Simone Biles retiring one of her signature moves, we discuss The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week.And Kingwood hosts the fifth annual In a Pickle Festival this Saturday. We learn more and talk about why pickles and pickle-flavored foods are having a moment.

Mobile Rolling-Chris Barsby talks Harness racing with Merv Butterworth, Wayne Graham, Ben Battle and Darren Clayton.

Straight bias here from the Mayor's Office - LANCE BERKMAN SHOULD BE IN THE HALL OF FAME! And Sean makes no bones about it in this interview.   We catch up with The Big Puma who relays some of the most hysterical stories that have ever been told on the Mayor's Office!  From his legendary college coach Wayne Graham once telling him he was a coward in between games of a double-header (in a lovingly way) to God choosing Albert Pujols over him in an NLCS Championship game (not really - but you have to hear the story!).   Lance Berkman breaks down how former players are starting to reshape the way kids should learn baseball the right way.  It's another can't miss episode of The Mayor's Office.  Subscribe here for some awesome giveaways once we hit 4K subscribers!https://youtu.be/y5aE3yHGm_Q

Mobile Rolling-Chris Barsby talks all things Harness racing with Grant Dixon, Wayne Graham, Ron Sallis, Stu Valentine and Darren Clayton.

Director of Athletics Tommy McClelland visits with Voice of the Owls J.P. Heath in the latest AD Digest on Rice Owls Insider. They discuss his first two months on the job and the recent Hall of Fame banquet. He also gives his thoughts on this football season along with the soccer, volleyball and cross country seasons. He is excited for the start of men's and women's basketball. Golf's fall season is mentioned along with swimming, tennis, and fall baseball. Tommy had a great time at the recent Baseball Golf Tournament and he shares his story of meeting Owls baseball coaching legend Wayne Graham. Tommy wraps up with a mention of the Letter Winners Challenges and a facilities update. He also talks about his love for Halloween.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this week's episode of the Pickathon Podcast: at the top, Zale gives us an update on what's going on at Pendarvis Farm, the future of Pickathon, and how community can be your biggest support system and help keep you afloat. Zale then sits down with three of the four members of the unanimously beloved southern rock band, Wayne Graham, where they talk about everything from being in touch with your local scene, to becoming an American spark oversees. Check out Wayne Graham's latest release, Ish, on Bandcamp, Spotify, or wherever you discover your true loves.

Mobile Rolling-Chris Barsby talks all things Harness racing with Dan Mielicki, Wayne Graham and Darren Clayton.

Mobile Rolling-Chris Barsby talks Harness Racing with Trent Moffat, Wayne Graham and Racetrack Ralphy.

- Rice University All-American and National Champion, Jose Enrique Cruz joins the show! - Enrique shares his fondest memories at Rice and playing under former Rice head coach Wayne Graham! - SHOUTOUTS! - Astros Offensive Woes! - What do the Astros do with Urquidy and Garcia on the IL? - Seattle Mariners Preview! - Mariners Hottest Hitter. - Offensive/Pitching MVPs & Hot Take! - Much, much, more! YouTube: https://youtu.be/Y26MKCDoiZs

In the guys first live show in over a year (!) Josh and J.P.  yuck it up about a Taylor Swift and Texas MLB road trip and J.P.'s trip to see UConn win it all at NRG Stadium. 3:30 - J.P. flexes his guns before slipping on the jersey of a newly minted Hall of Famer. Josh breaks down his jersey collection and a Little Dribblers coaching story. 7:30 - Josh's road trip to see Taylor Swift was interrupted by three Astros and Rangers games.  18:00 - Apparently J.P. has the magic touch with UConn and NCAA Tourney wins. Thanks to friend and fan of the show Marcus for the ticket! 29:10 - Dirk is a Hall of Famer! Oh yeah, it's a strong Texas connection to this year's class. They talk about meeting your idols.36:25 - This Week in Texas Sports and History features the birthday the original edition of The Texas Porch debuts, heartbreaking Houston Cougars anniversary, and the birthday of Wayne Graham. The Texas Porch is available on Apple and Spotify and Google Podcasts and anywhere else you get your podcasts. Would you consider rating and following us if you listen on Apple? It's a big help!Please subscribe to The Texas Porch on Youtube! The Texas Porch streams live on Youtube and Twitter every Tuesday at 10:00am. Tell Alexa to "Play The Texas Porch Podcast." Twitter: @MrTexasJPInstagram: @MrTexasJP

Singer/Songwriter Ethan Wayne has braided together a sound that can only be described as Eastern Kentucky. Genre doesn't seem to be the topic of conversation in the Bluegrass, but a certain sound does seem to develop in the area. Ethan has spent the last decade on refining his craft to what some folks might say is a new harvest. Inspired by mostly local musicians Wayne does have some contrasting inspirations (Wayne Graham, Josh Nolan, Nicholas Jamerson, Joe Walsh, Chris Cornell, Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, Waylon Jennings and Blind Melon to name a few).                  Wayne has an indirect style of writing that has distinct meaning yet is easy to form a personal connection with. His broad swath of sound and unique instrumentation can bring silence to the listening room or can make a Wook wear out a pair of dancing boots. Ethan is actively working on his first full length album at Fat Cave Studios titled “Sounds of Home”. No date has been set but you can look for this album to release in the Spring of 2023. 

This weekend will be exciting because we'll get to donate our first bunch of winter hats from our Hot Stove, Warm Welcome drive, as State Senator Jessica Ramos hosts a holiday lunch for newly-arrived families here in Queens. The drive continues, as we'll donate a hat for every hoodie we sell this month in our shop. Obviously, we wanted to get hats in time for this lunch, so we ordered some earlier in the month, and we'll do another order at the end of the month, when there will still be winter to go!By Jesse SpectorSome reads heading into the weekend…It's brutal to have lost both Mike Leach and Grant Wahl in the past week. Posthumous memorials at Channel 6 and from Grant's wife Céline Gounder are each things to read while holding the sadness, while happier memories can be found in Spencer Hall's 2011 boat outing with Leach, and Wahl's introduction of an Ohio teenager named LeBron James to the world.This isn't a read, but an interesting and deep explanation of the impact of Leach's Air Raid offense.I always get a kick out of being reminded that the English soccer club Derby County used to play at The Baseball Ground.As Twitter continues to burn down and the CEO dances about with open cans of gasoline, all are welcome on our Discord.Free buses for NYC? At my day job, we're deep into redesigning the bus network already. Go for it.And back here in Queens, I have been to the Boca Juniors restaurant and I'm glad it survived the past two years and now gets to be the center of Argentina fandom in the city. And glad that they got the shine here from Hell Gate.The Mets signed former Brewers catcher and 2021 All-Star Omar Narváez, which means that someone is leaving because that's too many catchers. In his major league debut, back in 2016, one of the White Sox pitchers Narváez caught was Tommy Kahnle, who's just returned to the Yankees. Kahnle appeared again in Narváez's next game, and then his third game was a Carlos Rodón start… and now Rodón is coming to the Yankees, too. Game number four for Narváez? He caught new Mets starter José Quintana.And then it continues. David Robertson, who made his major league debut at Shea Stadium… …got the save in Narváez's fifth career game, a Rodón start. It took nearly a month, until his eighth game, for Narváez to not catch someone who will be with a New York team next year, unless Chris Sale or Jacob Turner somehow winds up here.As Narváez and all those pitchers get ready to come to (or return to) the Big Apple, old friend Noah Syndergaard returned to Los Angeles, where he's set to become the fifth player in history to appear for the Mets, Angels, Phillies, and Dodgers. He'll join Dick Stuart, Dennis Cook, Dennis Springer, and Bobby Abreu in that oddball club, and be the first to take the New York-Anaheim-Philly-LA path to it.I hadn't realized that Stuart, the man best known for his awesome nickname, Dr. Strangeglove, even played for the Mets, let alone the Angels, Phillies, and Dodgers. I knew him as a Pirates slugger, part of the 1960 World Series team… and I may have known but forgotten that his best season was with the 1963 Red Sox, when he led the American League in total bases and runs batted in.After a less impressive, but still really good (.811 OPS, 33 homers) season in 1964, the Red Sox traded Stuart to the Phillies for Dennis Bennett, himself a future Met in 1967 when the Sox sent him here for Al Yates.And that's when Stuart began the Syndergaard speedrun, playing a replacement-level season with the 1965 Phillies. They traded him to the Mets in February of 1966 for Wayne Graham, Bobby Klaus, and Jimmie Schaffer.Stuart played 31 games as a Met, with one of his four homers coming off 1969 Met Don Cardwell… as well as one off his former Phillies teammate Chris Short. After the Mets released Stuart, he caught on with the Dodgers… and hit his first homer in L.A. off the very same Chris Short.Short was a really good pitcher, but not at the level of the last guy that Stuart tagged for a dinger with the Dodgers, Steve Carlton. After two years with the Taiyo Whales in Japan, where he hit a combined 49 homers, Stuart came back to the States and hit one last tater for the Angels, off Tommy John.In Stuart's rookie season, 1958, he homered off Don Drysdale, Warren Spahn, and Robin Roberts. He took Sandy Koufax deep five times, tied with Cardwell, Johnny Podres, and Stan Williams for his most against any pitcher.Taiyo Whales is a new team name for me… they're now the Yokohama DeNA BayStars, having moved from Kawasaki to Yokohama in 1978 and briefly being the Yokohama Taiyo Whales before doing a Tennessee Oilers kind of thing. They had a pretty cool song, if not Beatles level. (Hope you're enjoying We Can Pod It Out!)The Tennssee Oilers… also had a song.That one isn't just not Beatles level, it's not Shitty Beatles level. 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

Mobile Rolling-Chris Barsby talks all things Harness with Angus Garrard, Wayne Graham and Matt Young.

Mobile Rolling-Chris Barsby talks harness racing with Wayne Graham and Darren Clayton.

Mobile Rolling-Chris Barsby talks all things harness with Nathan Jack, Wayne Graham and Matt Young.

Written, produced, and narrated by Joe Slepski   Special thanks to Matt Plassman and Jeremiah Stafford for creative assistance. Phillip Barnes for his amazing Columbo artwork! Find him on Twitter @PhillipBarnes To Toilet'eel for her loving support in all things.  This is dedicated to Peter Falk, who always gave us just one more great performance.   Featuring an All-Star Cast of amazing actors… Doug Erholtz as Lieutenant Columbo A wildly prolific actor, check out his credits here! Alex Tortora as Sparks Actor/Writer, this is his 3rd time with Joe on Joe Theater! Matt Plassman as Mainframe and Snake Eyes Writer and production genius, Matt has worked extensively on the shows you love. Mike Irizzary as General Hawk That deep voice belongs to the What's on Joe Mind Podcast, subscribe today! Maria Wojciechowski as Scarlett This brilliant comedian deserves your follow on Instagram! VonDexter Montegut II as Doc An actor and APPLE spokesman, he's also our Doc! Wayne Graham as Breaker Just like Breaker, this talented actor is from Gatlinburg! Stephen Jubber as Zartan If you're not already subscribed to our friends at GIJOBURG, you must! Troy Smith as Mutt Friend of the show and great guy! Gary King Jr. as Roadblock Intergalactic Time Wizard, find him on Instagram or his T-Shirt Brand BootyHustlers Rebekah Walendzak as the Commercial Mom She taught me everything about comedy and love, and you can learn from her too! The comedy part, not the other part. Christine Blackburn as the PSA Judge Subscribe right now to The Story Worthy Podcast! This all starts with Christine! And Introducing LilyBella, Jasmine, Johannes, & Nadia as the Commercial Kids These talented kids are also huge G.I. Joe fans and we appreciate them so much! With special guest Shirley Feeney as Junkyard   G.I. JOE and all associated characters are copyright Hasbro   Columbo is copyright Universal Television. Created by William Link and Richard Levinson. Brilliantly portrayed for over 30 years by Peter Falk.   Just one more thing, if this is your first exposure to Columbo, I urge you to seek out more. It is a fabulous series with amazing guest stars, and Peter Falk putting on a master class in acting with every episode.   Thank you so much for listening!

In the final show of the season Bixby Family Head Baseball Coach Jose Cruz, Jr. discusses the series against MTSU and what he wants to see with the growth of the Owls program. He has seen some bright, young players.Sports Information Director Chuck Pool hops on to talk about his day-to-day duties and with the Owls going to Miami, he tells his favorite stories from his days with the Florida Marlins. One involves two iconic names in music.Justin Long and Thomas Burbank relay their stories about how they got to south Main. Justin is getting used to a new position on the field and Thomas has a unique part-time position off the field.Sixth-year pitcher Roel Garcia makes his first appearance on the show a memorable one. He relays the obstacles he's overcome, a Wayne Graham story and his dream to play professional baseball. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bixby Family Head Baseball Coach Jose Cruz Jr talks with J.P. Heath about FAU's sweep of the Owls. He has still noticed some positives lately. He also shares some MLB Opening Day memories. And with Wayne Graham's birthday coming up he recalls some quick stories about #37.First year pitching coach Colter Bostick discuses his unique path to Rice, the new Pitching Lab, and the emergence of Matthew Linskey.Friday night starter Cooper Chandler explains his athletic past and how he ended up on south Main. And second baseman Pierce Gallo talks about the recent switch from shortstop and his financial ambitions after his playing days are over. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Spring practice is in full swing now for Rice Football, so Matt and Carter are back on this week's pod to talk news, including scheduling and Jake Bailey to the Portal, plus the state of the depth chart. Then, friend of the pod and Rice's pan-sports play-by-play polymath JP Heath stops by. He gives us his thoughts on Rice Men's Basketball's season, plus the start of the Jose Cruz Jr. era for Owls baseball. It's buzzer beaters, Wayne Graham stories, and more! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe!

Philip Humber on playing for legendary Rice coach Wayne Graham, being apart of a rotation full of first round picks, struggling with coming back after Tommy John surgery and much more.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/from-phenom-to-the-farm/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Last year’s virtual convention forced us to postpone the Hall of Fame banquet. In order to celebrate the 2021 class we did a series of podcasts with the inductees. We are using Christmas break here to reissue last year’s episodes to once again celebrate the 2021 class. We are so excited for the Chicago convention and to be able to honor the 2021 and 2022 classes at the Hall of Fame banquet on Friday January 7th. We can’t thank all of you enough for your continued trust and support. I hope you all enjoy listening to these legends of the game. In our fifth installment of the ABCA Hall of Fame Podcasts, we speak with Wayne Graham. He coached for 38 seasons between high school, San Jacinto College and Rice University. In 11 seasons at San Jac he won 675 games, had an .875 winning percentage and won five national championships in six seasons. He was named JUCO Coach of the Century by Baseball America. In 1992, he took over a Rice University program which had seven winning seasons and no postseason appearances in 78 years. From 1995-2017, Rice made 23-straight NCAA Regional appearances, seven College World Series appearances and won the national championship in 2003. Graham embodies winning and also balance. He had a keen recruiting eye for finding diamonds in the rough. The ABCA Podcast is presented by Netting Pros. Netting Professionals are improving programs one facility at a time, specializing in the design, fabrication and installation of custom netting for backstops, batting cages, dugouts, bp screens and ball carts. They also design and install digital graphic wall padding windscreen, turf, turf protectors, dugout benches, dugout cubbies and more.

On this episode we take a stroll down memory lane with my good friend Justin Ruchti. This was one of the most fun episodes I have had a chance to conduct in a long time. Justin and I were able to pick back up right where we left off over twenty years ago and seamlessly chop it up. We talk about his College World Series run under Wayne Graham and the Rice Owls as well as life post baseball. It was an honor and pleasure catching back up with Justin and there is tons of gold littered throughout the interview in terms of parenting and youth sports as well. So sit back relax and enjoy this episode of The Be Someone Podcast with Justin Ruchti.

After retiring from professional baseball at age 36, Paul Janish immediately got into coaching. Legendary college baseball coach, Wayne Graham asked Paul to come back to his alma mater (Rice University) and help out. He's been coaching at Rice ever since. In this episode, Paul talks about the transition into coaching, coaching infielders, and some things he learned by playing professional baseball. If you have any questions or future guest recommendations, please email me, jonesbaseballtraining@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gritman lays out the vision for the podcast and defines what it means to be a man of grit. Wayne Graham, one of the greatest college coaches of all time, sits down with Gritman to discuss finding your purpose, recognizing potential, using intuition and analytics, and knowing what to demand from his players. We discuss his baseball career, from playing for Casey Stengel to recruiting Lance Berkman and Roger Clemens. Finally, we hit on the 2003 National Championship and the circumstances surrounding his retirement.

Straight bias here from the Mayor's Office - LANCE BERKMAN SHOULD BE IN THE HALL OF FAME! And Sean makes no bones about it in this interview.   We catch up with The Big Puma who relays some of the most hysterical stories that have ever been told on the Mayor's Office!  From his legendary college coach Wayne Graham once telling him he was a coward in between games of a double-header (in a lovingly way) to God choosing Albert Pujols over him in an NLCS Championship game (not really - but you have to hear the story!).   Lance Berkman breaks down how former players are starting to reshape the way kids should learn baseball the right way.  It's another can't miss episode of The Mayor's Office.   Step inside with Sean Casey & his producer Chinch! 

In our latest Candid Convo, we sat down with Texas coach David Pierce to discuss his program, 2022, Wayne Graham and more.

In this episode, Clay speaks with Lance Berkman. Lance is a 6-time MLB All Star, World Series Champion, Comeback Player of the Year, and member of the Houston Astros Hall of Fame. Lance and Clay explore Lance's journey from start to finish, discuss sharing a laugh with the Obamas, exchange Wayne Graham stories including a humorous recounting of Coach Graham leaving Lance in tears, walk through Home Run Derbies, the 2005 NLCS, World Series, overcoming nerves, never feeling like he arrived, difficult times in NYC, the price of placing your value on success, narrowing your focus and prayer.

Did the Rice Owls make a mistake by skipping over Lance Berkman and hiring Jose Cruz Jr.? Rice Owls Insider Matthew Bartlett (AtTheRoost.com and the Roost Podcast) joins Host Robert Land to look at where the Owls are with their new coach. We ask Bartlett how far the Owls' program has slipped since the legendary Wayne Graham left. Plus, we remember a Rice Owl football icon and NFL Pro Bowler who recently passed away. Subscribe to us on Spotify, Apple, the Google podcast app or the Stitcher app. Email Info@HoustonSportsTalk.net for questions, suggestions or comments. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @HSTPodcast

Feingliedrige und auf subtile und manchmal auch gar nicht so subtile Weise schöne Indie-Countrymusik, manchmal geht es auch in die psychedelische Richtung - das ungeführ ist das Terrain von Wayne Graham, einer Band aus Kentucky. Seit gestern sind Wayne Graham plattenaktuell mit ihrem dritten Album "One Percent Juice" ("1% Juice") unterwegs - also nicht 100 Prozent reiner Saft, sondern nur ein Prozent. Die Brüder Kenny und Hayden Milse wären in diesem Monat auf Bühnen in Deutschland unterwegs – jetzt sind sie stattdessen hier im Weekender auf radioeins zu hören.

In our fifth installment of the ABCA Hall of Fame Podcasts, we speak with Wayne Graham. He coached for 38 seasons between high school, San Jacinto College and Rice University. In 11 seasons at San Jac he won 675 games, had an .875 winning percentage and won five national championships in six seasons. He was named JUCO Coach of the Century by Baseball America. In 1992, he took over a Rice University program which had seven winning seasons and no postseason appearances in 78 years. From 1995-2017, Rice made 23-straight NCAA Regional appearances, seven College World Series appearances and won the national championship in 2003. Graham embodies winning and also balance. He had a keen recruiting eye for finding diamonds in the rough.

In our fifth installment of the ABCA Hall of Fame Podcasts, we speak with Wayne Graham. He coached for 38 seasons between high school, San Jacinto College and Rice University. In 11 seasons at San Jac he won 675 games, had an .875 winning percentage and won five national championships in six seasons. He was named JUCO Coach of the Century by Baseball America. In 1992, he took over a Rice University program which had seven winning seasons and no postseason appearances in 78 years. From 1995-2017, Rice made 23-straight NCAA Regional appearances, seven College World Series appearances and won the national championship in 2003. Graham embodies winning and also balance. He had a keen recruiting eye for finding diamonds in the rough.

In our fifth installment of the ABCA Hall of Fame Podcasts, we speak with Wayne Graham. He coached for 38 seasons between high school, San Jacinto College and Rice University. In 11 seasons at San Jac he won 675 games, had an .875 winning percentage and won five national championships in six seasons. He was named JUCO Coach of the Century by Baseball America. In 1992, he took over a Rice University program which had seven winning seasons and no postseason appearances in 78 years. From 1995-2017, Rice made 23-straight NCAA Regional appearances, seven College World Series appearances and won the national championship in 2003. Graham embodies winning and also balance. He had a keen recruiting eye for finding diamonds in the rough.

Wayne Graham wants you to know one thing. They are a band, not a person. Two brothers who play rock music from the mountains of Kentucky, the band was formed in 2010 between Kenny and Hayden Miles. Wayne Graham is named after the brothers’ grandfathers, and tries to impart a sense of roots while also moving forward into the world.

John Williamson, AKA Swilson, sat down with the Inside the Loop boys to discuss the events in his life that helped propel him to where he is now. John grew up in Houston, Texas where he was submerged in the world of music and sport at an early age. Whether it was about his childhood, baseball or music, he came in strapped with stories. We learned about John's childhood with his older brothers, senior pranks, his days playing for legendary coach Wayne Graham, his first minor league outing and the day his music blew up via Bleacher Report and Barstool. Hope y'all enjoy this one as much as we did.

Episode 11: Big Puma, the 6x All-Star and former infielder/outfielder for the Houston Astros, checks-in with Geoff Blum and Steve Sparks. A fan favorite and huge part of Astro lore, Lance Berkman tells a hilarious story about Hall of Fame teammate Jeff Bagwell, recalls his time with Rice baseball coach Wayne Graham, explains what it’s like calling games from the TV booth and fondly remembers his favorite moment at Minute Maid Park.Share your thoughts and send questions to radio@astros.com or #AstrosRadio

Episode 11: Big Puma, the 6x All-Star and former infielder/outfielder for the Houston Astros, checks-in with Geoff Blum and Steve Sparks. A fan favorite and huge part of Astro lore, Lance Berkman tells a hilarious story about Hall of Fame teammate Jeff Bagwell, recalls his time with Rice baseball coach Wayne Graham, explains what it's like calling games from the TV booth and fondly remembers his favorite moment at Minute Maid Park. Share your thoughts and send questions to radio@astros.com or #AstrosRadio

With Rudy T getting elected to the Naismith Hall of Fame this week, we listen back to our conversation with his old roommate Calvin Murphy (who Tomjanovich selected to present him for induction). Murphy also explains why his teammate Moses Malone was misunderstood and remembers when he found out the Rockets were moving to Houston. Plus, we listen back to a conversation Host Robert Land had with College Baseball Hall of Famer and legendary Rice Owls Manager Wayne Graham, who celebrates his 84th birthday this week. He tells about his time in the majors with Casey Stengel. Email Info@HoustonSportsTalk.net for questions or comments. Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter @HSTPodcast

Live performances from Shovels & Rope, Cris Jacobs, Kelsey Waldon, Wayne Graham, and Tyler Grant & Robin Kessinger. Recorded in Charleston, WV Sunday Oct. 06, 2019. Support provided by Adventures on the Gorge. https://adventuresonthegorge.com/

Je hoort heerlijke muziek Tom T. Hall, Wayne Graham, Nils Lofgren, Nick Lowe en Nick Drake.

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The Music Featured On This Weeks Episode Is From The Following Albums: Flat Tracker – Jewel City Stereo (2018) Wayne Graham – Joy! (2018) Coby Langham & The Citizen Band – Years On The Road (2019) Facebook.com/flattracker304 Waynegraham.co Facebook.com/cobylanghammusic Patreon.com/oldsoulradioshow (Subscribe to show on Apple device) Itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/w.b.-walkers-old-soul-radio/id632683666?mt=2 (Subscribe to show on Android device) Stitcher.com/podcast/wb-walkers-old-soul-radio-show Glen-simpson.com

On this episode of the College Baseball Central Podcast, Joe Healy is joined by J.P. Heath to talk Rice Owls baseball. Among the topics discussed on this episode are how strange it will be to see someone other than Wayne Graham in the Rice dugout, expectations for what a Matt Bragga-led Rice team will look like, and what would have to happen for Rice to be back in the postseason mix in 2019.

May 13, Topics: Rice Owls baseball and Wayne Graham; Prairie View AandM softball and women's basketball; HBCU update; Rockets - Warriors Western Conference Finals; and more...

Wayne talks about Matt Dittman, Connor Teykl, growing up in Houston, his career, playing for Casey Stengel & Gene Mauch, coaching Pettitte & Clemens, his advice for young coaches & much more.

The Music Featured On This Weeks Episode Is From The Following Albums: Wayne Graham – Rapture Drill (2014) Bear Medicine – The Moon Has Been All My Life (2014) Coralee & The Townies – Criminal Pride (2014) Waynegraham.co Bearmedicinemusic.com Coraleeandthetownies.bandcamp.com Coraleeandthetownies.com Glen-simpson.com All music is used with permission.

Jason speaks with Wayne Graham, author of Beginning Facebook Game Apps Development about the process, technical issues and tradeoffs of developing games for the Facebook platform. Following are some links discussed in the show: Open Source Game Engines: - CAAT: http://hyperandroid.github.com/CAAT/ - Crafty: http://craftyjs.com/ - LimeJS: http://www.limejs.com/ - MelonJS: http://www.melonjs.org/ Commercial Game Engines: - Isogenic: http://www.isogenicengine.com/ - ImpactJS: http://impactjs.com/ Comprehensive List of Game Engines: https://github.com/bebraw/jswiki/wiki/Game-Engines