
Word to the Weisman
Lately, it's mainly me rambling. Before, iInterviews by Jon Weisman, creator of Dodger Thoughts and author of Brothers in Arms: Koufax, Kershaw, and the Dodgers' Extraordinary Pitching Tradition.
Episodes
9 episodes
Eve of the Playoffs
Hey - I'm recording from indoors! Inside of 24 hours before the 2022 Dodgers' first playoff game, I lay down some tracks -- well, thoughts, anyway -- looking at the team's strengths and weaknesses and of course, all the potential fan joy ...
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Episode 9
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46:33

Journeys
We start off by talking about the Dodgers' ridiculous start, then segue into the topic of journeys, relating to both baseball and the personal. Plus, a celebration of Melissa Villaseñor's Instagram account and an inadequate nod to the impact on...
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Episode 8
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21:44

Background Noise
After two years, finally loading up a new podcast, in which I update you on all that's been going on. Hope you embrace the background noise, literally (including the click click click of Clyde's claws on the sidewalk) and figuratively.
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Episode 7
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34:35

Micah Johnson
An interview with former Dodger and current artist Micah Johnson, who talks about his journey from baseball to art, and how that plays into his thoughts about the times we are living in.
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Episode 6
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36:51

Morning Walk
I decided somewhat on the spur of the moment to share some of the thoughts I had on an early morning walk (during the walk itself, so excuse the audio quality) – including why, while I love baseball, I don't particularly miss it right now. We a...
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Episode 5
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17:21

Wally Weisman
In this special interview, I talk to my father, born in 1935 Chicago, about his experiences as a young sports fan in the 1940s, '50s and '60s. From Bronko Nagurski to Sandy Koufax, with a little bit of Citizen Kane thrown in for good measure, t...
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Episode 4
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50:19

Charlie Hough
Drafted by the Dodgers as an infielder/pitcher, Charlie Hough was headed for a quick demise until he discovered the knuckleball. Instead, he pitched in the majors until he was 46 and spent a lifetime in baseball. Enjoy his memories about his ca...
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Episode 3
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34:24
