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Gaze At the National Parks75 - The Highline Trail: The Way Out- Glacier National ParkIn the first of two episodes on the The Highline Trail, Mike and Dusty hike the Highline in Glacier National Park from Logan Pass to the juncture of the Grennell Glacier Overlook Trail.For more of our episodes on hikes in this and other National Parks, click here. To browse through our entire Library of hiking trail episodes, Trail Mix episodes, interviews, and more, visit our Episode Finder.Website: GazeAtTheNationalParks.comInstagram: @GazeAtTheNationalParksFacebook: Gaze at the National Parks#gazeatthenationalparks#hikeearlyhikeoften#adventureisoutthere
2022-03-2146 min
The 27th InningThe 27th Inning Season 2 TrailerListen to some clips from the first season of The 27th Inning, as Season 2 begins on Jan. 26 with new episodes out every Wednesday.
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2022-01-2302 minThe 27th InningTom and Gina Satriano: Father Catcher Daughter PitcherTom Satriano was a catcher for the Los Angeles Angels. Gina Satriano was a pitcher for the Colorado Silver Bullets women's professional baseball team. On this week's episode of The 27th Inning, you'll hear from the father-daughter baseball duo, as they share their thoughts on each others professional careers, memories of some of the notable players they interacted with over the years, Tom's thoughts on the Angels today and the USC Trojans, and Gina's work with the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
2021-11-071h 09The 27th InningMark Gubicza: The Philadelphia Kid That Became Kansas City RoyaltyFor 14 years, Mark Gubicza did one thing — pitch in Major League Baseball. On today's episode, the 1985 World Series champion and current Los Angeles Angels broadcaster joins us to talk about his career with the Royals, memories of friends and teammates, and the interactions he's had with fans, as well as giving his thoughts on the Angels' 2021 season and the 2021 playoffs.
2021-10-2842 minThe 27th InningScott Bradley: West Coast Catcher, East Coast CoachHe grew up in New Jersey and was drafted by the New York Yankees, but former catcher Scott Bradley would spend the majority of his career playing for the Seattle Mariners. In this week's episode, Bradley talks about being drafted by the Yankees, his memories of former teammates and coaches, what it was like playing in the Kingdome and catching Randy Johnson's first no-hitter. On the verge of entering his 25th season as the Princeton Tigers head coach, Bradley also talks about his coaching career and what he does to help develop his players.
2021-10-1650 minThe 27th InningJerry Crasnick: Banned From the Dining Room Because of a Saint BernardFormer Cincinnati Post and ESPN writer Jerry Crasnick joins the show this week to talk about his career writing about Major League Baseball. He shares stories from his beginnings covering Boston sports, to his time in Cincinnati where he wrote about Pete Rose's gambling suspension, the 1990 World Series and Marge Schott's Saint Bernard, and his time at ESPN and new career with the MLB Players Association. Along the way he also offers advice for those who dream of entering the field of sports journalism and shares some of his favorite stories that he's written.
2021-10-0639 minThe 27th InningLandon Powell: Overcoming Injuries to Catch PerfectionOn May 9, 2010, Landon Powell became one of 22 men in Major League Baseball history to catch a perfect game. But before he reached that moment, a minor league career plagued with injuries threatened to keep him from ever appearing in a major league game. On this week's episode of The 27th Inning, Powell joins the show to talk about his journey to overcome several major leg injuries that threatened his career. Along the way, you'll hear his memories of playing in the College World Series with South Carolina, his thoughts on being a part of baseball history, and his work...
2021-09-3050 minThe 27th InningBrent Lillibridge: The Washington Wild CardFormer utility player Brent Lillibridge played at every position except for catcher and pitcher during his six-year career in the majors. In today's episode, you'll hear his thoughts on what it was like bouncing from position to position, the work he had to put into his game in order to have a successful major league career, and the love he has for teaching and training future baseball players with BASE by Pros Academy.
2021-09-2251 minThe 27th InningBONUS: Memories on Roberto Clemente DayToday, September 15, 2021, Major League Baseball once again celebrates Roberto Clemente Day. On today's bonus episode of The 27th Inning, you'll hear from former Mets first baseman Ed Kranepool, Mets outfielder Art Shamsky and Pirates pitcher/outfielder Dick Hall, as they share their memories of Roberto Clemente. To honor Clemente's legacy today and to help make a difference to those in need, please consider making a $21 donation to the Roberto Clemente Foundation. You can learn more about their work and how to donate at robertoclementefoundation.com
2021-09-1508 minThe 27th InningEd Kranepool: A Mets Legend From the BronxNew York Mets first baseman Ed Kranepool joins the show this week to talk about his 18-year career with the New York Mets. A member of the inaugural 1962 squad, Kranepool shares his memories of the early years of Mets baseball, as well as his thoughts on the impact that Gil Hodges had on the team as manager during their World Series championship season in 1969. You'll also hear in this episode his thoughts on the game today, and his appreciation towards the New York fans.
2021-09-1529 minThe 27th InningLary Sorensen: From All Star to Addiction to RedemptionAn 11-year veteran of Major League Baseball, former Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Lary Sorensen joins the show this week to talk about his career on the mound, his memories of pitching in the 1978 All Star Game, his struggles with alcoholism and journey to sobriety, and his work now with F5 Sports Inc. and pitchLogic.
2021-09-0937 minThe 27th InningChris Shelton: Homers and High School BaseballFormer Detroit Tigers first baseman Chris Shelton joins the show this week to talk about his career in Major League Baseball and the triumphs and disappointments he faced. You'll hear him talk about the red-hot start he got off to in the beginning of the 2006 season, the impact of his demotion to Triple-A in 2007, and his love for coaching high school baseball.
2021-09-0229 minThe 27th InningDr. Raymond Doswell: Preserving the History of the Negro LeaguesOn today's episode of The 27th Inning, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum Vice President and Curator Dr. Raymond Doswell joins the show to talk about the history of the Negro Leagues and some of its notable figures — including former players like Josh Gibson and Buck O'Neill, the work of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and the recent elevation of several Negro Leagues to major league status.
To commemorate the 101 year anniversary of the Negro National League, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum is trying to raise $101,000 to help continue their efforts to expand and preserve the many stories of th...
2021-08-2649 minThe 27th InningMark Wohlers: Closing World Series and Real Estate DealsFormer Atlanta Braves closer and 1995 World Series champion Mark Wohlers joins the show this week to talk about his career with Atlanta, what it was like to win the World Series, his memories of some of his former teammates and coaches, and how he ended up getting into his new career in real estate.
2021-08-1151 minThe 27th InningArt Shamsky: A Miracle Mets MasherFormer Cincinnati Reds and New York Mets outfielder Art Shamsky joins The 27th Inning this week to talk about his memories of playing for the Reds, joining the Mets and becoming a key part of the 1969 "Miracle Mets" World Series Championship team, and his thoughts on the state of the game today.
2021-08-051h 02The 27th InningFred Claire: Winning the World Series and the Fight Against CancerFormer Los Angeles Dodgers General Manager Fred Claire comes on the show this week to talk about his journey from growing up as a Reds fan, to becoming the general manager of the Dodgers, to helping build the 1988 World Series championship team. During this hour-long conversation Claire talks in depth about several of the notable transactions he was involved in throughout his career and his memories of friends that he made during his time in the Dodgers organization. Now, he works to help promote the work of City of Hope after the staff and workers there helped him through...
2021-07-291h 04The 27th InningFrank White: Royals Legend Making a Difference In His CommunityOn this episode of The 27th Inning, Kansas City Royals Hall of Fame second baseman Frank White joins the show to talk about his 18-year playing career with the Royals, including his love of playing defense, memories of winning the 1980 ALCS MVP award and winning the World Series in 1985, what it means to him to see the recognition he has received from the team, and the work he does now as the County Executive of Jackson County, Missouri.
2021-07-2240 minThe 27th InningMike Moore: From Oklahoma to Seattle to the World SeriesThe No. 1 overall pick in the 1981 Draft, former Seattle Mariners pitcher Mike Moore talks about his memories of being drafted, making the transition from playing in Oklahoma to playing in Seattle, and winning the World Series with the Oakland Athletics in 1989. You'll also hear him talk about his memories of the Loma Prieta earthquake that brought the 89 World Series to a halt, what it was like playing for Tony La Russa in Oakland, and his life now as a volunteer baseball coach for Lookeba-Sickles High School.
2021-07-1431 minThe 27th InningBONUS: Draft Day MemoriesOn the final day of the 2021 MLB Draft, listen to this compilation of former players as they talk about their memories of being drafted by a Major League Baseball franchise. In this bonus episode, you'll hear from: Mike Moore (1981 Rd 1), Lary Sorensen (1976 Rd 8), Landon Powell (2004 Rd 1), Chris Shelton (2001 Rd 33), Brent Lillibridge (2005 Rd 4), Scott Bradley (1981 Rd 3), Mark Wohlers (1988 Rd 8), Bronson Arroyo (1995 Rd 3), Bret Saberhagen (1982 Rd 19), Jerry Reuss (1967 Rd 2), Benny Agbayani (1993 Rd 30) and Lyle Overbay (1999 Rd 18)
2021-07-1320 minThe 27th InningIla Borders: Baseball Trailblazer Turned Fire FighterFormer pitcher Ila Borders comes on the show in this week's episode to talk about her journey as one of the first women to play in men's professional baseball. She recounts the challenges that she faced and the triumphs that she achieved over her career playing in college — where she earned fame as the first woman to both win a collegiate baseball game and earn a baseball scholarship — and her career playing in independent league baseball with the St. Paul Saints, Duluth-Superior Dukes, Madison Black Wolf and Zion Pioneerz. She now enjoys her second career as a firefighter, where she...
2021-07-0727 min
The 27th InningLegends of the Game: Pitcher and Outfielder Dick HallIn the first installment of the Legends of the Game bonus series, you'll hear from former pitcher and outfielder Dick Hall, who spent 19 years in MLB playing for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Kansas City Athletics, Philadelphia Phillies and Baltimore Orioles. Over the course of this episode, Hall will recount stories ranging from his first experiences playing baseball as a child, to being signed by the Pirates, to playing in Mexico to winning the World Series in Baltimore in 1970. Along the way, you'll also hear his memories of his former teammate Roberto Clemente, as well as the experiences that helped improve...
2021-07-0639 minThe 27th InningJames Vilade: In Search of the Baseball Stars of TomorrowLongtime NCAA coach and former Miami Marlins scout James Vilade joins the show this week to talk about some of the highlights of his coaching career, what he looks for when scouting players and what fans can be looking for as well when they're watching the game. He also gives us a quick scouting report on his son — Colorado Rockies prospect Ryan Vilade — and talks about the work being done by The Keeper of the Game Foundation, which he started back in 2014. Make sure to check out keeperofthegame.org to see how you can help make a difference today.
2021-06-3024 minThe 27th InningTommy John and Tommy John III: A Revolution in BaseballFor the first time on The 27th Inning, you'll hear from two guests in this episode: Tommy John III — the author of Minimize Injury, Maximize Performance: A Sports Parent's Survival Guide — and his father, four-time All-Star pitcher Tommy John. First, listen to Tommy John III (1:58) talk about his own playing career, how he got into the world of sports rehabilitation, and his thoughts on both the surgery that prolonged his father's career, and the rising trend of significant sports-related injuries affecting children. Then, former White Sox, Dodgers and Yankees pitcher Tommy John (33:14) speaks on his career and some of its...
2021-06-241h 15The 27th InningGary Darling: Making the Call at the Plate and a Difference for ChildrenFormer MLB umpire Gary Darling talks about how he got into umpiring, some of the moments from his career, his thoughts on the potential use of "robo-umpires", and the work being done by UMPS CARE charities.
For today's episode, we're promoting UMPS CARE charities and their upcoming virtual event on Saturday, June 19, 2021 — Father's Day Steaks and Stories. As of June 15, they have raised $340 of their $1,000 goal for the event. For more information on this event or how to make a donation, check out their website at umpscare.com.
2021-06-1634 minThe 27th InningBronson Arroyo: A High-Kicking, Guitar-Strumming World Series ChampionIn the longest episode yet of The 27th Inning, longtime Cincinnati Reds pitcher and 2004 World Series champion Bronson Arroyo talks about memories from his career, being a part of the Boston Red Sox team that broke the Curse of the Bambino, the importance of music in his life, and his thoughts on the issue of foreign substances being used by pitchers, as well as the possibility of the designated hitter rule being expanded into the National League.
2021-06-101h 08The 27th InningBret Saberhagen: Striking Out Batters and Medical DebtTwo-time Cy Young Award winner and 1985 World Series MVP Bret Saberhagen talks about his 16-year career in Major League Baseball, his success with the Kansas City Royals, and the work being done with his charity: SabesWings. Check out SabesWings.com to learn how you can help fight Medical Financial Toxicity, as find more information about their First Annual Strike Out Event: SabesWings presents Sips, Songs, Swing, Savor, which will take place in Paso Robles, California from September 19-20, 2021.
2021-06-0240 minThe 27th InningJerry Reuss: Eight Teams, Four Decades, Two All-Star Games, One World Series RingTwo-time All-Star and 1981 World Series champion Jerry Reuss talks about his pitching career that saw him play from 1969 to 1990 for eight different teams — most notably the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
2021-05-2733 minThe 27th InningBenny Agbayani: Saying Aloha to the Big AppleFormer New York Mets outfielder Benny Agbayani talks about his journey from Hawaii to playing in New York, his 2000 season in which he etched his mark in the memories of Mets fans, his career playing in Japan and what he has been doing since retiring from the game.
2021-05-1926 minThe 27th InningLyle Overbay: The Doubles-Hitting MachineIn the first episode of The 27th Inning, long time MLB first baseman Lyle Overbay discusses his career, as well as memories of his major league debut, his experience with fans in Milwaukee, being on the field when Hall of Fame pitcher Mariano Rivera threw his final pitch, and his new career coaching high school baseball.
2021-05-1346 minThe 27th InningThe 27th Inning: IntroductionA quick overview of the show and what to expect going forward.
2021-05-1302 min
The Bread LineRichard Burr investigated by FBI, Senate Republicans investigate Biden, and mental health.Good mornin’ friends! Ready for casual Friday? Dunno what that means anymore either, but hey, we’re doin’ this:* Senator Bill Burr is being investigated by the FBI: due to an inquiry of claims that he took advantage of a private coronavirus briefing to dump his stocks before they dived.* Senate Republicans are trying to find out about Biden’s role in “unmasking” Michael Flynn: and if that sounds like it’s just a distraction and an attempt to smear a political enemy, you may be onto something!* The U.N. is warning of how severe...
2020-05-1506 min
Rat Salad ReviewThe Right Opinon: Heroes and Zeroes (Minimal COVID Talk)This episode:
HEROES
-Thanks to everyone on the frontlines.
-Kayleigh McEnany bitch-slaps the enemy of the media.
-The bird who had enough of Joe Biden’s bullshit
-Shelley Luther: Salon owner / American patriot
-Richard Grennell
Byron York's Daily Memo: EXCLUSIVE - DNI to Schiff: The transcripts are ready to release
READ: Newly released Russia probe transcripts from the House Intelligence Committee
-Michael Flynn exonerated
-Thanks to all involved
-More to come on the targeting of Flynn
-His grandson bringing some hope for the future.
ZEROES
-John Pavlovitz
No, White MAGA Friend—You Weren't "Embarrassed" by Barack Obama
-Politico, particularly David Wertime
‘Not...
2020-05-111h 28
The Right OpinionThe Right Opinion: Heroes and Zeroes (Minimal COVID Talk)The Right Opinion: Heroes and Zeroes (Minimal COVID Talk) This episode: HEROES -Thanks to everyone on the frontlines. -Kayleigh McEnany bitch-slaps the enemy of the media. -The bird who had enough of Joe Biden’s bullshit -Shelley Luther: Salon owner / American patriot-Rich...
2020-05-101h 28