This week's episode is about my recent Ballpark visit to the following stadiums: Ozing Field (Windy City Thunderbolts), Warner Park (Madison Mallards), Breese-Stevens Field (Forward Madison FC), ABC Supply Stadium (Beloit Sky Carp) and Wrigley Field (Chicago). Along the way my car engine decided to give me some trouble, will it make me back home to Indianapolis, or will have to ride a tow truck the rest of the way home? Find out in this week's episode.

This week's guest is the Director of Broadcasting for the Mankato Moondogs of the Northwoods League. Reese has a lot of experience in the booth serving stings with the Mat-Su Miners of the Alaskan Baseball League and the Elizabethtown River Riders of the Appalachian League. In between that, he has provided play-by-play and color commentary for Bowling Green State University athletics through the Bowling Green Radio Sports Organization. We will be hearing a lot about him in the future, and you can tell your friends that you heard him here first!

My guest this week is John Rackanelli who is an active SABR member and founded the Landmarks Committee and SABR Baseball Map. He shares his baseball experiences along with his work creating a map to include all things baseball.

My guest this week is co-owner of the Louisville Jockeys, Chad Miller. He talks with me about the upcoming season for his team that will see them play at Georgetown College in nearby Georgetown, Kentucky. Miller also shares a few stories of baseball in Louisville, college ballpark trends, and how he hopes to foster a community feel at games this season for his Jockeys.

The Ft. Wayne Mad Ants are moving to Noblesville in 2024 where a brand-new 3,000-plus venue awaits them, but what should they be called? Here are my thoughts, plus when are we getting a summer collegiate ballpark north of Indianapolis? We have, or will, a soccer club, AUDL team, hockey, and basketball in new buildings, but no baseball.

My guest today is Bill Craib, author of the book In League With America: The Story of an Excellent Adventure. It chronicles his 1991 adventure with Sue Essler to every major and minor league ballpark. Bill discusses the people he met, the places he visited, and the memories from all those years ago. He is also not done yet with his baseball travels as he continues to visit many ballparks each summer.

My guest this week is Mike Trippy who is the host of the ChiDog Fool Fancast on his YouTube Channel. He talks with me about how he became a fan of the Chicago Dogs a few years ago and how his passion for his team turned into a season-ticket holder who now features podcast episodes.

My guest today is Cassidy Koch, the Director of Entertainment & Community Engagement of the Vermont Lake Monsters of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League.

This week I record solo and talk about the trials and tribulations of getting guests on the show and the void it could fill at times. It made me question how much longer I could host the show and bring on guests in a weekly manner. However, I run down a few guests that will appear in the coming weeks and talk about three college ballparks I visited in Kentucky last week. It's a short, but sweet episode this week.

My guest this week is the Broadcasting & Media Relations Manager of the Ft. Wayne TinCaps, John Nolan. We have a discussion on all the new promotions this year at Parkview Field along with concession items, new jerseys, and everything else that is TinCaps baseball.