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New monthly segment kicks off looking at British baseball history by month.
This episode wouldnt be possible without pioneers such as Josh Chetwynd, Harvey Sahker, Joe Gray, Gabriel Fidler and many more.
you can buy Josh Chetwynds - Baseball in Europe here - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Baseball-Europe-Country-History/dp/0786437243
Harvey Sahkers - the Blokes of Summer - https://www.lulu.com/shop/harvey-sahker/the-blokes-of-summer/ebook/product-18599563.html?page=1&pageSize=4
Project Cobb - http://www.projectcobb.org.uk/
and of course, please check out the incredible work at @extrainningsUK - https://extrainningsbaseball.wordpress.com/
and if you can support the podcast, please head to https://www.buymeacoffee.com/britbaseballpod
thank you as always for your continued support.
Big up and lots of love to all those involved in making season 1 so incredible and an amazing journey, feel privilaged to have met and spoken to so many amazing people out there in the british baseball community and across the globe. Im already planning and preparing for 2021 and i cannot wait for you to be a part of it
"that game you played on 2nd base in a duffle coat wasnt your best" for the season finale(ish) Matt is joined by former guests and fellow podcasters in Ian Blease, John McKellar, Ian Rudd, Earl Dix, Charlie Batho and Tim French as they chat about their season or lack of one, what will bring them back in 2021 and some fun "round the table" chat about British Baseball. thanks for all the support this year, looking forward to 2021 already
I had the pleasure of meeting Richard at the Battle for Britain event in September 2020 and he told me the story of how the Essex Arrows was formed by his dad and the stories of the contents of the club house, so i invited him on to the show to talk some more and he doesn't disappoint.
Richard takes us on a journey through his baseball upbringing, playing in America and across Europe with Great Britain, plus just as he made his baseball debut at an early age, his little one makes an appearance on the podcast.
like father like son :)
I've been extremely privileged to speak to some amazing artists and creators during this project of the Negro League fundraiser, my guest tonight is no exception, Graig Kreindler is an extremely talented artist who has produced some stunning work on baseball cards and you have to see his panoramic and....well, go see for yourself at www.graigkreindler.com and check out his instagram and twitter @graigkreindler we chat about the role of baseball in his life, why he does what he does, his influences and what the Negro Leagues mean to him and the Athletes from that era. you dont want to miss thins one
'Join us at the buffet of Knowledge'. Andy Browns work is nothing short of amazing, he is probably best know for his work painting Baseball Stadiums live at the ball parks. At the time of this writing, i own 5 or 6 pieces of his work, including an original that i got for my 40th, so you can imagine i was extremely excited to have my friend back on the show (he's been a guest before, you can find his episode where ever you get your podcast or by this link - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/british-baseball-podcast/id1493864870 In this chat we discuss his art hut, his style of work and his involvement in the Negro League Baseball fundraiser and what these amazing athletes and league mean to him. Check out his YouTube Channel here to see his research with Sabr Analysts who are helping to help us make a decision on who to vote for in his poll. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCITkpNzGCf_6fNOJhHj06yg www.andybrownstadiums.com don't forget to check out the Nergo Baseball League Museum page on twitter @NLBMart and also head over to www.dugoutclassics.com to get your ticket to win an amazing price, proceeds going to the Negro League Baseball Museum and tickets are £5
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