The Cubs have not always trained in Mesa, Arizona.  On this episode, Michael talks about the Cubs training on Catalina Island. 

In June of 1989, the Chicago Cubs had the 8th pick overall and selected high schooler, Earl Cunningham.  On this episode, you will hear about Cunningham's career trajectory.  

On this episode, you'll learn about long-time Cubs clubhouse manager, Yosh Kawano.  Yosh worked for the Cubs for 73 years.

On this episode, we talk about the first MLB player from Puerto Rico, Chicago Cubs pitcher, Hiram Bithorn.  

Let's be fair, throughout history, the Cubs haven't had a lot of truly important walk-off home runs late in the season.  On this episode, you will hear about the home run that catapulted the Cubs into the 1938 postseason and was worthy of a ticker-tape parade.  

Nicknames have been part of baseball from the beginning. On this episode, we talk about some historic Cubs nicknames and share our thoughts on current player nicknames.  

In the 1960's, the Chicago Cubs implemented a unique managing technique, the College of Coaches.  Listen to this episode to hear what they tried, and how it went over.  

We start our second season of this podcast with a topic that nearly all Cubs fans are familiar with, our hatred of the St. Louis Cardinals.  

Michael from Galesburg takes the reigns on this episode.  He has had this topic in mind for an episode since we started the podcast.  Michael has a special kind of hatred for the Cardinals, and he lays out all of their transgressions in this episode. 

On this episode, we share some thoughts on the 30 for 30 Podcast episode on the lights at Wrigley.  

On this episode, you will learn about the most famous Cubs "ball-girl", Marla Collins.