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Veteran TV and Radio critic John Kiesewetter, author of a Joe Nuxhall biography, joins the show. John talks about Joe's career as a pitcher and broadcaster- over 60 years - and how many people forget about Joe's outstanding playing career after persevering for eight years in the minors after his debut as a 15 year old. 

John brings an interesting perspective about baseball, ballparks around the country and Reds fandom.

The conversation revolves around the guest, John Kiesewetter, who is a lifelong Reds fan and has covered Cincinnati's media scene for over 35 years. They discuss John's love for the Reds, his favorite players, and his book about Joe Nuxhall. They also touch on the history of Reds announcers and the changes in broadcasting over the years. The trio discusses the bond between broadcasters and fans, the changing landscape of baseball broadcasting, and the legacy of Marty Brennaman and Joe Nuxhall. The guests discuss the possibility of developing a similar bond with current broadcasters, the impact of radio broadcasting on fan connection, and the changing dynamics of television broadcasting. 

They also touch on the importance of honesty and analysis in broadcasting, the experience of watching the Reds in different cities, and the author's book.. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the current state of the Reds and the value of trades made by the team.