Keeping the Nostalgia Alive Show!

"Never Underestimate The Heart of A Champion"...Rudy Tomjanovich... I've had some fun doing my interviews, and you all know I love keeping the nostalgia alive, but this was fun, entertaining, and Rudy T didn't disappoint! Please listen, share and enjoy. A huge thank you to Coach Tomjanovich for his time! If you enjoy our work, think about being a patron and donating to our program, you can do so at keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com. We are always looking for guests and we have sponsorship packages. Email us at [email protected]

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Author and Journalist Mark Montieth talks with us for over an hour about basketball, his books, and his love for the game! #34 for the Pike Red Devils! Check out his website https://markmontieth.com and you can get his books at almost any bookstore in Indianapolis.... especially his new one...Reborn The Pacers And The Return Of Pro Basketball to Indianapolis. He has a passion for the game of basketball, he currently is a freelance journalist for the Indiana Pacers. I really enjoyed his knowledge of the game and what he's done to get where he is today! If you love our work you'll check out his website....great interviews with legends of the game from Indiana and only a onetime lifetime fee! He also has copies of Passion Play...A Season with the Purdue Boilermakers and Coach Gene Keady, he'll even sign a copy for you! Contact Mark thru his website!

Is it "We Will Rock You", "Bohemian Rhapsody", "Another One Bites The Dust"? Click, listen, share and enjoy my top three Queen Songs! They might not be your top three, but please share what your top three would be! This is a preview of our new podcast only on Keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com!

Join us as Coach Rex Wells helps to keep the nostalgia alive! Just an amazing interview, not only about the 1957-1958 Springs Valley Black Hawks but about a life in the game of basketball and beyond! The book is outstanding, I would love to see it on the big screen! It's called "The Valley Boys: The Story of the 1958 Springs Valley Black Hawks". In the summer of 1957, the Indiana towns of French Lick and West Baden decided to merge two high schools that had been fierce rivals for decades. It was a decision that did not go over well in those divided communities. W. Timothy Wright weaves the gripping story here, chronicling the events that followed the fateful consolidation of two schools and two basketball teams. But an extraordinary first season slowly revealed the team’s fierce determination to win, and the players became a microcosm of the two towns, teaching its citizens how to come together as one united community. As these ten boys and their coaches embarked on an epic journey, filled with valuable life lessons, they had no idea they were about to record one of the most unforgettable chapters in Indiana high school basketball. The Valley Boys shares a story of a special high school basketball team that came together for an unbelievable, unexpected, and historic season. Click here - Order your copy today!

I got to watch Richie Johnson play while in 6th grade, what an amazing basketball player! It was 1980 at Market Square Arena the New Albany Bulldogs were undefeated going into the championship game against Broad Ripple, of course Broad Ripple won that evening, but I'll never forget watching Richie play. Johnson a 6"8 player who played all 5 positions was an amazing player, he joins us to tell his story of his life in basketball. Check out all of our other interviews @ Keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com. If you enjoy our work, consider donating to help us keep the nostalgia alive @ Hoosierhysteria.net. We also have advertising and sponsorship packages available....Conact us if interested @[email protected]!

Just to sit down and talk about basketball for over an hour is absolutlety the best use of an hour in my opinion! Especially when that hour involves a converstion about playing basketball in Indiana. Floyds Knobs is one of my favorite names from the state of Indiana, John Witten played there under IBHOF Coach - Joe Hinton. John does an outstanding job sharing his memories of the game he played in Indiana and while playing as a Rice University Owl, and beyond! If you enjoy our work and would like to donate or advertise with us please contact us @[email protected]. We also have a new website up and running....Check it out ...Hoosierhysteria.net

Catch this interview, pun intended! 14 years of professional baseball, his life after baseball and his new CD! In April of 1983 my Grandpa Ripma to me to an Indianapolis Indians game, the Indians were playing the Evansville Triplets and I watched Bill Nahorodny hit a Grand Slam Home Run for the Triplets that evening. I've been a friend of his on social media for the last 5 years and thought it was time for an interview! This is my fourth baseball interview, I'm mainly a basketball guy as you all know. This was a fun interview of someone who had a dedicated passion for playing the game of baseball! Great Stories of breaking up Steve Carltons no hitter, his first hit as a pro and when he found his baseball card in K-Mart. Great guy, humble and is a musician also. Bill has a new CD out, "The Ball Yard" They are on sale now! Every album in his first batch will be signed as a collectors album. The album "At the Ball Yard" will be priced at $25. Buy four as gifts and they'll throw in a fifth for free..plus free shipping! Get them now, before the first round sells out. You can send check or money order to:Gayle Nahorondy:5568 W. Grovepark Road, Dunnellon Florida...34433, its a two CD set, the first being his music all about baseball and the 2nd CD is filled with batting tips and a lot of baseball story telling as you've heard on our interview! Most of the proceeds will be donated to Best Charities helping to pay for education and tuitions.

Catch this interview, pun intended! 14 years of professional baseball, his life after baseball and his new CD! In April of 1983 my Grandpa Ripma to me to an Indianapolis Indians game, the Indians were playing the Evansville Triplets and I watched Bill Nahorodny hit a Grand Slam Home Run for the Triplets that evening. I've been a friend of his on social media for the last 5 years and thought it was time for an interview! This is my fourth baseball interview, I'm mainly a basketball guy as you all know. This was a fun interview of someone who had a dedicated passion for playing the game of baseball! Great Stories of breaking up Steve Carltons no hitter, his first hit as a pro and when he found his baseball card in K-Mart. Great guy, humble and is a musician also. Bill has a new CD out, "The Ball Yard" They are on sale now! Every album in his first batch will be signed as a collectors album. The album "At the Ball Yard" will be priced at $25. Buy four as gifts and they'll throw in a fifth for free..plus free shipping! Get them now, before the first round sells out. You can send check or money order to:Gayle Nahorondy:5568 W. Grovepark Road, Dunnellon Florida...34433, its a two CD set, the first being his music all about baseball and the 2nd CD is filled with batting tips and a lot of baseball story telling as you've heard on our interview! Most of the proceeds will be donated to Best Charities helping to pay for education and tuitions.

Recorded Labor Day 2016, Enjoy! If you like our work think about a sponsorship or donation! Contact us at [email protected]! Check out all of our other shows @ Keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com