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After a full 162 regular season gauntlet, the World Series is finally here! Our co-hosts briefly breakdown the NLCS & ALCS and recap the respective journeys that the Atlanta Braves & Houston Astros had to make to end up in this year's Fall Classic!  They cap it off by giving their breakdown and predictions, which are sure to be scrutinized.

The postseason is heating up, and our co-hosts give a breakdown on what all has transpired and give an update on the ongoing ALCS & NLCS. They also cover breaking baseball news such as MLB providing housing for all MiLB players starting in 2022, and MLB's announcement of a new nationwide video streaming service.

In this episode, our co-hosts take the show LIVE at Steam Theory Brewing Company in West Dallas. There they give an update to the postseason baseball action happening in the ALDS & NLDS. They then bring on the co-owner of the brewery, Chuck Homola, to talk about his special fandom of the Chicago Cubs. Chuck then tells the story of how Steam Theory Brewing came into fruition, including how former Bachelor/Bachelorette host Chris Harrison became an investor of the company. The show caps out with a live addition of Pour & Score where Chuck Homala provides four of his beers for our co-hosts to try, and they bring on a very special guest from the audience to join this segment.

In this episode our co-hosts celebrate the ending of a full regular season by chronicling a dramatic game 162 that was filled with chaotic possibilities! They also breakdown the landscape of this year's MLB postseason and give their predictions for how it will progress, as well as who will win the various individual awards.

This week's episode includes an EXTRA special guest on the show. This man is the FIRST EVER fellow baseball content creator that's been interviewed on this podcast, and his name is Isaac Aaron. Isaac is the creator of an up and coming baseball YouTube channel called iTalk Studios, where he regularly posts, as he puts it, “baseball content that you never knew you needed, from news, to stories, analysis, & more”. He’s been posting videos since July of 2020, currently has 27k subscribers on YouTube, and has accumulated over 8.6M total views so far!  In this episode, you’ll hear Isaac’s backstory on how he became a baseball fan, as well as how he developed his concept and vision for iTalk Studios. They also discuss current baseball topics such as the way the season has unfolded, touchy topics such as the Astros cheating scandal, Isaac’s perspective on how MLB can broaden its popularity, and many more topics.

In this episode, our co-hosts give another MLB season update in which they cover many topics including the following:

Plus, they answer your mailbag questions as well as preview next week's episode which consists of an interview with an up-and-coming baseball Youtuber!

Pour & Score drinks: George T. Stagg Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (from Buffalo Trace Distillery) &  Daddy's Juice Box Double IPA (from True Vine Brewing Co.)

In this episode, our co-hosts conduct their first ever in-person interview with one of Travis' friends named Lance Harvey. Lance grew up developing a strong interest in baseball through card collecting and playing baseball, which he still does recreationally to this day. His life however took a drastic shift after he experienced life-threatening medical emergencies in both 2011 & 2016. After these experiences, he had an awakening and realized that life is too short to not live it to the fullest. It was then that Lance decided to embark on a journey to see a game at all 30 MLB ballparks, which he's currently a third of the way through. They talk about his experiences going to all these ballparks, along with Lance's perspective on the current state of the game.

In this episode, our co-hosts give another MLB season update in which they cover many topics including the following:

Pour & Score drink: Busy Body Blonde Lager (from Bitter Sisters Brewing Co.)

In this episode, our co-hosts interview a die-hard Dodgers fan named Scott Jarvis, who spends the first part of this interview recounting his experience growing up in the glory days of California baseball, where Los Angeles residents were entertained by a consistent Dodgers lineup and the legendary vocal prowess of Vin Scully & Jerry Doggett. Scott takes our co-hosts on a trip down memory lane to a time where baseball was truly popular in America, and was prominent in its culture.  He also talks about his experiences going to a vast amount of baseball’s greatest stadiums and landmarks. From Fenway Park, Wrigley Field, Yankee Stadium, Cooperstown itself, and many more awesome venues. They all spend the tail end of the interview as they usually do by reflecting on baseball’s current state, and believe it or not we address the Astros cheating scandal from Scott’s perspective. Being a Dodger fan, his take on the situation is highly entertaining for sure.

In this episode, our co-hosts interview a man who Barret met during his time at Texas Tech University by the name of Glen Morrison (@glenmorrison2). Glen tells his story of growing up and playing baseball in the Irving, Texas area, such as playing in the little league world series and perhaps being the only person in history to "tomahawk chop" a ball over the fence. He goes on to try to pursue his dreams of playing at the D1 college level, but this journey takes a devastating twist as you'll hear in this episode. His story is then transformed into not just simply chasing a dream, but learning how to overcome adversity and testing his willpower to its absolute limit.  Glen’s ingrained sense of grit and determination shined through that time period, even when his relationship with baseball changed. Nowadays his love for the game lives on as he currently coaches high school baseball, instilling the many lessons he’s learned to the next generation of baseball athletes. His plethora of experience is eye-opening, and his traditional perspective on baseball is truly unique for someone his age as we spend the tail end of this interview talking about the current state of the game.