Sacred Grounds hits the road for Episode 9 as Robby and Uncle Paulie recap their trip to Houston, Texas, for Pirates vs. Astros at Daikin Park.

The guys break down Paulie's 27th MLB ballpark, what makes Daikin Park one of the most unique indoor stadiums in baseball, and why the Astros train is even cooler in person than it looks on TV.

This episode also features the show's first on-location interview as Robby and Paulie climb inside the famous Astros train with Bobby Dynamite, the beloved train conductor at Daikin Park. Bobby shares what it's like operating the train above the field, watching World Series games from one of the best seats in baseball, and becoming part of the ballpark experience for generations of Astros fans.

Plus, Paulie tells the very dramatic story of catching a foul ball, Robby shares why this Houston trip meant something extra, and the guys look ahead as Paulie gets closer to completing all 30 MLB ballparks.

NFL analyst, former NFL offensive lineman, and longtime broadcaster Brian Baldinger joins Sacred Grounds for Episode 8.

Baldy sits down with Robby and Uncle Paulie to talk about his baseball roots, his love for storytelling, the difference between broadcasting football and baseball, and the work ethic behind Baldy's Breakdowns. He also shares how he built his career after going undrafted, why preparation still drives everything he does, and what makes live game broadcasting so special.

The conversation also gets into Steelers football, the people behind the game, unforgettable Pat Summerall stories, a wild Manchester United trip, and the time Robby and Baldy accidentally walked into the Pope's Mass in Rome while Robby was wearing a Kermit the Frog shirt.

This episode is full of football, broadcasting, friendship, and the kind of stories only Sacred Grounds can bring out.

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Former Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald joins Sacred Grounds to talk about the behind-the-scenes process of bringing the NFL Draft to Pittsburgh, the transformation of the city, and why sports play such a major role in Pittsburgh's identity.

Rich shares stories about working with the Rooney family, helping save Pittsburgh International Airport, growing up around Pirates baseball, and what makes Pittsburgh sports fans different from anywhere else. From Three Rivers Stadium memories to the future of PNC Park and Pittsburgh development, this episode dives deep into sports, politics, and the pride of being from Western Pennsylvania.

The crew also discusses the Steelers, Pirates, Flyers vs Penguins rivalries, Dan Marino at Central Catholic, the changing role of media and social media in sports, and why Pittsburgh continues to shine on the national stage.

Former MLB pitcher Tony Watson joins the show for Episode 6 to talk about his baseball journey, playing under pressure, Pittsburgh sports culture, and what life looks like after the game.

From clubhouse stories to the mental side of professional sports, Tony shares insights from his years in Major League Baseball and reflects on the moments that shaped his career.

Pittsburgh sports, playoff intensity, and behind-the-scenes baseball stories. This episode has it all.

What does it take to endure the grind of professional hockey and stay grounded through it all?

On this episode of Sacred Grounds, we sit down with former NHL enforcer and broadcaster Jay Caufield to talk about toughness, discipline, and the deeper foundation behind a life in hockey.

Jay shares stories from his playing days, the realities of stepping into one of the toughest roles in the NHL, and how mindset, purpose, and personal values shape success both on and off the ice.

This conversation goes beyond the game, diving into resilience, identity, and what keeps you grounded when the pressure is at its highest.

If you're chasing greatness in any field, this one hits different.

Opening Day isn't just the start of a season. It's a reset, a tradition, and for a lot of fans, the best day of the year.

In Episode 4 of Sacred Grounds, Robby and Uncle Paulie break down what makes Opening Day so special, from childhood memories and sneaking into ballparks, to working games as a TV reporter and seeing the sport from a completely different perspective. They also dive into the evolution of the game, the reality behind being a broadcaster, and why hope is what keeps baseball fans coming back every year.

From wild minor league travel stories to Pittsburgh traditions with friends, this episode is all about what makes baseball more than just a game.

Drop your favorite Opening Day memory in the comments. We want to hear it.

In Episode 3 of Sacred Grounds, we sit down with Pittsburgh meteorologist Mary Ours for a conversation that goes way beyond the weather.

From explaining how weather conditions actually impact baseball games to sharing her journey on social media during COVID, Mary brings a unique perspective that blends science, storytelling, and personality. We also get into Opening Day traditions, what it's like performing in front of a packed stadium, and how she balances her career with being a mom.

This episode is a mix of insight, laughs, and real-life moments that show a different side of both baseball and broadcasting.

What if everything changed… in one day?

This episode of Sacred Grounds tells one of the wildest stories in baseball. The journey of John Bormann, who went from Single-A ball to a Major League at-bat in just a few hours.

No warning. No time to prepare. Just one call… and everything changed.

From racing across Florida to stepping into the batter's box, this is more than just a baseball story. It's about opportunity, timing, and the moments that can shape a life forever.

Welcome to the very first episode of Sacred Grounds featuring Robby & Uncle Paulie. Hosts Robby Incmikoski and Paul Hogan kick off the show by sharing the story behind the Sacred Grounds name, the unforgettable napkin moment that inspired the book, and the deep friendship that brought this podcast to life.

In this debut episode, Robby and Uncle Paulie dive into their love for baseball, ballpark memories, and the stories behind the stories that make the game so special. They are joined by former MLB All Star Josh Harrison, who reflects on his career, his mindset, playing the game the right way, and what made his journey in baseball so memorable.

The episode also features longtime cameraman Danny Corso, who shares incredible behind the scenes stories from working Pirates games, major sporting events, and the 2026 Olympic gold medal hockey game between Team USA and Canada.

If you love baseball, sports storytelling, and authentic conversations that connect generations, this is the perfect way to start your Sacred Grounds journey.

Subscribe now and follow along for more unforgettable stories from the game and the people around it.

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