Bob speaks with Perry Barber, a remarkable and witty woman. She is an umpire, a musician.... the opening act for Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, and Hall & Oates back in the day. She is also a former "Jeopardy" champion, and the recipient of the Dorothy Mills Lifetime Achievement Award. Best of all, she flawlessly explains the "Infield Fly".

Bob joins with Jeff Idelson and Jean Fruth as they travel along historic Route 66 in search of the "Grassroots of Baseball". Enjoy a conversation about their next endeavor, "Grassroots: Women in Baseball"!

For this episode, Bob has a conversation with Kirk McKnight, the author of newly revised version of his book, "The Voices of Baseball: The Game's Greatest Broadcasters Reflect on America's Pastime", which has just come out this past April, 2023. Join them as they discuss America's greatest game, and become familiar with the artists who paint portraits of the game with words.

For this episode, Bob speaks with Kelly Candaele, the brother of Casey, a former MLB player and son of Helen, a former All-American Girl's Professional Baseball League player. It was Kelly's documentary of the same name that caught Penny Marshall's eye, and the iconic #1 baseball film of all time was born... "A League of Their Own".

"America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It's been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt, and erased again. But baseball has marked time." - Field of Dreams

Change has come to the MLB this year. Join Bob and his friend, former major league umpire Al Clark, as they discuss the recent new rule changes.

Bob reaches into the archives of past interviews for this June 22nd, 2014 talk with Steve Blass, former pitcher and broadcaster, and a 1971World Series hero. Steve discusses some of his baseball influences, like his dad, Bob Whalen (the scout who signed him), former teammates Bob Friend and Jim Bunning, and broadcaster Greg Brown.

Pull up your favorite chair and meet the prolific author Peter Golenbock. He has penned 48 books so far, both sports and non-sports. He has 7 NY Times best sellers to his credit. He's been meeting baseball icons since the day he met Jackie Robinson when he was 10 years old. Join him at "The Bronx Zoo" and listen with him to the "Whispers of the Gods".

For this episode, Bob's guest is former MLB pitcher Randy Lerch. Randy was signed out of Cordova H.S. and debuted for the Phillies in 1975. He pitched for 11 seasons for the Phillies, Brewers, Expos, and Giants. Randy was a member of the 1980 World Series Champion Phillies, has been inducted into the Reading Baseball Hall of Fame, and Sacramento Sports Hall of Fame. In 2019 he released his inspiration memoir "God in the Bullpen".

For this episode, Bob dips into the archives for a conversation he had with Dan Duquette in March 4th, 2020. Dan was a general manager with The Montreal Expos, Boston Red Sox, and Baltimore Orioles. Early in his career he scouted for the Milwaukee Brewers. Dan discusses notable players that he was fortunate to scout and sign up.

Bob speaks with his long time friend Bruce Markusen, who is an an award winning baseball author, as well as a manager at the Baseball Hall of Fame. They share a passion for baseball card collecting, as well as players they've both previously interviewed. Bruce also shares recommendations for how to tour the museum... simply a baseball fan who happens to work at baseball's shrine!