Known as the Famous San Diego Chicken, Ted Giannoulas revolutionized "in-game" entertainment with his clever comedy routines! Beginning in the 1970s, dressed in a giant yellow chicken suit, Ted's antics revitalized attendance in San Diego and led to other teams introducing mascots to entertain fans. He was the first, is still the best and he shares with us his zany laugh-filled career. Don't miss out...it's a crack up listen!

Award-winning author, Jason Turbow, shares a conversation with host and former Dodgers photographer, Rich Kee. They discuss the 1981 Dodger championship season in where Turbow chronicles in his book, "They Bled Blue," a season that Turbow poignantly describes as "Fernandomania, strike-season mayhem, and the weirdest championship baseball had ever seen.

Gillian Larson inspires. Listen to her story at your own risk. Be prepared to want to take on this zany world of ours with a new refreshed attitude. We discuss her experience on CBS's Survivor and more importantly what that led to. It led to an ongoing mission of support for those impacted by cancer. You will enjoy the listen...and yes, you will be inspired.

Jerry Reuss shares with us an inside perspective of his MLB career of twenty-two years. Insight into his 1980 no-hitter against the San Francisco Giants in 1980 and becoming a World Series champion as a Dodger in 1981. Join us for a memorable conversation.

In his 22 years with the San Diego Padres, Andy Strasberg established himself as one of the sports world's most innovative marketers.  We discuss his amazing friendship with Roger Maris and sport's greatest mascot, San Diego's Famous Chicken. Join us for a memorable conversation with a special individual...Andy Strasberg. 

Former Los Angeles Dodger GM, Fred Claire, sits down with Rich Kee to share his storied career with the Dodgers to his present day battle against cancer. You will be taken behind the scenes to learn the anatomy of major baseball trades, memorable baseball stories never before told, the honor of being a member of the iconic O'Malley organization and finally the thrill of winning a World Series Championship in 1988.