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Episode 40 the Bobby Boyd episode, this great cornerback for the Colts retired early and was a part to the big seven.

We discuss the guilty verdicts in the Derek Chauvin case and the and know that the the work is just starting for justice reform.

We talk about our favorite American pastime and try to explain the kerfuffle with a super soccer league.

We have been bringing the entertainment for the past 40 weeks we hope you will stick around for many more!

This week is #39 the Eddie Watt episode, the great relief pitcher for the O's with Randy "the moose" Milligan as a strong runner up.

They both did not need the mound moved back, or abbreviated double header games and a runner starting on second base. We discuss the proposed changes to our perfect game and why we don't think they belong.

University of MD extends Mark Turgeon's contract until 2026 and hopefully builds a great national title contending teams.

Online Sports Betting will go live in the Free State before October and will complete the cycle of what was once illegal, if profitable will become legal and taxed.

Happy Spring and Thank Goodness Baseball is back!

(Please Note, this episode has some audio issues... we are working on resolving them, the content is amazing!)

Ron Cassie joins us for #38 The John Lowenstein episode.

Ron Cassie is a senior editor for Baltimore, where he's has worked since 2012, covering the environment, education, medicine, politics, and city life. He is here discussing his latest article, The Birds are Back in Town

We discuss towards the end of the episode, the NCAA Mens and Women's 2020 season winners and everyone is looking forward to the O's opening day!

Russell Shorto a NY times best selling author based in Cumberland, Maryland joins us to discuss his latest book Small-Time A Story of My Family and the Mob.

We can not recommend this book enough, and we were sad when the book came to a close. You will find it hard to put down once you start. We encourage you to get your hands on a copy to support your local author and bookstore.

Episode 37 is dedicated to two of the best sports nicknames going. John "T-Bone" Shelby and "Prime Time" Deon Sanders.

Happy Opening Day!!

Tom Phoebus is our #36 this Baltimore native played for the O's and as Mike will point out in this weeks show with much delight, he pitched a no hitter against The Red Soxs.

Joe Carter the calls into the show to discuss the second year without the ACITs, how they arrived at the decision to cancel the 60th tournament and how they are looking forward to a modified but fun 2022 Tournament.

Keeping in theme with basketball, we all discuss our bracket picks, and surprise... it is all one big guessing game but with Illinois and Gonzaga leading the pack for sure things.

Matt discussed the disturbing fact that in 44 state in the union laws are being introduced that are actively trying to suppress the vote of people of color.

Call your senators and congress people to help stop this blatant voter discrimination.

We do not know why we are so lucky, but we won't start asking questions now. The great Johnny Holliday is joining us for this week's episode. #35 the Lonny Baxter episode. As you can imagine we talk all things Terps, including what their chances moving into tournament season and how Football will look in the fall.

Ray swings by on the one year anniversary of COVID-19 shutdown and is happy that the American Relief and Recovery act finally passed both houses; and is on Biden's desk for a signature. This bill will directly give funds to municipalities like Cumberland, to help start the process of recovery. Allegany County Vaccine Roll out is slow but is still reaching the goal of "Getting Shots in Arms" and hopefully helping us see a little light at the end of a very long tunnel.

This is the Len Bias episode, Mike's first and best assignment outlined in his beautifully written column . We have a retuning guest with Mayor Ray Morriss, Lydia finds out how expensive a beer at Memorial stadium was in the 1970's.

Super Tuesday was off to an excellent start with the WVU Balyor game that went into to OT. Illinois dominated Michigan and predictions were made for the 1's and 2's for the NCAA bracket.

We remember Mr. Baseball Joe Altobelli the manager that lead the O's to it's 1983 World Series Win.

Spring Training is off to a great start, and we are all hopeful for a long healthy baseball season.

We are having a little spring like weather and that just makes us want to head to the ballpark to hear the crack of the bat.

Episode 33 the Eddie Murray episode, the best switch-hitter in the game, Steady Eddie 504 home runs and a Baltimore Favorite.

Trey Mancini is back after taking 2020 off to win the fight against stage three colon cancer. He will be the primary first baseman in the start of spring training 2021.

We talk Tiger Woods, his car accident and subsequent injuries and how important he was in bringing golf to broader audience.

We want to just remind our listeners, if you are not feeling your best, schedule a check-up. If you do not have health insurance, the health exchange is open.. Sign up if you can!

This week we talk great Maryland #32's Steve Stone, Joe Smith and the ultimate Mike Curtis.

Another impending snow storm that will no doubt blanket Podcast Hill and surrounding areas with Matt lovingly refers to a white shroud of death. Mike has taken precautions and stocked up and has his provisions at the ready. We can all agree we are in better shape than Texas, but wish them warmth in the coming days.

Baltimore Sun gets a possible lifeline with a potential purchase by a non-profit. Maryland Basketball is looking good(especially on defense) and hopefully will beat Nebraska again after playing them back to back nights. We make some very broad predictions about he Big 10 tournament and March Madness. The point, watch more college hoops the games are great and are filling the void until we can all watch Baseball in a few weeks.

The Australian open is happening now, with great match ups and Serena going after her 24 win! So stay up late, sleep in tomorrow and enjoy a snow day if you have one.

Podcast Hill was well salted for the arrival of Mayor Ray Morriss, to join us for episode 31 the pitching coach edition!

Ray worked for the O's in the PR department with the great Bob Brown, doing all of the important work of delivering cakes, organizing bat days, and simply having the best job as a high school student.

The Mayor talks about the upcoming downtown revitalization and the River Front Project that will benefit the Queen City far into the future. We have a feeling that Ray will be cutting a lot of ribbons in the near future.

We talk the underwhelming Super Bowl, game and half time show. The only thing that was exciting about that game was the Tampa Bay defense.

College Basketball is in full swing, and the typical top teams are out of the ranking for the first time since 1964. We finally get to appreciate all the teams who having been playing and developing a great team dynamic. We are looking forward to a great March Madness season.