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Episode 458: Phillies, Golf, and The Traitors Finale Seth Everett
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452. Introducing the ’90 Captain America Director’s Cut Seth Everett
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In the late 1970s, no book turned baseball on its ear more than the Bronx Zoo, written by then-current Yankee reliever Sparky Lyle. That book was co-written by longtime author and baseball historian Peter Golenbock.
We’re kicking off a two-part Techstream mini-series about the state of electric vehicles (EVs). We talk about utility companies incentivizing EV owners to get chargers installed, EVs as a “lifestyle choice,” and what’s being done to quell range anxiety.
Entertainment journalist Destiny Jackson makes her maiden voyage on the podcast. She breaks down the episodes, as well as gives a female perspective on She-Hulk and how it feels as a woman to see a woman take center stage.
Longtime play-by-play announcer Paul Olden is currently the public address announcer for the new Yankee Stadium. He’s been the only PA announcer since the new Stadium opened in 2009. Over the years he has called games for ESPN, the then-Cleveland Indians, & Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
We talk about the ways technology is bleeding into elections and political races. Then, we discuss the Supreme Court case determining “fair use” and Prince’s likeness. We talk about what’s at stake and how technology will need to change or adapt based on the outcome.
This episode was recorded at New York Comic Con on October 7, 2022. The cast and crew of the new DC Universe Warner Bros. Animation film “Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons” is released on Digital and Blu Ray on October 18th.
Longtime Seattle Times reporter Geoff Baker joined the podcast. He has a new book due out in November entitled, “Rising From the Deep: The Seattle Kraken, a Tenacious Push for Expansion, and the Emerald City’s Sports Revival.”
Local news has been a television staple for many viewers for years. Do they have any need to exist in 2022? That’s the topic of today’s episode.
In the new Warner Bros. DC Universe animated film “’Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons,” Superman and Lois Lane have a son named Jonathan Kent. In the CW TV show “Superman and Lois,” Clark and Lois have twin sons, a twist after the CW’s “Crisis on Infinite Earths.”