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Longtime on-field reporter/host Shannon Drayer joins the podcast. She hosts the pre & post-game show for the Mariners on 710 ESPN Seattle.
This episode focuses on four separate Bat-centric stories. Since this show is named after a famous building, we “visited” the Batcave to discuss all thing Batman/Batwoman related.
Longtime Wisconsin radio broadcaster Bill Michaels joins the show. Bill recently ending a 10-year radio show doing middays in Milwaukee on WSSP (the FAN.)
Right before the Season 2 premiere of the CW show Batwoman, Javicia Leslie joins the Hall of Justice podcast. After season 1, Ruby Rose, who played Kate Kane, left the show. Rather than recast the title role, the show decided to bring in a new character to wear the cape […]
On January 7, 2021, Dodgers hall of fame manager, Tommy Lasorda died at the age of 93. This episode pays tribute to the iconic manager. Joined by former Dodgers general manager Fred Claire, former Dodgers VP Communications Gary Miereanu, and longtime Dodgers reporter Ben Platt.
Four cast members of the new Warner Bros. DC Universe animated film Batman: Soul of the Dragon join the show. Film is rated R for violence.
This episode focuses on how to play sports safely and what sports are doing just that. Jane McManus also focuses on how money and politics put some sports, namely college football, in peril.
Just weeks after the 2019-2020 season ended in the Orlando bubble, the NBA is back for another season. This season is 72 regular season games, and not in a bubble. Teams are traveling, and playing in their own empty arenas.
Warning: This review contains spoilers from the film “Wonder Woman 1984.” Don’t listen unless you have either seen the film or don’t mind hearing plot details.
