
Few figures in American sports ever reinvented themselves as completely — or as successfully — as pro football's John Madden . After a Hall of Fame coaching career with the Oakland Raiders that included a Super Bowl...


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"Good Seats Still Available" is a curious little podcast devoted to the exploration of what used-to-be in professional sports. Each week, host Tim Hanlon interviews former players, owners, broadcasters, beat reporters, and surprisingly famous "super fans" of teams and leagues that have come and gone - in an attempt to unearth some of the most wild and woolly moments in (often forgotten) sports history.
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Good Seats Still Available is hosted by Tim Hanlon. The show has published 506 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "468: The Many Acts of John Madden - With Scott Howard-Cooper" (26 October 2026, 66 minutes), "467: "Miami Before Messi" - With Joe Shaw" (19 October 2026, 91 minutes), and "465: The WNBA At 30 - With Tamryn Spruill" (5 October 2026, 76 minutes).
Good Seats Still Available publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 76 minutes across 506 episodes.
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Tim Hanlon hosts Good Seats Still Available, a sports podcast with 506 episodes published.
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Few figures in American sports ever reinvented themselves as completely — or as successfully — as pro football's John Madden . After a Hall of Fame coaching career with the Oakland Raiders that included a Super Bowl...

Episode #467
Long before Lionel Messi turned South Florida into the center of the soccer universe, another Miami team was making history — and disappearing almost as quickly as it arrived. The Miami Fusion lasted just four seasons...

Episode #465
For nearly three decades, the Women's National Basketball Association has survived expansion, contraction, indifferent media coverage, shaky ownership, low salaries and repeated questions about whether women's...

On September 27, 1917, some of baseball's greatest stars descended on Fenway Park for a game that has largely disappeared from the sport's collective memory. Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Walter Johnson...

Fort Wayne, Indiana has spent more than 150 years quietly accumulating one of America's richest—and strangest — collections of sports history. The city hosted what is widely regarded as professional baseball's first...

Long before the Texas League became one of minor league baseball's most enduring institutions, it began as a decidedly shaky experiment in a state still trying to prove it belonged on the national sporting map. In 1887...

Episode #460
In Detroit, loving the Lions has rarely been about winning. For author, comedian and Motor City native Joel Walkowski , it became something much deeper: a family inheritance, a language shared with his father, and...

Long before ESPN's SportsCenter became a cultural institution, Fred Hickman was helping define what sports television could be. One of the fledgling Cable News Network 's original on-air personalities, Hickman became...

For decades, Renée Richards lived with an intensely private struggle over her gender identity while building an accomplished life as an athlete, physician, husband and father. Through it all, tennis remained one of the...

Episode #457
Boxer Michael Spinks was one of the most accomplished fighters of his generation, even if his career has never received quite the recognition it deserves. A gold medalist at the 1976 Montreal Olympics, Spinks became the...

Before Tiger Woods transformed golf, before Charley Sifford broke the PGA Tour's color barrier, there was Ted Rhodes — a remarkably gifted player whose career unfolded largely outside the spotlight because the game...

For more than 40 years, the Chicago Charities College All-Star Game occupied a singular place on the annual football calendar. Each summer, the nation's top graduating college players took on the reigning NFL champions...

Ford Frick 's name may be familiar to baseball fans, but his story — and his impact on the game — have largely faded from view. Yet for more than four decades, Frick occupied a front-row seat to some of the most...

For generations, the city of Memphis chased something bigger than a winning football team. It chased major league status. When the USFL arrived in 1984, the Memphis Showboats became far more than a spring football...

The original USFL produced its share of unforgettable franchises. None was more entertaining — or more unbelievable — than the San Antonio Gunslingers . On the field, they were gritty, competitive and remarkably...

Good Seats Still Available
[While Tim runs up and down the East Coast this week to take in some World Cup knockout matches in person, please enjoy this ARCHIVE RE-RELEASE of our tribute to pro sports' most innovative decade - with award-winning...

Baseball history is often told through championships, statistics and the tales of legendary players. Todd Radom sees it differently. One of sports' foremost designers, branding experts and visual historians, Radom has...

From Red Byron's pioneering 1949 title to the modern playoff era, NASCAR's Cup Series championship history is really the story of the sport itself: its birth on the dirt tracks of the South, its rise through the Petty...

For billions of people around the globe, the FIFA World Cup is the ultimate sporting event. But what does the tournament reveal about the world beyond the pitch? This week, we welcome Financial Times journalist and New...

For more than four decades, Tom Durkin 's voice was synonymous with the biggest moments in horse racing. From the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes to the Breeders' Cup and Saratoga, his soaring calls helped transform...
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