Hosted by The Hall of Very Good · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 568 episodes
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The Hall of Very Good Podcast is focused on you, the fan. Each week, Shawn Anderson and Lou Olsen sit down and talk to people in and around the game of baseball that help make America's Pastime great.
The Hall of Very Good hosts The Hall of Very Good Podcast, a sports show with 568 episodes published.
International baseball guru Michael Clair joins the boys to talk about his journey going from blogger to MLB's senior manager, story telling and special projects, how his excitement over the World Baseball Classic led to
Six years and three championship rings after her first visit, Janet Marie Smith, Senior Vice President of Planning and Development for the Los Angeles Dodgers, returns to talk to the boys about the importance of preservi
Self-proclaimed "visual guy" Todd Radom returns to talk to the boys about his new book, The Ballpark and Beyond: A Celebration of Baseball's Rich History, who probably should've recorded the audio version, whether or not
New York Times bestselling author Tim Brown joins the boys to talk about growing up a fan of Nolan Ryan, visiting a senior center in Alvin, Texas, to learn more about the Hall of Famer for his new book, Nolan: The Singul
New York Times bestselling author Tim Brown joins the boys to talk about growing up a fan of Nolan Ryan, visiting a senior center in Alvin, Texas, to learn more about the Hall of Famer for his new book, Nolan: The Singul
53-year-old knuckleballer Vincent Towns joins the boys to talk about the 33-year layoff between playing minor league baseball for the San Francisco Giants and getting drafted by the Hagerstown Flying Boxcars, when he fir
53-year-old knuckleballer Vincent Towns joins the boys to talk about the 33-year layoff between playing minor league baseball for the San Francisco Giants and getting drafted by the Hagerstown Flying Boxcars, when he fir
Peabody Award-winning writer/director Jake Szymanski joins the boys to talk about "Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat" and the day-to-day joys (and difficulties) of the behind-the-scenes of the show, his love of sports
Peabody Award-winning writer/director Jake Szymanski joins the boys to talk about "Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat" and the day-to-day joys (and difficulties) of the behind-the-scenes of the show, his love of sports
To celebrate 500 episodes, rap legend and Public Enemy frontman Chuck D joins the boys to talk about falling in love with baseball (and old school ballparks) while growing up in the shadow of Shea Stadium, his dad's tryo
To celebrate 500 episodes, rap legend and Public Enemy frontman Chuck D joins the boys to talk about falling in love with baseball (and old school ballparks) while growing up in the shadow of Shea Stadium, his dad's tryo
Screenwriter Herschel Weingrod joins the boys to talk about growing up cheering for the then-Milwaukee Braves, how being a baseball fan helped shape 1985's "Brewster's Millions" from a Bill Murray vehicle to starring Ric
Screenwriter Herschel Weingrod joins the boys to talk about growing up cheering for the then-Milwaukee Braves, how being a baseball fan helped shape 1985's "Brewster's Millions" from a Bill Murray vehicle to starring Ric
CJ Papara, owner of Milwaukee's 4th Base, joins the boys to talk about moving his bar from the tiny Pigsville neighborhood to within walking distance of the Brewers ballpark, the role the team played in the relocation, t
CJ Papara, owner of Milwaukee's 4th Base, joins the boys to talk about moving his bar from the tiny Pigsville neighborhood to within walking distance of the Brewers ballpark, the role the team played in the relocation, t
Adam Henig, author of Baseball's Outcast , joins the boys to talk about deciding to write the story of prison inmate-turned-Major League All-Star Ron LeFlore after first discovering him in his grade school library nearly
Adam Henig, author of Baseball's Outcast, joins the boys to talk about deciding to write the story of prison inmate-turned-Major League All-Star Ron LeFlore after first discovering him in his grade school library nearly
Brandon Alinger, the Indiana Jones of movie props, joins the boys to talk about the importance Planet Hollywood had on the movie memorabilia industry, his role at Propstore, what they won't sell (and why), the coolest st
Brandon Alinger, the Indiana Jones of movie props, joins the boys to talk about the importance Planet Hollywood had on the movie memorabilia industry, his role at Propstore, what they won't sell (and why), the coolest st
81-year-old baseball player Robb "Old Man" Herrelson joins the boys to talk about his desire to become the oldest member of the Savannah Bananas, the unique method he plans to use to get around the bases, his quest to ri
Todd Radom
Pro Sports Logo Designer · Todd Radom Design
6 appearances on this show
Tim Brown
national baseball writer and multiple time New York Times best-selling author · National Heavy Vehicle Regulators
1 appearance on this show
Chuck D
Public Enemy
2 appearances on this show
Jim McMahon
Vice President and Practice Leader of Energy · Chicago Bears
2 appearances on this show
David Mellor
4 appearances on this show
Jeff Idelson
president · National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
3 appearances on this show
Jason Liebig
Brand History Expert, Television Host
1 appearance on this show
Liberty DeVitto
Drummer · Billy Joel/Slim Kings
2 appearances on this show
Jeff Pearlman
author of "Only God Can Judge Me: The Many Lives of Tupac Shakur"
7 appearances on this show
Marshall Garvey
author of Interstate '85: The Royals, The Cardinals, and the Show-Me World Series
2 appearances on this show
Jane Leavy
author of 'Make Me Commissioner: I Know What's Wrong with Baseball and How to Fix It' · New York Times
3 appearances on this show
Jeff
Registered Nurse · Power Cross
1 appearance on this show
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