How To Pick A Travel Baseball Team That Develops Players
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A lot of families make the same travel baseball mistake every July: they chase the loudest logo, the flashiest graphics, and the team that “wins the weekend,” then wonder why their player stops improving. I’m Coach Ken Carpenter, and I’m pulling the curtain back on the trophy team …
Old Time Radio Comedy — Bing Crosby Show: "The Andrews Sisters" (1950) | Full Episode
Wednesday nights on CBS, Bing Crosby hosted the most relaxed half hour in radio — a few songs, some easy banter, and whoever happened to drop by the studio. On this March 29, 1950 Chesterfield broadcast, two guests turn up at once: the Andrews Sisters, the best-selling sister act in America, and th…
Why Did the Best Kid in Town Quit Baseball?
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A 14-year-old can have a loose arm, quick feet, and a bat that makes every coach look up and still get pushed out of baseball by one question: “How much is this going to cost by the end of the summer?” That’s the gut-check driving this conversation, because the cost of youth baseba…
From Columbus To Cincinnati To Cleveland 2026 Gridiron Preview
The wait is over and Ohio football is loud again. We’re Ken Carpenter and Chris Huseman, and we’re kicking off the season with an all gas preview that runs from Ohio State’s title pressure to the Bengals’ Super Bowl expectations and the Browns’ beautiful chaos. If you want a clear Ohio football for…
Christmas Sing With Bing - "Holiday Broadcast" (Old Time Radio, 1955)
Christmas Sing With Bing: “Holiday Broadcast” originally aired on CBS Radio on December 24, 1955. This archival Christmas Eve special is the inaugural A Christmas Sing with Bing broadcast.Bing Crosby hosts an hour of traditional carols in an around-the-world musical format, joined by Paul Weston an…
Ken Carpenter, Rep. T J Hardaway & Ryan Deady
September is Prostte Awarenes Month and we are talking with Ken Carpenter, President of PEAC, State Representative T J Hardaway, and Ryan Deady about it on The Bev Johnson Show on WDIA Radio.
A Ticking Time Bomb: AC1 John Lee Levitow
Airman First Class Jone Lee Levitow served in Vietnam as a loadmaster. On February 24th, 1969, Levitow’s AC-47, a fixed wing gunship, was hit by an enemy mortar round. The explosion tore a hole in the plane, slashed the fuselage, temporarily blinded the pilots, and threw everyone in the cargo hold …
Why Playing Other Sports Can Improve Baseball Performance
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Parents Are Running Baseball
This episode makes a direct case against year-round single-sport specialization in youth baseball. Coach Ken Carpenter argues that multi-sport athletes are more durable, less burned out, and better prepared for long-term development than kids who play b…
Why This Hall of Fame Coach Still Wins With Small Ball
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In this episode of Baseball Coaches Unplugged, Coach Ken Carpenter sits down with Buck Workman, longtime head baseball coach at Northmor High School and a Central District Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame inductee. Buck reflects on 27 years leading a rural program, buildin…
Neuroplasticity Drills That Train Hitters and Infielders to React Faster
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Host Coach Ken Carpenter argues that a player's instincts and mental makeup are not fixed, and that neuroplasticity gives coaches a way to train them. This solo episode covers why practice has to challenge the brain, how to coach self-talk, and three drills for tomorrow's practice.…
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