# Eric Schoenberg

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Eric Schoenberg - You Can't Take It With You

Our interview today is with Eric Schoenberg, who is one of the very few people deeply exploring inherited wealth in academia, and we cover his own inheritance and family life, why he became interested in studying wealth, economic concepts like the bequest motive, revealed preferences, and the wond‮…

Eric Schoenberg | Schoenberg Guitars | Classic Steel String Guitars

From Sourced Network Productions, it’s the Hot Jazz Network, with host, George Cole. Welcome everyone to the Hot Jazz Network podcast. I'm your host George Cole. Today, our very special guest is the one and only Eric Schoenberg, proprietor of Schoenberg Guitars and the Dean of Acoustic Guitars in‮…

Celebrity Estates: The Gilded Age and Psychological Implications of Inherited Wealth

Even celebrities aren’t free of the pitfalls of poor estate and legacy planning. With their lives and finances often in the spotlight, it can be easy to see where they fall short and how to avoid those same problems if you know where to look. Join David Lenok and his guest, psychologist and econom‮…

Pinch Hit Friday #52 - Eric Schoenberg on the Dangers of Rushing Return-to-Play

In this episode, physical therapist Eric Schoenberg outlines the dangers of returning to play too soon following an injury or surgery. He digs in on the rationale for rushing, research surrounding expedited recovery, and discusses why patience pays off. Support Our Sponsor: 1stPhorm

Pinch Hit Friday #53 - Eric Schoenberg on the Power of Consistency

In this episode, Cressey Sports Performance - Florida physical therapist Eric Schoenberg emphasizes how realistic it is to achieve outstanding results through small, repeated actions. These lessons are especially important in the world of baseball sports medicine, where health and high performance‮…

The Kinds of Stories that Bridge Political Divides. Melody Mohebi (Democracy 2076) & Brian Waniewski (Harmony Labs)

Welcome to In Reality, the podcast about truth, disinformation, and the media with Eric Schoenberg, a longtime journalist and media executive, now the founder of the Alliance for Trust in Media. Most people think of America's political divisions as based in political ideology, red versus blue, lib‮…

Episode 71: Eric Schoenberg - Why “Fixing” a Pitcher’s Mechanics Might Make Them a Worse Player

Why “Fixing” a Pitcher’s Mechanics Might Make Them a Worse Player The old-school approach to sports medicine often tries to force every athlete into a standardized box, but when it comes to elite baseball players, that can be counter-productive. According to physical therapist and strength coach ‮…

Episode 74: Casey Mulholland - The Pitch Count Lie: Why Baseball's Most Trusted Injury Metric Doesn't Work

Why are pitching injuries continuing to rise exponentially despite rapid advancements in sports science and tech? According to baseball development innovator Casey Mulholland, the industry is breaking a fundamental principle of human physiology by leaning into excessive, unpredictable loads withou‮…

What the Founders Got Right (and Wrong) About the First Amendment with Pulitzer Prize Winner Jack Rakove

Welcome to In Reality, the podcast about truth, disinformation, and the media with Eric Schoenberg, longtime journalist and media executive, now the founder of the Alliance for Trust in Media. It's hard to imagine principles more foundational to American self-conception as a free people than the g‮…

Episode 85 - Dr. Michael Beasley - "You Can't Be Your Best Player at 12”: The Hidden Costs of Youth Baseball Specialization

Are we sacrificing the long-term health and potential of young athletes by forcing them into early sports specialization? In this episode, recorded live from the 2026 NATA Convention, pediatric sports medicine specialist Dr. Michael Beasley from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) joins h‮…