Fred Haney’s Sunday Sweep, Milwaukee Braves at Brooklyn Dodgers, June 17, 1956 (Recreation)
Can a four-game series define a season?
The Brooklyn Dodgers’ “Boys Of Summer’ are no longer boys. The defending World Series champions find themselves in a three-way brawl for the 1956 National League pennant with the young upstart Milwaukee Braves and the heavy-hitting Cincinnati Redlegs. Every h…
To Live The Impossible Dream, California Angels at Boston Red Sox, July 27, 1967 (Recreation)
What a difference a year makes. From finishing second-last in the American League, the Boston Red Sox are sitting just one-and-a-half games behind the White Sox after the All-Star break. Their midweek series against the third-placed California Angels is another “must-win” series in the chase for th…
The Four Immortals Of The Alabaster Plaster, St Louis Cardinals at Pittsburgh Pirates, June 16, 1961 (Recreation)
Just another Friday night in the Steel Capital of the world, and the defending World Series champions welcome the St Louis Cardinals to Pittsburgh? Think again.
The Pirates’ 1960 World Series win feels like it is from another era, as the team struggled through injuries and performance, but was stil…
CROSSOVER: PC X Ewan Spence of Classic Baseball Radio
Aidan and Ewan do a timezone showdown, discussing the Mexico Series, the growth of international baseball, and making the game more accessible to new viewers.
New Media Show #47 with Ewan Spence
In this episode with chat with Ewan Spence on the new media space, and get his UK perspective on not only the UK Podcasting space but the unique impact the BBC has had on podcasting. Visit Ewan’s site @ EwanSpence.com
For the second half of the show, Rob and Todd chat about things happening in the…
The $100,000 Pitcher Stolen From The Yankees, Cincinnati Reds at Chicago Cubs, July 29, 1945 (Recreation)
The Chicago Cubs are on a tear. The Northside faithful can feel a dynasty building beneath their feet, with every pitch, every hit, and every run coming home. And now they have a hero.
In what was seen as the most lopsided and controversial transfers in baseball, even while it was happening, the Ne…
Ewan Spence: Do Zombies Still Go to Work in an Apocalypse?
This week on 5 Random Questions, podcaster and BAFTA nominee Ewan Spence ponders on what zombies actually do in a zombie apocalypse, lessons from Billy Connolly, why kids should be left alone to read, and more.
Answering the questions this week: Ewan Spence
Ewan is a freelance broadcaster and journ…
The 22-year Old Rookie Who Broke Tom Seaver, San Diego Padres at New York Mets, May 6, 1972 (Recreation)
A Saturday game in May can be both an inconsequential checkmark in a season and a game that can be looked back on as a captivating moment in history.
It’s impossible to look back at 1972 and ignore the first players' strike that disrupted the first two weeks of the season. Spring training was curt…
When Cass Michaels Didn’t Die, Chicago White Sox at Philadelphia Athletics, Aug 28, 1954 (Recreation)
The Chicago White Sox are up two games to one as they visit the Philadelphia Athletics for the last time, yet the final game in the series is played in the shadow of death. The previous night, the White Sox’ Cass Michaels was beaned by a high fastball from the Athletics’ Marion Fricano. Rushed to t…
The Edinburgh Fringe Show 2026 – Ewan Spence – Epilogue
As the Edinburgh Festival Fringe rolls into the final weekend before a hasty breakdown of the 250 stages as everyone heads home, Ewan Spence looks back over the last few years of the Fringe, and how it should address the future.
How do you face the innovators’ dilemma when there is no competiti…
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