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Ep. 132 : 2026 Topps Heritage Overview

In our 132nd episode, Mike Couillard and Jeremy Brewer cover the latest happenings in the MLB and baseball card worlds before diving into the release of 2026 Topps Heritage, which hits shelves everywhere on March 18.You can find us on bluesky at @cardscategories.bsky.social, @mcouill7.bsky.social, …

2024 First & Third Base Tiers! Strategy, ADP & Players to Target (1/22 Fantasy Baseball Podcast)

How should somebody use tiers in Fantasy Baseball (2:55)? ... After a strong finish, Bryce Harper is back in the first-round tier (9:07). ... Does Vlad Jr. deserve to be in the also elite tier (12:12)? ... Is Paul Goldschmidt slowing down (15:12)? ... Should Christian Walker be in a higher tier (19…

Injury Territory: Wheeler Velo, deGrom Pop

This week on Injury Territory, we start with a cluster: Parker Meadows' collsion (0:58), Cristian Javier's shoulder, and  Zach Eflin, Robert Stephenson (12:58), Cole Ragans, and Royce Lewis—six different situations, but not six separate stories. Some are acute, some are lingering, and a couple are …

Injury Territory: Wheeler Velo, deGrom Pop

This week on Injury Territory, we start with a cluster: Parker Meadows' collsion (0:58), Cristian Javier's shoulder, and  Zach Eflin, Robert Stephenson (12:58), Cole Ragans, and Royce Lewis—six different situations, but not six separate stories. Some are acute, some are lingering, and a couple are …

The Rail Revolution: George Stephenson and the Birth of Railways (Part 1)

Every so often a technology arrives that changes everything. For over 5,000 years, the fastest a human being or a ton of freight could move overland was the speed of a horse. Then, in the span of a single generation, that constraint was gone. We are living through one of these revolutions right now…

The Canal Kings

What happens when the problem is not finding resources, but moving them? In this episode, we leave the exposed rocks of Eddystone and return inland to explore how the Bridgewater Canal helped transform the movement of goods during the Industrial Revolution. By the middle of the eighteenth century…

The Railway that Changed Time

What happens when a radical new idea finally has to prove that it works in the real world? In this episode, we travel to Rainhill in October 1829, where engineers, investors and spectators gathered to watch a series of trials that would help decide the future of the new Liverpool and Manchester Ra…

Ep 252: The Missing Piece in Leadership Development with Robert Stephenson

No elite athlete wins alone, so why do so many leaders try to? That question sits at the heart of my conversation with Robert Stephenson, a coach, mentor, supervisor and leadership facilitator. We explore the crucial role of coaching and support in modern leadership, and why it's so often the piece…

The Locomotive That Outlasted Everything and a Spacecraft's Final Dive

The Locomotive That Outlasted Everything and a Spacecraft’s Final Dive On 15 September 1981, the John Bull, a steam locomotive built in 1831, ran under its own power outside Washington DC, making it the oldest operable steam locomotive in the world. One hundred and fifty years after its constructi…

NAILED IT: Angels Fans Share Their BEST & WORST Takes From 2026 Season, Where Were We RIGHT & WRONG?

The Los Angeles Angels' 100-loss season sparks tough questions for fans and leadership alike. Did anyone see Reid Detmers’ breakout as the staff ace coming, or was the bullpen collapse just inevitable? Jon Frisch of the Super Halo Bros. sorts through the Angels fans and Everydayers' best and worst …