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It is an honor and a privilege to welcome Coach VanDerveer for this third episode of the Power of Sports Podcast. Coach Tara VanDerveer is the Setsuko Ishiyama Director of Women’s Basketball at Stanford University, and a recent NCAA champion… Read More »TPOS Podcast Episode 3 – Tara VanDerveer (“The Legendary Coach”)
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On today’s episode I have the great pleasure of speaking to Robert, aka “Bob”, Whiting, who is the bestselling author of more than a half dozen bestselling books about Japan, including one about baseball that was the first book I… Read More »TPOS Podcast Episode 2 – Robert (aka “Bob”) Whiting (“The Bestselling Baseball Writer”)
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Hey, thank you for stopping by! Please listen in to this first episode of “The Power of Sports” Podcast, where I talk to loyal sports fan, Jeremy Medovoy, who talks about his long-term love affair with the Georgetown Hoyas men’s… Read More »TPOS Podcast Episode 1 – Jeremy Medovoy (“The Loyal Sports Fan”)
This is another favorite, written by Neil Young. I recorded this back in December 2019. Yamaha A1R acoustic electric/Shure SM58 through Garage Band
One of our all-time favorites. Enjoy! Taylor 114CE Acoustic/Electric with Garage Band.
I first heard this song on “Music from the Big Pink,” but I love the version from The Last Waltz best. Nothing better than live music, amiright? Apparently this is a song inspired by gospel music, and written about wrongfully imprisoned… Read More »Cover of Bob Dylan’s “I shall Be Released”
This is a song I wrote a few years ago and have been trying to figure out the best combination of acoustic and electric guitar to record it. I hope you like it. Recorded through Garageband using Yamaha A1R and Gretsch… Read More »Original: “It All Means Nothing”
In late March, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that could change college sports – NCAA v. Alston – and higher education. As they deliberate, they will at least consider whether the NCAA can restrict universities from offering benefits to… Read More »Oped: HOW THE SUPREME COURT SHOULD RULE IN NCAA V. ALSTON
