Endnotes & Backstory
Tim WendelA eclectic look at history, culture and sports by Tim Wendel, a longtime writer-in-residence at Johns Hopkins University.
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Who's the fastest pitcher ever? It's far from an exact science
The latest technology says that Jacob Misiorowski and Aroldis Chapman are in dead heat to be baseball’s top fireballer, the fastest of the fast. A pitch by Misiorowski of the Milwaukee Brewers was recently clocked at 105.5 mph – the top vel...
Bowie's 'Life on Mars?' may mean more than the planet
A great song works on many layers. And sometimes you stumble upon another sliver of understanding while exploring something else.
“Life on Mars?” is one of my favorite David Bowie songs. Right up there with “Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicide,” “Suffra...
More so than ever, Cuba remains a star-crossed land
“Please tell me about the Minnesota Twins.”
The old man who asked that had found me in the bleachers behind home plate at the Estadio Calixto in Holguin, Cuba. It was the spring of 1992 and on the field before us the Cuban national basebal...
Radio, radio: Taking to the airwaves again
The soundboard at WTJU is a marvel to behold and it can be a beast to corral.
Its tracks and faders govern a pair of CD players, three turntables, outlets for Spotify and Apple Music, three computer screens with public service announcement...
What Washington doesn't understand about fighting forest fires
The Trump administration recently announced plans to overhaul how the nation fights forest fires. As one who once served on a Hotshot crew, an elite firefighting unit, I know that change has been needed for some time.
The proposal calls fo...
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My books include 'Summer of '68,' 'Castro's Curveball' and 'Rebel Falls.'
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