The Bird Tapes
John Eisenberg, John MillerJohn Eisenberg presents historic Baltimore baseball interviews. And some other stuff.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 68 | Subscribers | Read | birdtapes.substack.com |
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The Bird Tapes Interview: Peter Angelos (Part 1)
He wasn't going to talk to me for my book on Orioles history. Then he changed his mind and we spoke for two hours. Here's a rare chance to hear the late owner's version of a tumultuous time.
Lost Voices: Steve Stone
(One in a series of articles highlighting former Orioles whom I interviewed for my oral history a quarter-century ago, but only on the phone, depriving me of a recording that I could play now as part of the Bird Tapes.)
Election Stress Relief: The Bird Tapes
One of the most anticipated and unique vintage interviews in the Bird Tapes collection is next up in the queue. A lot of people have told me they’re interested to hear my two-hour sit-down with Peter Angelos, recorded over lunch at a restau...
His Home Run Traveled 573 Feet
After hitting a home run out of Comiskey Park in 1964, Dave Nicholson posed with the boy who found the ball and Jimmy Dykes, a coach who’d been Jimmy Foxx’s teammate when Foxx also hit a ball out of Comiskey Park.
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I've written about sports for more than four decades, first in Dallas and then as a columnist at The Baltimore Sun for 27 years. I've written 5,000 columns, won 20-plus writing awards and authored 11 books, including two on the Orioles.
Author of 'The Last Manager' (out 3/4/25 with S & S). 13 years as staff reporter at Wall Street Journal. Co-director 2020 PBS film 'Moundsville'. Contributing writer America magazine. High school baseball coach. From Brussels. Lives in Pittsburgh.
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