The Bird Tapes
John Eisenberg, Dennis Gaub, James ConsidineJohn Eisenberg presents historic Baltimore baseball interviews. And some other stuff.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 186 | Subscribers | Read | birdtapes.substack.com |
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The Short Fielder's DNA: A Family Baseball Memoir (Part 2)
Wick Eisenberg on the mound for St. Mary’s College of Maryland.
The Short Fielder's DNA: A Family Baseball Memoir (Part 1)
My father, Seymour Eisenberg, kneels on the far right of the front row in his 1942 softball team picture. (Photo credit: Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Coy C Carpenter Library and Dorothy Carpenter Medical Archives)
Bird Tapes Podcast: An Interview with Joe Durham
In 1954, he made history as the first Black player to hit a home run for the Orioles. But in an interview years later, he spoke more about why his career never launched like the ball he hit that day.
The Adult In The Room
Lee May at spring training in 1977.
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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.
Montana-based writer Dennis Gaub logged 45 years of professional experience, including 25 as a journalist, before he became an independent entrepreneur in 2017.
I bleed purple and orange
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