Rekindling the Love for Baseball Among Baby Boomers

In the realm of sports, baseball has long been a favorite pastime for the Baby Boomer Generation. Boomers grew up during baseball’s golden era, watching legends like Mickey Mantle and Sandy Kofax. This sport is deeply tied to our childhood memories and cultural identity. Whether it’s nostalgia for the games of our youth, or just the sheer Love of the sport, baseball continues to captivate Boomers across the country and our Experts in this area of the site explore why baseball is such a great fit for our generation.,

The magic of baseball lies in its timeless appeal, connecting Baby Boomers to their past while offering an exciting spectator sport. From catching a local game at the park, joining a senior baseball league, or just enjoying the thrill of the Major League Baseball season on TV, the options are aplenty. It’s more than just a game; it’s a way for Boomers to relive their youth and stay connected with the community. Whether attending games or watching with friends, the social connection of baseball does foster community and shared experiences. Passing down our love for baseball to younger generations not only helps with our cognitive sharpness, but helps strengthen Family ties.

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The Worst Advice I Ever Got

It's All In Your Head – Dr. Jimmy Moley

“It’s all in your head” isn’t helpful advice. It’s dismissive. It takes a real struggle and turns it into a personal failure: if nothing’s physically wrong, why can’t you just get over it? On this episode of The Worst Advice I Ever Got, brought to you by Smith + Howard, Sean and JB are…

“It’s all in your head” isn’t helpful advice. It’s dismissive. It takes a real struggle and turns it into a personal failure: if nothing’s physically wrong, why can’t you just get over i…

“It’s all in your head” isn’t helpful advice. It’s dismissive. It takes a real struggle and turns it into a personal failure: if nothing’s physically wrong, why can’t you just get over it? On this episode of The Worst Advice I Ever Got, brought to you by Smith + Howard, Sean and JB are joined by sports psychiatrist Dr. Jimmy Moley to unpack why that phrase can do more harm than people realize, especially for athletes who are already under pressure to look tough, stay focused and keep performing. Jimmy explains how athletes can internalize that message, blame themselves and start …

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Jonathan Buiel June 18, 2026

Podcast Episode

YAX, BOS and Your Daily Dose

Daily Dose on Fear, Parkinson’s, and Baseball

Gavin Mogan is a baseball player, a dad, and a person with PD who's lived with his diagnosis for 18 years. He's also a friend who shows up once in a while to tell me he's got something on his mind - I'm always glad when he does. More about him here: https://parkinson.fit/author/gavinmogan/

Gavin Mogan is a baseball player, a dad, and a person with PD who's lived with his diagnosis for 18 years. He's also a friend who shows up once in a while to tell me he's got something on his mind - I…

Gavin Mogan is a baseball player, a dad, and a person with PD who's lived with his diagnosis for 18 years. He's also a friend who shows up once in a while to tell me he's got something on his mind - I'm always glad when he does. More about him here: https://parkinson.fit/author/gavinmogan/

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Robert Cochrane, PhD June 17, 2026

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“A Farewell to My Arm”

By Jerry Zezima You know you’re old and washed up as an athlete when you hurt your arm playing Wiffle ball. That’s what happened when I was the pitcher in a spirited game with my grandchildren, who not only hit home runs off me but ran so fast around the nonexistent bases in my backyard th…

By Jerry Zezima You know you’re old and washed up as an athlete when you hurt your arm playing Wiffle ball. That’s what happened when I was the pitcher in a spirited game with my grandchildr…

By Jerry Zezima You know you’re old and washed up as an athlete when you hurt your arm playing Wiffle ball. That’s what happened when I was the pitcher in a spirited game with my grandchildren, who not only hit home runs off me but ran so fast around the nonexistent bases in my backyard that when I tried to throw them out at home plate, I threw out my arm instead. Now you can call me Lefty. But I’m still ambidextrous — incompetent with both hands. Also playing were my younger daughter, a star athlete as a kid who now has knee problems, and one of my sons-in-law, who once th…

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Jerry Zezima June 14, 2026

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The Reluctant Entrepreneur Podcast

Jack Oujo on Pressure, Decisions, & Trust Lessons From the Baseball Field and Business

Everyone sees the success.The career. The title. The outcome.What they don’t see is what happens when the path you committed your life to suddenly ends.Not gradually. Not on your terms.Just… over.And in that moment, all the discipline, all the effort, all the sacrifice… doesn’t disappear. Bu…

Everyone sees the success.The career. The title. The outcome.What they don’t see is what happens when the path you committed your life to suddenly ends.Not gradually. Not on your terms.Just… over.…

Everyone sees the success.The career. The title. The outcome.What they don’t see is what happens when the path you committed your life to suddenly ends.Not gradually. Not on your terms.Just… over.And in that moment, all the discipline, all the effort, all the sacrifice… doesn’t disappear. But it no longer has a place to go. That’s where the real story begins.Today’s guest, Jack Oujo has lived that reality at a very high level, through a career that required a complete reinvention.He spent eight years as a professional baseball umpire, rising to Triple-A, one step away from the majo…

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Mike Konrad June 14, 2026

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Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino

Author Bill Smoot on San Quentin Exodus and Teaching Behind Prison Walls

Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with acclaimed educator, novelist, essayist, and author Bill Smoot. His remarkable story begins in Maysville, Kentucky, where he grew up in the 1950s surrounded by family, community, baseball, Boy Scou…

Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with acclaimed educator, novelist, essayist, and author Bill Smoot. His remarkable story begins in Ma…

Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with acclaimed educator, novelist, essayist, and author Bill Smoot. His remarkable story begins in Maysville, Kentucky, where he grew up in the 1950s surrounded by family, community, baseball, Boy Scouts, and time spent on his grandparents' dairy farm. Bill attended Purdue University intending to become an engineer, but his intellectual curiosity led him toward philosophy and journalism. During his college years, he became politically engaged while serving as editor of The Purdue Exponent, helpin…

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Joe Dimino June 12, 2026

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Author Bill Smoot on San Quentin Exodus and Teaching Behind Prison Walls

Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with acclaimed educator, novelist, essayist, and author Bill Smoot. His remarkable story begins in Maysville, Kentucky, where he grew up in the 1950s surrounded by family, community, baseball, Boy Scou…

Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with acclaimed educator, novelist, essayist, and author Bill Smoot. His remarkable story begins in Ma…

Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with acclaimed educator, novelist, essayist, and author Bill Smoot. His remarkable story begins in Maysville, Kentucky, where he grew up in the 1950s surrounded by family, community, baseball, Boy Scouts, and time spent on his grandparents' dairy farm.Bill attended Purdue University intending to become an engineer, but his intellectual curiosity led him toward philosophy and journalism. During his college years, he became politically engaged while serving as editor of The Purdue Exponent, helping…

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Joe Dimino June 12, 2026

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Your Brand Amplified

High-Ticket Funnels vs. AI: Ben Chrzanowski's Personalized Engagement Strategy for Founders

Ben Chrzanowski's entrepreneurial journey demonstrates that success in modern business requires more than talent and intelligence—it demands the right team, aligned vision, and the willingness to pivot when circumstances demand it. His transition from Division 1 baseball athlete to seven-figure en…

Ben Chrzanowski's entrepreneurial journey demonstrates that success in modern business requires more than talent and intelligence—it demands the right team, aligned vision, and the willingness to pi…

Ben Chrzanowski's entrepreneurial journey demonstrates that success in modern business requires more than talent and intelligence—it demands the right team, aligned vision, and the willingness to pivot when circumstances demand it. His transition from Division 1 baseball athlete to seven-figure entrepreneur reveals how discipline and mental fortitude from competitive sports translate directly into entrepreneurial success. When his creator venture studio model collapsed under the weight of scaling too quickly with misaligned partners, he didn't abandon entrepreneurship. Instead, he extracted …

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Anika Jackson June 12, 2026

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Prove Them Wrong

Steve Carcarey — Former Head Baseball Coach, Widener University https://joeciccarone.substack.com/p/prove-them-wrong?utm_source=youtube

Steve Carcarey — Former Head Baseball Coach, Widener University https://joeciccarone.substack.com/p/prove-them-wrong?utm_source=youtube

Steve Carcarey — Former Head Baseball Coach, Widener University https://joeciccarone.substack.com/p/prove-them-wrong?utm_source=youtube

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Joseph Ciccarone June 4, 2026

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Conference Expansion Has a Geography Problem

For our newer subscribers: most of what we publish is about coaching and player development, but every so often we take on a current issue shaping the world coaches and athletes operate in. This is one of those pieces.Athletic conferences across the country have been expanding aggressively over the …

For our newer subscribers: most of what we publish is about coaching and player development, but every so often we take on a current issue shaping the world coaches and athletes operate in. This is on…

For our newer subscribers: most of what we publish is about coaching and player development, but every so often we take on a current issue shaping the world coaches and athletes operate in. This is one of those pieces.Athletic conferences across the country have been expanding aggressively over the last several years. The recent congressional hearing about college sports got me thinking about it again. While most of the conversation has centered around the major Division I institutions, it has become a trend at NAIA, D2, and D3.I should say up front that this issue is something I care about be…

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Rob Ramseyer June 3, 2026

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How to Wear Black and White Skirt: 3 Stylish Outfit Ideas at Any Age

Black and white pieces are one of those wardrobe staples that seem simple…until you start wondering how to make them feel fresh, personal, and not too predictable. That’s why we decided to think of new and interesting ways to style black and white skirts. Quote of the day: “You cannot e…

Black and white pieces are one of those wardrobe staples that seem simple…until you start wondering how to make them feel fresh, personal, and not too predictable. That’s why we decided to think o…

Black and white pieces are one of those wardrobe staples that seem simple…until you start wondering how to make them feel fresh, personal, and not too predictable. That’s why we decided to think of new and interesting ways to style black and white skirts. Quote of the day: “You cannot expect to live a positive life if you hang with negative people.” Joel Osteen Recently, we shared ideas for styling black and white pants, and I thought we could explore the same concept with skirts, except with DIFFERENT ideas. This means you can apply these concepts to anything you own that is…

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Jodie Filogomo June 1, 2026

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