Big dreams in small towns

from The Dakotaball Archives Hosted by James Wolner

In episode 2 we meet Angelo Pizzo, the creator of the movie Hoosiers. Angelo tells us about how the movie was researched as well as offers some advice to my own Glen Ullin / Hebron Lady Bearcats high school basketball team. We also meet Coach Bray Fox and talk about the girls basketball program in Glen Ullin/Hebron North Dakota. I was recently interviewed by North Dakota Public Radio about the podcast. If you are interested in listening to that interview you can do so here. http://www.prairiepublic.org/radio/mainstreet?post=70682 'Blue Shadows on the Trail' performed and provided by The Tibor Brothers.

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