EP 14: Research Roundtable

Episode 13 of the SASH Sessions podcast, hosted by Society for American Soccer History, titled "EP 14: Research Roundtable" was published on October 16, 2023 and runs 80 minutes.

October 16, 2023 ·80m · SASH Sessions

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Summary

The idea behind the “Research Roundtable” is to provide a forum for SASH members to discuss their current research projects and connect with other researchers who may be able to share useful advice and information. The presenters for the inaugural Research Roundtable, hosted by Tom McCabe, are: Steven Torres, president of the Association of North, Central America & The Caribbean Football Investigators, on the 60th anniversary of the first official club tournament in Concacaf, the Champions’ Cup (1962-2008), predecessor of the Concacaf Champions League Chuck Carlson on soccer in the coalfields of Illinois from 1880s to 1920s Bob Gansler on German-language newspaper coverage of Milwaukee’s soccer scene. By the 1930s, German immigrants were making their mark on Milwaukee soccer and two German-language newspapers — Milwaukee Deutscher Zeitung and Milwaukee Herold — covered the scene. Bob will discuss how he finds, saves, translates, and collates information from these valuable resources Podcast produced by Brian Quarstad. Music created by LiteSaturation and found at Pixabay. View the video of the session at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEEWnZ1k-5g&list=PLF9oL3yRaMyyYqsS1Qqj6XxUV8RU6p4tC&index=14&pp=iAQB For more US soccer history, visit the SASH website at https://www.ussoccerhistory.org/

Episode Description

The presenters for the inaugural Research Roundtable, hosted by Tom McCabe, are:

Steven Torres, president of the Association of North, Central America & The Caribbean Football Investigators, on the 60th anniversary of the first official club tournament in Concacaf, the Champions’ Cup (1962-2008), predecessor of the Concacaf Champions League
Chuck Carlson on soccer in the coalfields of Illinois from 1880s to 1920s
Bob Gansler on German-language newspaper coverage of Milwaukee’s soccer scene. By the 1930s, German immigrants were making their mark on Milwaukee soccer and two German-language newspapers — Milwaukee Deutscher Zeitung and Milwaukee Herold — covered the scene. Bob will discuss how he finds, saves, translates, and collates information from these valuable resources

Podcast produced by Brian Quarstad.

Music created by LiteSaturation and found at Pixabay.

View the video of the session at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEEWnZ1k-5g&list=PLF9oL3yRaMyyYqsS1Qqj6XxUV8RU6p4tC&index=14&pp=iAQB

For more US soccer history, visit the SASH website at https://www.ussoccerhistory.org/