EP 21: Bob File
An episode of the Over My Dad Body podcast, hosted by Pat MacDonald, titled "EP 21: Bob File" was published on July 28, 2020 and runs 61 minutes.
July 28, 2020 ·61m · Over My Dad Body
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Summary
Pat talks with former MLB pitcher Bob File about life in the minor leagues, the culture shock in moving from a large U.S. city to a small Canadian town and becoming a parent in your 40s.
Episode Description
Pat talks with former MLB pitcher Bob File about life in the minor leagues, the culture shock in moving from a large U.S. city to a small Canadian town and becoming a parent in your 40s.
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