Episode 002 Everything Begins at Home

Episode 2 of the From First to Home - Life Lessons & Baseball Stories podcast, hosted by Scott Harris, titled "Episode 002 Everything Begins at Home" was published on May 3, 2021 and runs 16 minutes.

May 3, 2021 ·16m · From First to Home - Life Lessons & Baseball Stories

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How wide is Home Plate? What is the standard? What are your standards? The game of baseball begins at home. The game of life begins at home. Life Lessons & Baseball Stories.

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How wide is Home Plate? What is the standard? What are your standards? The game of baseball begins at home. The game of life begins at home. Life Lessons & Baseball Stories.

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