Episode 007 There's Always Next Year

Episode 7 of the From First to Home - Life Lessons & Baseball Stories podcast, hosted by Scott Harris, titled "Episode 007 There's Always Next Year" was published on January 1, 2022 and runs 20 minutes.

January 1, 2022 ·20m · From First to Home - Life Lessons & Baseball Stories

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"There's Always Next Year!"  The final episode of 2021... I tell one of my favorite baseball/life stories in this episode - "The Chicken Runs at Midnight!" What was your highlight of this last year? From First to Home - Baseball Stories and Life Lessons. All the best to you! Scott

Episode Description

"There's Always Next Year!"

The final episode of 2021...

I tell one of my favorite baseball/life stories in this episode - "The Chicken Runs at Midnight!"

What was your highlight of this last year?

From First to Home - Baseball Stories and Life Lessons.

All the best to you!

Scott

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