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Bedford & Sullivan Brooklyn — 166 episodes · page 1 of 2
Bedford & Sullivan Brooklyn: Farewell Blogtalkradio, Hello Buzzsprout, w Robert Barnes
Ep. 165 - Dodgers/Giants Rivalry Ep, Pt 2 & A Message from Creator Sam Maxwell
Ep. 164 - Dodgers/Giants Rivalry Update w Rob Barnes & NYGPS's Gary Mintz, Pt. I
Ep. 163 - Fort Hamilton Native & NYC Theater Artist Stephan Morrow
Ep. 162 - BK Historian Ron Schweiger Talks Brooklyn Fire Dept History
Ep. 161 - Filmmaker Nick Davis Talks Film & Pop Culture of the BK Dodgers’ Era
Ep. 160 - Seasonal Brooklyn Episode w Rob Barnes & Steve Dugan
Ep. 159 - Mike and Sam Remember Brooklyn’s Own, the Late Joe Pignatano
Ep. 158 - LIVE from Park Slope's Old Stone House w Exec Director Kim Maier!
Ep. 157 - LIVE w Mike and Sam at a Historic Brooklyn Cyclones Opening Day!
Ep. 156 - A Black and Orange Chat w NYGPS's Gary Mintz
Ep. 155 - Springtime in Brooklyn w Ron Schweiger & Mike Lecolant
Ep. 154 - Tristate Chatter: The Bronx Native Rob Lopez
Ep. 153 - NYNL Legacy Chat w Author Greg Prince & Film Director Nick Davis
Ep. 152 - Charley Ebbets Biographer John G. Zinn
Ep. 151 - “Bums” Author Peter Golenbock
Ep. 150 - End-of-Year Brooklyn Special w Mike Lecolant & Rob Barnes
Ep. 149 - Baseball and BBQ’s Jeff and Len on HOF Candidacy of Gil Hodges
Ep. 148 - Coney Island's Own Sheldon "Shelly" Sacks
Ep. 147 - Mike Lecolant & Peter Gorton Discuss Negro Leaguer John Donaldson
Ep. 146 - Autumn in Brook-lyn, w Mike Lecolant & Phil Maillard
Ep. 145 - Carl Erskine Talks the Condition of the Ballfield
Ep. 144 - A Spring and Summer Brooklyn Debriefing w Mike Lecolant
Ep. 143 - Pitcher Carl Erskine Talks April Baseball
Ep. 142 - The Jackie Robinson Day Special w Phil Dixon and Mike Lecolant
Ep. 141 - Springtime in Brooklyn with Rob and Mike
Ep. 140 - Founder of The Donaldson Network, Negro Leagues Historian Peter Gorton
Ep. 139 - A Jackie Robinson/Black History Month Roundtable
Ep. 138 - Carl Erskine Talks Tommy Lasorda & Henry Aaron
Ep. 137 - BK Borough Historian Ron Schweiger talks Brighton Beach History
Ep. 136 - The Giants Faction w NYGPS’s Gary Mintz
Ep. 135 - Remembering Tommy Lasorda, with Rob Barnes
Ep. 134 - Mike Lecolant & historian Phil Dixon Talk Negro Leagues
Ep. 133 - Pitcher Carl Erskine Talks Offseason Routine
Ep. 132 - BK Borough Historian Ron Schweiger Talks NYC Consolidation
Ep. 131 - BK Native & AAA Indians Voice Howard Kellman talks Broadcasting
Ep. 130 - Autumn in Brooklyn w/ Rob and Mike
Ep. 129 - 100th Anni of NLB: WS, Brooklyn & Beyond w Mike Lecolant & Phil Dixon
Ep. 128 - Julie Alexandria and her Father, Professor Don Schwartz
Ep. 127 - Southern Born Steve Dugan
Ep. 126 - Celebrating 100th Anniversary of Negro Leagues Baseball w/ Phil Dixon
Ep. 125 - BK Borough Historian Ron Schweiger Talks Prospect Park
Ep. 124 - Pirates Frank Thomas v Dodgers Carl Erskine - Hitter v Pitcher
Ep. 123 - A Metsian NL Legacy Check-in w Faith & Fear in Flushing's Greg Prince
Ep. 122 - Pittsburgh Slugger and '62 Met Frank Thomas
Ep. 121 - Carl Erskine Talks Players' Lifestyles of the 1950's
Ep. 120 - Brooklyn Born Larry King Talks his Childhood in the 30's
E. 119 - SABR and "Our Bums" Author David Krell
Ep. 118 - Midwood Native Judy Kaiser
Ep. 117 - Brooklyn Born Robert Keyserling
Ep. 116 - BK Historian Ron Schweiger Talks the Neighborhood of Midwood
Ep. 115 - Carl Erskine Discusses his Experience as a Father
Ep. 114 - Ridgewood and Levittown's Dennis Champney
Ep. 113 - Brian Sidney Parrott Discusses his Father Harold's Beat Writing Career
Ep. 112 - Carl Erskine Discusses Growing Up in the 30's
Ep. 111 - Brooklyn's Stephen Keane of Kranepool Society
Ep. 110 - Brooklyn Born Attorney & Teacher Joe Margolin
Ep. 109 - Aunt Barbara and Uncle Stan Talk More Brooklyn
Ep. 108 - Celebrating Willie Mays's Birthday With Gary and Greg!
Ep. 107 - Crown Heights Native Phil Maillard
Ep. 106 - Author Andrew Schiff Discusses his Brooklyn Roots
Ep. 105 - Ron Schweiger Talks Historic Weeksville Neighborhood
Ep. 104 - Author Andrew Schiff Discusses Henry Chadwick, "Father of Baseball"
Ep. 103 - A Quarantined NY NL Legacy Chat wIth Greg Prince
Ep. 102 - Mike and Sam Talk Brooklyn Ballparks
Ep. 101 - A Quarantined O'Malley Debate with Peter Trunk and Rob Barnes
Ep. 100 - Pitcher Carl Erskine talks Pace of Play
Ep. 99 - Negro League Historian Phil Dixon Talks the BK Brown Dodgers
Ep. 98 - Bay Ridge's John Nelson
Ep. 97 - Mike and Sam’s Love Letter to Brooklyn
Ep. 96 - BK Borough Historian Ron Schweiger Talks the Boerum Hill Neighborhood
Ep. 95 - Negro League Authority Phil S. Dixon
Ep. 94 - Writer Noel Hynd, Author of "The Final Game at Ebbets Field"
Ep. 93 - Brooklyn Born Peter Trunk, Sr.
Ep. 92 - BK Borough Historian Ron Schweiger Talks Greenpoint
Ep. 91 - Carl Erskine Talks July 4th Memories
Ep. 90 - Legacy Talk Pt. 2 with Greg Prince
Ep. 89 - BK Borough Historian Ron Schweiger Talks the Canarsie Neighborhood
Ep. 88 - BK Dodgers Fan and Queens Native Susie Salomon
Ep. 87 - Gil Hodges, Jr. Talks Father's HOF Candidacy
Ep. 86 - Dodgers Fan Rob Barnes
Ep. 85 - BK Borough Historian Ron Schweiger Talks Bay Ridge
Ep. 84 - BK Dodgers Legacy Talk with Faith and Fear in Flushing's Greg Prince
Ep. 83 - Brooklyn Briefing with Trolley Blogger Mike Lecolant
Ep. 82 - Giants Briefing From NYGPS's Gary Mintz
Ep. 81 - Brooklyn Borough Historian Ron Schweiger talks Bed-Stuy
Ep. 80 - Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Carl Erskine
Ep. 79 - the Brian Sidney Parrott Redux
Ep. 78 - Brian Sidney Parrott, Harold Parrott's Son
Ep. 77 - Author Marty Appel Talks Casey Stengel
Ep. 76 - '56 and '57 Brooklyn Dodger Randy "Ransom" Jackson
Ep. 75 - Film Distributor & Washington Heights Native Jack Finkelstein
Ep. 74 - Brooklyn Borough Historian Ron Schweiger
Ep. 73 - Carl Erskine Talks Walter O'Malley
Ep. 72 - Brooklyn Trolley Blogger Mike Lecolant
Ep. 71 - New Yorker Owen Goldenberg
Ep. 70 - Carl Erskine and Local Fireman Jim Denny Discuss Anderson, IN
Ep. 69 - Gary Mintz of NYGPS Talks Monte Irvin and Giants
Ep. 68 - BK Trolley Blogger Mike Lecolant and Sam Talk Bensonhurst and Flatbush
Ep.67 - Brooklyn Borough Historian Ron Schweiger discusses the BK Highway System