Category Archives: Radio appearances

Michael joined Marty Lurie on KNBR before the Giants game on Saturday to discuss the Alex Rodriguez/Dallas Braden incident. Hear the audio here. – Jason

Last week I sat down for a conversation with NPR’s Scott Simon, for Weekend Edition. For those who love listening to radio on their computers, the program aired this morning. – Jason

Apparently, Canadians like baseball. I was interviewed by the CBC last week (the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is the rough equivalent to NPR in the States), from the KQED studios in San Francisco. As soon as the spot aired over the … Continue reading →

Michael and I spent a half-hour in the KNBR 1050 studios with Damon Bruce yesterday, where we primarily discussed the topic of the day: Whether or not the Giants should have responded to either of the Dodgers’ Code violations over … Continue reading →

Just came from the local NPR studio, where I remotely chatted with Scott Simon for the upcoming Weekend Edition Saturday. We talked for 45 minutes, which will be cut down to somewhere between four and seven minutes for the broadcast. … Continue reading →

Michael and I will be heading into KNBR’s San Francisco studio Monday afternoon to spend a half-hour with Damon Bruce, from 2:30 – 3 p.m. (If you’re in the Bay Area, head to 1050 on your AM dial for all … Continue reading →

KNBR’s Mychael Urban (who also reports for Comcast SportsNet Bay Area) will be introducing to his Giants pre-game show a segment on the unwritten rules, using for inspiration The Baseball Codes. The show is on the air right now; the … Continue reading →

If you’re in the Bay Area and interested in such things, I’ll be on KTCT (1050 on your AM dial) with Damon Bruce today, at or about 12:30 p.m., from AT&T Park in advance of the Giants home opener. – … Continue reading →

There must be something about the unwritten rules that makes this book appeal to stations whose listeners love Terry Gross even more than WFAN listeners loved Mike and the Mad Dog. Perhaps it’s the sociological bent. Or maybe they just … Continue reading →

So I was on the radio in Albany. Not Albany, CA, where I live, but Albany, NY, the more noteworthy of the municipalities, at least from a national perspective. It was a conversation with Ian Pickus from WAMC, which was … Continue reading →