Keeping the Nostalgia Alive Show!: Recent Episodes
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Growing up one block from the campus, Jay Frye knew all about DePauw sports. He prepared as a standout three-sport athlete at Greencastle High School. He was named to the All-Western Indiana Conference basketball, baseball and football teams in 1968,as well as all sectional, regional and semi-state teams in basketball, and all state in football and baseball. At DePauw he won three varsity letters in basketball and four in baseball. In addition to being named Most Competitive Player twice by DePauw and once by the Indiana Collegiate Conference, Frye earned all-conference honors while also being named the shortest starting guard (5’7”) in the nation both junior and senior years. In baseball he was a three-time all-conference player and was named to the first team at second base his junior and senior years. In 1972 he was named to Outstanding College Athletes of America, leading the ICC in batting average, slugging percentage, stolen bases and RBIs. He majored in zoology at DePauw and went on to a post-graduate degree in physical therapy from Ohio State in 1974. He took up golf and became a scratch player, competing at the top levels in amateur events around the country, and serving on the Board of Directors of the Indiana Golf Association. With a private practice in physical therapy and sports medicine in Fort Wayne, Ind., Frye worked with high school, college and professional athletes. He was a physical therapist with the United States Ski Team at the World Ski Championships in 1998. Frye is an entrepreneur with business interests ranging from assisted living centers to Krispy Kreme Donut franchises and he has been owner of the Fort Wayne Fury professional basketball team in the Continental Basketball Association since 1991. He also served as director of the CBA Executive Committee, was the head of the NBA-CBA Relations Committee, and was interim commissioner in 1996. Recently moved to Sarasota, Fla, Frye and his wife, Cheryl, have three children. He estimates he has recruited well over 100 students to his alma mater.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ktna/message
Scott Hoke is a broadcasting veteran of more than 40 years, both in television and radio, and since 2008, he’s been the TV host of Mecum’s televised auction action. Scott grew up in Indianapolis and has always loved cars. His home was close enough to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Indianapolis Raceway Park that he could hear cars practicing and racing at both venues from his backyard. He attended his first Indy 500 in 1973, and later worked at the United States Auto Club while in high school. Scott was a member of the IMS Public Address announce crew for seven years, and from 1989-1998, he worked as a sports anchor and reporter at WRTV-6 (ABC) in Indianapolis. Scott also spent six seasons as the TV Host of the Indiana Pacers television broadcasts and nine years as the morning radio host on WFYI-FM (NPR) in Indianapolis. Scott is equally adept as an emcee and event host at functions ranging from large fundraisers to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’s outdoor summer concert series, “Symphony on the Prairie,” which he hosted for 17 years. In his spare time, Scott is an avid musician who plays upright bass and electric bass in several jazz bands.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ktna/message
Randy Mills, a distinguished professor at Oakland City University since 1983 sits down with us and discusses his 10th upcoming book on Larry Bird and his high school playing days.We also talk about his writing career, his previous nine books and his love for basketball!Check out randrmillsauthors.com for ways to get his books and read his outstanding blog posts on the Golden Age of Indiana High SchoolBasketball!Keeping The Nostalgia Alive Show545 subscribers• Videosa About--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ktna/message
You've probably heard the name Rick Shaw and maybe have even had your ankle wrapped by him! The manager of the Indiana State University Sycamores during the Larry Bird Era, Rick shares stories of his life, hoops, baseball, athletic training and his health! Go Sycamores... The fighting trees! You can't find a better person, listen, share and enjoy!
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Marv Pruett sits down with us and discusses his journey with the game of basketball. From the Springs Valley Black Hawks (The Valley Boys) and on to play for the Evansville Purple Aces, Marv talks about his upbringing, the game, his coaches and more! Including his call from Sam Alford on his induction into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame and what Coach Rex Wells meant to him!
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An outstanding Interview with Jack Hogan! A Broad Ripple Rocket and DePauw Tiger, Jack’s a Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame candidate and deserves to be inducted! Listen, Share and enjoy! Broad Ripple Rocket for life!
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It was so nice of Coach Digger Phelps to sit down with us and talk about his legendary career! Video interview available on YouTube! Search The Keeping The Nostalgia Alive Show and please subscribe!
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Long time Milan Indians basketball Basketball Coach Randy Combs joins us to discuss.. his career in coaching, the 1981 Vincennes Lincoln State Championship, Coach Gunner Wyman, Wabash, Trans Am Pontiacs, and fishing! Look for another episode soon, we just barely touched the iceberg on his life and career in basketball!
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He coached basketball, baseball, soccer, cross country and more! Enjoy a conversation about a life in sports! Pitched at Bush Stadium on 16th street during the final four of IHSAA baseball tournament in high school at Ft. Wayne Concordia went on to Ball State and has a Indiana High School State Championship ring on his finger while on the Coaching staff of the 1980 Broad Ripple High School Rockets!
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We had a few technical difficulties but what a great journey for Coach Lewis to his new coaching position at Ball State......We chat Cardinals, Jasper, office furniture choices......and Gunner Wyman's tombstone... HAHAHA Check out the YouTube video interview https://youtube.com/c/keepingthenostalgiaaliveshow A big thank you to David Eha and BSU SID Chad Smith
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WOW! What a career! From Terre Haute Glenn...Indiana State University... Coached Gregg Popovich ... Guided the Lawrenceville Indians to four Class A State championships in Illinois.... and recruited 3 out of the top five scorers for the Indiana Hoosiers Men's Basketball team! Video interview available on our YouTube channel https://youtube.com/c/keepingthenostalgiaaliveshow A big thank you to Cammy Felling for her help in getting this set-up....
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Former Indiana Hoosier, Evansville Ace, 1983 Illinois Mr. Basketball, and current Eastern Illinois University Head Basketball Coach joins us! Please listen, share and enjoy! Check out all of our other shows @Anchor.FM/KTNA and our YouTube Channel @www.youtube.com/c/KeepingTheNostalgiaAliveShow
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From Indiana High School Basketball State Champion.... to 1974 NCAA Basketball Champion with North Carolina State Wolfpack....... to 1983 World Series Champion.... a career in MLB.... and more... Listen, share and enjoy!
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Hoops Color Analyst and Ball State Cardinal David Eha shares his love an excitement for the game of basketball!
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A Member of the Wolfpack, Coach Spence takes us on the journey of his life and the game of basketball... From North Carolina to Vincennes and back to North Carolina to win a National Championship in 1974.... And beyond including leaving this world for a few minutes to be brought back to life and continue to enjoy its blessings!
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Coach Duncan and his induction, players and more..... the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame ....
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Coach Woodson talks about the Hoosiers and his high school basketball coach, who a week after this interview was inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame!
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Interesting perspectives from this Hoosier legend, we also talk about his podcast House of Hoosier! Enjoy
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An interview with Dr. Paul Radcliff.....
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Not from the Vault, but a great listen.....
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Wow! Coach Mawbey, shares over an hour telling us about his amazing career with Indiana High School basketball! I couldn't get enough! What a career! Get ready for an amazing listen!
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Today his favorite title is grandpa. Dave Worland talks about a career in coaching, being a principal and of course playing high school athletics at Lafayette Central Catholic! He attended Purdue University, receiving a B.S. in Ed in 1979 and a M. S. Ed. in 1986. Dave began his teaching career in the Lafayette Catholic Schools system as a teacher at St. Lawrence Elementary School from 1979 to 1981. Next he taught and coached at Washington Catholic High School (vice principal and athletic director) and at South Dearborn High School in Aurora, Indiana (teacher of English and boys’ varsity basketball coach). In 1988, Dave returned to Lafayette Catholic Junior/Senior High School as Vice-Principal, Athletic Director and Boys’ Varsity Basketball Coach. In 1990, he assumed the role as Principal of Lafayette Catholic and remained there until June of 2002, when he came to Cathedral High School as Principal just leaving last year. What a great conversation, enjoy and share.... Billy
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Indiana Basketball All-Star,played for The Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Coached and won the first IHSAA Baseball Tournament State Championship With Hammond Bishop Noll.....Take a listen....From the Vault at The Keeping The Nostalgia Alive Show...2016. Seen with The Big O, whom he played on the Indiana All-Star team with in 1956...
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What a class act! Coach Josh Thompson Interview!
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Dakich Cycles For The City is a great cause No matter your opinion about Dan, check it out and donate today! Enjoy this Interview from a few years ago! Billy
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Molded boys into men.... State Championship Coach George Griffith joins us!
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85, but it was like an Interview with a 45 year old! Enjoy!
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From Shortridge High School to Nebraska to The ABA and then his artwork....
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Baseball, his book and his mustache! Enjoy
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Braves are in the World Series with the beloved Houston Astros. Lets flashback to Catcher Bill Nahorondy and his career in baseball and love for music! From The Vault at The Keeping The Nostalgia Alive Show!
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From the Vault at The Keeping The Nostalgia Alive Show! RIP Gary Cox, I miss him
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Artist, Musician, and pretty good basketball player CW Mundy...... From The Vault at The Keeping The Nostalgia Alive Show
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From the Vault at The Keeping The Nostalgia Alive Show! 2 1/2 hours of basketball history, knowledge and the love of the game
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From the Vault at The Keeping The Nostalgia Alive Show! Congratulations Coach Over man well-deserved honor! Recorded in 2018
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Gary Grider – The 6-1 guard led Washington to the regional final as a senior in 1962-63 as he averaged 21 points per game. Grider scored 887 points at Washington, which ranked second in school history at the time of his graduation. He went on to play at the University of Houston, where he was a key player for three seasons under coach Guy Lewis. Grider averaged a career-high 8.1 points, 5.1 assists and 3.1 rebounds as a senior in 1966-67 as Houston went 27-4 and reached the Final Four before falling to UCLA. Grider played alongside future NBA players Elvin Hayes and Don Chaney.
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Double Feature Loogootee Basketball! From the Vault at The Keeping The Nostalgia Alive Show
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From the vault at The Keeping The Nostalgia Alive Show! Dr. Ray Pavy
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Basketball Royalty Rick Mount Joins our show!
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From The Vault at The Keeping The Nostalgia Alive Show, my debut show with Coach Marty Echelbarger Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Coach and fellow inductee Rick Jones... 1963 Indiana Mr. Basketball
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From the Keeping The Nostalgia Show Vault. Enjoy, like, follow, subscribe and share
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Enjoy this interview from a few years ago....... More from the Vault soon! Like, follow, subscribe and share....
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Music is medicine for the soul, it'll heal you or make you sick! Music will transport you to a specific Time in your life faster then Scotty could beam you up on Star Trek! I love music! Give this new show a listen...
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From Union Mills Indiana, Glen Rosenbaum shares his story about his life in the game of professional baseball, over four decades with the Chicago White Sox organization. Thanks go out to Lanny Sigo with the assist in making this interview possible! Listen, share and enjoy!
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A member of the Indiana Baseball Hall of Fame and Greater Evansville Sports Hall of Fame, Coach Tim Nonte loves baseball, basketball and coaching! For well over 30 years Coach Nonte was involved in coaching high school athletics and keeping the nostalgia alive by putting 3 publications together (books) documenting Loogootee Basketball, Princeton High School basketball and a third on Patoka basketball! You can email on availability.... Enjoy.....
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Couldn't get it all in one show, Coach Nonte loves coaching, baseball, basketball and documenting all of it! An author of three publications for St. Johns, Loogootee, and Princeton. Just a fascinating story and Part 2 will be next Monday.... Little did I know I was he's sons roommate at Indiana State University. Little did I know former employee Jon Loftin played for him. Little did I know former employee Rob Kirchoff played for him. Little did I know this man is the true definition of a teacher and coach!
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Dodger Blue #25, Tommy John sits down with us and talks about basketball, baseball, Indiana and more! The Baseball Hall of Fame is not complete without this man in it! "I'll celebrate if I'm in the hall of fame, I'll celebrate if I'm not." Tommy John..... Thanks to Ted Doyle and Cheryl Zeldin John for the assist in interviewing this amazing Indiana native..... Check out our Youtube channel "Keeping the Nostalgia Alive Show" for the video interview!
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Just an outstanding person and career, Lanny Sigo shares his story about a life in broadcasting! What a wealth of stories including Coach Knight at Indiana, Coach Gene Keady at Purdue and more.....Wow a must listen! Check out his interviews icssportsnetwork.com
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A fun interview with Purdue Boilermaker Assistant Coach Brandon Brantley. We talk growing up Andrean, Purdue basketball as both a player and coach (He's in his 8th season at Purdue) and his life in the game of basketball! Great guy with a passion for the game of basketball. I met Coach Brantley while attending the NCAA Final Four in Houston Texas in 2016 and finally we have him on the show! Enjoy......Billy
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Indiana and basketball go hand in hand! Coach Shawn Martin talks with us about the game, his association with it and those he has meet along the way!
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A in depth Interview with Coach Stafford Stephenson. Coach Stephenson landed at the University of Evansville and was the Aces assistant basketball coach and was on a recruiting trip to Florida when we lost 29 people in the plane crash December 13th, 1977!
The names are included in this interview so we never forget!
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Hal Morris batted over .300 for his entire career and of course was a World Series champion for the 1990 Wire...Wire Cincinnati Reds! Born in Alabama but raised in Indiana Hal was an outstanding 3 sport athlete at Munster High School, would have been QB also if it wasn't for an injury... He discusses his career and sheds light on a successful championship career within MLB. Also played the greatest game to be perfected in Indiana and that's Indiana High School Basketball! Enjoy...
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Our 4th hour with Coach Rex Wells, we chat about the Golden Era of Indiana High School Basketball....Did you know if Coach Marvin Wood would have been given a raise in French Lick he wouldn't have been hired at Milan and the Miracle and Hoosiers wouldn't have happened? Just a great basketball mind and person, Coach Wells just turned 88 years old and we talk over an hour about Indiana high school basketball! Check out our other 3 interviews with Coach Wells as well as over 200 episodes of 'The Keeping The Nostalgia Alive Show" on all podcast platforms and at keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com!
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From Ohio....Tennessee...To Indiana, a national championship and close to 500 victories Coach Petty sits down with us for an hour to share his story about his love for basketball, family and life!
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Join us for our 200th episode, Darrel Chaney a World Series Champion with the 1975 Cincinnati Big Red Machine joins us! He could have been quarterback for Notre Dame, he was an outstanding three sport athlete at Hammond Morton and out of high school signed with the Cincinnati Reds and the rest is history! What a great story teller....From his humble beginnings in a 900 square foot house in Hammond...to his love for Mr. Cub Ernie Banks.... and of course his passion for the game of baseball! He has a great book out, which has changed peoples lives, it's called "Welcome to the Big Leagues, Every Man's Journey to Significance, The Darrel Chaney Story" available at Welcometothebigleagues.org and he's motivational speaker, get all his info at Darrelchaney.com.....
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The Wreck of The Edmund Fitzgerald was not included, but we all know it's one of his best... Enjoy my favorite Gordon Lightfoot songs! What's yours?
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My top three one-hit wonders, songs that take me back to certain times in my life! Happy times, sad times and memories of where you should've changed directions in your life!
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Take a listen to what I think are the top three saddest songs ever made....What are yours?
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Charlie Daniels passed away today at age 83! Here's my top three songs, plus a bonus track!
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He's a Hoosier, I'm a Hoosier, he's a Indiana State University Sycamore, I'm a Indiana State University Sycamore, He's hilarious, I'm not...Ladies and Gentlemen Ryan spends time with us talking about his upbringing, his incredible shot to stardom on AGT and what's happening in the world today! A class act...Listen, share and enjoy... He's very interactive with his fans follow him @CrippleThreat8 on Twitter and other social media platforms! And please when he comes to town, go see him...you won't regret it! Please check out our sponsor Stickeryeti.com they make amazing custom stickers and much more! I use them for both stickers and iron on transfers...incredible product! Please click the link below and give them a try!
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I think I got all of my questions answered! Hopefully you'll enjoy this interview with Wang Chung's Nick Feldman...Go to iTunes and check out "Everybody Be Safe tonight" it's an amazing remix of the #1 smash from 1986-87 "Everybody Have Fun Tonight"! Nick, Jack and Special guest Victoria Day from Nu Shooz haven't lost a step in creating great music! Also check out Jack Hues New Album "Primitif" outstanding stuff! Check out Wangchung.com and Jackhues.com Thank you Nick, your fun and amazing!
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Seen in the photo with football coach Pat Koers, Coach Riensche was a main stay at Broad Ripple from 1978-1989! Starting his coaching career at IPS #44 where Coach Bill Smith started, Coach Riensche coached basketball, baseball, cross country, and soccer! He along with Coach Smith and Coach Gene Ring are the ones who drove me to be like a sponge and have the passion for keeping the nostalgia alive! Moving on to Warren Central to coach both baseball and assist on basketball...Coach Riensche spent 44 years teaching and coaching young people with a passion! Stay tuned...Maybe a part II in the works!
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Sit back and listen to my top songs from Wang Chung! They have an amazing catalog and I've been a fan since 1984. Surf on over to iTunes and get the new Remix of "Everybody be safe tonight" with guest Valerie Day from Nu Shooz! You can also find an interview with Jack Hues from Wang Chung in our archives, he has an amazing new album out called "Primitif", check it out today on all platforms....
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They said he was too short and too slow, fast forward to three Big Ten Championship Rings and you have the heart of a champion! Todd Foster shares his story. The story includes his love for the rodeo, the passion for the game of basketball and his dedication to being a Purdue Boilermaker....
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Part 2 of an interview with 2019 Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee Coach Jerry Hoover! You can catch part one @ keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com
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A interview with Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee...Walter Jordan! It's from 3 years ago, but for some reason I felt moved to find and share it! A great player and even better person!
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Click this link for Mr Darrin Means obsession, which is Indiana's Obsession: His journey through the history of Indiana high school basketball https://youtu.be/qP7P2jRfVtA just an awesome investment into Indiana's game! You've gotta watch it! Listen to the conversation we had about how this came about!
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2019 Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee! What an incredible story of a lifetime relationship with the game of basketball! Coach Jerry Hoover shares his story. Current Head Coach of the Blackford Bruins, Coach Hoover tells us about his upbringing, Purdue, stories of John Wooden, and yes..Victor the wrestling bear! This is part I , come back next week, same time for an extended part II.
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We first chat with Jimbo Rayl about his life with dad, the movie "Hoosiers" and beyond! Part II is an interview we did with his dad 5 years ago! Listen, share and enjoy! Thanks Jimbo for your time, it was a pleasure!
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A interview with Jack Hues of Wang Chung! The summer of 84 was awesome, I travelled by Trailways bus from Indianapolis to Richmond Virginia to spend the summer with my Aunt Becky and Uncle Mike! I had no clue what cable TV was all about, but once arriving at my Aunt and Uncles house...I was introduced to MTV...The first video I ever saw on MTV was "Dance Hall Days" and I was hooked on Wang Chung! To make a bigger impression, my Uncle Mike took me to see the Cars at the Richmond Coliseum....Guess who was on the bill that evening, you guessed it....Wang Chung! Jack was so gracious and has his first solo album out called Primitif, check it out on all music platforms or go to Jackhues.com and grab an autographed copy! Thank you Jack for your time, this is why I keep the nostalgia alive! You made my year! Listen, share and enjoy! Click the link below to hear samples of this 16 song double album!
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Coach Al Brown, what an incredible life and lifelong relationship coaching the game of basketball!
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"When I checked into the game as a sycamore during the 1978-79 season I received a standing ovation.....Well let me rephrase...When I checked into the game, Larry was coming out of the game." A great interview with Bob Ritter, a Northwest Space Pioneer and Indiana State University Sycamore. We talk about his Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame father (Bill Ritter), his playing days both as a Pioneer and Sycamore and that magical run those Sycamores took until being defeated by Michigan State University in the championship game in 1979. We also talk about his true love, music and his relationship with it...Check out his Facebook page www.facebook.com/bomarandrittermusic/ and also Bomarandritter.com, I've been listening on Amazon Music Unlimited...Thanks fo listening....Billy
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There is also a video version of this on Youtube https://youtu.be/mhqwsma7w1w
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An amazing tale of hard work and determination, Take a listen to Coach Jennifer Hoover and her relationship with the game of basketball.
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With all that's going on in the world, take 40 minutes to listen to our interview with Coach Greg Lansing! A great story of a relationship with coaching basketball!
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Brian tells his story of his relationship with the game of basketball and growing up as a Loogootee Lion and Indiana State University Sycamore!
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Dave Kornowa grew up in Ohio and dreamed of playing in the Rose bowl. He ended up at Indiana University playing for the Hoosiers, chances looked slim...a coaching change, losing seasons....Then his senior year the team came together they went 9-1...Co-Big 10 Champions ranked #4 and went on to play the mighty USC Trojans and O.J. Simpson!
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Coach Rex Walters joins us for an interview. He gives an inside look into his life in basketball! One of the most entertaining and informative interviews I've done this side of the microphone! Listen, share and enjoy. He also has his own show at Theprosclub.com check it out! Listen to over 175 shows at keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com
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If you have a passion for basketball and you live in Texas take a trip to Carmine Texas and visit the Texas Basketball Museum! Listen to this interview with the Curator...... Bob Springer! If you'd like to donate to this 1,400 square foot museum which includes the members of the Texas Basketball Hall of Fame you can by contacting Coach Bob Springer@ 713-898-7667 or email @Texasbkb@swbell.net. The location of the Texas Basketball Museum is...... 107 Augsburg Avenue P.O box 401 Carmine Texas 78932... I've been and I'm going back soon! Also check out Texasbasketballmuseum.com
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Bang Tango is back, listen to my first musical interview with founding member and guitarist Mark Knight, you can also check out bangtango.net for tour and other information! Also check out markknightandtheunsungheroes.com
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Coach Rex Wells shares his love and passion for the game of basketball! Just a great conversation! The phenomenal 1957-58 Springs Valley season!!! Also check out the book
The Valley Boys: The Story of the 1958 Springs Valley Black Hawks By Timothy Wright!
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After technical difficulties and banging my head on my studio wall...Here's Part III of our interview with John Olsen and his life story of Loogootee, Indiana and basketball! What an amazing individual and his story is even more amazing. Enjoy! You can hear Parts I and II on keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com
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Erwin Cox is our guest and he shares his story about a life in athletics, from Kokomo Wildkat thru his career as a Drake Bulldog! The Cox family was 9 siblings deep and the athletic talent was amazing! Erwin does an amazing job sharing his story from little league baseball, dishing the ball to Bob Netolicky at Drake and his stories of high school sports in Kokomo! It was neat to hear first hand accounts and also what legendary coach Joe Platt meant and how he coached!
Myra Fleener: [about Jimmy Chitwood] You know, a basketball hero around here is treated like a god, er, uh, how can he ever find out what he can really do? I don't want this to be the high point of his life. I've seen them, the real sad ones. They sit around the rest of their lives talking about the glory days when they were seventeen years old. Coach Norman Dale: You know, most people would kill... to be treated like a god, just for a few moments. This is Erwin Cox's moments....
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Once again John continues his story, this time he comes back for his Senior year after being the manager the previous one, and this time he's a player! He also shares some Coach Knight stories, how he met his wife and more! Sit back, relax, share and enjoy! If you have input or a guest you'd like us to have on the show email us @hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com. We also do our shows from a passion in our heart for the game, if you'd like to donate...then please become a patron @keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com
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If you can't beat 'em then Cheatham! A great interview with former Paris Illinois Tiger and Indiana State University Sycamore! Ron and I both lived in Cromwell Hall at ISU his freshmen year and he shares his story about his life and love of basketball! Even a hilarious story about possibly how cheap Larry Bird was, or him giving his younger brother a hard time! Thanks Ron for keeping the nostalgia alive! If you like our work please become a patron @Keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com!
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Dr. John Olsen, seen in the front row 2nd to the right, while playing on the Freshmen team at Indiana University, Coach Bob Knights 1st year at IU. John shares his story about being a Manager during the 1969-1970 Loogootee Lion Final Four Season and then playing for Coach Butcher the following season. Not only did he play for the one time winningest Indiana high school basketball coach of all-time...Coach Jack Butcher, but he also was coached by the one time winningest college basketball Coach of all-time...Coach Bob Knight! Just an incredible story about his path to becoming a successful Psychologist for over 35 years. It's what he learned on his path thru the game of basketball that has led to his success in life! This is Part 1 of a two part interview, we will discuss more about his passion today, about his book..."Just a Little Bitty Skinny Kid", and that senior year at Loogootee high school in Part 2. Enjoy, if you'd like our work and would like to donate or advertise with us...please email us at Hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com or keepingthenostalgiaalive@yahoo.com Thank you for your support. Stay tuned on 11/13 for Part 2, follow us at keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com
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My top three favorite James Bond movie theme songs.....Agree? Disagree? What's yours?
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I loved EP so much my daughters middle name is Presley! If you get the chance listen to "The Jungle Room Podcast An Elvis Presley Podcast" Tune in every Wednesday on Audioboom.com. What are your favorite Elvis Presley songs and why?
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If your not watching Country Music, a documentary series on PBS..Then your missing out! The Legend Ken Burns does an amazing, excellent, and outstanding job! Sit back listen, share and enjoy may favorite three songs from Johnny Cash! What's yours?
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Wow, sit back, relax and enjoy my three favorite Cars songs...RIP Ric Ocasek!
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Usually My shows highlight the top three songs of an artist, today I'm adding a fourth! Eddie Money passed away 9/13/19 and he was my first concert as a sophomore in high school. Sit back and enjoy...
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Bang Tango is back this Saturday January 25th at The world famous Whiskyagogo on Sunset Blvd the original line-up is back! Check out Bangtango.net and MarkKnightandtheunsungheroes.com Mark Knight along with Kyle Kyle formed the band Bang Tango! Mark Knight joins us to share his story about a life in Rock and Roll! Listen, share, and enjoy! Great guy, Guitarist, and songwriter...
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Legend Bobby Plump of the 1954 Milan Indians and Milan '54 Hoosier Museum board member Graham Honaker talk about the 65th reunion of of the 1954 Milan State Championship and they also announce the establishment of the Roselyn McKittrick Endowment fund and campaign to preserve the future of the Milan '54 Hoosiers Museum. Those wishing to to make a gift, multi year pledge, or planned gift to the Roselyn McKittrick Endowment can do so by going to milan54.org or you can call Tom Kohlmeier at 317-409-5203. This is the #1 sports story in Indiana, be a part of it! We support both the Hoosier Gym and Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, lets back the '54 Hoosier Museum and continue what Roselyn worked so hard to accomplish! they also have an amazing gift shop which you can also check out at Milan54.org ----
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The book is called "The day the Yankees made me shave", 1985 World Series Champ Greg Pryor of the Kansas City Royals helps keep the nostalgia alive. A fun and informative interview of Greg, who played 16 years of professional baseball. His book title above is available on Amazon.com or if you'd like an autographed copy head over to TheYankeesmademeshave.com - Please support or sponsor @ Zumersport.com where they make 100's of items made from the exact same materials as your favorite sports balls! Use Code KTNA and receive free shipping!
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These are my top three favorite Barry Manilow songs, he's a guilty pleasure, sit back, relax and enjoy!
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Here's some of my favorite baseball clips and songs, please share, listen and enjoy! Please support our sponsor Zumersport.com. Use code KTNA and receive free shipping! Zumer Sport, where you can get 100's of items made with the exact same materials as your favorite sports balls!
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You can now find us on iHeart Radio! These are my favorite three songs from 1975...What are yours?
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My top three songs from the year 1974. What's Yours?
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"Never underestimate the heart of a champion." Coach Rudy Tomjanovich shares his story about his life, the game of basketball and beyond! Please support our sponsor Zumersport.com where they make 100's of items made with the same EXACT materials as your favorite sports balls! You can also get your own logo on their products and they are adding different colleges and universities on a weekly basis! Use code KTNA for free shipping!
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26-8, NAIA Playoffs, and 19-0 at home, these are pretty amazing statistics for first year head coach Eric Echelbarger! Coach Echelbarger discusses growing up in Indiana, playing basketball for his Hall of Fame Father, Marty Echelbarger, his college playing days and his coaching career! Head coach Eric Echelbarger of the Indiana University Kokomo Cougars takes time out of his schedule to keep the nostalgia alive! Please support our sponsor Zumersport.com, where the make 100's of items made from the EXACT same materials as your favorite sports balls! Use code KTNA and receive free shipping!
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Wow, thank you Dan Dakich for spending some time with the "Keeping the Nostalgia Alive Show". Dan Dakich tells an unfiltered version of his life in basketball! Check out our sponsor @Zumersport.com.
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Jimmy Jones helps to keep the nostalgia alive, by telling us his story of growing up basketball and continuing at Grambling state University and his career in the ABA and NBA. please listen, share and enjoy. Please visit our sponsor Zumersport.com. They make hundreds of items in which the products are made from the same exact materials as the real sports game balls and they look AND feel like them because they truly are the same material. Use Code "KTNA" and receive free shipping! Also check out Droppingdimes.org to help the plight of those who played in the ABA and have been left behind by the NBA.
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Just coming off of being named to the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame's Silver Anniversary team of 2019, Coach Combs shares his story of basketball success. From Lebanon Indiana to Paoli, he put up over 1,900 points in his high school career. Coach Combs now an Assistant Coach at Morehead State University talks about his playing days and his love for the game. He was runner-up to Bryce Drew for Indiana Mr. Basketball in 1994 and had a good college career at both Missouri and Austin Peay. He chats about wins over Indiana and being a part of the Tyus Edney legendary shot game. He also discusses how he got into coaching and much more! Listen, share, and enjoy...Our program is brought to you by Zumersport.com, where all of their products are made from the exact same materials as real sports game balls and they look AND feel like them because they truly are the same material!
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Go to Droppingdimes.org and help those who changed the game (ABA)! 4 time All-Star and 2X ABA Champion Bob Netolicky and Co-Founder of DroppingDimes attorney Scott Tarter discuss the plight of ABA players in need. You can also buy an outstanding book called "We Changed The Game" at Hilton Publishing or Wechangedthegame.com.
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https://www.amazon.com/Doug-Wilson/e/B00476UJN6 Click the link on the left for some amazing baseball books. Just when you thought you've read them all, new ones are out to keep the nostalgia alive! Doug has a passion for the game and any of his five published books are great for any bookshelf. His new book is called "Let's Play two. The Life and Times of Ernie Banks. Doug joins us to chat about his love for the game of baseball and the new book on Ernie Banks.....Enjoy!
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"Never Underestimate The Heart of A Champion"...Rudy Tomjanovich... I've had some fun doing my interviews, and you all know I love keeping the nostalgia alive, but this was fun, entertaining, and Rudy T didn't disappoint! Please listen, share and enjoy. A huge thank you to Coach Tomjanovich for his time! If you enjoy our work, think about being a patron and donating to our program, you can do so at keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com. We are always looking for guests and we have sponsorship packages. Email us at Hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com
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Have a suggestion for a top three, comment on our post and I'll do one just for you!
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Author and Journalist Mark Montieth talks with us for over an hour about basketball, his books, and his love for the game! #34 for the Pike Red Devils! Check out his website https://markmontieth.com and you can get his books at almost any bookstore in Indianapolis.... especially his new one...Reborn The Pacers And The Return Of Pro Basketball to Indianapolis. He has a passion for the game of basketball, he currently is a freelance journalist for the Indiana Pacers. I really enjoyed his knowledge of the game and what he's done to get where he is today! If you love our work you'll check out his website....great interviews with legends of the game from Indiana and only a onetime lifetime fee! He also has copies of Passion Play...A Season with the Purdue Boilermakers and Coach Gene Keady, he'll even sign a copy for you! Contact Mark thru his website!
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Is it "We Will Rock You", "Bohemian Rhapsody", "Another One Bites The Dust"? Click, listen, share and enjoy my top three Queen Songs! They might not be your top three, but please share what your top three would be! This is a preview of our new podcast only on Keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com!
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Join us as Coach Rex Wells helps to keep the nostalgia alive! Just an amazing interview, not only about the 1957-1958 Springs Valley Black Hawks but about a life in the game of basketball and beyond! The book is outstanding, I would love to see it on the big screen! It's called "The Valley Boys: The Story of the 1958 Springs Valley Black Hawks". In the summer of 1957, the Indiana towns of French Lick and West Baden decided to merge two high schools that had been fierce rivals for decades. It was a decision that did not go over well in those divided communities. W. Timothy Wright weaves the gripping story here, chronicling the events that followed the fateful consolidation of two schools and two basketball teams. But an extraordinary first season slowly revealed the team’s fierce determination to win, and the players became a microcosm of the two towns, teaching its citizens how to come together as one united community. As these ten boys and their coaches embarked on an epic journey, filled with valuable life lessons, they had no idea they were about to record one of the most unforgettable chapters in Indiana high school basketball. The Valley Boys shares a story of a special high school basketball team that came together for an unbelievable, unexpected, and historic season. Click here - Order your copy today!
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I got to watch Richie Johnson play while in 6th grade, what an amazing basketball player! It was 1980 at Market Square Arena the New Albany Bulldogs were undefeated going into the championship game against Broad Ripple, of course Broad Ripple won that evening, but I'll never forget watching Richie play. Johnson a 6"8 player who played all 5 positions was an amazing player, he joins us to tell his story of his life in basketball. Check out all of our other interviews @ Keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com. If you enjoy our work, consider donating to help us keep the nostalgia alive @ Hoosierhysteria.net. We also have advertising and sponsorship packages available....Conact us if interested @Hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com!
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Just to sit down and talk about basketball for over an hour is absolutlety the best use of an hour in my opinion! Especially when that hour involves a converstion about playing basketball in Indiana. Floyds Knobs is one of my favorite names from the state of Indiana, John Witten played there under IBHOF Coach - Joe Hinton. John does an outstanding job sharing his memories of the game he played in Indiana and while playing as a Rice University Owl, and beyond! If you enjoy our work and would like to donate or advertise with us please contact us @Hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com. We also have a new website up and running....Check it out ...Hoosierhysteria.net
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Catch this interview, pun intended! 14 years of professional baseball, his life after baseball and his new CD! In April of 1983 my Grandpa Ripma to me to an Indianapolis Indians game, the Indians were playing the Evansville Triplets and I watched Bill Nahorodny hit a Grand Slam Home Run for the Triplets that evening. I've been a friend of his on social media for the last 5 years and thought it was time for an interview! This is my fourth baseball interview, I'm mainly a basketball guy as you all know. This was a fun interview of someone who had a dedicated passion for playing the game of baseball! Great Stories of breaking up Steve Carltons no hitter, his first hit as a pro and when he found his baseball card in K-Mart. Great guy, humble and is a musician also. Bill has a new CD out, "The Ball Yard" They are on sale now! Every album in his first batch will be signed as a collectors album. The album "At the Ball Yard" will be priced at $25. Buy four as gifts and they'll throw in a fifth for free..plus free shipping! Get them now, before the first round sells out. You can send check or money order to:Gayle Nahorondy:5568 W. Grovepark Road, Dunnellon Florida...34433, its a two CD set, the first being his music all about baseball and the 2nd CD is filled with batting tips and a lot of baseball story telling as you've heard on our interview! Most of the proceeds will be donated to Best Charities helping to pay for education and tuitions.
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Recorded Labor Day 2016, Enjoy! If you like our work think about a sponsorship or donation! Contact us at Hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com! Check out all of our other shows @ Keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com
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I enjoyed doing this two part interview! Just when you think you know everything about Indiana High School Basketball you learn more! Coach Wells is an amazing story teller and I hope you enjoy his story as much as I did doing the interview! You can get the book by W. Timothy Wright - "The Valley Boys The Story of the 1958 Springs Valley Black Hawks @http://www.wtimothywright.com. You can also get both the book and replica of the 1957-1958 Scorebook for $40, if interested at the French Lick West Baden Museum. I got a copy of the scorebook and it's amazing, both of these together would make a great gift for any basketball fan! Contact flwbmuseum@gmail.com for more info. If you enjoy our work, consider donating or becoming a sponsor. Please email us @ Hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com. Your help, helps keep the nostalgia alive.
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Wow, I started with a few questions that ignited a mind full of amazing memories of the 1957-1958 Springs Valley Black Hawks basketball team from 1957-1958. Coach Wells tells the story of his life! Part II will be next Wednesday at this same time... I was mesmerized by his recollection of that magical season and I hope you are too! I barely scratched the surface of this mans life! Stay tuned and look for Part II! Click this link if you'd like to purchase the book! http://www.wtimothywright.com/book/ The book is called "The Valley Boys The Story of the 1958 Springs Valley Black Hawks by W. Timothy Wright! An amazing read! If you love our work please consider donating or sponsoring to our program! Email us for more details on how @HoosierHysteria@yahoo.com.
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An interview with 2018 Center Circle Officials Award winner Steve Fisher! Just an amazing life in the game of basketball! Check out our library of shows after listening! Keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com - We are looking for sponsors email us @Hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com!
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Rick Jones spends an hour with us discussing the 1963 Muncie Central State Championship, his Indiana Mr. Basketball award, playing both basketball and baseball at the U (Miami) and his career as a professional baseball player! Jones, a member of the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame also discusses his thoughts on the game today, his family, and the ups and downs of being a two-sport athlete. Sit back, relax and enjoy the show!!!
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Producer Tim Helfen sits down to chat about his DVD/Blu Ray Documentary We Are EC - The Untold Story of East Chicago Basketball. Doing this for as long as I have, I thought I knew everything about Indiana High School Basketball, I did not! This Documentary is amazing and is a must watch by any basketball fan. You can get the DVD/Blu Ray @ https://we-are-ec.myshopify.com, you can also check out the Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/WeAreEC2016/. I was glued to the tv after hitting the play button on my DVD player and I'm sure you will be as well. Tim discusses the process, fun and his approach to getting this region of Indiana's basketball passion to the big screen. Sit back, relax and enjoy this interview and get the DVD/Blu Ray. Love our work? Keep it going by becoming a patron of our show, we also have sponsorship packages available - email us @HoosierHysteria@Yahoo.com.
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Herschell Turner shares his story about his life in both basketball and the world of art. After playing for Shortridge he went on to play at the University of Nebraska, he was the first black American to play basketball at Nebraska and achieved legendary status as a Cornhusker. Now legally blind, Herschell went on to play several years of professional basketball including the 1967-1968 Pittsburg Pipers who went on to win the first ABA Championship. He shares what it was like to be black in those tumultuous times in the 50's and 60's. His first love was art and if you go to https://herschellturnerhistoricalimages.com you can see and purchase his fantastic art. Just when I thought I knew basketball, outstanding players are brought to my attention and I have to share the story. Remember I document the past so the future can remember! We are looking for sponsors to keep our show going, if interested e-mail us @hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com or become a patron of our show. In the show photo Turner is seen with the Chicago Majors #12, he also had a stint with the Harlem Globetrotters. Thankyou Herschell for sharing your story. Turner was inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame in 1991.
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Wally Cox joins us for over an hour sharing the story of his life with the game he loves. I really didn't have to ask any questions and enjoyed listening to him keeping the nostalgia alive!!! At age 82, Wally shares details about growing up in Indianapolis that everyone will enjoy. We are looking for a sponsor for our program so we can keep bringing you these interviews. If you'd like to sponsor or donate to our work - email us at hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com. Now sit back, relax and enjoy some blasts from the past.
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We've had MaryAnn Davis on before, but we've updated the interview with a new one. Take a listen to her side of Coach Bob Knight. A story that was omitted was how she sat in the Suite with Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and each time she reached into her bag, be it for mints, gum, or lip balm, the Secret Service was very inquisitive and she decided to watch the rest of the game down on the floor.
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If you haven't gotten the book "One small town, one crazy coach.", you need to get it today. Author Mike Roos writes of that season. A must-have for any Indiana High School basketball fan!
This recording is the play by play of the 4th quarter of the Sectional Championship game between the Ireland Spuds and the Springs Valley Blackhawks. In the 1963 Huntingburg Indiana Sectional. It was voted by the fans as the 7th most exciting game ever played in the Huntingburg Memorial Gym from 1952 thru 2002. Springs Valley was coached by a young Jim Jones (In the IBHOF now) and Ireland was coached by the Wizard (as the papers would call him back then), Coach Pete Gill. The play by play announcer is the late Jack Brandt from WITZ radio Jasper, Indiana.
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A great book about the ABA, what it meant to the city of Indianapolis, and stories you won't believe that really happened from 1967- 1976! Two legends, original Pacer Bob Netolicky, and outstanding Journalist Robin Miller (Indianapolis Star 1968-2001 and ABA Pacer beat writer). The stories are true and it's an amazing read. This book is out in time for the 50th Anniversary ABA reunion being held in Indianapolis the weekend of April 7th. Go to Droppingdimes.org to find out all of the details and go to Wechangedthegame.com to find out more about the book, available at Amazon.com and Hilton Publishing. If you enjoy our work think about becoming a patron @kepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com or emailing us @Hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com. We are also looking for sponsors if interested email us at the previously mentioned address. Basketball, especially from Indiana is my passion!
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Ed Mckee spends over an hour with us talking basketball and his life in the sports world. He discusses his playing days at Rockhurst, being drafted, signed and released as an Indiana Pacer, his tenure @ Indiana State University, going back to work for the Pacers, and beyond.Has an amazing memory and shares them with us on the program! Listen, share, and enjoy. If you like our work and want to support our efforts please think about becoming a patron. You can do so on our page @keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com or email us @Hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com. Thanks to John Dodderidge for photo help! We are working without a sponsor if you'd like to sponsor or advertise please let us know.
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Available at LuLu.com NOW.....What a great read! My imagination went wild while reading this outstanding story of one magical season in 1958 as the Springs Valley Black Hawks took to the court and dribbled deep into the tournament! If you love stories of Indiana High School Basketball, then you must have this in your library. Tim Wright of The Wright Brothers Band hits the nail on the head writing one of the best books about Hoosier Hysteria since Mike Roos "One Small Town, One Crazy Coach: The Ireland Spuds and the 1963 Indiana High School basketball season". This has Hoosiers the sequel written all over it! Get your copy now @lulu.com. Listen, share, and enjoy!
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Tim Wright of the Wright Brothers Band joined us today to discuss his book about the 1957-1958 Springs Valley Black Hawks titled "The Valley Boys- The Story of the 1958 Springs Valley Black Hawks". After the interview, I asked him a few questions about his musical career, including meeting Johnny Cash. So fresh off of the cutting room floor....Enjoy.... Coming up later check out our interview with Tim as we discuss the above-mentioned book! The photo shown was from the 1987 film, called "Overboard" starring both Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, in which the Wright Brothers Band performed in
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Seen in the photo on the 1979 Indiana All-star team, Battling Melvin Turpin for a rebound, and on the bus traveling with the Harlem Magicians. Chucky was a dominant player for the Wood Woodchucks and Arlington Golden Knights in late 70's Indiana high school basketball. He shares his story about a life in basketball. We talk about his game, reasons why he didn't end up an Indiana Hoosier or Louisville Cardinal, and he tells a hilarious story of the game he just wore his warm-ups and then head coach Dave Bliss told him to go in the game. All in all Charles Barnett had a great career in basketball, including two daughters who followed his footsteps in the game. Charles Barnett helps keep the nostalgia alive. Listen, share, and enjoy. Like our work? Think about donating to keep our program going @keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com or e-mail us on how you can help @ HoosierHysteria@yahoo.com
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Eric Harmon has spent most of his life with a whistle or striped shirt on. Officiating the 1977 IHSAA State Finals was a treat, as was officiating games as a Big 10 Referee for a career. Eric tells us about how he got into the business, the ups and downs, and the fun of it all. Even a story of Coach K complimenting the officiating crew, and letting Coach Knight know he wasn't going to teach him a history lesson. Also included is how this SAG card member became a part of the movie Blue Chips in 1994. It was early for both of us so forgive us both for sounding like we just woke up.... Please listen, share, and enjoy! If you'd like to donate to what we do, you can do so at Keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com or email us @Hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com. A big thank you to Lanny Sigo for the assist in getting this interview to happen!
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Ralph Taylor - 1965 IHSAA Boys high school state champion with Indianapolis Washington, Indiana All-Star, and Purdue Boilermaker joins us for over an hour of conversation and shares his memories of this great game of basketball in Indiana. Ralph Taylor is in his 12th season providing color commentary for home games. Taylor played for Purdue in 1967-68 and 1968-69 and was a member of the 1969 national runner-up team. The Indianapolis native is a past member of the Purdue Athletics Advisory Council and presently serves on the Big Ten Advisory Commission. Ralph is a Member of the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. Listen, share, and enjoy. If you like our work, please consider making a donation at either Keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com or you can email us for details @hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com
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Over 2 1/2 hours of basketball conversation! We created the Indiana Basketball Wall of Fame for those whose contributions to the game have been above and beyond. We don't compete with the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, we just hope that those enshrined on the Wall will one day hear their name called to be inducted into the IBHOF.
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Just an amazing basketball coach, with well over 400 high school basketball victories, Coach Overman spends another hour with us. This interview is Part II, you can hear the first part @keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com. while there you can listen to all the other interviews we've done. The picture promoting this interview is of all those who coached a state championship team before class basketball. I believe Coach Overman should be in the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, hopefully, the induction class of 2019 will have his name included! Remember 1973?...Franklin, South Bend Adams, Anderson, and New Albany the final four at Assembly Hall before the Bob Knight banners started to be hung, Coach Kirby Overman at age 32 became the youngest to win a state title Listen, enjoy, and please share. If you'd like to donate to our program e-mail us @Hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com.
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Coach Buck cut down the nets in Assembly Hall in 1973 as an assistant coach for the New Albany Bulldogs! Coach Buck shares his stories and memories of this great game. Listen, share, and enjoy...If you'd like to donate to help keep our work going you can become a patron @keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com, or email for further ways to help keep the nostalgia alive @hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com.
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With over 600 boys Indiana Highs School basketball victories Coach Jim Miller had a 37 plus year career as a teacher, mentor, and coach. What a great recollection of an outstanding career. Gary Paul thank you for the assist in making this happen. Sit back, relax, listen, share, and enjoy.... Check out our other shows @ keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com, if you like our work and want to become a patron please do so... You can e-mail us @hoosierhysteria@yahoo.com...
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1973 New Albany Bulldogs -IHSAA State Champions! New Albany, Coached by a young Kirby Overman! An outstanding interview with a great basketball mind. Coach Overman has over 400 high school basketball victories! We had too much to talk about, this is part one of a 2 two-part interview! Check out all of our other interviews at keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com Become a patron of our program, and help us keep the nostalgia alive!
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Stories of an amazing career in coaching, including John Wooden, Phil Eskew, and an amazing life! Did you know why you can't use walkie-talkies as a coach? You'll find the funny reason why in this episode. Coach Jim Powers is 93 and is sharp as a tack in helping to share his memories and helping to keep the nostalgia alive! If you'd like to donate to our program, please feel free to do so @keepingthenostalgiaalive.podbean.com and click the patron button! Thanks, I love doing, sharing, and keeping the nostalgia alive.
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A fun interview with John Wellemeyer, who was just announced to be inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame this coming March 2018. John is a man of few words who had brilliant careers at both Huntingburg High School, and as a Purple Ace of the University of Evansville! Sit back and enjoy our conversation with this 1971 NCAA champion! He was an outstanding all-around athlete who now loves spending time with his 5 grandchildren!
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