GenX Classic Sports

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Jim grew up in the Chicago area and learned early in life to love baseball, especially the Cubs. He reminisces about going to games at historic and nostalgic Wrigley Field, where on the night of August 8, 1988, the Cubs turned on the lights for the first time. Or did they?
This is a great discussion for you baseball fans.
Credits:
Haylee Wolf: narration.
Mason Enis: theme music.
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Jim returns to reminisce with Shon about a big GenX sports moment: the 1984 Chicago Cubs made it to the postseason. Join Shon and Jim as they bring the nostalgia for the 1984 season and what led to the now classic post-season showdown with the San Diego Padres.
Also, for you music fans, Jim talks about meeting a famous songwriter and big-time Cubs fan at Wrigley and how this musician left his own imprint on Cub fandom forever.
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Research: Big thanks to Al Yellon at the Bleed Cubbie Blue website. https://www.bleedcubbieblue.com/

Haylee Wolf: narration.
Mason Enis: theme music.
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Shon is joined by a surprise guest GenZer, who has an interest in all things GenX and learns about the 1989 Cotton Bowl and how it influenced the NFL draft a few months later.
Credits:
Haylee Wolf: narration.
Mason Enis: theme music.
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Your host, Shon Enis, introduces you to the neighborhood GenX crew of his childhood. Mark, David, and Casey reminisce with Shon for a chat about how each of them became sports fans and some of their early GenX sports memories and the nostalgia for them that lives on.
Credits:
Haylee Wolf: narration
Mason Enis: music
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Wayne is a GenX sports historian in the south Arkansas/north Louisiana area. He and his wife Melissa co-founded the Dragon Sports Network, a pioneering high school sports broadcast network that embraced the internet early on to broadcast high school sporting events and other related content. He and Shon reminisce about his sports influences as a kid and how nostalgia lives on with him through his teams and favorite sports writers.
Credits:
Haylee Wolf: narration.
Mason Enis: theme music.
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