23. Justin Moser: Building a Team, The Branding Process, & the Business of Baseball

12/02/21 • 31 min

Justin Moser is an owner and current GM of the Dub Sea Fish Sticks summer collegiate league team in the West Seattle area. A life-time Mariner's fan, Justin shares his favorite baseball memories, how he developed a love for the game, and what's left on his baseball bucket list. We also speak about the business of baseball, what it takes to start a new team, and the process of working with one of the best sports branding agencies in the country.
Find the Justin across the web:
Twitter: @JustinMoser
Website: GoFishSticks.com

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22. Glen & Emily Wieger: Cooperstown, Rebrands, and a Very Special Home Run

Glen & Emily Wieger are a husband and wife duo joining us from Jacksonville, Florida. We talk about Emily’s internship at the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, their individual baseball stories, our thoughts behind a few of the recent minor league rebrands, and what it’s like to travel to different minor league ballparks as a family. They've been to 43 minor league parks and tell us their favorites, as well as share an incredible home run story about their son Teddy.
Be sure to check out the show notes page for some photos and a video of Teddy's home run!
Find Glen & Emily Online:
Twitter: @Glentazman

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24. Johnny Bowlin: Marlins, Otterbots, & Befriending Baseball History

Johnny Bowlin is a Miami Marlins fan and the official Mississippi Ambassador for the Appalachian League's Danville Otterbots. We cover how the Marlins bought his allegiance with a once in a lifetime experience, his duties as a baseball ambassador, and what it's like to meet a player who was part of baseball's most historic moment. Johnny also shares stories about Rickwood Field - the oldest professional ballpark in America- and his "Field of Dreams experience" with Big Ed Stevens.
Find Johnny Online:
Twitter: @JohnnyMilbfan