"Excited to 'Bee' There" with Allan Benavides of The Ontario Tower Buzzers

Mic Maketh Man with Don Dishes

A lover of music, baseball, the Mariners and the City of Seattle, Don Dishes has been a friend of the Black Baseball Mixtape family for quite a well. He hops on "In The Booth" to discuss representation at the park, how he came up in the music game and what it means to be the Big Man with the Tiny Mic. @big_man_tiny_mic

Flobo Attends His First Softball Game; Wake Up Mets Fandom!

Flobo Boyce is In The Booth on this episode to chat a few things as the calendar turns over to may. A new vocabulary words makes the baseball rounds, Flobo has a few words on the "suffering Mets fan" culture, PLUS he details his experience of going to his first college softball game!

"Excited to 'Bee' There" with Allan Benavides of The Ontario Tower Buzzers

Dodgers Fans (and SoCal baseball fans) rejoice. The newest minor league baseball team, the Dodger-affiliated Ontario Tower Buzzers has arrived! On this episode of In The Booth, Flobo Boyce sits down with Allan Benavides, the first General Manager of the uniquely named club. They char everything from branding, to tapping into the community and more!

"And Chicago Was a Part of That" with Michael Strautmanis

Don't call him a celebrity, but we are joined by Chief Corporate Affairs Officer of the Obama Foundation, Michael Strautmanis to the show. This conversation of culture, baseball and Chicago history is ten years in the making, started with Strautmanis penning an essay about black baseball fandom in Chicago for &Scape in 2016. https://www.obama.org/

"Those Bleachers are Intentional." with Dr. Seth S. Tannenbaum

On this special episode of "In The Booth," we're speaking with Assistant Professor of Sport Studies at Manhattanville University, Dr. Seth Tannenbaum. His upcoming book, "Bleacher Seats and Luxury Suites: Democracy and Division at the Twenith-Century Ballpark" takes a look at the paradox of baseball being presented as both an egalitarian fan experience while also being designed to keep lower and middle class fans at the ballpark. Dr. Tannenbaum and Flobo Boyce discuss early origins and its ripples today.