In this episode we look back on the life of Jim Sce. Jim recently passed at the age of seventy-seven. Prominent members of the APBA community share their remembrances of this Hall of Famer and great APBA ambassador. RIP, Jim.
A mini-pod with John Herson talking new products and updates….and maybe a tease for the 2022 APBA Convention.
On this episode, I have a conversation with the newest inductee to the APBA Hall of Fame, Jim Frasch. Jim is a well-established and well-respected member of the APBA community. He also organizes not one, but two regional tournaments every year in his original home state of Minnesota.
A shallow dive into the erstwhile Down Under Baseball League (DUBL) at their most recent annual gathering in Kentucky.
John Herson joins me for chat about the new store look and functions. Also, a general discussion about new products and timelines.
A hodge-podge of quick conversations during this year's convention.
John Herson and I sat down on Saturday after the first day of the baseball tournament to discuss the weekend and the state of affairs of the game company.
Joining me tonight for this episode is Jack Dolan. He is the director of the 2025 APBA National Convention Soccer Tounament in June.
I discuss the wildly popular Greater Michigan APBA Baseball Tournament with its Director, Pastor Rich Zawadski and tourney champ, Mike Hernandez.
Tournament Director, Steve Ryan and tournament champ, Mike Kehrer, stop by to chat about this year's event.
It’s here!! The 2023 APBA National Convention in Alpharetta, Georgia! John Herson gives us the lowdown for the festivities to look forward to!!
David Macias is another APBA solo and league player who also has a fascinating career in the music business. He and I chat about both in this episode.
Fritz wraps up talking about his years with the game company and answers questions submitted by the community.
Fritz becomes the president of the game company after the passing of founder, Dick Seitz. But APBA faces tough times as the decade of the ‘90s comes to a close
We explore the APBA GAME COMPANY through the 1980’s. Fritz fills us in on how the game company upgraded its business through the use of “new tech”. He also shares insight to the creation of the computer version of APBA BASEBALL.
Fritz discusses his early years at the game company beginning in 1972.
John Herson joins me to to say thank you to the APBA community and wishing all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Part one of a series of episodes covering the history of APBA through the eyes of former game company president, Fritz Light. Current president, John Herson joins the party, as well.