Underrated Movie Spotlight - "Fat City" (1972)
An overlooked boxing film makes for a good start to discussing cinema here more often.
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Listen To Me, Vahe Gregorian, and Chris Browne Discuss the 1985 World Series!
My Signature Event for "Interstate '85" at the Kansas City Public Library last week was a smash success. Listen to the audio recording and enjoy if you couldn't make it!
Paperback for "Interstate '85" is Near! Buy Hardcover Today to Help Close Out!
The much-needed paperback edition of my acclaimed 1985 World Series book is drawing closer. Now's the time to get your hardcover copy to lock it in ASAP!
Song of 500 Days Sober: Sloan - "500 Up" (1992)
An edifying milestone in my life calls for a tune from another Canadian band I adore.
10 Rush Deep Cuts to Get Hyped For the Reunion Tour
The surprise return of the Canadian prog gods is a lot to process. Let's start by appreciating some of their most overlooked songs.
Watch Me and Kurt Kepshire of the '85 Cardinals in Conversation!
I had the honor of presenting "Interstate '85" with one of the players I interviewed for it, and the result was an absolute joy you can now watch online.
This Saturday: Marshall Garvey and '85 Cardinal Kurt Kepshire Talk for SABR!
Me and one of my most cherished interview subjects will be doing a very special event for "Interstate '85" this Saturday on Zoom. Be sure to join us!
Celebrating All 10 of the 1985 Royals’ Regular Season Walk-Offs
Kansas City's delirious, rain-soaked comeback this past Sunday was the kind of walk-off alchemy the 1985 team weaved time and again. Let's take a look at each one.
Song of the Day: The Cleaners From Venus - "Corridor of Dreams" (1982)
A lo-fi classic soundtracks both my life and a Rock movie. What else could you ask for?
Navigating the Seas of Substack: Revamping Marshall Arts for a Big 2026
A little housekeeping at Marshall Arts has begun...although navigating Substack's menu organization has me feeling as lost as Roronoa Zoro.