Thrilled to have played a part in bringing this to public television.
The story of America and its National Pastime unite in Cooperstown.
“Baseball: Echoes from the Bleachers” premieres on @PBS stations and streams beginning Oct. 22.
Read more: ow.ly/2EFN50ZW1tX
Check your local listings: pbs.org/tv_schedules/
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Some exciting news to share about a familiar face coming back to public television.
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Very proud to have helped bring this film to public television stations. It’s an amazing documentary.
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Shameless plug for one of the first shows I helped bring to public television in my new role. Hope you watch. It’s a lot of fun.
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RIP Roger Angell, whose monologue here was maybe the best single minute (or at least my favorite) of the 18-hour Ken Burns Baseball doc.
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Here is my two cents, always changes:
1) In My Life
2) Strawberry Fields Forever
3) Eleanor Rigby
4) Here Comes The Sun
5) I’ve Just Seen a Face
6) I Want to Hold Your Hand
7) I’ve Got a Feeling
8) Norwegian Wood
9) And Your Bird Can Sing
10) Help
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🎉🎉🎉LPB is excited to announce 16 newly funded projects that showcase the rich diversity of the #Latino experience at home & abroad!
CONGRATULATIONS to all the recipients! More info on each project & funding here: bit.ly/3B4Jaax
#LatinoFilm #RepresentationMatters
Very excited to share with you my next role in public media. I am honored to be part of the APT team and grateful to be working with such a smart and thoughtful group.
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Coronavirus concerns are playing a huge part in the growing unrest in Cuba, where thousands of protesters have taken to the streets, demanding food and medicine in the largest anti-government demonstrations on the island in decades. @MorganRadford
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Shouting “Freedom” and other anti-government slogans, hundreds of Cubans took to the streets in cities around the country on Sunday to protest food and medicine shortages, in a remarkable eruption of discontent not seen in nearly 30 years. nyti.ms/3AViJmY
It’s been a long absence, but I am back in my happy place. Play ball! @MLB
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