Emil DeAndreis's guest appearances

Emil DeAndreis

Skylight Books Podcast Series

The Patricia Raskin Show

Rare Bird Radio

Bob Salter

Eben Alexander

Sam Polk

Rachel Lang

Bobbie Brown

Jack Canfield

Thomas Moore

AJ Jacobs

Melinda Blau

Neal Barnard

Daniel Amen

John Hanrahan

Adam Hill

Steven Gundry

Ken Murray

Arielle Ford

OwlTail

Joseph Bien Kahn

The post-recession Bay Area is a land fertile for world-changers and dreamers. This is the setting for Emil DeAndreis's Tell Us When To Go, a millennial coming-of-age story, part Silicon Valley satire and part urgent glimpse into the darker sides of privilege, troll culture, and class disparity. It asks the question, what comes of a friendship, or a city, with so much splitting it apart? Can it be saved? Cole Gallegos is the ace of his college pitching staff, projected to make millions in the big leagues. But a ruthless case of "yips" leads him to break down and drop out of college. Cole's teammate Isaac Moss is a wallflower who lacks direction and independence, so he follows Cole to San Francisco, where they rent a dingy apartment and attempt adult lives. Desperate for a job, Cole is hired by Seaside High to work one-on-one with foster youth Dizzy Benson, who is one strike from getting expelled. The two do not vibe, to say the least. Days are turbulent with standoffs and threats. But their disconnect is not without humor, and with time their grudges against the world clumsily unite them. Meanwhile Isaac is hired as a temp at a growing startup in Silicon Valley, where he enjoys breakrooms with hammocks, and teambuilding beer-tastings. Through this, he begins to gel with this fast paced and vibrant workforce that's begun to sweep through San Francisco. For once, he feels confident, even cool. With such different days and perspectives, Cole and Isaac begin to diverge, much like the city itself. Told across one semester, Tell Us When To Go explores a city amid change, and the people and friendships that are liable to change with it. Join us for a conversation between DeAndreis and Joseph Bien Kahn, moderated by Skylight's Tyler Austin. Produced by Nat Freeman &amp; Michael Kowaleski. Theme: "I Love All My Friends," an unreleased demo by Fragile Gang.

The post-recession Bay Area is a land fertile for world-changers and dreamers. This is the setting for Emil DeAndreis's <a href="https://www.skylightbooks.com/book/9781736403389" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tell Us When To Go</a>, a millennial coming-of-age story, part Silicon Valley satire and part urgent glimpse into the darker sides of privilege, troll culture, and class disparity. It asks the question, what comes of a friendship, or a city, with so much splitting it apart? Can it be saved? Cole Gallegos is the ace of his college pitching staff, projected to make millions in the big leagues. But a ruthless case of "yips" leads him to break down and drop out of college. Cole's teammate Isaac Moss is a wallflower who lacks direction and independence, so he follows Cole to San Francisco, where they rent a dingy apartment and attempt adult lives. Desperate for a job, Cole is hired by Seaside High to work one-on-one with foster youth Dizzy Benson, who is one strike from getting expelled. The two do not vibe, to say the least. Days are turbulent with standoffs and threats. But their disconnect is not without humor, and with time their grudges against the world clumsily unite them. Meanwhile Isaac is hired as a temp at a growing startup in Silicon Valley, where he enjoys breakrooms with hammocks, and teambuilding beer-tastings. Through this, he begins to gel with this fast paced and vibrant workforce that's begun to sweep through San Francisco. For once, he feels confident, even cool. With such different days and perspectives, Cole and Isaac begin to diverge, much like the city itself. Told across one semester, Tell Us When To Go explores a city amid change, and the people and friendships that are liable to change with it. Join us for a conversation between DeAndreis and Joseph Bien Kahn, moderated by Skylight's Tyler Austin. Produced by Nat Freeman &amp; Michael Kowaleski. Theme: "I Love All My Friends," an unreleased demo by Fragile Gang.

SKYLIT: Emil DeAndreis, ”TELL US WHEN TO GO” w/ Joseph Bien Kahn

Charlie Cutler

Emil DeAndreis talks to Charlie Cutler about his new memoir Hard to Grip. He is the author of Beyond Folly (Blue Cubicle Press), a high school baseball coach, and he teaches English at College of San Mateo. He lives in San Francisco with his wife. Charlie Cutler played college baseball for University of California, Berkeley, then played eight years in the minor leagues for the Cardinals, Pirates, Cubs, and Angels. He now lives in San Francisco with his wife and daughter.

Emil DeAndreis in conversation with Charlie Cutler

In the first half, Patricia interviews Stephen G. Post, Ph.D., the best-selling author of Why Good Things Happen to Good People: How to Live a Longer, Happier, Healthier Life by the Simple Act of Giving. He will discuss how to live a longer, happier, healthier life and a life that matters. He will also discuss the science behind life-enhancing benefits of giving and share 10 ways of giving through the Love and Longevity Scale. In the second half, Patricia interviews Emil DeAndreis, author of Hard to Grip. A memoir of Youth, Baseball, and Chronic Illness. This book discusses the inspiring story of how DeAndreis found his way as a writer and English professor after he lost his ability to play baseball. The book and story span the time from when he was diagnosed, through his denial, to acceptance. He found a new calling and became an author.

In the first half, Patricia interviews Stephen G. Post, Ph.D., the best-selling author of Why Good Things Happen to Good People: How to Live a Longer, Happier, Healthier Life by the Simple Act of Giving. He will discuss how to live a longer, happier, healthier life and a life that matters. He will also discuss the science behind life-enhancing benefits of giving and share 10 ways of giving through the Love and Longevity Scale. In the second half, Patricia interviews Emil DeAndreis, author of Hard to Grip. A memoir of Youth, Baseball, and Chronic Illness. This book discusses the inspiring story of how DeAndreis found his way as a writer and English professor after he lost his ability to play baseball. The book and story span the time from when he was diagnosed, through his denial, to acceptance. He found a new calling and became an author.

Emil DeAndreis - Hard to Grip