Andrew Schiff's guest appearances

Andrew Schiff

Podcast – Political Badger

Bedford & Sullivan Brooklyn

Larry King

Nick Davis

Jackie Robinson

Willie Mays

Phil Dixon

Greg Prince

John McLaughlin

Tom Knight

John Nelson

Henry Aaron

Frank Thomas

Hal Bock

Mark Langill

John Thorn

Marty Appel

OwlTail

The Bedford &amp; Sullivan podcast chugs along, and today, we welcome back Andrew Schiff, author of the Henry Chadwick bio, "The Father of Baseball," who recently helped us break down the baseball legend's life.Andrew will detail his Brooklyn roots, growing up in Sheepshead Bay.So, join us at 2pm ET for the latest edition of the Bedford &amp; Sullivan podcast!

The Bedford &amp; Sullivan podcast chugs along, and today, we welcome back Andrew Schiff, author of the Henry Chadwick bio, "The Father of Baseball," who recently helped us break down the baseball legend's life. Andrew will detail his Brooklyn roots, growing up in Sheepshead Bay. So, join us at 2pm ET for the latest edition of the Bedford &amp; Sullivan podcast!

Ep. 106 - Author Andrew Schiff Discusses his Brooklyn Roots

Henry Chadwick

We keep chugging with the research as we get a little exposition and context to the Brooklyn we explore in the 20th century. Brooklyn Trolley Blogger Mike Lecolant takes on his first Bedford &amp; Sullivan hosting duties with author Andrew Schiff, writer of "The Father of Baseball: A Biography of Henry Chadwick."Mr. Chadwick, who is credited with inventing what we now know as the box score of each game, contributed numerous ideas to the development of what became the modern, organized game of base ball, evolved from many bat and ball games over history but finely tuned during the industrial revolution of the 19th century. We'll touch on Chadwick's early life, moving to Brooklyn at age 12 from Exeter, England, as well as how he became as woven into this sport as the seams on the ball.So, please, join us LIVE at 3:30pm ET for the latest edition of the Bedford &amp; Sullivan podcast!

We keep chugging with the research as we get a little exposition and context to the Brooklyn we explore in the 20th century. Brooklyn Trolley Blogger Mike Lecolant takes on his first Bedford &amp; Sullivan hosting duties with author Andrew Schiff, writer of "The Father of Baseball: A Biography of Henry Chadwick." Mr. Chadwick, who is credited with inventing what we now know as the box score of each game, contributed numerous ideas to the development of what became the modern, organized game of base ball, evolved from many bat and ball games over history but finely tuned during the industrial revolution of the 19th century. We'll touch on Chadwick's early life, moving to Brooklyn at age 12 from Exeter, England, as well as how he became as woven into this sport as the seams on the ball. So, please, join us LIVE at 3:30pm ET for the latest edition of the Bedford &amp; Sullivan podcast!

Ep. 104 - Author Andrew Schiff Discusses Henry Chadwick, "Father of Baseball"