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"Good Seats Still Available" is a curious little podcast devoted to the exploration of what used-to-be in professional sports. Each week, host Tim Hanlon interviews former players, owners, broadcasters, beat reporters, and surprisingly famous "super fans" of teams and leagues that have come and gone - in an attempt to unearth some of the most wild and woolly moments in (often forgotten) sports history.
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- Today1h 12m
470: The Original UFL's Omaha Nighthawks - With Ross Benes
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- 1 weeks ago1h 22m
469: The New York Islanders Owner Who Wasn't - With Nicholas Mennuti
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- 2 weeks ago1h 6m
468: The Many Acts of John Madden - With Scott Howard-Cooper
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- 3 weeks ago1h 31m
467: "Miami Before Messi" - With Joe Shaw
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- 4 weeks ago1h 16m
466: "This One Will Be Different": The Stadium Subsidy Game - With J.C. Bradbury
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- Oct 5, 20261h 16m
465: The WNBA At 30 - With Tamryn Spruill
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- Sep 28, 20261h 2m
464: Baseball's First All-Star Game? - With Scott Reich
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- Sep 21, 20261h 16m
463: Fort Wayne's Forgotten Sports History - With Logan Wiening
Fort Wayne, Indiana has spent more than 150 years quietly accumulating one of America's richest—and strangest — collections of sports history. The city hosted what is widely regarded as professional baseball's first league game in 1871, became home to the celebrated Fort Wayne Daisies of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, fielded industrial and semi-pro clubs backed by some of the city's biggest employers, and produced a seemingly endless procession of minor-league teams whose names, logos and stories have largely disappeared. Old Fort Baseball Co. founder Logan Wiening is trying to make sure they aren't forgotten. A Fort Wayne native, former NBA D-League/G League Mad Ants staffer and self-taught graphic designer, Wiening launched Old Fort in 2021 after noticing that other cities had embraced their vintage sports identities while much of Fort Wayne's remained buried in archives, attics and old yearbooks. What began as an apparel project has evolved into something closer to a local sports-history laboratory—using carefully researched designs, storytelling, pop-up retail and community events to reconnect people with teams they remember and introduce them to ones they never knew existed. Wiening helps trace Old Fort's unlikely evolution and explore the remarkable sporting history underneath it: the 1871 Kekiongas, the Daisies, the GE Voltmen, the delightfully named Fort Wayne Huggie Bears and Scouts of professional slow-pitch softball, the Zollner Pistons' industrial roots, and more. Along the way, he explains the research rabbit holes behind resurrecting forgotten identities, the trademark complications surrounding defunct teams, why nostalgia can become civic history, and why he considers Old Fort a storytelling company whose medium happens to be apparel. <div id= "m_-7187749000295563677m_-3149339200029206870m_5187658964617212612m_833750513625959025m_651749841951244703m_-2258722132622566485m_-213364268531807364m_-8296412516308587990m_2974982390918472675m_-3006624695334340320m_-2195590411170633483m_9032525087892952912m_-334553347607244739m_-21547519813065323m_-8460129681201443736m_8634124419246471465m_-5399324298419693250m_-641735192415921684m_-7557121374920502903m_7795769797245349487m_4291126160756789269m_387387403546559102m_3083516150573291065m_-6112564759893118048m_9134026749308615843m_-7913023309600189021m_1391811592951562340m_1301976398047090757m_5834621406313910424m_-4269929083196274183m_-6550448143327461361m_6869748435610843993m_3491244261929119985m_5960430058260363105m_8082245431023710512m_7751997068072192339m_4637869849606635474m_-7140471577441733077m_-3610609807667005624m_6410097209813579233m_-4038072743309808603m_-8856808840077082528m_-8508973172935216400m_3055385404016021590m_-8079872184529279228m_3881524341519937464m_-4277078448424949186m_69935931765809922m_-640404546980432469m_94931980469885668m_1206463086804826002m_-4075887552149
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