Not From Boston
Not From Boston
Podcast Description
Meet Bennett and Harry, two childhood friends with a couple of things in common: they're both die-hard Red Sox fans, and neither of them are from Boston. They don't even live in Boston now. Join these two as they talk about the Sox, reminisce about their childhood, and whatever else might come up. notfromboston.substack.com
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The podcast primarily focuses on baseball, particularly the Boston Red Sox, alongside themes of sports commentary, personal anecdotes, and cultural discussions. Episodes include topics such as team performance updates during Spring Training, player introductions and expectations for the upcoming season, and discussions about integration of arts and sports.
Meet Bennett and Harry, two childhood friends with a couple of things in common: they’re both die-hard Red Sox fans, and neither of them are from Boston. They don’t even live in Boston now. Join these two as they talk about the Sox, reminisce about their childhood, and whatever else might come up.
It’s the first offseason episode! Bennett and Harry kick things off right with MassLive’s Red Sox reporter, and host of the Fenway Rundown podcast, Chris Cotillo. This trio of hosts sits down for a thorough conversation about the Red Sox’s offseason, the expectations, and which free agents the team will try (and likely fail) to get.
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