SuperFan Diaries
SuperFan Diaries
Podcast Description
Put on your lucky cap and crank the volume—SuperFan Diaries with J.R. Greene is the fast-paced sports podcast that celebrates the raw passion, wild rituals, and heart-stopping moments that unite fans everywhere. From game-day superstitions to legendary comebacks, J.R. dishes out high-energy stories and insider takes on every sport under the sun.
Hit play and experience fandom in its purest form—no tickets required.
Proud part of Pantheon Sports
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Content Themes
The podcast dives into themes of sports fandom, personal rituals, and legendary moments in sports history. Episodes include stories like the rise of the Big Orange Tux, revealing details on fan culture at the Tennessee Volunteers national championship, and the emergence of Bills Mafia with insights from co-founder Del Reid. Specific focus areas include game-day superstitions, unexpected fan-driven movements, and the culture surrounding various sports.
Put on your lucky cap and crank the volume—SuperFan Diaries with J.R. Greene is the fast-paced sports podcast that celebrates the raw passion, wild rituals, and heart-stopping moments that unite fans everywhere. From game-day superstitions to legendary comebacks, J.R. dishes out high-energy stories and insider takes on every sport under the sun.
Hit play and experience fandom in its purest form—no tickets required.
Proud part of Pantheon Sports
Welcome back to the Superfan Diaries! I’m your host, JR Green, and today’s guest is a true architect of the Nashville sound. Pam Rose is a Grammy-nominated songwriter whose hits have been recorded by everyone from Martina McBride and Reba McEntire to Restless Heart and Peter Cetera. But before she was penning #1 records, she was a nine-year-old girl in Florida, obsessed with the “crack of the bat” and the legendary 1961 home run race between Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris.
In this episode, Pam shares the unbelievable story of how she tucked her long hair under a baseball cap to pass as a boy just to pitch in Little League. We dive deep into the competitive spirit of songwriting, the unique “synergy” of her longtime partnership with Mary Ann Kennedy, and why she believes the best songs are born from competing against yourself.
Plus, we get an exclusive look at her upcoming memoir, Sovereign Witness, and hear why she would choose Albert Einstein as her sole companion on a deserted island.
Whether you’re a die-hard Yankees fan or a lover of country music history, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.
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