Introducing the High Heat Stats podcast

I’ve finally gone and done it, and created a baseball podcast! With the participation of Dalton, Bryan, and Adam, we’ve recorded the pilot podcast for High Heat Stats.

This first one is a little long at nearly an hour and three quarters–we’ll try to make future ones a bit shorter.

The podcast is not yet in iTunes, but it should be within about a week. You can still subscribe to the podcast in iTunes by choosing “File > Subscribe to Podcast” from the menu bar and entering the feed URL: “http://www.highheatstats.com/podcast/hhs.xml”.

Podcast Feed | Download Episode #1 (MP3)

I’m proud to say that the podcast is sponsored by the Baseball-Reference.com Play Index. Listen to the podcast for details on how to save money on a new subscription to the PI (not available to existing subscribers, but you can always get a subscription for someone else–maybe for dad for Father’s Day?)

Thanks very much to the folks who helped, particularly to Adam for a bunch of extra technical assistance!

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Nick Pain

10 years ago

Nice job guys. I look forward to future podcasts, and also the home edition of the High Heat Stats trivia game, complete with Jack Glasscock trading card and fraction calculator.

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Andy

Somehow I totally forgot to mention that Dan also contributed to the podcast.

Also, please feel free to post any thoughts, comments, questions, suggestions, etc, on the podcast right here, or email me separately if you wish.

brp

I’m very excited by this. Have only listened to a little bit as doing my job got in the way today 🙂

Reply to brp

Yep we’re going to make future ones shorter.

Hartvig

Reply to Andy

I listened to a bit last night before I hit the sack but I hope to set aside some time maybe this weekend to listen to the rest. I wish I had thought of it earlier today when I was messing around on the computer for nearly an hour most of which time I would have had plenty of attention left to devote to listening.

Good stuff but cutting this down to shorter, presumably more focused snippets would likely make it easier for people to find the time to listen.

Great addition to an already fantastic website.

Reply to Hartvig

How did you listen last night if I didn’t post it until this morning?

You’re right- I woke up early today, had a bowl of fruit while I messed around on the computer for a while and then went back to bed for another hour or so.

It’s a bitch being retired.

bstar

I will have to give this a listen later on tonight. Congrats!

P.S. Andy, I’m not on Twitter, so can you pass along to Ashley that Tom Tango linked to one of her articles (or one of her tweets) on his blog? Thanks.

http://tangotiger.com/index.php/site/article/compilation-of-blown-calls-correct-calls-and-ejections

Reply to bstar

Done

OK so Goat Anderson, Enzo Hernandez, and Jack Glasscock get mentioned in about a 2-minute span… good stuff. Gotta say I’m a bit bummed by the lack of response from the commenters though.

JamesSmyth

Finally had a chance to listen to it and it was awesome (especially the trivia segment)! You guys all do great work and I’m looking forward to the next installment!