On this special episode, the former mayor of Louisville, Jerry Abramson, discusses all that went in to making Louisville Slugger Field a reality. From the goal of a downtown ballpark to all that happened to make it a reality, Abramson shares several great stories from the time frame.

During the 2024 season, Louisville Bats manager Pat Kelly became the 7th ever manager, and 3rd active manager, to reach 2,000 MiLB wins. In this episode, we look back at PK's career and life in baseball. He recounts many stories and things he's learned over the years.

Rick Sweet, the winningest manager in franchise history, joins the podcast. Sweet discusses his fondness for his time in Louisville and shares memories of many players from his days of managing the Bats. He also remembers his team's run of three straight International League West titles from 2008-2010.

This week, our first guest from outside the organization as the voice of the Indianapolis Indians, Howard Kellman joins the podcast. Howard gives his perspective on the Louisville franchise from the outside and has tons of stories from on the field and off.

The legendary Corky Miller joins the podcast this week. Corky spent parts of 10 different seasons in Louisville and has plenty of memories and stories to share. Corky discusses memories from his time in Louisville as well as memories of managers and teammates from over the years. Currently the Reds' Minor League Catching Coordinator, Miller is the only Bats player to have his number retired at Louisville Slugger Field.

Jim Kelch joins the podcast. As the longest tenured broadcaster in franchise history, he has plenty of stories to share about players, coaches, managers, front office and more. Hear Jim's persepective on changing Major League affiliations, moving to a new ballpark and first impressions of old Cardinal Stadium.

In this episode, former Voice of the Bats, Matt Andrews, joins the show to recount his time in Louisville.. He was with the Bats 2003-2016 and shares a lot of memories about his time with the team. He also shares a lot of stories about various people around the organization on the field and off the field.

In episode two, longtime team president Gary Ulmer joins the podcast. With his association with the franchise going all the way back to the beginning in 1982, Gary shares some great insight about the team's origins. He also presided over the process of building a new ballpark and shares all that went in to the building of Louisville Slugger Field as well as what it has meant to the community.

In the kickoff episode to the podcast, we talk to the man who has worked for the organization longer than anyone, Bats President Greg Galiette. Greg shares his memories going back to the mid-1980s right through today. Hear great stories about the Redbirds, Bats, Cardinal Stadium, concerts and more!

In this "Episode 0," host Nick Curran lays out some history of baseball in the city of Louisville and takes a look back at the beginnings of this franchise. And, you'll hear the vision for this podcast as well as get an idea for the types of conversations you'll hear throughout the season as we celebrate 40 years of this franchise.