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Irish Baseball Podcast

Irish Baseball Podcast

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We’re talking about all things baseball and Ireland! The Irish Baseball Podcast is a production of the Irish American Baseball Society.

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  • Bill Barry, Author of "The 1877 Railroad Strike of Baltimore" | Episode 151

    Bill Barry, Author of "The 1877 Railroad Strike of Baltimore" | Episode 151
    Jul 13 2026

    Bill Barry has worked hard to commemorate the lives of the working-class people in Baltimore who started a labor movement that rippled through the United States in the late-19th Century. Most of these railroad workers in Baltimore were Irish immigrants and Irish Americans. Barry even got a special plaque placed in the shadow of one of the best ballparks in MLB.
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    33 mins
  • Susan Campbell Bartolletti, Author of “Kids on Strike!” I Episode 145

    Susan Campbell Bartolletti, Author of “Kids on Strike!” I Episode 145
    Jul 28 2026

    Mother Jones was born in Ireland. Her efforts organizing labor groups in the United States made a big impact on workers' rights to the present day. In "Kids on Strike!" author Susan Campbell Bartolletti covers an important crusade of Jones' when she marched with a group of child workers.

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    32 mins
  • Christopher Kline, Author of “When the Irish Invaded Canada” I Episode 143

    Christopher Kline, Author of “When the Irish Invaded Canada” I Episode 143
    Jun 30 2026

    Christopher Kline is making his second appearance on the Irish Baseball Podcast to talk about when a group of Irish veterans of the American Civil War decided to invade Canada. The plan was a roundabout way to try to gain independence for Ireland.

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    38 mins
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