Category: Headliners

Authors John Florio (“One Nation Under Baseball”) and Mark Kurlansky (“1968: The Year That Rocked The World”) and David Roth of Deadspin.

David Roth of Deadspin returned to Downtown to discuss our usual wide range of topics, including the NBA playoffs, the strong play of the Mets and Red Sox, and the wonder of Bartolo Colon.

Sean McAdam of Boston Sports Journal checks in from Anaheim on the Red Sox west coast road trip.

Patricia Wen, editor of the Boston Globe Spotlight Team, joined us on today’s show. She’ll be speaking at Wells Conference Center at the University of Maine on Friday at 4:30 p.m.

Kyle Draper of NBC Sports Boston on he Celtics-Bucks series, the Sox, Pats, and Bruins.

Writer Colin Fleming made his weekly visit and shared concerns about the tendency some people have to try and boost their own fragile egos by attacking others.

Eric Mihan of Bangor Wine & Cheese Company with Message In The Bottle.

John Karalis of RedsArmy.com previews Game 2 of the Celtics-Bucks playoff series.

Tim Baude of Bangor Parks & Recreation stopped in to talk with us about this weekend’s Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race.

Allen Adams of The Maine Edge offers his review of “Rampage” and “Isle of Dogs” on this week’s edition of “Pass the Popcorn”.

Comedian and storyteller Dylan Brody returned to the show in advance of his appearance in Boston Tuesday night.

John Florio, author of “One Nation Under Baseball”, joined us to discuss baseball in the 1960s.

University of Maine baseball coach Nick Derba makes his weekly visit to the show.

Mike Lowe of the Portland Press Herald on Maine football, the Patriots, and the new nachos at Hadlock Field.

Radio legend Dr. Demento, producer John Cafiero, Patrick Hruby of The Athletic, author Jason Pellegrini, and Charlotte Wilder of SB Nation on this week’s Best of Downtown.