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The Bright Lights Podcast shines a light on the young women playing high school basketball around the state of Connecticut, the basketball capital of the world! The BLP will rank teams and players every week, all season long, with player and team features. If you are a women's basketball fan, this is the show you won't want to miss!
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The Bright Lights of Denver

Denver Center for the Performing Arts

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The Bright Lights of Denver is a podcast hosted by writer and journalist Ryan Streeter. The story follows Ryan as he starts working on a podcast about the rapid growth of Denver while trying to help solve a missing person’s case. The Bright Lights of Denver is a 4-part fictional podcast, produced by the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
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Pinstripes & Bright Lights brings you short baseball stories and New York Yankees lore, delivered by the only person who has seen every pitch and called every single game for the past 30 years – Iconic Yankees’ play-by-play announcer, John Sterling.Each Episode, John sits down to read a letter from a fan about their favorite Yankees moment or the impact the team has had on their life. We then transition into behind-the-scenes Yankee stories, as only John Sterling can tell them. The fall 2001 ...
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We have the latest news on all the Women's CIAC action across CT! Plus, 10 young women in CT cracked 1,000 points for their careers, we'll tell you who they are.. and preview the conference championships. ECC conference NCCC conference CCC conference FCIAC conference SWC conference NVL conference SCC conference Shoreline Conference CTC conference B…
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Aspiring novelist-turned-journalist Ryan Streeter begins diving into the history and allure of Denver for a new podcast. The project unfolds as Ryan interviews an eclectic mix of community members to tell the story of the growing city and its millennial population. But when a simple encounter with a source ends in a sudden disappearance, Ryan and h…
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It’s the conclusion of our pilot season, and we’re swinging for the fences! In this episode, John recalls the early career of Derek Jeter and tells the tale of one of his favorite Yankee games from the 1996 playoffs. We hear a letter from a fan who’s father took him to meet the Mick. “Donnie Baseball”, Tim, “the Rock” Raines, Bernie Williams, Maria…
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1941 was a year that would live in infamy, but it’s also the last year that the major leagues saw a .400 hitter. In this episode, John looks back at the last days of the ’41 season, when Ted Williams laid it all on the line. But before that, we get a letter from a lifelong fan and family friend of the dependable—and durable—Bob Turley. Do you have …
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This episode, like life, is short and sweet. John shares a story about the late Don Zimmer, the classy, kind and comedic figure, who served as bench coach under Joe Torre. But before that, we hear a letter from a fan who “left it all on the field” to fulfill a family member’s final request. These stores, plus Murderer’s Row outhitting the majors in…
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It’s music to a baseball-lover's ears! This week’s letter-scribe sings Sterling and Suzyn’s praises in the same breath as Ol’ Blue Eyes. Then, John spins a verse about the ever-entertaining Yogi Berra, who along with another swinging St. Louisan, he compares to George and Ira Gershwin. Want to ask a question or share your Yankee’s story on the show…
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Casey Stengel won 5 straight World Series with the Yankees to launch a Hall of Fame career. But he was almost laughed out of baseball, before Joe DiMaggio’s dramatic return in the summer of 1949. John Sterling tells you the tale and, as always, we open up the show with a letter from the fans. If you want to ask a question or share your Yankee’s sto…
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Love is in the air, as John reads a fan letter about the time Andy Pettitte pitched in a snowstorm to save a marriage. And there’s no love lost between the Yankees and the Red Sox. This classic rivalry puts everyone to the test - including broadcasters! Hear the story of the Yankees/Sox series that almost snapped John’s 30-year streak.…
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Long will be be the debate, whether Babe Ruth or Willie Mays is the greatest baseball player of all time. John Sterling sides with Ruth (for obvious reasons) but in our 2nd episode, he takes time for #2. After giving the Bambino his due, John shares a classic Willie Mays story and gives a first-hand account of seeing the "Say Hey Kid" play ball. Ea…
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Pinstripes & Bright Lights brings you short baseball stories and New York Yankees lore, delivered by the only person who has seen every pitch and called every single game for the past 30 years – Iconic Yankees’ play-by-play announcer, John Sterling! In this lead off episode, we hear from a new father and 3rd-generation Yankees fan, we revisit Game …
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LD (Diane) and Mo talk about what separates reality from fantasy when it comes to sobriety. Most people know the answer but it seems to be the first "to-do" to go out the window. Join us as we chit chat and laugh at inappropriate stuff and get a little awkward.De către Bright Lights & Dark Delusions
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This week on BLDD, Blythe talks about pursuing her passion and Diane learns (yet AGAIN) that being a fan of isolation and being cooped up with mono isn't a good combo. After checking in we jump into the recovery theme; after the initial sobering fog lifts what compelled us to stay.De către Bright Lights & Dark Delusions
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A short teaser for the upcoming podcast: . Pinstripes & Bright Lights brings you short baseball stories and New York Yankees lore, delivered by the only person who has seen every pitch and called every single game for the past 30 years – Iconic Yankees’ play-by-play announcer, ! Each Episode, John sits down to read a letter from a fan about their f…
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