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The New York Bostonian
Dan McGee, NYC Bostonian
23 episodes
1 day ago
Though a four-hour train ride connects New York and Boston, regional contempt, rivaled sports history and hubris wedge a hard divide between the cities. But what if you are from one place and reside in the other? This is the identity explored by the New York Bostonian.
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Society & Culture,
Improv,
Sports
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Though a four-hour train ride connects New York and Boston, regional contempt, rivaled sports history and hubris wedge a hard divide between the cities. But what if you are from one place and reside in the other? This is the identity explored by the New York Bostonian.
Show more...
Basketball
Comedy,
Places & Travel,
Society & Culture,
Improv,
Sports
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Drake Maye is amazing, "sports are fun" and sports fandom as a business feat. Neil Schwartz
The New York Bostonian
53 minutes 40 seconds
3 weeks ago
Drake Maye is amazing, "sports are fun" and sports fandom as a business feat. Neil Schwartz
Neil Schwartz of SBRNet joins to discuss his career working in sports analytics and some of the trends in sports fandom.
The New York Bostonian
Though a four-hour train ride connects New York and Boston, regional contempt, rivaled sports history and hubris wedge a hard divide between the cities. But what if you are from one place and reside in the other? This is the identity explored by the New York Bostonian.