Noah's dad tells the story of what it was like being 11 years old and having a front row seat to the greatest moment in Pittsburgh sports history, Bill Mazeroski's walk-off home run to win the 1960 World Series.
As Noah's parents approach 70, he sits down with his dad's oldest friend Mona. Since they met when they were 5 years old, Mona shares stories of what stands out about Sonny and memories of spending so much time together as kids in Pittsburgh. Please subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, listen to all episodes on VokalNow.com and continue the conversation with Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov. Thank you and enjoy!
As Noah's mom approaches 70, he sits down with her brother Uncle Saul to find out more about what it was like being with her as a kid and how their relationship evolved. Please subscribe to The Follow Up on Apple Podcast or listen to all episodes on VokalNow.com. You can continue the conversation from any of the shows with Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov. Thank you and enjoy!
On today's Follow Up, Noah asks his mom about the stress she remembers of being a first-time parent and then a mother of two boys. The conversation opens doors to talk about her honeymoon and the idea of having children in the first place. Please subscribe to The Follow Up on Apple Podcasts and download the Vokal app. A rating and review would be greatly appreciated and please share with anyone you think may be interested. Thank you and enjoy!
Noah's friend Casey works in education and one of her roles is serving as an SAT proctor. She gives her reaction to Operation Varsity Blues, the recent college admissions scandal, and her experiences with students taking the exam. If you'd like to continue the conversation, find Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov. Please subscribe to the podcast and listen to all 100+ episodes of the show on iTunes and VokalNow.com. Thank you and enjoy!
Noah's college friend Corey Berse just returned from spending six months traveling around the world with his wife and 1-year old son. Noah asks Corey, "now what?" and the two chat about how life has changed for all of them, plus what to do with all the photos. Check out the family's blog at www.Restlessless.com and see Corey's brilliant photography on his Instagram @CBerse. Continue the conversation with Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov and please subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcast or listen on VokalNow.com and the VOKAL app. Thank you and enjoy!
In 1998, Noah met Dan New on a sports trip to Israel. On today's Follow Up, Noah asks Dan what about that month made the greatest impact on his life. They saw each other a year later in Chicago, but haven't since, so aside from some social media correspondence, this is their first real conversation in two decades. Please subscribe to the podcast and contribute to the conversation on Twitter & Facebook @NoahCoslov.
Making his third appearance on The Follow Up is award-winning sportswriter for the Philadelphia Inquirer, Bob Ford. Noah asks Bob to tell him story about Charles Barkley and the Japanese mattress. This story comes complete with a brilliant impression and leads to others about the Hall of Famer. Follow Bob on Twitter @BobFordSports and Noah @NoahCoslov. Please subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and listen to all episodes on VokalNow.com and the Vokal app. Thank you and enjoy!
2-time Super Bowl champion with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Max Starks, chats with Noah about the most painful morning after a game that he experienced during his 10-year NFL career. You can continue the conversation with Max on Twitter @maxstarks78 and Noah @NoahCoslov. Please subscribe to The Follow Up, rate, review, share and enjoy. All episodes are available on Apple Podcasts and VokalNow.com.
Noah's former college roommate is AJ Rich, President and Co-Founder of EverybodyFights. AJ reveals the unexpected challenges and rewards of opening up the boxing gyms, plus what it's like to punch a Foreman. Check out Everybodyfights.com and follow on Instagram @Everybodyfights. Subscribe to The Follow Up on Apple Podcasts and make sure to share with everyone you think would be interested. Thank you and enjoy!