The week she turns 4 years old, Noah's daughter Eden returns to the podcast to chat about what she wants to learn now that she will be a year older and to look back at what she said this time last year. Eden talks about her birthday plans and what's been going on in pre-K. Please subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, just search The Follow Up, download the Vokal app and listen to all episodes (including the three other ones with Eden) on VokalNow.com. Follow Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov and see a photo or two of Eden on Instagram @WawaRun. Thank you and enjoy!
The Boston Globe's Bob Ryan is one of the greatest sportswriters of all-time. He joins Noah today to identify the athlete that he wishes he had more time with, but for whatever reason, didn't get the chance. Bob Ryan's Boston Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts and continue this conversation with him on Twitter @GlobeBobRyan. You can listen to all episodes of The Follow Up on Apple Podcasts and VokalNow.com, and follow Noah on Twitter @NoahCoslov.
New York Times bestselling author Brian Curtis joins Noah to talk about the life of book ideas, gaining access to subjects and the stories that will never leave him. Some of his titles include Fields of Battle: Pearl Harbor, the Rose Bowl, and the Boys Who Went to War, The Men of March: A Season Inside the Lives of College Basketball Coaches, and The Legacy Letters: Messages of Life and Hope from 9/11 Family Members. Search "Brian Curtis" on Amazon and see the entire list. Please subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or listen on VokalNow.com and the Vokal app. Follow Noah on Twitter and Facebook @NoahCoslov and Instagram @WawaRun. Thank you and enjoy!
Former NFL defensive end Corey Wootton is on this episode of The Follow Up to answer this question from Noah: "What's the most superhuman feat you ever witnessed in the NFL?" Please subscribe to the podcast and rate & review the show on iTunes. Plus, for the non-iTunes listeners, go to VokalNow.com and download the Vokal app. Follow Corey on Twitter & Instagram @CoreyWootton and Noah @NoahCoslov & @WawaRun. Thanks for listening and enjoy!
One of the finest basketball coaches in the country is Glenn Farello of Paul VI in Fairfax, VA. As he enters his 21st season as a head coach, Noah asks Glenn what his greatest responsibility is to his players, some of whom will go on to play college and professional ball. Follow Paul VI's season on Twitter & Instagram @PVIHoops and Noah @NoahCoslov on Twitter & Instagram @WawaRun. All episodes of the podcast are available on iTunes and VokalNow.com.
Noah and his friend Lora chat about what led to her move from New York to Los Angeles, her stopover in Bali, starting as a yoga instructor and figuring out what made her happy. Follow Lora on Instagram @lbkaminsky and Noah @WawaRun and @NoahCoslov on Twitter. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes and listen to all the episodes on VokalNow.com.
Noah's longtime friend Liz Chernett sits down for a personal conversation to talk about the moment from her life that replays in her mind most frequently. You can continue this conversation on Twitter @NoahCoslov & follow Noah on Instagram @WawaRun and Liz @Wawajawn, plus visit her site www.LizChernett.com.
Noah's daughter Eden returns to The Follow Up to chat about what she wants to learn in pre-K. Noah asks her is she has any concerns going into her new school and what she may like to take for lunch. Follow Noah on Instagram @WawaRun, on Twitter @NoahCoslov and for more parenting related material @AllNewDads. Please subscribe to the podcast, rate and review The Follow Up, and share it with everyone you think may be interested.
New York Times best-selling author Jeff Pearlman returns to The Follow Up to chat with Noah about his latest book on the rise and demise of the United States Football League. Noah asks Jeff to identify the nugget that could be broken out into a book of its own. For more: JeffPearlman.com, @JeffPearlman - Follow Noah @NoahCoslov
When was the last time Jeff Pearlman was intimidated by an interview subject? That's the question Noah asks the NY Times best-selling author and longtime sports columnist.